The Cottage Grove sentinel., December 17, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1925
(Grove Sentinel
wrong with our power plant and goodness may be burned out, one’s proceeds will go to complete the cedar 90 M, NE% 8E'4 fir 1920
ne should surely have to get in life wrecked, one’s very self con- [ , hall. Residents of Cottage
_ Grove M, cedar 420 M, NW% 8E>4 fir
touch with the genial manager. I sumed by the lightning forces of were there in large numbers and 2380 M, cedar 220 M,8E% SE%
fir 46o M, cedar 220 M. SW'4 SES
Bede & Smith.................... Publishers However, on looking out I found evil. However, let us always re- many were present from the Row fir 340 M, cedar 340 M. NE’4
Elbert Bede________ __ — Editor that lights were on in other places. member that God’s grace is suf- ,river country and Creswell.
SW'4 fir 3200 M, cedar 140 Af,
C. G. Campboll
News Editor Summoning my knowledge of elec­ ficient for each and every occa
occa- ­
An interesting program of songs, lot 3 fir 3080 Af, cedar 375 M,
8E\4 SW'4 fir 480 M, cedar 460
A first-cluss publication entered at tricity and its eccentricities, I , sion, under His protection you may skits and recitations followed the M, lot 4 fir 2279 M, cedar 890 M,
Cottage Grove as second-class matter happened on the idea that a fuse, depend upon the fuse blowing out. I supper and altogether the affair Sec. 9, NE’4 NE% fir 2050 M,
probably was blown out.
Such
! was an enjoyable get together of hemlock 170 M, cedar 120 M. NW’4
Business Office.™.__ 25 North Sixth proved to be the case and tho ■ a-
■U residents of the entire Cottage NEH fir 2700 M, hemlock 180 M,
cedar 135 M, SE'4 J7E14 fir 2480
matter was quickly righted and the I
Grove community.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
M, hemlock 80 Af, cedar 40 M,
reading
went
serenely
on.
SW’4 NEW fir 2430 Af, hemlock
By mail (Cash in advance)
—
160 Af, cedar 90 Af, NE’4 NW’4
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,_______________
It occurred to me later that n-
One „
year
__ <2.75
I Three months Ul.. .80
4J □---------------------------------------------- •< fir
2840 M, hemlock 165 M. cedar i
Six months.. 1.50 | One month....... 50 there was a real le«Hon to be
155 Af, NW’4 NW’4 *fir 3120 M,
Mrs. James P. Graham very de- |
BY CARRRIER
learned in that incident. We may
hemlock
260 M, cedar 160 M, SE’4
month____ —---------------- $ -30 be in darkness while all about uh lightfully entertained the members j
One ___________
NW’4 fir 2950 M, hemlock 220 Af,!
.. 1.10
Four months, 'a advance.
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n
of
the
O.
L.
H.
club,
of
which
she
|
cedar 175 Af, SW’4 NW’4 fir
.. 1.60 is light, A man may be in poor
Hix months, in advance...
.. 3.00 health through some neglect or is president, also Mrs. C. E. Frost,
Methodist Church.—John A. Linn, 3080 M. hemlock 150 M, cedar 350
One year, in advance----
M, NE’4 SE*4 fir 1420 M, hemlock
Mrs.
8.
V.
Allison,
Mrs.
W.
E.
Pastor.—Sunday school at 9:45; 30
bad habit while all about him
M, cedar 20 M, NW'4 SE’4
Member of
WcJ Lebow, Miss Belle Burkholder and preaching service at 11; Epworth fh 1590 Af. hemlock 100 Af, I
health
is
flowing
like
a
river,
National Editorial Association
Mrs.
Clara
league
at
6:30.;
preaching
service
at
Burkholder
Tuesday
cedar
50 Al, SE’4 SEy« fir I
Oregon State Editorial Assiciation may be ignorant in the midst of afternoon at
her home. A Christ- 7:30. Midweek prayer hour, 7.30 1150 M, cedar 35 M, SW%
Oregon Newspaper Conference
books, schools and libraries and
Thursday. A welcome at every SE’4 fir 1380 M, hemlock 75 M.
opportunities for education. You I mas spirit prevailed and the rooms service.
cedar 100 M, NE’4 SW’4 fir 2510 I
WHEN TIIE FUSE BLOWS OUT. may be a bqd man with a bible | were pretty with their decorations
M, hemlock 170 M, cedar 240 M,
Following
in your home, a church next door 1 of Christmas greenB.
