Roseburg news-review., January 05, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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FiOSEbUHG, OREGON, KHIOAY, JANUARY 6, 123.
HOUSEHOLD BUDGETS
Household economists are urging people to ado)t household
budgets and banks and similar institutions give our account
books prepared so that people caii apportion their expenditures
after some standard plan. While many people kick the persist
ants to carry out sucli a scheme, those that do arrange a good
system for home aud personal expenditure are laying the foun
dation of savings and business success. Young people just be
ginning wedded life do well to study expenses with conscientious
thoroughness. Many matrimonial ventures have been wrecked
on poor home finance. Such folks might have money enough
for a modest start. But their usual plan was to spend their
income as fast as they got it. When special needs came along,
they had not planned for them, and were in difficulties at once
Love often flies out of the window when the purse is empty.
A married couple ought to study some of the many works issued
on family budgeting, and get an idea of what the experts think
is a normal division of income among the various classes of ex
penditure. Then if they find they are spending too much rela
tively on food, or clothing or rent or incidentals, they can study
that particular' item and see if it can not be reduced. The fam
ily budget idea implies that people will take the time necessary
to keep a faithful account of expenses. This habit is a splendid
.business training, and it encourages ' methodical ways. Most
people who have kept accounts regularly become able when they
get the totals of their various lines of disbursement, to see that
in this or that direction, their costs are too much for their in
come. ' A sensible person should find little satisfaction in con
tinuing a line of expenditure which is extravagant and beyond
his real needs. i--..
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Advertising is the means of influencing the buyer to the
point where he will want the very thing that you have to sell
him. He may not have thought of the matter at all but judici
ous advertising creates a desire in the public mind for the com
modity or thing you have, so you go about the work of putting
the proposition in its attractive light before the buyer, who im
mediately accepts the suggestion created in his mind by your ad
vertising, and the more persistently you advertise the goods the
greater the longing established in the public mind to possess and
use that product. .At first the buyer may pass the matter lightly
by. The second time he hesitates a moment. The third time,
perhaps, he gives it a second thought, and turns back to again
read what you have to say. He likes tho way you express the
worth and necessity of the article, and decides that it will be to
his advantage to ossess it. So he goes down and buys. On the
other hand, many persons buy on tho strength of your first sug
gestion. There is also a class who are not atfected, but those
people are in the minority. Busy men and women read their
papers, and wide awake merchants and manufacturers know it,
so for that reason the daily papers have become the channel
through which the.it; sellers approach buyers, knowing by experi
ence that it is the quickest and least expensive way of reaching
the ultimate consumer.
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The last year has seen a great number of boys going in for
experiments with radio apparatus, and hundreds of thousands
of them have become amateur wireless fans. Secretary of the
Navy Denby has issued a statement commending these young
experimenters, and he believes that such activities incite a boy's
ambition and would make him more useful in case of national
emergency. Anything that makes a boy use his brain is help-'
ful. Formerly millions of boys used to spend their spare hours
loafing on curbstones and at local hang-outs. They stood with
open mouths, watching older or more active people do things.
Today llic typical boy finds such inactive life uninteresting. He
wants to do something witli his own hands. The boy who has
done something with wireless work has gained a new idea of his
own power, lie will not be content to take hold of his life
work in a routine way and do it just the same as the man before
him did.. He will want to think out better ways ol'doing tilings,
and that spirit in the nation at large will improve living condi
tions for everybody.
o
There must be something the matter with the prohibition
forces that operate in and around New York City when a cargo
of boo.e valued at $7,000,000 is slipped into the harbor by ruin
runners, as was the case just previous to New Year's. The en
forcement officers are either at fault or the illegal dispensers
of whiskey have an awful "pull"' with the strong arm of the law.
o
A report from Salem is to the effect that Governor Olcott,
immediately after his term expires, will "t;d;e to the basement,"
don overalls and make a general cleaning of his home premises.
We hope the governor does as good job as the people did at tho
recent general election in the way of a "political eleanin.T."
(i
Who's who in tho coming gathering of state solons will
probably not be known until alter the session ends. It takes
more than fi rty days and nights to "size up" some nun,
o
The (hvgon legislature will convene next Monday. ILiv's
hoping the "bojs" will put over some real, c instructive legisla
tion. In fact, make the session short and sua y.
