La Grande evening observer., July 24, 1924, Image 5

Hiursdayy July 2-1, 1024.
THE I,A GRANDE EVENING ' t)BSKRV ER
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Local News Irl Brief j
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COMINU HVENTS
Aupunt H Iv. O. .
Riverside I'urk.
M. l'lenie ul
l-'iiicd Sl.V
Glenn ICrtva wnu fined $15 li the
iiiuniei)ul court IiihI evening rqn
charges of intoxlrution. ; 1 '?
. 4-
MMcr Called Ifryoud v .4.
Mr. untl Mis. JuIIuh Hulier tuive
gone to rortliind. wln-n? they wen
called by the Hiidden ileal h of Mm.
KiBlitT'H H Mtnr, Mm. Kllie Wade.
-Leave for WHmvxioiir .
Mr. uml Mrs, C, U Miiikuy unJ
non, Marvin, with, hlx friend, Bun
tiy Oeterlin. ttrt on their way to
Yellouatonc iiark on a trip whltM,
Is to last several VuuUs. ,-
Jiiiiiihi'i'iiiaii llerxvr- .
Mr. a J ul Mrs. It. J. Campbell, hih
now sloj.plnj? at the Foley hotel
Mr. f'ainphell Is uiunuKer of lliti
KaHtern Oregon Lumber company
at KnturpriHLV,
days at Wallowa ..alio. They ex-
peel to return to I .a Grande Kat
urduy. wheru they will make their
home In the future. Mr. MuDun
leitr iH an employ of thu llowinan
Hk'ks l.uniltcr company hen and
.Irs. McDanlelti ia from Kansas
City. Mo. .
Personal Mention
Sited
Itiehard Ja)Bof I'nioii. was u
visitor in I .a C ramie yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kullhan and
lumily are home again after spend
ing a few days in Portland. They
arrived this morning.
Mrs, Minnie' M. Hehonberg re
turned; to her home,- in Portland
tlila morning after spending a few
days in Iai Or undo visiting Mrs. C.
V. Noyes. '
si-iis invf
Henry Hans of Knlerprlse re
turned to his home this morning
on the branch line. He? bus been
Dr. MitKson of. Twin (''alls, Idaho,
act-ompunk-d by -his wife and dau
ghter, stopped in I.a Grande last
evehlng. They registered ut the
Summer hotel.
Mrs. ' I.ulu Osborne of Kullon.
Kaitsis, who hits been visiting her
, 1'or.lan.l will, a carload of cat- or (t.rpriiU. 'tlll8
uv uua'":mornlng tU visit other relatives,
of at u good price. B
Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Glasgow and
child 'returned to Haker this morn
I-nvo) for Los Anelc
A. H. Prince, w ho bus been vis-1
King here for
left today for
Prince was at one time principal p
of the Central grammar school
here. 4
, f , Auk. They have been here vlHiting
"" 'T T taVuiaitow-. imrants. .Mr. uud
1. AnKcles Mr.!.Ml.'.,Vfli-Whlt..-'
MOVIES BLAMED f '
FOR CRIME WAVE
LN TAHITI ISLE
PAPirrri:. Tahiti Al'). Mo
tion picture films depicting Val
iant deeds of handsome ba ndl In
arousing gicut excitement unions
nullvu audiences, ure blamed for
the inild outbreak ot 'banditry thai
took place during Aluy. Kurty
In the mouth four natives. Im-
mile of the Atlanlie over which j prisoned for various offenses, too!:
the VAl-3 is likely to fly in her trip 1 to tho hills back of Papetto. They
from Oils port to Lukchurst, N. J.. descended from time, to time on
possibly some 11 mo in August or raiding expeditions, directed chlci-
Heptcniber, has been" charted by y uffulnst Chinese provision shops,
melcrologlsts employed by tho. unguarded clothes lines, pig pens
Zeppelin company here. The and chicken runs. In the course
tu.sk has taken many months, and of their plundering they obtained
the investigators have examined firearms and ammunition, and tu-
records of atmospheric phenomena ter that their armed forrays cans-
covering a pevbid of l!6 years. led something of-a panic among
The result of their labors have; the householders of the Island.
bsen tabulated In chart Jorin, ar- I After many unavailing efforts
KUKOKItH'HSIlAV KN,
many -AP) Virtually
G e r
evcry air
!rs. George Chandler and Mrs.
i. lames A. Chandler and son went
Mnuv I 'ay Pines jlhrough the city this morning on
Kverv 'lime Slate Traffic Officer ; their - way to KnU rprise to visit
a.1. II. (Sordini arrives in the etty relatives. Their homu is In War-
lhere Is an influx of business at renton, Oregon.
tlin offices or the Justice of peace.