Presbyterian Church.— Duncan P NW’4 SW’4 fir 2720 Af, hemlock
M, cedar 100 M, SEyi SW’4
and good people as neighbors, ! pleasant hours at five hundred a Cameron, minister—’Sunday school 160
By Duncan 1’. Camcron.
fir 2130 Af. hemlock 100 At, cedar
Last wook tho writer wan Hitting Your fuse may be out and you | two-course luncheon was served. at 10 a. m.; public worship at 11 85, M, SW’4 SWH fir 750
comfortably reading when suddenly may have no connection with the I The dining room was a veritable a. m.; Endeavor at S:30; evening M, hemlock 40 M, cedar 100’
fairy land with soft shaded red
Morning service: “Peter’s Great M, Sec. 15, 1(H 1 fir 700 M,
the lights went out. 1 at once power house.
2 fir 600 At, SE’4 NE’4 Hr
fir I
As we think of this we are re­ candles easting a warm glow over Confession’’; 7:30 p. m., musical lot
concluded that Homething wan
700 M, SW’4 NE’4 fir 500 M, lot
The centerpiece was service and tableau by the choir.
minded that a fuso is not a weak­ the table.
• • •
3 fir 300 M, cedar 100 At, lot 4
400 M, cedar 100 At, hemlock
ness but a source of strength, not a miniature frozen cake with a
Christian Church, tho 1 ‘ home-like ’' fir
beautifully
trimmed
tree
nearby.
200 M, SEVi NW’4 fir 800 M. i
11 bane but a blessing. When an
church—A. J. Adams, minister. SW
NW’4 fir 20041 M, cedar 50
electric overload comes rushirfg Tiny red baskets, with dainty rib­ Sunday school at 9:45, sermon at M, ’4 hemlock
300 Aly NE’4 SE^i
11, Christian Endeavor at 6:30, eve­ fir 800 M, NW
along, or a bolt of lightning shoots bons extending to the tree, on ning
’4 8E14 fir 300 M,
service
at
7:30.
which
candy
canes
had
been
hung,
SE’4 SU‘4 fir 600 M, SW^4 SE’4
WEEKLY PROGRAM
« • •
down the wire, the fuse is burned
1100 M, NE’4 SW’4 fir 1000;
out and tho way is blocked, the were favors. The gift exchange
Christian Science Society—corner fir
M, NW’4 SW’4 fir 1800 M, cedar
electrical apparatus, tho building was held following the luncheon of Jefferson avenue and Second 50 M, SE’4 SW’4 fir 1500 M,
Thursday, December 17
....
and the inhabitants are saved from and, as an additional surprise, each street. Sunday services at 11 a. in.
’4 SW’4 fir 1200 At, See 17,
Wednesday services at 7:30 p. m. SW
Dramatic Story of the
lot 1 fir 200 At, cedar 200 M, lot
danger, The fuso is an imitator of guest was presented with a lovely Everybody welcome.
2
fir
100 M, cedar 250 M, SE’4 I
bouquet
of
everlasting
flowers
by
•
•
•
Life-Saving Service
what God has done to save us
M, cedar 550 ir,
NE% fir
■’ . 200
....................
Free Methodist church—Corner of SW'i
“RUGGED WATERS’
from high voltages that would a club member, Mrs. H. A. Miller.
NE'4 nr
fir tuo
100 M, cedar 2001
200 I
Monroe
avenue
and
south
Fifth
destroy
us.
M.