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t" fa Italia i
pickihs
BY BERT a BATES
. - - - - .a vAv.A-MvJn.liitMl with i h other.
V 11 II iiaiu 1 1 .' -
PI L n n X the Multnomah county divorce sta-
Mate rress lornment S tiie. or primed the other
t
PnvuAf is Renuirpfl
5 3 d,y u Th. 6rgonian. th thepn-.j, - X
t..k zToXi jess-1?: tir; ; in Every Business-
.i... i. tn hl. the olficl'il
The Lane County court took the ' recor(is are sufficiently definite an 1 4
1 lavpuveis in oarne.-t when they de-1 man (,ian nuifirlently Improve, d
manded lower taxation, and pro- : Mor- ,,, j percent of iiiarriacs A
c ed. d to cut out some of the more ' ,.,,, ,,, h dissolved bad been en-, 5
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
We went Into a hash joint
The other day for a meal
And hopped up to
Tho counter and ordered
Corned beef and cabbage and
The waiter turned to
The cook and howled,
"One of Jigat."
if 3 &
Steve Huber and hit hammer gun
attended the recent turkey ahoot of
the Roseburg Rod and Gun club.
recent tax-eating Innovations, Birch t lereil lnto vthiu the year. More
ruumjr HKricunuiai i than 25 percent one in every tour
i the county health nurse and the , Qf ,neBe wuc.n had none on the
'rural school supervisor and other rock t.j endured less than two
pills of paternalism. As a result the I ,.eara No fewer than ai percent
court has been diluted with P-'were'trles than five years' stund-
ts. demands that the officials be , fireeonian
tt
reinstated and threats of recall it
the demands ure not compiled with.
The I.aue couniy (.'ranees which
for years have been passim? resolu-
AI1K WK IHH'INtt
The New Year finds the eastern
lions demanding retrenchment antl i Oregon country thoughtful Dut not
economy in the aduiiniMration of ! discouraged. Our war profits, where
public affairs, and have been partic- there were any, are vanished. Karni
ularly emphatic the past year, bare im has not been profitable for two
' bln.Bilu .itlleH tm.ntiif.u it .r cr u n i 7. . . .1 l.n l-1 m.uu 4d a .nreikiel nr-
Yesterday was readers' day for this ...,,.,, tn r,.inilK.iv the county !..rrfi.,..iv rtni eimilltlons .could have
apent and club leader. The county I been worse many thought they
health association and other civic would be worse. Perhaps lHl'.l will
treat us butter. If not we hope it
clamorous for the retention of the
county nurse. All want the econ
omy practiced upon the olher fellow.
Lain 's story is tlio story of every
ol' colyum but contributions continue
to pour in. This a. tn. we ree'd a long
ener rrom . iu,, bodies In Kuceno and elsewhere, are
he or she eulcgizes the contents ot , ..,
Prune Pickin's and also sends us a.
choice selection of snappy gags. These:
gags will appear from time to time in
iu;. Jn .f mnril uulfar and WflVei
much oblined'for 'em. One YoncalU other county, nil of which shows
"noet" sent in the following pome now difficult it Is to reduce taxation,
which we print as is: l'nr pv"Ty governmental frill Is there
Now there's ye ed. of Prune Pickin's ca,lsl' ot some organized propa
Who sometimes of his job slightly to put It tli' ie. and any at
sickens trmpt to remove it. meets -with vlg
He's set up a yelp orous insistence from Influential ln-
. i.. k.i. fluence. 'h'n the legislature nt-
ror someuwiy m .. . i,...,. -.: " ....... w.ln... Im..hl will h
If we don t he win noi use .'J..,,, i ...,, : ,ha .ut.. .mi t.iiiin the hot
irom an pans or tne st.ii" nastily ; uauis ui owcu .iniicioj nuba,
assembles and blocks the effort by I o
loc-rolliiig. It Is t!ie srn:e with
school
and other tax fixing bodies.
will at least bo tip to the 1H22 stand
ard. Meanwhile wo will watch cor
ners closely and keep our feet upon
the ground. We will likewise watch
the leRislature for one reform that
should be at hand tax adjustment
a thine, that offers real hope for
the producer and those v:ho deal
with the producer. Kast Orcgonian.
