La Grande evening observer., January 24, 1928, Image 8

Tuesday, January 24, 1928.
rage mgrn LiA ukainua rvraNiiNu vcaxvvn e q . .
Hard to Fit? Try
We'll guarantee to please you
THESE overalls were made to
be comfortable. Lots of room
Jn the seat. Overshoes and all
your foot slips through the leg
without any pulling and tugging. .
... Suspenders too wide to "rope"
and chafe you. Ample seat room.
Heaviest cloth with lots of extra
wear. Jurabo pockets of strong
material. Re-inforced at the strain
points. , Just what you've been
i looking for. Try a pair.
New Low Price $1.95
. (VV&Gl
The Store For Men
New Land Laws
Bring Prosperity
Into Lithuania
KDVNo, l.iihuunhi (A I') Kor-
llli'l big I'ltKl OMIMTH Ml Ml tllC peas
ant llO)(lTH (IT HIMItM farlllS Jilt liO
yei-m to Im prospering In I. II hu
ll n la hIiII'O tile VilNt eslliteH were
put lip ly tint government.
No one. In j .It h nan la now In
perpillled 1 0 hold nutri; Hum -, 5 J 1 1
nercs. 'I 9 rest wiih In ken hvit
by tho siule, emipenHaUon being
given owners for the hind ti inr-
pHntcd.
Lithuania- In a nation of furni
nrs, SO per rent ol Us population
llelllg "Htllllll holders," IllOSt of
whom own less (him AO urreH or
land. With the liiys of serfdom
gone, nil urq eiuer to linprovo
their eondllhfn.
Kvery fanners nnililllon ;h i
possess an Atnerienn tractor, but
been use of lliutl.'d resourees, mv
rrnl generally have Lu combine, to
buy one mnrhlne. '
They ))iivi heeoi it- regular radio
la us. lleKlKlrred 'llMeuc rs-ln num
ber 20.000. Tli statu monopoly
charges such listeners, a nominal
10 Years Ago
Today
Smulor Chamhci lain riubls
fiir bis war hill lu the Mil
IU.
I'uhllc opinion dclermlucis
tin noith of anything.
The pe'iple of l.u ti ramie
bae i'hucn
PEN SLA K
llorchounri
Honey and Tar
Willi tnl llier etrnrl, meii
lliol mill ciiriil.tptiis for
llielr itiuuh i'cmed.
v It bollic
(itmiianlccd)
L & L. Drujj: Co.
Good
The Worlds Greatest Tire
ON THK PAYMENT TLAN
A little downBalance as you ride.
wieonwco.
I fee of 10 cents u month.
Former big la ml owning fnni-
1 Hies 'arry on with notable success
on Hie smaller estates left lo tin-in.
itnron von Thidhergh, whoso an
cestor wilh foreign inlnlHter of
I Catherine the Ureal, Is known as
Hie "butter baron." I'ouul Zuholl,
' n not her ex-lUisslan nobleman,
breeds ramoiiK ealtle on hlH eHtatrt
near Shavll, and the aristocratic
I'dIIsIi family nf Is'utp are renown
ed for their prize pigs. I
A curious iippcarnucn amlil nil
I luso former. KusKhui notalileH Is
math- by the auiient Port ugueHu
family of Knrhi c 'aslro. whose
ancestor Nettled near Knvno celir
. turlcs nifo alter romanile ndvcii
itures. Not only has the family nnl
changed lis name, but operates
'with conspicuous success Hour
' mfllH. distilleries, ami breweries
besides a navigation service on th.i
I river Nieinen. j
Fanners' wives here st 111 wen r
I tho obi colorful national cos-
tiiini'M, but the daughters lean lo-
ward modern dress. The ancient .
i "dower chests" however are stilt 111 j
I list' In various rural parts. Out- '
Hide of the Iowiih ohl natlvr eus
Iiiiiih still prevail In eiiurt.ships ami
, at weddings.
Look over tin- hoes ot easlonnlly
and Kreae the blades il Ihey aro
Krowlnt; rusty. A rusty iioo Is
poor tool.