SEY*
NW%
fir 100 M, cedar!
with Lois Wilson,
The Hikers club composed of street—Chester Smith, pastor. Sun­ 250 M, NEy4 SE’4 fir 300 M, cedar
»JI
day
with
body
or
We
work
Warner Baxter.
day school at 10, forenoon services 250 M, SE’4 8E‘4 fir 300 M, cedar
mind or both, muscles are sore six girls who have been school­ at 11, evening service at 7 ¡30. 300
Wallace Beery and
At, SW% SE’4 fir 150 M, ce
mates
ever
since
kindergarten
Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday dar'200 M, NEyt SW14 fir 100 M,
and jaded nerves are on edge and
Phyllis Haver.
days,
met
Wednesday
evenings.
at
the
home
cedar 350 M, NW’4 SW’4 fir 100 !
threaten to snap under high ten-
• • •
Comedy anti
M, cedar 300 Af, SW% SW’4 fir |
sion, then the fuse blows out and of Mrs. Charles Adams, sponsor
Seventh
Day
Adventist
Church
—
150 M, cedar 250 M, Sec. 21 NE’4
International News.
we go to sleep, blessed darkness for their Christmas party. They West Main street. Services every NE
’4 fij 2000 M, hemlock 350 M,
>
comes, ami we lire not only re- have recently completed six scrap Saturday. Sabbath school at 10, NW’4 NE’4 fir 2000 M, cedar 1&)
books
to
be
sent
to
the
Shrine
church
service
at
11;
prayer
meet
Friday, December 18
M,
hemlock 200 M, SE’4 NE’4 I
lioved from
1
dnnger but the whole
fir 2000 M. hemlock 100 M, SW>4
system recuperates and we are re- hospital in Portland. A basket of ing Wednesday evenings at 7:30.
Special Attraction.
NE’4 fir 2800 Af, hemlock 300 M, !
freshed, If the fuse did not blow food was packed and sent to a
“MILO’S ALLWHiTE
First church of Nazarene—Elev­ NE>4 NW’4 fir 3800 Af, cedar fOO
needy family with Christmas wish­ enth
out
v-e
should
be
physical
wrecks
M, hemlock 100 M, NW% NW’4
and
Adams,
Harold
E.
Botte
MINSTRELS.”
es.
Games and music provided miller, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45, fir 1200 Af. cedar 300 Af, hemlock !
or maniacs.
No pictures.
service at 11, evening 100 M, SEM NW’4 fir 800 Af,
Common sense is one of God’s entertainment for tho guests, after forenoon
service at 8. Prayer meeting at cedar 50 Af, hemlock 100 M, 8W’4 |
Prices 25 and 50 cents.
great fuses. Wo get under high which the hostess served dainty 7:30 Wednesday evenings.
NW'4 fir 1400 M, cedar 600 .M,
voltage of some dream world, refreshments. Those present were
NE’4 SE’4 fir 1200 M, NW’4
Saturday, December 19
Madelle
Beidler,
Dorothy
Umphrey,
building castles in the air, or some
Your home newspaper is always SE’4 fir 2200 M, hemlock 200 M,
SE’4 fir 1000 M, SW’4 SE’4 I
Tom Mix in
erroneous judgment eauses us to Louise Wynne, Evelyn Smith, Fran, glad to give assistance in the prep­ SEH
fir 1800 M, cedar 150 M, hemlock ■
“RIDERS OF THE
do very foolish things, to be vic­ cis Mackin and Adeline Adams.
aration of advertising copy.
xx 100 M, NEV) SW’4 fir 2300 M.
hemlock 100 M, NW'4 SW’4 fir
tims of fads and fanaticisms or
PURPLE SAGE ”
The Research club met Tuesday NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN 700 Af, cedar 50 M, hemlock 100
some withering course of selfish
And a comedy.
M.
SE’4 SW’4 -fir 2800 Af, cedar |
afternoon
at
tho
home
of
Mrs.
ness, or of some burning pasiion,
MENT TIMBER.
KTO M. hemlock 200 Ar, SW’/4 I
D. C. Bosley. Mrs. M. Powers was
some
furious
anger
with
thoughts
SW
’
4 fir 3200 M, cedar 50 M,
Sun.-Mon., December 20-21
of hatred and schemes of revOnge; program leader. A very interesting fl E N E R A L LAND OFFICE, hemlock 100 M, Sec. 29, NEy,
'“’Washington, D. C., Nov. 21, 1925. NE’4 fir 2700 Af, cedar 450 M
“CHARLEY'S AUNT"
or it mny be somo great sorrow study was made of Jnpan. Mrs. Notice
is hereby given that sub­
with Syd Chaplin.
threatens to destroy all life—then Roberts gave an outline of tho ject to the conditions and limita NW'4 NE'4 fir 1500 M. cedar 900
Af, SE’4 NE’4 fir 300 Af, cedar I
geography
and
industries.