V. Spencer was fined 1 and) W. K. Nicely of Alnska. who has
costs In the Justice court yester-; '"'en visiting his sister. Mrs. H
day us were also A. Hopkins. Mar-!'U'" "ere, went on to Gooding,
shall Newport, and Herman Mob- Maho, (his morning to visit other
ter. Mr. M osier also paid a fine i renuives.
of $10 for running a bus currying v'" " ""
p;isiengi-rs and freight which was! Put Lorn-gran, president of the
not properly equipped with a fire i Warren Construe Hon company, Ik
extinguisher. ('. W, Turner uud C.J in the city on business, lie Is reg-
N. Simmons paid (15 und costs Istered at the Foley.
each for speeding. j
: W. I. Long, old-time resident of
Catch Many I'lli ' this city who now resides in Port-
Means of com mimical ion have land. Is in la Grande partly on
penetrated even the most remote, mtsiness uml partly for the purpose
mountain fastnesses so a parly of f (tsputing the ownership of the
fishermen composed of Charles neighboring . huckleberry pulches
Itingner, Norman Frees, Ituy Mur- j u tlh the bears.
phy and llrnest WutUlns now fish- .
lug on the Minum IK miles from UI,M MAN ICOltlt'.l OF
Cove are able to talk with theiri 1 10 Willi, i; IIVIHIN
families every evening by tele-j .
phone. It took them over a' day llKNI , Ore. Tom Georg'. la
of riding on horsebnek to reach , borer, paid (140 for a bath. It was
their present destination but they:jUH u,at amount that he left In
can talk to I .a Grande In u' very uH trousers pockets when he step.
few minutes. They report that Ihe ,.,) into nlu nib In an adjoining
fishing lii finf'al pivfteiit.1' " f iooiii. ' The trousers and pockets
.were sllll In his own room when he
At Wallowa l,nke ' returned, but some olhcr roomer
Mr. and Mrs. Ihirold Mclmnbls. N,1 Hie (140. Pollcu are trying to
who were married rcecnily ul rind out who profiteered on
Holse, ldiiho. are spending a few Gtorg''s bath.
ranged ho us to be ciudly read by i
the dirigible navlgulurs. and are I
considered an invaluable asset for I
the pilots who will have the pust !
performances of the weather and1
climate to refer to during the
voyage.
Dr. J-htffo Eckv, who will pi
lot the big ship to America, ex
pects to return to Germany after
the trip to continue his work here.
Captain Knicsl A. - Lehmanu, one
of the Zlt-3 navigating orflcers
who will make the flight, will re
main in the 1'nilcd States, us will
some of the other expert mem
bers of the crew.
It was announced recently lnt
the Initial trial flight could not
possibly be made before Hie latter
part of August or early In Sep
tember owing to decision of the
officials to scrap the crank cases
of the May bach molors and re
place them with new odes.
When completed, the officials
contend, the 55K-3 will have its
driving power five engines super
ior to those of any other aircraft
ever built, and fully cupauie or
making the great non-slop hop
from Kriedrlchshuven,
to capture the bandits, the gov
ernment organized parlies of nu
lives to search tho mountains sys
tematically. One of the parties
lound the four In a remote val
ley, hit they were not subdued
until one of tho fugitives had
been killed and another wounded.
W5LL FEATURE
ITER SPORTS
I.ONGVlKW. Wash. (Special)
With ruces, surf board riding. In
spectlon of a I'. S. destroyer and
1 he presence of Admiral H. Iv
Coonta. of the Pacific Kleet of til.
IT. S. Navy, rhe water curnlval and
regatta promises to inako August
1, a big day of Longvlow's Pageant
of Progress. July 31 to Angst a.
Inclusive. , .