SOONER OR LATER
You people wiiji dyspepsia, Rhetima'
dickens.
Emits Coue. famous frog scientist,
i. i mi,le with hi narrot nhrase.
.m h h.ttr and better." and:fmin,y rourta, city count lis.
' . ' ' i. u.i- .ui-i-: h.t hoards, and other tax
somenow we c.n i ncp miimniy i..
Therefore this store continues to use the p0(
Printer's Ink to Keep In Touch with aU old patron,
to Draw New Ones to this store. Tho story of
honest merchandise, sold at small margins, will be
claimed this coming year, and wo Invite Ros,.DOTl
Douglas County buyers to come In and let us hejp
8olve"your buying problems. " (t
EVERYBODY'S' EXCHAfc
Jackson and Washington Sts. e
mm ran
HUKGounr
Concrete Shoulders to Be Built on
Each Side of Highway and Top
Filled in With Three,
Inches of Asphalt
1.1. i.. i. . ii.m nnnrt nni P'rin- feu u,ul 1L is small woiiuor uiiu inese
stance we sugnest that our readers try 'f K a'"nK lj""-s f lpa8',rp:
it out by repeating each evening, "Day lH,:nce and grant demands backed
by day thf. colyJm is Jett.ng better P by powerful organizations.
.L k.H.r and if vou live lona L e B,e . uom!ng a government
enough, you might convince yourself' ' specia Inter,,, .t pubiic ex-
that it Is so.
HO
pense and paternalism 1b fast de
stroying individualism as We Seek tO Dnoolmrn- ehunter Kn S nf tile
"The gaunt gray wolf slunk across; J"ake tllG 6tate or county do our)Kast,,rn star held their regular social
the oleaming snow, malignant hate u. 1Ui m , i evening Inst night at the .Masonic
u . ..... ... pud tke pnrn ti9 ni- r h hlron v i . . ... . i
hie blood-snoc oyes. no - .... lempie. a jjnim crown was pieoeut
i.iauuu out we ; t Bpe tno newly elected: omcers con-
reuiieiiou anects fr the work on two candidates.
If
ur"Tl . , '. k.,7 .., .rtK ; rt"'"' for reduced txation-
" . . i .tk. h;, protest when the
unno.y now'' " nnvthln? wo nro lt,rei,l In
darkness The defenseless man and t'" P,1,,1I1 n ?M iw D n'3
girl watched the flaming orbs, the Pme of cutting taxes, we threat
?.d laws dripping foam, their limbs h""with rec,al!- a,!1 " -
paralyzed with fear.
The chapter was favored by visits
bv members from an Iowa and Cali
fornia chapter, and also the patron of
El'CIENE, Jan. 5. The pavement
on the 1'aciflc highway between
Eugene and Goshen will bo widened
land strengthened early this year, uc
I cording to announcement by It. A.
Iiooth, chairman of the state high
way commission, yesterday. V. U.
liarratt, member of the commission,
was In the city yesterday conferring
with Mr. Booth regarding tho work.
The day before he went over the
highway between the two points and
found that construction will bo com
paratively inexpensive, ns there will
be lfitie grading to he done.
Chairman Booth said that a two
foot strip of concrete, seven Inches
! thick, will be laid eaih side of tho
I present asphaltic pavement, widen
ing the present roadwuy from 18 to
20 feet. In addition to this, said Mr.
Iiooth, a three-inch coating of asphalt
will he laid on top of the present
asphalt, thereby griatly strengthen-
th I nnvmivll e nml seerelarv of the ... . ......
x'L ' V., P" with our demands for special Klkton chanter were present. Buai-r?..,?.PY'n '.ex:
- "CP Jor,: & we deft him for .-election ness took tip the fore parto, the eve- .JcCT IX
XTtoZ.CT tV4;r..:iI necessltate-Medford MaU afteV which Initiation r,towe,l. At .ta.r'oVthXS ol
snatch away his adored one. The great """"e.