Mrs.
Don’t miss this one.
the fuso blows—-common sense in­
tions of the acts of June 9, 1916 250
Af, NE’4 NW’4 fir 200 M, !
tervenes and wo got back to solid, Van Osdal spoke of relations be (39 Stat., 218), February 26, 1919 cedar 150 M, NE’4 SEt4 fir 450
World’s funniest comedy.
Stat., 1179), and June 4, 1920 M. cedar 100 M, Sec. 31 SW’4
A riot of fun for everyone. rational big hearted, sensible, tween Japan and the United States (40
(41 Stat., 758), and pursuant to
joyous life once more. Sometimes while Mrs. Hpearow explained fea­ departmental regulations of April NE'4 fir 450 Af, lot 1 fir 550 M.
And a comedy.
100 At, SEV4 NAV',4 fir 2400 |
this common sense assumes the tures of, their educational system, 14, 1924 (50 L. D., 376), the timber cedar
M, cedar 400 Af, lot 2 fir 2000 M.
including music and art.
Mrs. on the following lands will be sold cedar
form
of
a
sense
of
humor
and
the
600
M, lot 3 fir 400 M, none
Tuesday. December 22
Jan. 18, 1926, at 10 o’clock a. m. of the timber
on these sections j
fuse blows out with a snap of Speafow also displayed a wonder­ at
public
auction
at
the
U.
8.
land
ful
collection
of
articles
brought
to
be
sold
less than $2.00 per I
“NEW BROOMS’’
genuine wit and tho roar of hearty
office' at Roseburg, Oregon, to the Af for tho for
fir,
$7.00 per Af for
A delightful
; laughter. Tho trouble with a great from Japan by her husband. Slides highest bidder at not less than the the cedar and $0.50 per Af for :
human action comedy,
ninny people who are called cranks, On the topic were shown; these appraised voluu as shown by this the hemlock. T. 21 S„ R. 4 W„ !
notice, sale to,be subject to the Sec. 27. NW’4 SW’4 fir 530 M, I
who tire nuisances to or burdens were sent from the state university approval
with Bessie Love,
of tho Secretary of the
40 Af, none of the timber
at
Eugone.
on society, is simply that their
Interior. The purchase price, with cedar
Neil Hamilton anti
on this section to be sold for less j
an
additional
ium
of
one-fifth
of
I
fuses
have
never
blown
out.
than
$1.75
per M for the fir and
Phyllis Haver.
The Tuesday Bridge club was eno per cent thereof being commis $0.50 per M for the cedar. T. 28
Tho greatest fuse that ia placed
sions
allowed,
must
be
deposited
at
'Ami a cifmetly.
in human life is put there by the entertained at a 1 o’clock luncheon time of sale, money to be returned S„ R. 11 W.. Sec. 7. NEVi NE'4
»900 Af, NW'4 NE% fir 1700 I
graci' of tho Father hitnself. When this week by Mrs. Clyde Roberts, if sale is not approved, otherwise fir
Al, SE'4 NE'4 fir 1600 M. SW,
who
took
her
guests
to
the
Gray
Wednesday, December 23
patent
will
issue
for
the
timber,
the overwhelming torrents of wick
NE'4 fir 1050 M, none of the tim­
eilni’ss sweep down upon its, we Goose tea room. A graceful little which must be removed within ten ber on thi-i section to befesold for
“THE SILENT
years. Bids will be received from less than $2.25 per M.