A cruiser race from Portland to
l.ongvlew, so timed that (he finish
of Ihe race will be one of the events
or the water carnivul, Is being ar
ranged. Volger Hoy V und Adcox
I of the Portland Moturboat .club
capable of a mile a moment and j
unit' 1 A iidiuiy tor .speedings W" -sM
. . j
,.1,'huid - Maekey returnel liotcu
July 24 from I'tirtlaiid .where, Je
attetnled the 'Pacific, coast shoot,
O it of lift contestants Mr. Mack-i
ty jiveragtd 12th high among the'
amatiurs and beat 11 profes-';
Kionals. I
.
Incidentally, the . ift-wspaper-ii
lute -In July. 1'J 1 4, began currylngi
the first hints about the gigantic j
disturbance the . World war
that slutted the following month.':
- !
In 1!H1 the. Kvcnlng Observer'
was . a six .column, eight page!
dally newspaper. t . ' j
TRIANGLE CO.
RID ACCEPTED
(CnnllniKMl from pace 1)
t tin t'l'titirt'iirlim t" SjiriiiK Hlrrt
rt--OBl.llcod us two 01 tlio fnt.Htl"'"' '''""Hi In Al.l.-r.
hihm1 bonis In tlu- L-nll.'d Stairs. H'lni? on llHtrk-t N. M Mr. i
will ' purtlclmt In the riwntm. ln" '' '"' " v. nl.iB i.nl tin. c.iy
BUHIAL PLAGE
MARK UNVEILED
udditlon, numerous other vcrafts o?
tho club will compete - for u por
tion of tho (2300 in prfces whli'h
will be offered for the different
events of tho water carnival.' Surf
board riding behind one of the
speed boala Is a promised feature.
Admiral Coonta, accompanied iy
his wife, his aide and the officers
of the destroyer will bo in l.ong
vlew two days of the celebration
and will deliver an address In Jef
ferson Square, August I. .
on. the Alps, to thu lowlands of
Now Jersey.
WAU.A WALLA, Wash. (AP).
A monument was unveiled here
recently ocr the grave of David
Lennox in the old cemetery near
Wutson, Ore.,' whero a L'S-yeur
search for the grave , was ended
a fe weeks ago by Us discovery.
Lennox was a friend and compan
ion ol Marcus Whitman und rode
with him at the head of the
bordering ! great wagon train of 1843
Wallowa Lake Mecca
In Past as It Is Now
(Continued from page 1
recorder wus aulhorlxed toadver
Hs for bidH. This district Includes
Ihe paving of N avenue from First
lo Oak streets' and of First street
from O avenue lo N.
Consideration of offer by Loins
Snndox for lot four, block I H In
Grundy's second adtlllioi was con
tinued until the next meeting.
:U kM'-SV-i.-j -:m b Xii
Clearance
Sale
ON ALL,
S U 1M M li It D H E S S E S
Suits and Coals
French & Greene
K. FORD HELD
GUILTY OF
"MOON" SALE
(Continued from page 1)
HEAVY WHEAT
YIELD GLftllEB
Stock Reducing
and ,
Money Raising
A AH
STII.L- COliNC; ON! SAVING VOU 20 lo 33 1-3 '
KICDIKTION ON 01 U LINE OK QUALITY
MKliCIIANDISH FOR MEN AND BOYS ,
ON'TAltIO, Ore. L. lOachus. near
Adruln, Ore., Malheur county, re
ports in U.U. Hreithaupt, coiinly
agent, that some, of his Kcderallon
wheat went 97.5 bushels to the
acre, regarded as a phenomenal
yield.' Me says that the Onas
wheat has not yet , been threshed,
but that "it looks terribly gdod."
Mr. Kaehus is one of the, first
farmers lo try. 1'Vderatton wheat In
.Malheur county, according to M r.
Hreithaupt, uud each year has ob
tained gootl yields but none ever
approaching Ihe yield, this season,
The huut wub sown . oiu grouiifi.
wincu rormeny nan neer, i:roi"'o
(o let I uce. Last year Mr. Kuchus
solil his entire crop for seed after
he had secured a cerllfled radnj:.
The crop jiiHl threshed' - passed
the field llispecllon nmde bv K. it,
.lackmau, crop special 1st of Ore-
gon agiicu Mural college- extension
riervU'e. The tUms variety is being
tested on a number of farms, ac
cording to Mr. Hcithaupt, to gain
a comparison with rVdcnitloii.
