Sfet'sday, July 7, 1986.
EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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pon it
: renn.fl. M. tS and
lemakcre' tnutltute
JmsTlio Obwner.
j. S. ,- oml Mra J. P.
-V, ,. . hore from Va
or V ' 'V- "turned to
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I , XM-ConvinliM at NnPPo"; They
AMERICA IN
YEAR 1007
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UNION PERSONALS
-orthwew Real EMala awo
jolatlou ib .ju Grande.
(h. 22, 3.x. 31. and is Catoa
rouiilr fair at Elgta, Ore. .
4i
llack hum iortluiMl
Albert AMotl returned this
morning frojn a trip io I'orUunU.
-.
(n 14'itnl MmlurMi IIitc ;;
A. A. Hnilth nnd "A. H. Oruhani,
uttorncy oR linker, were in I.a
Clrundu loiliiy on legal business.
'are maklntf their
Pennsylvania avenue.
.To IMioUxtmnli rV
i N. N. West, a photographer of
Visit!..,! Ilerl Son North I-oder. la in !j Orando to-
Mra J. W; Itcdhrad nrrlved thl , .. hl.,.i.
morninir from linker lo visit her
Itellevlll'f lftaiiMnn nii-ralm
IIbb Deorein linker.- of I'nton. f
went to Duncan this morning to
relievo Mrs. S. A. Montelth,
graph operator there.
tele-
year later by .member of thl
party." , , ,
I'rjf. Otiajon said tho naintlna
antXMiier for Furallanr . . I fouud near Hpokane are mono.
Kenney. who i gntmi In Norwegian . runea till
Vancouver ro-j drawn together. He guvo the fol-
tholr former .lowing literal truncation or so mo
yi ta morning fb have the re- jof the markings: "He cannow one
inoir nouscno.a goou man apeak. I'ntu 1U1V. Twenty
four men. Twolvo killed. Six went
away." , .
I'Mitre DohctIImhI ' sl
' lecture of'aoven women, ono
currying a baby, prone upon tho
lava surface. Another picture
show the woman with the baby
being hurled form the cliff. Other
marking toll of tho capture by In
diana and of tho burial of-. thoso
killed by six of the Norsemen.
Prof. Opsjon canto to tho United
States from Norway. mora than
thirty yours ago .and since that
tlmo has devoted most of hlB tlmo
lo the study of runes. Before going
to Norway he served five years in
the Swedish army, being u mem
ber of tho King's guard. He tells
of firing a rifle su'ulo of til shots
when Crown Prince Gustuf Adolf
of Sweden who la now visiting this
couutry, was born. ' ; ,
' i .Mcfkfj Doubters
Answering stutcmenu of doubt
as to his finding of Norse ruins on
To Ylalt Former Bcttlilcal . '
Mra R. 11. Ouyc and , her twin
daughters, Unrbara and ' Beverly,
und Mra Julius Obuch, of Pen
dleton, left here Runday morning
for Idaho Kulln whero they will
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
l'"orrcst I'errln. Mrs. Perrln wns
formerly Miss Itobcrta Smith,' of
this city. ' ', -'
son and dauter-h.-iuw, Mr, and f 8I
Mrs. Clare-nog Uedhead. , the evening of July 23. Mr.
.. 7 " WmI Ahrtratiin n .IiyiiII mnehtne.
West operates a circuit machine.
To take fur Vacalton-
Knwlmi A. Perrv. nOHtmaater at!
Norlh Portland., and Henry Col- rock north of here lust Monday.
Her. a Portland lawyer, Mra. Perry l'rof. Opsjon today leaned un urg.
and Mrs. Collier. w-to guests for aent Invitation to scientists to visit
jday at the K. U lieklev homo on ; -' rock and muke their own n-
their way to wunowu tunc, wnere hiiii;mhiuiib ui mu wiimwi.
;.iv.t .f Her Dai.gliler
Mra W. A. Dunn, of lluhl. Ida.,
came to uivtirancie tins morning , ..',, ,,. .,iJ;. Hla Invltulion followed a. stato-
her ' .... ... ..t' meiitrrniii fir. llerliert J. Hnlllden.
to visit for .a,week or so with i
daughter. Mtea May Dunn,
(Mra Kekley;
I'.. It...., . I,. l.'l.r...