Lesson No. 11
Question; How does emul
sified cod-liver oil increase
the efficiency of milk as a
protection against rickets?
i Answer: Milk is deficient
in rickets-preventing vitamin,,
A little emulsified cod-liver
oiladded to or taken withmilk
makes it a more perfect vitamin-food
Give it as
' SCOTT'S EMULSION
I wmtuwnminramuimiiraiMjmiioaiBijnmtiiai
year
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mi-i-i i
Stock Prices
Recovering On
Street Today
NHW VOUK, Jan. 24 (Af)
Klrong buying of high priced shares
on I bo stock market today carrloj
several scori' of Unties to tlio high
est prices nlin n liiQ or longer. Ad
unceH ranged from $.r lu :to a
Hliare, the latter kuln bclnif made
by Adams Kxpiess, which fiold $100
uboVo Its low price of tho year.
NKW VOItK. Jan. 2i (Al) The
lecovory In Htock prlee continued
today with the leadership of the
market hv Hellion; from I tie pool
special ties to the high jfinde In
vestment Industrials and rails.
There has beqn a marked nb
sencf of any concerted "bear" null -im
in recent senHirtus,
In cimhcrvat tvo (uarters, talk
was heard of another increase In
bi-okeiK' loans this week.
Kxprvf'iJ sharen continued their
sensational advance, Ada ins Kx
pre.ss Hfia red 2 i po nls to k !, A
new hlifh record, and nearly 100
points ubove the low level of tho
month. American Hallways Kx
press climbed I f Vj points, and
Aincrican KxprrsH (!!. The float
nii supjily" of all three b-Hues Is
relatively small, and little buying
power Is needed to brlnj; about
sharp itdvances.
(told Ixist, Hossia Insurance,
( J reeii ( 'ununcu t 'opper, Wa rren
llros., Jntornattunai . Hilver. and
Kit st man Kodak all sold 4 to S
points above yesterday's final quo
tations;. The closing was si ronic. Well
known Industrials were galvanized
Into ffieater strcnKth In tin fln.il
hour by the rise In other sections.
American Mxpress .rose 1 1 point,
American .Machine and Foundry
Oli, Columbia Carbon and Air Ito
duetlon 1, and American Can. flon
erafc Hallway Kinal attd American
Tobacco II 3 it to .1.. Total salt s
approximated ', 700, 000 shares.
l'OUTI,AM IJVKSTOCK
I'OltTLAND, (Jre., Jan. Si (AD
-t'altle and t-alven: Slccrs and sl.(
slock mostly I ft to -e lower; stots
,Mic ijiiwii; sleei-H ( 1 'MMi to :'
Him.), xotHl, Jll.r.rt'd 1.75; do iimil-j
him ;i;a to 1 loo lbs.), $1 l.7.V(
1-J.7-".; do (him) lbs. tii), iiietliutn,
S 1 11 ' f. 'ti 117 .'. : dii fall vv Vz ) . 1
common. $:'. Mi. lift; heirers. (jood
(sr.o lbs. ilown). tifi.sritf, I I.Ufi; do
commoit to medlnin. $K.25fl 10. :;
cows, wood, I8.7f.ft, !...jn; do com -
I"!;",, """;; "!"n 'uvX TV
tin LiitteiH i LUIleiM. l.l. .1 ...
uood. tlJiUOi s; do com i ii (Mi a in,
iiieilinm. 7.50; calves (fo()
Ihs. down), medium lo choice, $:i -
f'fll: do culls to common. J7 '::! l'(ltTIAM l'li IM I ;
vialers (mllU fed), choice, $ 1 2 ' I'OUTLANO, Ore., Ji. -1 (Al)
IS: do medium. $ Hi. :'' 1 2; do Whoh-yab--prices: Butter Hleady.
culls to common, SN'Vr Hi.TiO. j oiiland Dairy Kxeh:mt.e tft
WuKA sliady. ' lieceiidH .rLT, alt whoh.sale prices: Cubes, extras IHc;
dlrecl. Heavy clKht (J."o to IHitlJ .standards 41 ',ac; prime, firsts He;
Ha.) medium to choice, $7.7.V(f ! ftrsts 4 'An. 'reamery prices; I'riuls
S.7.r,; medium weight to S.'iti :3c over cube Kltindnrds.