About Ihree-rourths of the wheal
this year In Malheur county Ih of
t lie Kederation variety, which not
only seems to be of heavier yield,
but produces high iiialliy grain.
Two irrandsons, V. I. Kord. of
Wharton, Texas, and M, l White
of Portland, Ore., had so ight the
last resting place of the pioneer
for a rull (juurter of a centur.
Or. S. It. L. Penrose of Whit
man college, was the principal
speaker at the unveiling. Or.
Penrose In his ml dress quoted
from tin Interview he obtaineil 20
yeurs ago .from Kdwnrd II. Len
iiex. son of David Lnnox. who
when he was Hi years old, ae-
lompunhd his father and Whlt-
insn across the country.
The elder Lennox was captain
of tho wagon train which lei I
Westport, Mo.. May tr, 184:1. for
Ore-xon. Or. Whitman joined the
train at Westport anil agreed lo
pilot the parly to the Columbia
river for $4on. The Lennox pari;'
left Or. Whitman at Ihe Knake
river and never saw him again.
The family went to western Ore
gon and for 27. yearH lived near
Hlllsboro. In U70 Oavls l-enntix
ujoved to Weston where he
bought a farm.
Thiee years tater be died. The
deitth of m ar ih'IiiHxtpit enused - his
burial pluco " to. lm-f.orgbncii. j';
CHISEL IS
SHOWN AS
EVIDENCE
(I'milliitli'il from Vhkc Oim)
in
tiiu i.i'iniuiii
Miuoiiik ltn' 'liil H.mi.'.
II ION I . Orn. The Mii8'illlc onliT
Iiiih piirrluiHnf! a chili hnlmn lo 1m
iih:-I for In'lKf ni.M.llnrn uml for
Korhil pnrpnKiH. Tin- ImiIIOIiir -bllill
of low) 111 H riwlli- Blylo. flllMMl
mi llm river, unci la mont riuwIuiih
unci iillriiillvi'. II wiih liulll ly Hi''
lOliililrill rlilli. nno or tin' plom'er
,-HtliH of llllH oily. Tlu; MiiHonlo
)rltr vtH iiiHliillff! HI lli'ilil in
1 ,. ullh Iwi'lvo ini'inlii'ra. I lie
i iilicrHhln now Ih 222. Thoro IH
iiIho ii i liapliT or Itoyul An il Mil
KonH mill KnlifhlH 'l;inpliir lic-ro.
ii . Hlmiliir rolic
lllllllt'.
CIiissoh lili'lltiriril.
Ir. l-:nill Ili'OlsHl.. orrllllwl. WilH
iiilliil lo 1,1,'Mtlfy Ihe kIiikhih foillhl
111 n itiurHli. Ho (old of prowrlli- f.inl )ltI.1. aiiloiiiolillos iH illH-
oiK Klim-w-i. i"r " ' .1... ..... ;ln.,,11? 1 1 1 . -1 1- Hli c p.
rniiou.
atto ''i'i;rriNi I'MtTV"
oi'h'i;.Mi;its -Aitn fim:i
l-'.rflKNM. Ilro. Two yonnv
nun r ill Willi Iwo wonioll. mi"
of llii ni innrrliil iui'1 mil wlllionl
hir liimlmiul. In uVi'lUnir pnrty on
ii roiol nonr lOiinono wore fln"l
$ 1 1 imii Ii In JiiHlii o court. They
Biivi' llu lr niiniiH hh Henry Welch
uml l.cc KIIIh. Sheriff h'l-milt K.
Taylor Iiiih mi art oil war, lie hhj'M.
on ronijHlili; pellliiK piirlles. Karni
er are lioKlnnlnn In complain Uml
Hie ilrnnlien slioiiln procecuiliK
lieiiileil for Wallowa lallo today
lo hold uconvontlon tlioru to
morrow." At tho proHent tlmo tlio cxodllH
of lliotoiiula to Wulluwa llilio Ih
ttio meat to attempt to print In
detail but not a day piihhch that
Hi'Veral leave for the Wallowa
Wonderland playurdnnd, proHldcd
over ly Hit' Kenitil J. ltoKH I.eHllc.