. m w h -.'... r ..i,.i, To Join her rallMT
,,.',. ' ' .,..., ' i,.. I ; Miss Goldu BaldAin," who ' lias'
. trains this morning en route lo E.;''c"n visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. II.
Pin. where she will bo tho guest ot B0' ttt 1 H,r,k' for 8l,1ort
Mra. It. I-:. Mutton.
time, left on No, 17 this morning
'Ycewulcr, where she will Join
" 1 for
Judge llrwlr Itelurna ,ur ""'ir- r- m"
Judge lluih K. ltrady arrived have been residents at May Park
huine this 1-iornl.iK from Portland.. ""'y about three montha They
where he In,), been a eouple f moved hero from Vale, Ore...
Wi-ekH. MtB. iTJnuly roinulncd for a ',.
, , i .. , .wrM,
W'lli'l HIWUIUIU
.MncA.lory In Home
Mra W. P. McAdory nrrlved
tlome from ilolliluy Trip ..homo ln.it ov.nlng' after a visit to
MlKKea. waiiona I.y.nan. Allen her former homo In Birmingham.
iinrr,i.n v.in Anuiw.s imil Ala. HliO'waa nceompanlcd by
u..i..... K...U.. n.tii.nmt i . i i n her mother, Mra' Wllllan. limit,
.,..! 'r.io.. rrnm .heir and her sister, Mra. l.ulu llalrd.
day trip to Portland.
both of lltrminchftni. who will In:
! guests here during the summer.
Here from mild Or. and Mra' McAJOry have taken
Mr. and Mra Kr.-d Iteynolds. ae- a house at 804 Muln street nnd
,.,, ,,,l, ,l i,v their daughter and making .mere nome mere
sitii-ln-luw Mr. and Mra. K. :. Jar.
ra.nl, are hcri, from llehd visiting
Mra lieynolda' niolher, Mrs. Vrcd
Synhorst. ' r
Iti .iil'ils riiim l"orlln..d
Cnneltldlng' an absence of two
week.-, spent . With friend -In Port
Innd Mrs. Hoy It. MeNees returned
lp her homo " here yeaterday eve-
fne- U
On Way lo Cdj llun.l
i John Harvey l"ft l.a Oranile
tails afternoon for Portland where
WHEAT CUT
WILL BEGIN
BY JULY
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expected from ' most fields at
threshing tlnio. '.
A large porcentaiW of the winter
wheal In (lie dry funning portions
of Wallowa county will be 'harvest.
d willi combine this- season.
UNION, (Rpeclal) A yet no
word ha been recolved concerning
tho whereabout of tho car which
wa atolen ' from ' the. .home of
llalph Smith, of the grocery firm
of Hmtth nnd Thootpson, last Hun
day night Tho llconso ' plato was
found up the Catherine creek road
so evidently it different license
number 1 now on tho machine .
I.oonl meat markets are getting
ready for the summer season . in
their line of business. The Eastern
Oregon haa Installed new show'
cases, more fixtures, and making
other change for more conven
ience In tho shop, :.nd Tobln's ahop
in North Union Is putting In 'u
small Ice plant to furnish Ice for
tho niurkct ami probubly tho pub
lie. Leo It. Anderson and his family
are leaving Friday of thl woek for
an extended visit In Utah. They
are makingtho trip by .autto and
will be gone for . about a month.
His shoe shop will bo closed till
next Tuesday and then William
Klelblock will huvo chargo of the
work until the owner returna
Although tho cemetery located
just cast of this town wa one of
the best In thl part of tho state,
tho management is now doing a
greut deal of Improvement, mow
ing and straightening p In gen
eral. . .' v . ' ' ' '
Wheeler and Harris, who are
experimenting In rutslug head let
tuce, thought they would do well
on their first crop this yeur but
adverse murket condltons made It
unprofitable to murket their crop
of ten acres and a band of sheep
.will soon enjoy the lettuce. . The
fields will be replanted tor a full
crop the 'grower believing that
that 'they have -'a better, murket
later In thu season.' ' ' '
R B. Conner, proprietor of tho
Conner dry goods store here, speut
the lutter purt of tho weok shop
ping lo Portluiid,
It. . C. . Einmell. agricultural
teacher In thu t'nlon high school,
accompanied by his wife und son,
la spending a few weeks In : Cor
vullls where he 1 attending sum
mer school ,nl O. A. C. -
Chancey Clark, who has been 111
ut tho homo of hla dutighter, Mra
Myrtle Cline, I reported as much
Improved and able to bu up part of
tho lime.