Christmas
tree
centered
the
table,
should inevitably ba destroyed, if
WATCHER ”
citizens of the United States, as­
WILLIAM SPRY,
they were not stopped by divine while miniature candy trees served sociations of such citizens, and dl4;llc^2)
Commissioner.
with Glenn Hunter,
intervention. Paul was under this ns place cards and favors. Later coniorations organized under the
Bessie Love
laws of the United States or any
tremendous pressure when the spirit the guests went to Mrs. Roberts’ »tate,
territory, or district
and Hobart Bosworth.
stopped his mad rush on the Da­ homot where their annual gift ex­
only. Upon application of
A story that runs as close to mascus road, and since that time change was enjoyed. Christmas a thereof
qualified purchaser the timber
real life as life itself.,
millions of men »nd women have greens added to the attractiveness on anv legal subdivision will be
At bridge Mrs. offered separately befora being in
hud similar experiences.
Every of the rooms.
Barber Shop
And a comedy.
in any offer of a larger
real man nnd women can recall Schofield Stewart won high honors. eluded
unit. T. 29 8., R. 9 W., Set. 5,
many times, when under terrible
lot 1 fir 2010 M, hemlock 60 M, 630 Main. P. S. Bukowski, Prop.
Tliurailuy. December 24
Tho girls of the Choral club cedar 40 M, lot 2 fir 3130 M,
temptation, tho spirit of God has
“THE CALL OF
intervened, a chasm has beon creat­ will have their Christmas tree fol­ hemlock 75 M, cedar 285 M. 8E%
NEU fir 1555 M, hemlock 45 M,
COURAGE“
ed between him nmi evil and hi« lowed by a slumber gnrty, at the cedar 230 M, 8WU NEU fir 1830
home of Miss Harriet
~ ■
—
Ostrander,
stalling Ait Aeon! with his life saved.
M, hemlock 200 M, cedar 300 M,
talented pals, Raven, the
Of course the matter reate upon Saturday night, Mrs. Herman Ed- lot 3 fir 3120 M, hemlock 150 Al,
cedar
195 M, lot 4 fir 2680 M,
wards,
teacher
of
the
club,
will
ourselves to aoo that tho fuse« are
wonder horse nnd Rex,
17i
170 M, cedar 180 M, SE’4
i
at a dance hemlock
used. A man may wire his house chaperon the girls
king of dog Htars.
NW% fil 1460 M, hemlock 70 M, Barber Work in General ;
nnd use no fuses, but he is running for a short whi ule and then they cedar 130 M, SWU NWU fir special attention to children
Comedy and.
a great risk. A person may live will go to the Ostrander home for 1910 M, hemlock 150 M, ce-
dnr 90 M. __
__
International News.
NEU
SEU
fir
«part from all dependence upon the Christmas tree.
1590 M, hemlock 140 M, cedar 280
God, his love and mercy. One’s
M, NW 14 SE’4 fir 1240 M, hem
Tho Tuesday Evening Study club lock 100 M. cedar „180 M, SE’,
met Wednesday evening in the 1 SE’4 fir 1640 AL homlock 150 M.
city library rooms. Mrs. Elbert cedar 320 M. SWU 8E% fir 1506
M, hemlock 110 M, cedar 280 M.
Smith, Mrs. Bert Trask and Miss! NEU
8WU fir 1670 M. hemlock
Marietta Hamnnt wore hostesses j 130 M, cedar 130 M, NW>, SWU
and program leaders. Each mem fir 2130 M. hemlock 130 M, cedar
Home Cooked Foods
her had been previously assigned 150 M. SEy. SW>4 fir 2050 M,
Cheerful Service
hemlock 140 M. cedar 200 M, SWU
a current event topic. An open I SW>4 fir 2240 M, hemlock 100 M.
“
Cleanliness
” Our Motto
discussion followed the reading of I cedar 100 M, See 7, NE’i NEV,
fir 1200 M. cedar 40 M, NW’4 Open from 11a. ni. to 11 p. m.
these.
NK’i fir 1440 M, cedar 40 M.
SE’4 NEU fir 2000 M, cedar 2501
, Mrs. C. A. Bartell, Mrs. H. W. M. 8W% NEU fir 2120 M, cedar
Titus, Mrs. K. K. Mills, Mrs. Vic­ 1260 M. NEVI NW% fir 3380 M.