lbs.), inediuii. lo choice tS.i;r'J: Kiriss steady, l-'resh Riniard ex
lltrlit weiKht ( Miu to lmmi lbs.),jti'as :ilc; fresh standard firsts :i U-;
medium to choice $i hi 'J . H r ; llht- fresh uiedhini extras it'Jc; fn-sii
IlKhts (13U lu ,Uio Ihs.). medium medltim i'IihIh ac; undej;sUed 'Ahi.
choice, .S.r0'.t y.2f: packing hos' I'rlceH to retailers 'Ac ovyr exchange
(roiiKh and smooth), $t! d 7.50; I
slaughter it:s (Dt to Cto lbs.),
liH'dhnn to choice .si!!; fecth-r
and stoeUer plus (7i (o no lbs.),
medium to choice $ S if :j.
Sheep ami 1 a in b h steady.
I.amhs (S4 I lis. down ), good to
choice $11. Mfc i:t: do medium
Ihs. down), $ 1 1) ''i II. Til); do culls lo
common (all weights), $7.ror 10:
yearling wethers to choice JH'if It';
e es ( I JO 1 1 is. down ), medium to
choice $;'( G; do itiedium to choice
(IJti'ti Ktii Ihs.). f; i: culls to
common (all weights), $'.' 'ii -1.
rouritY
SAX KIlANt'lSPO, Jan. 24 (AP)
P. S. Hureau Agricult ural llco
nomlcs ((rollers: leghorns, 1 to
1 ' Ihs., 42r.( 4Iic: 1 lo 1 -v, lbs., IP
'n 4ue; fryers
(t IlSc; 2 l,i to
colored. 2 to 2 lj lbs., 'AH ii IlNc: II
Ihs., mi 't ;tsc; young roosters an 1
pullets: cohircd. U1! (o 4 lbs., 'AH n
."INe; stuggy, showing spurs, 221
2,tc; capons, 3tlii too.; licssed. i'A'n
11c; leghorn hens, 2'i to :t Ihs.. 2
'i 22c; A'j lbs. am) over. 22''l2;tc;
large cobned hens: ranch and east-
ei il. 2 ii 31c: poorer, 2!u I Hicks; I
young. 2 (km 22c; dressed, 27 ti XOe. j
(ieesr; oung. 2It'i2if: iress'l. III j
rn iJiie, Turkeys: Street sales:
dussi-tl No. t toms, Itti'oIKc; hens,
".It 'm ;i."c; poorer, 8km3 2c. l"or stor-
atfc: dressed toms 31'oliiic; hens,
H I ii H:!i': poorer. 2Si3a(
Tlif Mn.c l..li,. t l. r,k.n rn.iii l Iip milikrn hull of 111'' "lil'iiiarim- S-4 im liii'n iilmv u.
U. n5.,l. ll.i-Ji.niid, tilt Jixk .t lln 1". !. S. HiikIiik-H m I'ruvliueluwil, Muss. A sallur ..mls
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO
UIm'iU
MiiiiIi
May ....
Jill- ....
(H1I
I!IUJ4
iati:n a
IS'W
I'Dini.AMi wiii:,t
I'OKTI.ANU, Dip., Jim. L'4 (Al1)
Wlifilt II H U Imi'l wllllii.
hnrd while hltiralplil.
Ijmirt, l.32; fi'iJpmtUui. l.27Vi;
wcHtcrn wlill.'. Until win-
lT. $1.-1; n o r I h p r n nirin,
tl.MU; wcBturn rwl.: tl.SiM.
' (a(H No. 'I while fccl und Su.
2 gray. 4'P. ,
TodHy'H car roi;clptH 'li'it,
120; hurley. I; Hour, S; corn. 3;
ouu, 9; huy. 4.
CHICAGO CASH
' C1II(.'A(!I), Jan. 24 (Al') Wh'lil
.No.. 1 nojihi'i-n HiM'Inir. Jl.lo.
I Com (now) No. 3 iniNC'l,
87c; No. 3 yellow, fl'J !i ';l 'J"c:
(old) No. 0 mixed, 87 Vic: No. 2
, yellow, 112 Vie.
I OulM No. 2 white, Gil Vi 1 -IS ',.c;
No. 3 white, D4V4''I 67V4e.
. Itye No. 2, Jl.lUVi'" I II.
Hurley SMi Cc.
Timothy need 3.I0 3.8".