llulph Smith I In Idaho visiting
with his father who Is reported us
very III. He left Union the rirat of
the week und will bu gono Indefin
itely. - .-, ,- : ; , ;''.' ,:
Mr. und Mrs. 13, l' Heuter and
Mr. und Mra W. V. Connor went
up Cuthcrlnc creek Kriday evening
to spend a few days camping and
fishing. They will return home
ubout the sixth of tho month.
Oussie Lewiu, brother of Adolph
l.ewln, of the l.ey store arrived In
Union u few days ago .and will
visit' hero for a. couple of wcuks.
Hla home is In Han Francisco.
Miss Mau Klinnka, lor severul
I months a clerk In he local post
- 'office, . Jius. resigned her position
PfiiiTi.ANTi. nre'.fuU. T. 'f AP I '" wl" leave soon for Pendleton
-Ueeuuse a typewriter key alruck:'0 Jln her parents who moved to
li"! instead of ."r," Heverul hour " iuner p,uc iiuuui u yeur ukw.
horse anil their rider at tho cole
bratlon held there Saturday. Hun
day and" Monday. ',, , ' I
Tho four short plays put on ut
tho school, RymniKlunt lust Wed
nesday evening by ousts from lin
ker, Cove, Union and lmblor were
well attended and thoroughly en
joyed by the audience. The U 1. 8.
societies from tho different wards
had charge of the . productions.
I mlilor put on a play culled "Wy,
Wy"i- Cove oho entitled "ahe Says
to Me"! Union one called "Two of
a Kind" wime tho Baker cast pro
aented i'A' Brilliant ' Idea" u two-
aut comedy. Mulc for the occa
sion wa furnished by an orchestra
from Cove.
BIBLES'
PERSONALS
Representative Morin
: , Questioned by Solons
WA8HINOTON, July 7. AP
llepreocntativo John M. Morln, of
Pennsylvania, chairman of tho
houac military commltteo and west
ern canrpulgn numager for William
8. Vuro In his successful cam
puign for tho republican senatorial
nomination, uppeared .today before
tho senate cnmpulgn fund commit
tee and was questioned ubout his
part in the throe-corncred primary
flgllt. i . . '
inhirator'of Mexican archaeology
tuiid ethenology ut tho peabody
4U.uacuin. ilarvurd university, in
' which he doubted thu authenticity
of tho Inscriptions. y ; v
IAN M'KENZIE
IS, HIRED TO
COACH HERE
(Continued From Page l.l
record In collegiutu basketball. '
Wlilo Preparation.
His preparation includes three
year of training as playgruu.td
Instructor; three of ' swlmmlns;
three of tennis; two Qf true'.:
three .of basketball; six of foot
bull; eight J of gymnastics and
eight of physical culture.
The Littleton high school, whero
he has heen coach und inutile
unities instructor for tho lust four
years,. Is pruetleully the sumti sir.u
as tho- school In- La, Qrande, the
supeiintendent suld. ''
' Maelveiulo la 20 yeurs old .una
nutrrieil,. uccoruing to mi.h apiiiica
tion pupers. , . . : ..'
Typing Mistake Halts .
The March of Justice
KIVK OF 'KM l)i:.VI) ;.
; COIOONE Draw your own
moral 'from this watch on tho
Ithlne. . Hoon ufter a wlne-luden
ship waa wrecked so many cuaka
wero salvaged that the bunka be
came dotted with personal who hud
drunk :loo well. I:ighty polleeinien
were raHvd out. Five drinkers died
und tl,'nty wore sent to hospltuls.