Mrs LULU ELLEDGE. Prop.
tor Chambers, Mrs. Earl Hill. Mrs. cedar 40 M. lot 1 fir 3444 M. Near the Bridge—Cottage^ Grove
cedar
50
M,
SEU
NW%
fir
2500
W. A. Garoutte and Mrs. Roy Short 5J, cedar 180 M, lot 2 fir 3620 XI,
I
went to Eugene Wednesday to at­
tend
the
luncheon
of
tho
Daughters
oHpeeially 1 reateil for this
of the Nile hold nt tlje Osburn
ni’ the moa satisfying ami
hotel.
mas Gifts.
Mondays and Thursdays
flood Reasons Why You Should Do Your Banking
Business With
The First National Bank
Of Cottage Grove
First— Because it is the largest, strong­
Society
Church News
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est and best bank in south
Lane county.
Second— Because it is progressive, up-
to-date in every respect and
aggressive.
Third—Because it is managed by men
ripe in banking experience,
who have stood the test and *
and always “made good.”
Fourth— Because your business, be it
large or small, is appreciated
and always held in strict
confidence.
Fifth—Because it is always in funds to
loan on good approved notes
or on farm security.
Sixth— Because its condition is healthy
and if you be a depositor
your money is always ready
and cheerfully paid over to
• you.
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DON’T FORGET
There is nothing the youngsters will like better than a
BICYCLE, WAGON, SCOOTER OR A KIDDIE KART
FOR CHRISTMAS.
I have a full line at reasonable prices. Make a small
deposit and I will set article away for you until Christ­
mas without extra charge. I also carry the parts and
do the repair work.
HARRY RENTLE
THE BICYCLE SHOP.
400 Main Street
MPERIAT
1
1-
Our Building Material
Line Includes—
BOBBING
Curling, Dyeing
Cement, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Fire
Brick, Fire Clay, Metal Lath, , Cor-
ner Beads, Shingles, Drain Tile,
Sewer Tile, Concrete, Sand and
Gravel, Plastering Sand, 1 Zouri
Store Front Fittings, and other
things too numerous to mention.
' NEW
RESTAURANT
SYMPHONY LAWN
No Charge on City Deliveries
Writing Paper
Tho Elmartea club will have a
non-hostess luncheon at the Gray
Goose tea room Thursday afternoon
at 1 o’clock. Following the luncheon
the club will go to the home of
Mrs. Chas. Hall, where the annual
Christmas tree will be held.
Everybody Uses stationery so Symphony Lawn will
safely solve many of your nnual gift problems.
Mrs. George Scott will entertain !
the Fast Matrons ’ club at * 1 o ’clock
luncheon in her home Moi
December 21. A Christmas
will be another feature of
occasion.
The next regular daaee of the
Tanglefoot club has been postponed
■ »til after the first of the year.
_________________________
L. J. Kl AI
frop.
-i'i n r' v t f
/ht KEXtlLl. Stör«
Cattage t.rove
Six th and Mala
Just North of S. P. Station—Phone 100
Elledgtf Cafe
A (¡¡ft Denoting Good Judgment
KEMS for DRUGS
Godard & Randall
At
A
Ä
HEBRON SUPPER AND
BAZAAR ARE SUCCESS
One of the (most successful
l«er» and basaars ever held ia
section was that last night at
Hebron Farmers* union hall,
auxiliary was ia charge and
sup
this
the
The
th»!
Why Not Give the Old
Bus a Christmas Present?
Why Pay $60 and Up Bor Insurance
When We Can Protect Ì ou For Much
Less?
It might appreciate a Christmas present
of a new Goodye’ar Tire. Haven’t the old
ones done their full duty?
Why not a tank of Gasoline?
SEE
CHAS. HALL v
AT
HALL & LANG
RED CROWN
GENERAL
SHELL
Phone 76
Grease her up for the Christmas day ride
with Valvoline or Havoline.
Cottage Grove
Secretarial,’Stenographic, or Bookkeeping Coarse i r
uwnim wins, w
*
Cottage Grove Service Station
W. J. Woods, Prop. Fifth and Main Sts.
Mr. Truck Owner
w
Earoil Today—It’s a Good School
5
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EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
1
3
„ A’ E ROBERTS. PrmMent
992 Willamette St.
.. .......
Phone
~
666
Eugene, Oregon.
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