Clover need $21.7&'o 2'J.ra.
I.ard 111.02.
HIIih 511.25.
Il(;llle I2.7'i. ,
. CHICAGO I.IVKSTOCK
Clilt'AOO, Jan. 24 (AIM I'- S.
lyeuatimcnt ' of Agriculture Hojrs
(ia.aou; early nmrkel monlly 5 to
I no lower than Jdonday'H aveniKe;
spotM off more; uIk packerH hld
I dln 10 lo 20c lower; early to
I 18.30; "stlletly riholco Iiorm, Hio lo
210 lux,, at Hie top of the market.
i Hulk Kond and uliolco 170 to 210
I Hi. MVcrOKt-K 98.1 51' 8.30.
I .Cattle H.OOO; ' very alow
dull
trade on fut steers and she slock
oxcfptini liifht yeurllnKs: most
Hhort fed steers of value to sell u
JiyJi 14.60; best early $M!.!i0;
stockers and feeders scarce: firm:
largely $ lo."ur 1 '2; mealy liht
feedfis up toU 6: UkIiI vcaleis
blc pru Uoi s. $ I 3 v J 4 :. mosliy
sUudy; shippers and jiinall killers
competlns for kinds Keating 140
lbs. upward, such descriptions G0c
higher at $ If. '!.
! sheep lfi.000; fat lambs ncllv::
strontc to law hlpher than Momlay:
ally bulk Rood to choir' Hi) lo KK
laums u.n'f n:
mound $14. 1 r, on choice
ask in'
hamly-
weiffhts: noinitiK- none on Heavier,
t9 lb. yearllnKS 2:.i- hlKher
,-V1.it.: i'- M
r i,.,,,, .,,.,. ,,, i, I
,i ifoiiu ba lu j.iu. iecucra i."'f
Hb7
prices. Associated .selling1 prlcivj;
Kxlras 7c; firsts It 7c: int-dlums
Ilfic: undersized It tr.
Ilhls to fanner: Underfill stendvr
47c station, INc track, GU'ii bin f.
. h. Portland.
Poultry steady; heavy hens 22'n
2 4c; light 1 20c; sprliiKH 20 m
21c; broilers 2H '( 2"c: pekin white
ducks Itoc; colored nominal; tur
k. ys. ullve, 2.fl 27e.
Onions steady; local ? I. SO ' 2.0"
per cwt.
Put i toes slcady: 7iic't $1.25 sack.
Hay steady; buying prices: Kast
ern Oregon timothy ?2ti.5oii 2 1 : do
valley J I S tt 1 S.5u; alftilf:i I S
lS.Dit; oat hay $ I 4."0 f 15: straw
per ton; selling prices 2 a ton
mure.
2?rWheat Unsettled
As Market t loses
rillC.UlO. Jan. 21 (AP) Slnrl-!
Ing at N to '-.-e decline, wheat,
later rose in some cases to above j
yesterday's finish, t'orn opened 1 ' t
off to -e uii and suhsM(uently ad
t
t
vaneeil all around. Oats llltewtm
tended to harden. Provisions, too.!
were sti-onaer.
Wheat closed unsettled, S.to "scj
net lower, corn unchanged to
higher, oats unchanged lo fu ie
off. and provisions unchanged loi
tt rise of 1 7c, 1 '
STANDING GUARD OVER THE
(Jlt.tlX
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vm y,
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i:iovhi:ii
til rj:ii
Produce Market
Quiet; Eggs And
Butter the Same
iOltTI,ANI. Ore.. Jan. 14 (Al')
Local wholesale produce maikeiH
were rather o,ulet this morning,
with prices firm for the most pun.
and trndin-g Kohl.
Mutter and vxk prices were 1111-
thatiKed al the mectintr of the dairy I
exchanffo yesterday afternoon jmdj
WKiD steady except for 11 -l drop
in the association sidling- price, on -
peowces. quoted at 31c. Offerings.
were muueruio inu juai hoiii aui-i - -
flclent to satisfy the- usu n I demund.j lmtillU'iiiiis, pTeullii(f, ftutiop
In thot country dressed meat di-'notes, vie. Norlon's Khldy Shop.
vision pi lees were likewise ptendy lU-14tf
ilthouKh ti shade easier tone pre-
vails 'n beur prices, Ho)?s are wenk
and ilrapffv, while veal und tantbd
were steady but demand lijlit.