AiMii:NTi.i: A.Miirnors-
l)NfKN Most of the roust beef
of old '.r-nglund has been coming
from Chicago, but now Komebody
Is trying so; hard to get Into tho
mnrketA4wlth Argentine meat that
It Is being sold below coat. One ea-llmato-
of tho low. to the pnekora
wa 5O.OO0.O(,o during tho last
fvour. , . . , : : '
YOtMi ASTOIt IX N. Y.
..NKWCYOHK William Wuldorf j unuu. Mr. und Mr. McKlnloy urc
Astor 'Is getting hi first view of motoring to thu coast but will atop
the Nesv; Y0rk reul estato whenco here a few week.
como tlio family millions. Ho Is, T. m, Ituckmuii finished picking
tno l s-eur-oiu son or vicouniichcrrle lust Friday,
iiiiu iuiy Aaior unu is nero win.
hbi dud on tho wny to San Fran
cisco. ' They1 will return lutu thla
month 'to moet lidy Aslor und t
the rest, of the funilly.
I M II I. K . Ox-. (Special)
Frank Livingstone, of Portland, Is
visiting at the jio.no of Mr., aud
airs. r. -ax. Aiuriin..
' Kvorott Koown and' funilly and
Itoymond Koown celebrated Inde
pendence Day ot Wallowa luke
W. W. Klrkotf attended the Kl-
giit colebrutlon Saturday. , -
Vollle und Marvin Snulro went
to Portlund lust Baturduy evening.
Phil l'ror and sister Kllxubcth
left for Portland Haturduy to
spend July fourth there.
Mra John Bkllling and children
were., hero from Wullowu lust
Tuesday, 'visiting friends und rclu.
Uvea "
H. H. Grange, ot Spokane. I
visiting ut tho home of his daugh
ter, Mra Otis Buchanan. .
Mr. und Mra Ingham and son
Uobby registered at Mother's Inn
lust Wednesday night,
Hovei'ul linbler people celebrat
ed ut lOlgln Friday nnd Haturduy.
Airs. Ullzuuclh Hicks, whose
home I ut Hood ltlver, Is hero
visiting Mra Orvllle Oreene, hor
duughler.
Several young people of lmblor
und Uummervllle took advantage
of the excursion rates nnd Went to
Portlund Saturday night.
Mra William WIwiiib received
word from Baker last Friday night
that her little grand daughter iris
Wlgguii was seriously HI,
Clarence Keown . went to Wal
lowa luke guturduy evening fur the
week end. . - ,
Kenneth Trumbull returned to
Stunflcld Huturday. He hud charge
of the depot while K. lluxen wus In
l.u Orunde a witness during the
trial of J. C. Blackliigton.
Airs. Hugh Huron wus ut liab
le lust Wednesday shopping.
Don On, kiln and Tom Cussinger
uru thinning upples this week.
.Mr. anil Mra C. J. Mclvlnley und
daughter Hetty June, of Hpukune,
ure thv guests of Mra OltB Bueh.
Pe EU Business Block
Destroyed; Los $1C3,C:3
PE ELL, Wash,, July 1 (AP).
One business block wa partially
-destroyed by tire which broke out
here jfosterriay afternoon, caus
ing estimated damage of 1100,000.
Origin of tho. blase, which for a
lime threatened tho entire busi
ness district, wa not determined.
Obituary J
SI.TS IT UK TO JAIL BUDS
;. o. P. .m XA(ii:its :,.-,n:i)
WASHINflTON. July 7 (AP).
Uepresentullvo. Wuller If. Newton,
of Minnesota, will direct the West
ern oratorical uctlvltles in the re
publican, drive to retain control
of congress in the November elec
tions while Itepresentutlvo John O. vlved.
Tilann tf Connecticut, house floor In tho evening for brooking a hot-
leader, will 'direct the work in tho' tie. on the. city streets und with
PENDLETON. July 7 (AP).
Clifford Jones und Jack Bllllnga
ley did not like tho beds In th."
city lull here and about 1:30 a. in.
set fire to a pile of muttresses
und bedding. When officials
pulled llllllngsley from thu Jail
he was unconscious but soon ' re-
They wore arrested lute
' SHIS. JACKSON
MEDICAL BPUINGH, Ore. (8pe
clul). Suruh Jane Wanker was
born In Huloto county, Ohio, July
II. 1859 and died July 4 In tho
St. Klixuboth hospital In Hukcr.