I the close a light lunch was served,
TODAY'S MARKET $
KICKS I'Afl K.inMWs
I'ltOlHifB
Butter, 35 cents a
iMitlerfat, 13 ctaui.
Eggs, SO cents ptr ooi.!
Hens, henvy, 17 ceom;
Ileus, lisht, 12 cents,
Springers, 15 cents t bb
Old roosters, 10 cent,
Geese, 18 cents a pound. '
Ducks, 18 cents a pu
Wheat, U-20 at mill, nn,
Karley, 36 a ton.
Veal, dressed, 8 to 1J t"
Hogs, dressed, 12 cenu .
pounds weignu
Cows, prime, 4 cet -1
Steers, prime, i &m '
iioney, local produtUoi1"
pound. B
Cascara bark, 192:, (
pound. Cascara bsrk, l"'
RETAIL PRICES Ok w'
PRODUCTS, g
Mill run, $l.u ut:
pounds. j
Cracked corn, 52.30 a I
Rolled barley, J1.55 , , ,
pounds.
Grey seed oats, per
Keed vats, per 1U0, :.
Flour, soft wheat, i;p,
Flour, hard wheat, JLjj Z'
Back. Jj
ir.irfr el the pack came closer, closer;
ho gathered himself ready lor me
spring, "liawo, 01 11,- sne saia, -nni.
this some movie?"
WHEN TO STUDY
A LITERACY TEST IX Or.EfiOX
A bill Is being prepared by the' held on Thursday, January IS.
Portland Americanization Council I o
providing a literacy test for voters
in the state. It Is nronosed ihrit the
When Ice .cream grows cn macaroni , vo((,r sna b(1 rp,,,,! to r,,a(I an
trees, j extract from the constitution of Ore-
When Sahara's sands are muddy,; nn n,i tn Vninin iiniHWn
Whett cats and dogs wear B. V. D.'s.j KnislisU the meaning of what he has
I . M . 1 ... . ' V1 o. Ll.Jll IIIHinmcy IV WW I III Ifl Ut UU,
,anu Ulier a lew genera. ,e.im. lUU more ,h.n othor
imeet ng came to a close. nil.,.B . h.hu.av . ,., :
The next regular meeting will bo jg one or tuo ne'avU.8t truveIea a tue
HI
(ilendnle Visitor e
Attorney O. S. Drovrt :
dale, is In the clly lor j lo
looking after business -
That's the time I like to study.
THE SECRET IS OUT
A fashion note from f-iris
rr ntl.
This extract Is to he flftv words or
more and to be one of one hundred
says of such extracts selected hv the sec-
skirts must net be long enough to hide retary of state for this purpose. The
the ankles. What's difference? Owing slips on which the tests are print
to the fashion that prevails up to a ed are placed in a box nnd the one
few months ago, everybody kno-wo given to the appilrant for suffrage
that the ladies have ankles, whether; is drawn by chance. This method
they are hidden or not.
MRS, P. M. COLES OF
S
MAUSHFIEI.D, Jan. 3. Mrs. War
ren liessey of Coos River, left this
morning for Eikton, 'where she was
called by the death o her mother,
Mrs. P. M. Coles. Mrs. Coles was 60
of testing the ability of a voter to 1 years of ago, and is well known on
statu.
The concrete curbings on each side
of the black pavement will afford
much better traction for cars in pass
ing each other and give more room
for the rapidly Increasing traffic.
Iilg basket ball game at the Highi
school Friday evening nt 7:ii0. Eu-
gene National Guard vs. Roseburg
National Guard.
read is used In many states. The I the bay, having lived here and also
EXPENSIVE MILEAGE ! test for aliiiily to write will be as;in Myrtle Point. She has been ailing
Tho automoloilist who claimed that thorough. j for several years, but her death was
u. ikiriu mil nn a nallnn thai Xo one will cre.ltlv nhipct tn tho mipxnectiwl. SUia iu ntirviveil hv unv.