Poultry movements were small
villi receipts IlKht and demand
low.
I'rlces were (jiioled steady.
Onions and potatoes were iliuexy
with (luotuttons unci unged.
m;v VOItK 1-IM IT
' NKW YOIIK. Jan. 'It (Al") -
Kvaporatcd aiples eiiKy; choice 1 ti
i rt HWjv: fancy lX'ti 1 He; other
f,u,ta K,a,Jy-
in ti i:itr.vr
SAN I'KANCI.Sl'O, Jan. 21 (AT)
-liiltterfal 1. o. ). Kan I'ranclHCO.
lc;
LA fiKAMli: WIIOIUSAI.Ii
M.i;hi:is
I'oultry (tlvo Wl-lgilt).
Spriiiira I C t: c Ih.
lli-avy lions H lOo ib.
I.lshl. hens lOu Ib.
Btusa 8o Ib.
Mnnr.
Hnnl Federation (hard vheat)
J7.U0 bhl.
boft wheat 17.40 hbi.
I,A (.ItA.VDK It KI'AI U MAHK ET8
i)nlr.
It u tier, rreamerv 55 $ 1 .05.
Kk;.,'s -40 ' I Tut iIok.
Cheese 3fi(Vt4oc u pound
Uoney, comn 2f.c lb.
Vi'tfi'launw.
Potaloi's --1 ;,( e lii; Sl.2.'i per cwl.
Hothouse tfiiatoes 4'o lb.
Parsley- -fie bunch.
Cabbage lc,lb.
Wux onions ft lbs. 2ftc.
1.4dtuce lite. head.
Celery Lie butuih; luui-a 2jc.
I'Hinpkin -4o Ib.
Squash lie Ih,
Hothouse curuniberi;-20c each.
Itunrh carrots Pic bunch.
Hunch beets I 0c hunch.
Turnips I 5 m 2rc bunch.
Yellow onions fc lr.
(Jreon onions Hie bunch.
. I'arsulns h ib.
ltrtissels Rprouls 2.1c lb
Ktitahaguu "fto lb.
Spinach 1 1c Ib.
Art ichokes 2'ic each.
I'lillLs.
Appb-s .lonalhau. Homes, P.elle
flowers. S I .Tin box.
Delicious apples $ I . 0 1 1 3.50 per
box.
IliinanitM--Lie lb.
Persimmons 2 for 2&c.
l.etnons- niic doa.
Otuntres 4ikm twu; doz.
l'loihla grapefruit Med. size, 2
for 2i1c; large, 2 lor IMc.
l'lot Ida grapefruit 20c each.
(.'ran berries 2.1c Ib.
Sugar.
t'jino siiuar - $7.o:i.
I lour.
Soft wheal $i.4n bbl.
Hard federation $S.40 bbl.
I'oultrj
Spring fries 28-ItOc lb.
Mens 2. I'm IlOe. Ib.
Mtvils and Fish.
Beef boll 13 ?18c.
Chops and steaks--25 (t( f.oc lb
Siilmriii (Btrlctly fresh) 35c Ib.
Halibut 3.1c lb.
nuriilnr. roltill.
S-4 DEAD
i
FIND IT
HERE
Cop- for tliis column must be
lu by tt u. in.
INSUIAM i: Al HOMS
lAei-.vihiii Hut lAfv liiMii'iimt;
L. S. lVi:sT.Mi;.T .
O. V. WAIt.VOCIv
J-13-lf
C'OOkKO r(l) SAI.K
Clven by Kt. I'e'torH (iulld Wed
newduy, ut the Crescent .Meat Mkt.
.
We pay cash for sttcoiid-hand
school books in ood condition,
HiIvortliorn - 'VriKht's Family l.ruj?
Htore. 1-4-li
YOlIt i:t(JIATIt;
WIhmi you huvo u piece of fur
nittiro to do over, or n breakfast
sot to paint, ask Kielmi dsoii, "Thu
Art Man" about the best way to do
Mt. The finish which will wear
tho best, and Is the easiest to put!
on. Special lints and colors mixed i
Lu match your decorating scheme.;
'J'ake your finishing problems to'
itlcliurdson's An and Girt Shop.
l-23-2t!