At the ugo of 17, Heptembor 11,
1875, she was united In marriage.
to J. A. Jackson, five children be
ing bom to. thla union Ellis. Hen.
ry, Maud, Herbert, all of Colum
bus, Ohio; und' ono boy who dlod
at the ugo of 14 montha '
Ten grandchildren - and thruo
greut grandchildren also survive
her. 1 .
Mr. anil Mra Jackson enmo 1 3
Medlcul Hillings April 2, 11)36, to
muke their homo with her broth
er, J. H. wunker, und' had been
here only u short tlmo when it
wu ncccHsury to tuko bur to Uu-.
ker for treatment.
Hhu was a member of the Chris
tum church nnd also affiliated
with thu Kobckuh lodge of Co
lumbus, Ohio, Her husband left
Tuesday evening for their homo'
In Ohio where the funeral serv-!
ices will be eld next Hunday. '
Her deutl. brought to un end!
bO yeurs of Wedded life.' ....
' Mar N V' .
CHILD'S
Phy
Suits
89c
Khaki, blue or Us
striped, red trimmej.
Sizes 3 to 8.
J
widow und thrco daughter; Mrv
Mutt Coulwell, of La Grande; Mrs.
It. H. Cook, of Baker; and Sir.
Gilbert Nllsson, of Qulncy, Cal.
, rilltlMXIAN I.t'MI.
Christian l.und, who for many
years was proprietor of Lund'
Grocery on North Second street, in
deud here. Funeral arrangements
huvo not yet been completed. Tho
body Is at Bnodgruss and Zllit
mermun's undertaking parlors. ...
Tho decedent -was born In Den
mark In 18811 und came to Mantl,
mali In 18011 with his parent. He
wus married to Kmma Dorothea
Peterson In Halt Luke City In 1884
and Mr. and Mra Lund moved to
Oregon In 18911, first settling lit
Cove end then coming to U
Grunde four years lutor whero thoy
huvo resldod since. . . , ...
Mr, Lund Is survived by his
We Buy (or Less
Vie Sell for Less
MEN'S STRAWS
All new weaves and
shapes. .'Regular $2
to $4.45 values now-
95c to $2.85
BATHING SUITS
For men and women.
Heavy wool suits
$3.43 to $1.95
' CHILDREN'S
BATHING SUITS
As low as 95c
NWUiKa31l..aJ
.:..,.......'.
Destroyers of High Prices.
east.
being Intoxicated.
t M'SushorT i".'.'.. bXel l,o have purchased hew. va Urt und'gid J..rV r C. U Cudwei. .eft Friday or
t ur l ing aeco.n ante by ' his .'"''"" '"" "n '"ilmo and. expense went for naught ""S for Molalla. Oregon, where
wire" Mrs. Jla'ey has bee., visit- 1 P"terson. . OscUr .Max-jln redl,,.ul court 'cro tuduy.s Kvpn he acted as a Judge of bucking
Imr friend In, Portland for several . Bn.a ""'r- ' the jury wus ready, to bo sworn :
.lays.
Best Wheat in State
Grown in This County
ill) Above Ycntonlay
' Despite the thi.i.derHlorni. which
cleared the air anil brought tem
li'irary relief from lite heat wave
nf Mm t,nf ' u-Mit- Ihe mcroiin-'
hove before the. - any, Ana. me seen i prunuunc-u u,u. jecleu Hie court ruled the jury wa
Today Is cooler and cleanest ever prouuecu in urreu,,, nut li.ipanelcd because It was not
(Continued from I'ago 1)
before Judge Churles E. Wolverton
to try Charles K. S. Hpurhuwk, In
dicted for Mann act violation, for
bringing Mildred Oregg, alia Mil
dred Clark from tiiokaiio to Port
land on December 111. 1920 instead
of 1925. While tho 'defense', ob1
K'HcIhmI !I'.i al
.,.i..,i 1
the Portland rorcunst predicts ro-JuriiH thought still to hold that yKi sworn, und ordered the Indict
lief for Eustern Oregon. ''record. jmcnt turned back to tho grand
! ; Gasklll ha continued Ihe selec-1 jury which mceta July 19 and thu
At Wallowa Lake Thl Week I tlon und produced a strain of hard . cttso sct for trial July
i m... n,i,.v iMehnrilann. willi federation neuriy in good, lie is
her mother. Mra George' Jacobs. - now working with sinull lols of
of Portlund, us her guest. Is spend- j severul other grain vurlelles. A
lug the week al Alpine Acres, tho visit to Ills place for ine purpose
Rain Drenches Fires;
. Hail Fatal to Chicks
Itieliarilson cottage
Wallowa lake.