' ... -i... :. ..nt;n:MM .i.-,, t h 1 litorav tni f,i vntnra Ornn,. l,na uial ,.lill.l..n
oiner uay ib i.uihh n .......... .... rin, n,inuiviiiti.iu. 9
farmer charged him $50 for tewing no great proportion of citizens, for- o-
him eighteen miles.
elen
or native
or write.
i read
The Buckwheat County Grange held hnrdshlp on anyone to require him
a get-together picnic last summer, at to Know now to read any write Kng
which tho Local Chamber of Com-jll-h. ir this or nnv oilier measure
merce and their families wero guests.i will spur the Illiterate to more
A tug ol war between the Grange and quickly learn to know the language
Ihe city chaps was proposed. Thclnnd literature of his own country it
city guys might have won only that the, will lie one of the most wholesomo
farmers had their end of the'rope tied; measures on the statute books. Any
to a tree. intelligent adult who Is ignorant if
::: ihe art of reading and writing Eng-
Now the city council is eoing to;l'sh can by diiligence acquire this
beautify the city and Stephens street art between two state elections. Any
is to be transformed into a bouluvard ; such Illiterate not interested in his
of unequalled splendor and we suggest. "wn education Is not fit to take part
that the council Dlant hrner.oli in the1'" ruling the state Portland Tele
chuck holes in the pavement on saidjFram-
highway. j lll;ATlOX KAItM TltOl lll.ES
A teacher had a class of boys and
frr.H t nn to th bov who wrote Agricultural conditions have been
the best eosay cn great n- One! ranicularly hard on the farmers In:
wrote about Wilson, another Shake th" western Irrigation projects, es-J
soeare, another on Lincoln and a lit- 1" 'dally the newer ones. Governor,
tie Jewish boy wrote on Christ. j Mioup of Colorado recently wrote to;
At the end of the day the teacher .Secretary Fall asking that the gov-
asked the little Jewish boy how is it eminent defer the payment due fills j
that he wrote on Christ and he tayo: "th on the I nconipluigi e project.
"I'll tell you teacher- down In my 1 w tiirmets are not able even to
heart I know Abraham ' is the bes. PV taxes, he says, and pav- j
man; but business is business.- j f.-
:;: ;;;; eninn nt on th" ;0-year plan Is im-
Teacher: "Johnny. I am tempted to I'1-""'- insiMenco on promm pay
keep you in after school."
horn. Who cannot Tot n half sole Ihnt nhl nnir nf rnl-
Hut it works no I her boots ou have riiscardi rl It will
pay you. Goodyear Shoe repairing Co.
liijii N. Jackson St.
The beautiful new structure of tho
I First Church of Christ Scientist, lo
j cated Just east of the courthouse on
Douglas street, will be opened for the
j first time for services on next Sun
jday morning, according to an an
nouncement today. Tho church,
i which is one of the most attractive in
the city, is a valuable addition to the
Icity, anil the members of the church
are delighted to have such a fine
home.
SALEM. Jan. 5. Swaying from a
rope, a bullet hole In his head, John
Krause, a character well known In
Gervais for the past 20 years, was
found dead Bhortly beforo 11 o'clock
this morning in a shack located a
short distance from his Gervais home.
Authorities said thisvafternoon the
case was plainly ono of suicide.
Krauso, who was 74 years of age, had
ippai-ently been dead about two hours
when his b,-'dv was discovered by his
wife. Hale Taylor, an attache of Com
er Lloyd Rlgdon's office, left this
afternoon for Gervais where he nil I
stagn an Investigation. j
Indications were that Krause first
placed tho noose about his neck and
then fired, the bullet entering his
right temple. !
Krauso was a retired laborer, and
friends said, apparently had become
(despondent. He is survived by his
I wire mid three children, Ed. John and,
I Helen. I
Funeral arrnncrmenls had not becu
made this afternoon. i
Use
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a
That Will Give 5.
THESE machina'
brought tousbV
purchasing new b
Bros, cars and are tj
as represented. So:,
cellent bargains are
to any one desiring '-
good used car. J
1917 Chevrolet J
1913 Dodge Bros, tourini,
191S Dodge Bros, touring
2-ton Bethlehem Track
r.irth stiitisti"s c;ir.i.iW i:i J;ul;sou enmity show Uuit
twelve little youngsters wore born in l-'oid ( ;n.- diirinj; tho year
l'J'J2. A inelty jjooil record for this popular flivver.
o
GoVernor-tleet Walter IMerec jroes to Iho but next Monday
Look out for a "spit" bail, Wnlicr.