FARM LOANS: t.OWTCST TCATES..
Bi;tlllUL rUNlia niso hvbiibiiii;,
H. E. DIXON, I'oley UullJing.
.LA OUANBR. ORE. .
Our Improved Kczema rres"iip-1 than all others. Sold only by HII
ii rbi ,i .ii , . i verlhorn - Wriuht's 1'allilly Uruit
' "
rlllcu i
costs $l.no v bottle. Knld onl hvt
Silverthorn-WritfhfH 1'amily Iru;;(
8toro. ' 12-8J-U!
YOI II OWN I'ICI't lti:S
riclures of vour friends and
loved ones are far more attractive
'when Hilled by Itichardson "l'ho
Art Man'- lie specializes In en-
lurRlnv. tlullnir and rraiiilnB. 'lake
your picture work lo lilchiirdson's
Art and (lift Shop. l-23-2t
' .
.Store seeds In u cool place If
you order llieni early. They aro
1,1 condition limn in a
' wn nil loom.
JlrENNEYW.
INSII
" here savings
108 Depot St.,
ly News of
iiar
Leads You to uur
Modish Arrivals
The excitement of "something
. i I : nnr rlress dh-
npw is amuuu
partment-because frocks, just a
step ahead in style, are being un-
packed every day. ,
Vivid High Shades
Express New Delights
After a winter of black satin and
shades of tan and brown, the spring
picture of high shades is particu
larly pleasing. Flat crepe and satin
crepes combine.
$9.90$14.75
,d
J
m
I
CO I.iltlc I.lver Touchers Tor 21c
the best laxative sold for women
and children, and costs leas money
i ,., i 'i ( i i t
iiKrnti;s i kom au.mv
I WASIIINOTON. Jan. 21. C A.I"
Itelireniont from tho army of Ma-
jor Ocneral Ketrie V. AValker as
chief or finance at his own request.
has been approved by President
Coulldi,-e, effective April 22. Major
t.eneral alker lias pecn in Bcrvice
for more than 30 years.
i To lake his place as chief of the :
finance bureau, the president has
nominated Col. Kodcrlck I,.
n.iehael. bll have Hie rank of
major (leneral.
How Much Farther
Ahead Will You
Be Next January?
-
Not just ih dollars saved but in accomplishing
your purpose? How do you hope to improve your
finances dining the year?
Do you look forward to buying a home, to owning
a good bond, to starting in business for yoiyself?
The chief ple.-'inuc and satisfaction gained by sav
ing is not merely in the accumulation of a greater
balance all the time but in saving for a purpose-r-completing
a given plan.
.
1'crhaps you have your "getting ahead" program
mapped out for this year. If you have, we'll be glad
to assist any way we can to see that it is accomp
lished. Or if you have a certain purpose ih mind
and wish suggestions on how it can best be realized,
our friendly and experienced counsel is always at
your service.
lt (Srmtta'ftfimml
Mi'Nil'vr l'"flT:il llrsrrvu - - - l:onnr.-,.:i fivi-r 2 Million
Fortieth Year ol l-'ricndly Service
A NATION WIDE
m l
I U I lyrr-
are greatest
La Grande, Oregon
Spring Frocks
Jury Selected In -f
Trial of Olmstead y
l'(lll'l'I.ANI), Ore.. Jan, 21. (Al'l! j.'-
Scleciiim of a jury to try Kmitii
Olmstoad former president of uJ
Norlli western National bank, and J'
Wheeler, luniberman and for
MIHICI lllll II M I If I 1IJ
L-r publisher. mi
plr.V'V to violate thrt
iws, was eoliHdotcifl
newspaper )ubllsher
charces of consp
federal bank la
this morning. lOleven jurors lind'
been picked yesterday afternf;
anil finding the twelfth Juror Wad
accomplished by 10:20 a. in.
i:n,,.,i siales Attorney ncnreiS
Ol
Neuner immediately .started lli.i fj
;-i iiiti ,
Kovern-J v
at ltriw t-
opening statement of the
incut, outlining details that pro
Car-lceded the closing and lhiuidatinn
'of the Northwestern National haul,
last Jlarch.
Bank
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