Not' only l.a Oriuule peoplu but
nil Knstern OreRon and ollur
states (represented by touilHliij
lain; iidviinluBo of the respite from
buslniMH offered.
The teniperatun! In Ui (Iran.ie
July 24. IUI4. at noon, was K7
deirrees abovn zero. Just iibool
the: same, lis the Grande Uomle
valley has been Bi'ltlliK most of
tho lime durlnsc tho past 'ei"
weeks.
"
Holilmrles were unite popuh'l'
then us now. Tim folluwllli!
front pntfe heads were of eouiae
rollowed by more detailed sloriis,
but they lire surrlelent: "Train
Hobbers Take A'uluables Kroin H,
I". Traln anil "TW ltdnlu Hufo
ItolibeU."
An iirtlele on the barUpttno
read: "Cove's last carload of clier
rles left for the niarUet today, a;;
cordlntr lo ndvlses from Hie cheriy
oent'ifr. " AllWillon Is now .knitw
turned to:Wiaeli plums wliicli jirjj
prollric'.'fliiir. year." "";
: ' W '
'. Locals ilncl'udi d: "M. II. Koiic
hue. .luck? I'eliro mid K. W. I'al
IlKon toured tliK, valley yeslerd.iv
o.n a liiiHlness trip connected with
llu; new ;Klks home." .
"John G'lPdler, suporlnlendenl nl,
Ihe .avOTlillii"' Hi'hools.' Is e
lleeted 10 arrlvn li'oiue tomorrow
after hayjlnu spent Ii month or
more In ;lhe east, attending Ihe
N. K. A.' und vlHlllnir his fathi
In tho smith. .".lohii Kpalu.
tho champion buckuroo, Ih In the
city . today." "Jack HlaKcl.
a motorcyclist, and Alex l.lnilHliy.
a taxi driver, were brollKht up In
city court today on charRcM of
vlolutlliK .traffic ordinances. Kara
was fined HI. Slairel for rldlllK
his ' moloreyclc wllhout u llwlil
HlllcH oil IcKllT IllleHllollS reKlirdlllK
cross exaininutliin riRllls. . -.
other -wUncHHoH Incllldeil I'ollce
hlef Clint Hayni. City- .MullllKef I
I1'. H. Hayes and olliers,
luy Appeal Cast;. .
ollowlnff the pronouncement of
Henleneo tho . defense asked what
tho bonds'would be lu cusi; an up-
1 ill was filed. JuilRe Hlater re
plied that I.SItti ensh bonds would
be renillred or $lilia personal bonds.
In all likelihood un appeal will
be filed. The defense will probably
do so sometime this afternoon, Is
Ihe belief held.
PAINT
If it is 1'aint you need, I liave
PAINTS - VAUN1SU STAIN - LEAD - OILS '
AND VARNISHES , "
F. L. Lilly
Hardware
I'hona Main 85
lll.ASI' Ml TII..Ti:s l-'ACl'I
rill'! DAM. KM. Milan Han. la
borer, Is In The Dulles hospital
here with half of Ills faco blown
off and his eyes probably blinded
as Ihe result of a ' premature blast
doriiif; construction work on The
DallcH-Culirornla lilKliwuy south or
Dufur.
IllCAIt TIIU CI.ASKII'IKI) ADS
i:at iiritK
a In I'lirclorlu mill not out
havu money lint oiijoy Ih'Uit
quality fiMMl cuoki'il llu; way
you like. Ily , wallluic on
- yourself you havo tlio wait
' re's eH'iiHu anil liiM, seli'li
the iIIsIh-n yuu like, ami
really enjoy your IllcaM
THE BLACK CAT.
NEW TODAY
wvrwiz.
One In difficulty experienced
hi llct'(liitf elm rues fur adver
IMttis Hint Is llsicd under clansi
fled advertising and under 'lie
"new tiMlny" licalliitf( Ihe Kvp
.ilittf OliKerver will lien-nfler
lake no clo-Hslfled ndverHshm or
Hdvrrllhlnu to be rim tu "new
liMlny' nnlesM Ihe ndvcMhliiK in
accompanied tj cnli.