Johnny :
teacher."
"Yield not to temptation,
Intuition, one writer declares, is that
sixth sense which enables one's wife
to Rinell through two sticks of gum
and seven cloves and siy, "Henry.
you've been drinking again." I
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A writer in "Beauty" m.iqazine says
that tt-e v.-h.te of an eg is an excel
lent bcaut.ticr. However, tnt de
pends on whether it is applied b
youisclf or thrown at you.
THE SKINNY THING !
She was a snappy kid in winter,
She h.id the acods in f.i'l.
But when she donned x l-Mthinj cuit,
She wasn't there at ail.
T'le enly thing that is qett.nq cheap
er in this country is human life.
Gritte, 37. alone, works in verr.lSs,
wcv.ld meet l.idy of like qualification;
matrimony. Box 1. T1'l."-Pest. A clas
sified ad in the Denver Post.
mi i;t. tie .vn, would erne tile set-
tli-rj off tln ir farms and ruin many
irrigation com muni ties.
In i:.it ion s ulers always Lav. a
1.,'iru tiliie. lit. y May. It used to b"
said til.-it the pioneers in "dlicii
farmini;" always went broke an 1
disappeared, and then a new genera
Hen came nnd inherit d the bene
fits of their ha.d work and sacri
fice. There has been les; of that in
n-cenf Murs. owini? largely to more
enli-liu iH d hainlliiiK ol the pro'i
lem. At tlii- liniu, wli'-u nRiiruI
tuve in in neral Is ill 'ili.-tross and
W al lncion is busy with r--li f
nieiMin s. Mho., who are toiling to
n.ake the des. rts lilooni should n..t
be overlook! d. Albany IHmiocrat,
Trailer .
1921 Ford
J.O.Newlandt
Dodge Brothers Do"
Cor. Cass and Stepk
Roseburg, &
Mis. Eva Ferraer
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I.v XT-?-:,'
I)I!.I.1IN; AIKH'T .M.Kl:i.V.E
As a feature attraction, tho mnn
acement of the Antlers theater Tues
day lias hooked the l'oucias County
Concert band for a half-hour concert.
The band ha3 been rehearsing for
several weeks on Tuesday program
nnd a number of new selections will
he plven. Cniler the leadership of I
John C. ShlelilH, the band Is making
rapid proprits nnd outsiders who
httve biaril the organization recently
deelare that it compares favorably
with any oilier In the slate. The boys
should be pr.-eted by a lurfre crowd at
Tuesday's performance.
S,VVi; jit-.. HjJ
It
ELK LODGE OFFICER
i'3
r
ill. nor: ii n t isut. llta 1. nirlh m tini.i
"Th' only purpose of seme fclks ,,,( ,.t. nt T opportiiaiiy aiior.l .1
head is to keep their collars irom ,,, , perona primnrily 1:.; i.u-
failln Oil. (i(l In r-rt- Ir.pt'ww.A tr
is not i a.-y to nccotmt for the
ni --! ct ef soii;, statisticians to pro
vide us with i lie very data that we
somehow believe would most illum
inate tfi.' Ma-t d-marriiiso problem.
.V.nut every oU.er tipic under !!.:
sun has been submitted to th-
st art iiltr,- scrutiny of the "surv. y."
f'tirvei lnu is. indeed, the lot m-H
suit of most of otir buddii.g fot iolo-
Kisis. Hut evauiination of the -x- I Frank li. Cohan paid hia official visit
baustive lit. ratine published rt nee to Hie Kos.liurn Uulge. It. 1'. O. K.,
time ami amnio r by the moralists lust eveiiinK aud expresKcd hitnself as
on narriafe fai's to reveal a iin:l.. biuhiy pleased with the conditions of
f..ti-fyiiii! collation of retires en ne it lie loal fraternal nnl.-r. Mr. Oohan
District lV ptity C.rand Kxalted Huler
sitites that the Iioseliur; lo.lno is one
of the best in the entire state and he
complimented Ihe staff of officers
;?ae v'fv Ms lily tor their fine work.
Oregon 13 Famous For
Its Beautiful "Women
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