at thu llead of 'of discussing nnd viewing the
suits of pure seed Is on the pro
. j griiui ,v, iiiu i.iiuci. in v..w.
To lliivc Ann Trentiil slon Friday. July ?. .
Mrs. Huxel Itohln went to Wel
per last evening with ' her small
son, who Is to have Ills broken
HOSPITALS CHYIN'G
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Tho
arm treated. The youngster fell I Journal of the Medical society ot
from a horse Sumley while he was New Jersey 'objects to Uncle Hum
playing Willi friends lie and his mo- reeding Ihe fishes with confiscated
ther were 'visiting' ut Welser. The I liquor If It bi good. It says the
X-rna plcttures were taken there, hospitals are In, crying need of
so ltns necessary for Ihe child to I .inch. '
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Heath
KLAMATH KAU.S, Ore-., July 7
(AD. lutn und hull stotin
which swt'pt this Htetlon ycatcrUity
und IuhI night dispciiMcd mixed
bkaHinga. It Hided- In quelling
forcHt fires which liavu bwn hurn
(ntr lor more thu it two wuuks unci
in onu .Hcction liullaloncs killed
more thun 70U purebred ehlek',HH
on tin Ktsler nineh. The Mtorm
tiHHUtned thu proportions of elouJ-bm-Ht
in some sect ions, doing1 no
dtuniiK'i, however.
WHITE PINE
IS CAPITAL ;
OF; N ATION
(Continued from Pago 1)
A ItllAIi.STAJI OI' HOI'
for fiufferoi-8 froin vurloun 11 f )h
chtroprtu'tlu. It means tho re
storation of heuKh, to ninny propie
wiio liuve not been benefited by
drugs und ordinary medicinal
treatment. Consultation ut our
ofTlco will, pi uce you under no
obi iffa Mon.
Cull loduy and let me explain
this wonderful seleiiee to you.
im. J. E. HOODKLl,
20 Soiiuner lllilg,
riimie 4t7-W
Hours: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Mother--
always get
Cooks in 3 to 5 Minutes
Faster than Plain Toast
The only quick-cooking oat with
fnmou Quaker Oats flavor. The rich
and toasly flavor that will win your
child to this important strength
building food that every child should
nave every day is Quick Quaker.
Imitations cost the same. Get the
genuine. .
with
GOING ON EVERY DAY.
Save now on your needs for summer. Make
your dollars have more cents at Clint's.
MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY.
Jantzen Swimming Suits Agency
motor eruft awult his pleasure, und
O he at oiieo expressed a desire to
O explore Iako Osgood In ono ' of
O.i ....... . . . . .
q ineiit. niui uwar ju, uiuei uure
o taker of the camp, guiding- ' the
O launch, Mr. nnd Airs" Coolldare
O went for a 20-mlle cruise urounl
O the Irregular shore line of the llt
q tie body of water returning short-
0 y before lunch.
'floods and
01 OIIAKF.S HIT
3 COUNTRIES
51
(Continued from Tage 1)
s
o -
oj Ktstiifr flood witters today threat
olned Mexico City with complete.
gilsolHlion und fur Is exprriwid
o here thut the nation may face
0 famine or u food short utj unless
0 supplies ure Imported to replace
O.erops destroyed by the flood,
g All railway tracks within Ifi or
o meters of the eapllal were
O coxen-d with wutcr last nltfht und
IproMpt-cts were that train seric.'
between h-re and Kl I'uso, Ijircdo
and many Interior points would
, have to lie suspended until con
jdilioiis Improved.
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STARTING
Thursday
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