Iteiiunal Not .Mundutory
KAI.KM, ore.There l no law
under which enndidnle for publt.'
ofllee can be eompelled to remove
rampatKn literature posted near
l in. eleel Ion oolls prior to the
election day. This was Hie sub
jslame of u H k"I opinion prepund
here by I. II. Van Winkle, attorney
i Kenenil. at tho reUesl of Oover-
nor I'h ree.
1
BAR6MH
1 (Jct Elfiliic Wiislici'
in A-l condition
An H-piccc Period Wal
nut DiniiiK Koom Suite
. in splendid condition
CALL 458-.I
Boxed Gifts
A new und beautiful iissortmunt of Dainty Hosed
Ciifts for bullies. Cuniage Bowa, Gaiters, Hungers,
Bonnet liows, etc. .
' " Art & Baby Shop,
"FverytliinE for llie Baby"
IIDMSI I ll'IIIMl ' Hotel Nollllllcr. Uldtf. KTAMPIXG'
REAP THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
ARCADE
FIUDAY SATUUUAV
Joseph Henabcrq
No. 2
and Ixiys' shoes out of
Stratford, Star Bland,
Our entire stock of mens'
sliinrl irrl make of Edmonds,
Chippewa, Buckliert and Wcyonlierg, goes on sale
at a saving' of -' l'c" Cul,t off 1L'Su,iir Pics-
en.-l Klin.-n now Sia.:il '
I :i . 4 r. SIioch now SMi.mi
n.sr Shoes -now S H.MI
. $..3.S Shoes now S -'
l-.J.sr, sh()i-s now a. 1 1
Nettleton Shoesi Sale
$!i.Nf Shoi-H now...
Shoes now...
$i;.4ft Shoes now...
'shoes now,..
Sl.itn
..... ll III
$I.M
tl.H0
. $10.00 and $11.00
One Lot of Men's Dress Shoes,' values $1.05 to
?8.4.ri, Special, pail 3-43
This includes High-tops in all heights and
regular height shoes.
it Pair of Shoes Now and Save. Our fcntire
Stock (Joes on Sale Nothing Keservcd.
Buy
r'ult K,l.l'fr-Jno 1924 Slar loiir
Imr, hraiHl new. simrl model,
completely eilliipeil. Will sac
rifice same at haritaln price.
Terms. Inquire WashlnKton Ave.
Oarace. 7-24-llp
l'l)l: S.M.K 5-room modern for
niHlieil house. Imiiiln- r. A. N.-es.
Slanilaril Uiiimlry. 7--4-:llp
I'lll! ISKNT A Banwe. rear of 5' -O
avenue. I 'all Z9-W. 7--' t-51 1
Poets' Corner
WANTKI Man to superintend
threHhlnff maehine. l'hone Kami,
erti 4S. 7-U4-1IP
l't)lt HUNT (.;arae
KilM Adaiiin.
th a month.
roll KAI-K ItUK. 9x12. laee elir
lnlnK. larKe i:oal heater. 2'l2
Heeond Htreet. 7-iM-ltP
Kdlt SAI.U Apricots.
.M.
l'hone 3.11
7-24-:i
W'ANTKl) Work liy Blrl. Can
Klve references. I'hooe ayd-W.
7-24-llp
h 'CHI li KNT Strictly inoilern flvi
mi. ii i is liii.iir.
(It,v l liilll I.. Iturrle)
I fell renl had Ihe oilier Illltht.
I knew Ihal what Scoop wrolo wn")
rlKhl.
Ahont follis p.slerlnit police.
'I'lils liolhiMlliK shoillil surely cciiw.
Now. I knew of it lady.oiice.
You'll all at!nc she was li ililine.
Who Unit her Inlhhy lllleil ii vamp.
A nlei hit one. you know Hie slump
She fold her trooldcs to ll cop.
Ami asked thai all Ihhl viiiiiiiIuk
Stop. j
Said In-, "I've heard your tale or
llfll!.
Von cannol prove that Ihis Is so.
I nhss you see lo r on his knee.
With your own eyes, then II fliay
he."
"Shu wilnh"." "i'l "one nlnety-
elKhl. ,
Now can you picture such n stale?"
Halil he. "!o home und t'oh your
hair.
And tr:t It up wilh Brealest can',
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camp.
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