Oregon City Enterprise.
Published Bvery FYidoy.
OFFICIAL FAfER OF CLACIAMA8 COOHTY.
MESKK VeT LAWRENCE,
CI HUSHKRS AND VHOI'KIKIVKS.
SUH8CK1PTH1N HATK8,
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AtiKSTS roK THE ENTEKPK1SK.
OsWOKO,
Canby,
V'laeWaroas,
Milwaukia,
luion Sktil'itt.
Aim),
Meadow rlrvvs:.
ew Kra,
YVilMHiville,
Pstk Plate,
Itarlow,
iJIvUtoiie,
citHitonl,
M;ielisrnrj,
Muiimt,
Molalla,
NUr.num,
ti. W, Prosser
tieo. Kliniht
W. s. Kniivau
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0 J. I milliliter
s Hmnhatl
K A. wrtelil
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Nwherr?
Henry Miley
Hamilton A Wanhlmrti
Harlow X Co
V. M Cri
J. g !.
J. II. Jovuer
C. T Howard
A. I. Cornwall
K. M Harlman
KutereU at the Post Orc,c in Oregon City, Or.
as second elan matter.
FRIDAY, XOVEMBKK 27, ISM
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Mopped proniptlv at the expiration of the
trial period if it is not desired longer.
An Attempt to Fuse.
There is an effort beina; made by the
ih nioorats of Clackamas county to form a
fusion with the fanners' alliance reformers
on the count; and leirislathe ticket to he
voted for nevt June. This has been appar
'i.t several weeks. The detiMerata have no
liope of electing their ticket in this county
on a fair and oi en caiiva-s. Put if bv rea
son of their hopeless minority and their
noisy clamor for reform tlie deinocra's can
work upon the sympathies of the farmers'
alliance men so as to form a coalition for
political purposes they will do it. The tact
that some of the noisiest leaders of the alli
ance in this county were democrats as long
as there were any loaves and fishes in siirhl
makes the new move a natural one.
The democrats will encourage disaffection
in the ranks of both the old parlies if they
can control the new political mwer resulting
Iruin such disatlectioii. They want theofti
.ces, and if the farmers' alliance can he
tnade of assistance in petting them they
will coddle tlie farmers' alliance. It is not
that they are in sympathy with alliance
-doctrine; they simply join the calamity
wing of tiie farmers' alliance to increase the
hue and cry aiminstthe ruling party. Their
only "principle" is to be " lerninst the gov
ernment" so long as they are not fed from
ihe public crib.
'ow this extreme itching for public office
does not promise well. The various steer
ing committees and budding candidates
who are so very eager to bring aliout a re
form so that the dear people may be better
served have an eye single to the promotion
of individual olitical interests. Their
methods have been reeatedly repudiated
by the people at the polls. They have not
the manhood to make a fair and honest fight
but seek to win votes by practicing a
shambling hypocrisy.
To find fault is no evidence of merit. If
it were as easy to remedy evils as to detect
them Bellamy's dream might soon be real
ized. In matters of government as in busi
ness we must deal with things as we find
them, and honest officials are too often
bound by law within such narrow limits
that there is no room for individuality. The
professional office-seeker and the candidate
of unknown political complexion are tys
that should not lie borne with. They are
the bane of decent politics everywhere. The
people do not want wavering, changing pol
iticians in positions of power and trust.
Men of stable political fiber, of sound busi
ness sense and belonging to a party that is
safe and responsible to the people for its
acts, are the men who are wanted to handle
the money of the tax payers and administer
the government.
The Biver Improvement.
Last December a dozen masters of steam
boats plying on the Willamette above Port
land petitioned the United States light house
board to establish and maintain range lights
and buoys at thirty-five different points on
the river between Oregon City and Portland.
Captain A. W. Graham supplemented this
request with a personal letter in February
urging that the petition be granted. He has
just received a letter from Naval Secretary
Geo. W. Coflin stating that at a sessioti of
the board held November 10 it was decided
"that the interests of commerce and navi
gation required that the lights and buoys
should be established in the locality in ques
tion and ordered that the proper measures
he taken to obtain an appropriation there
for." The last clause of the letter is a signifi
cant one. ' While the board will take all
proper steps to obtain the required appro
priation" it says "success in obtaining it
will depend very much on the vigor with
which it is pressed by tlie congressional
delegation from the Pacific states."
Now while Oregon as a state has no so
cial reason to complain of congressional
niggardliness, very little attention has been
given to the Willamette river above Port
land. Some snagging is done annually on
the upper river, a few wing dams were built
last season. Hut absolutely nothing has
been done by tlie government to improve
the navigability of the river between here
and Portland. The citizens of Oregon City
made up a purse of $:i7,5JG which was ex
pended 10 improve navigation at. the Clack
amas rapids in 150. (Since then nothing
has l-ci'ii done. Yet this is tne only jiart oi
the jiiainclte above roruanu tuai were is
any piceiilion of navigates during the dry
season, Th volume of commerce that is
handled by tills route ami th inexiiensir
neas of the needed improv ements oiurht to
command the hearty stipHrt of Senators
lHilph and Mitchell and rtopresentativ
Hermann. Two thing are wanted; namely,
range lights ami buoys to murk the channel,
and the removal of three or four sand and
(travel bars.
A Truly tailing Comparison
The supreme, top-lofty contempt which
the average Uritlsher has for things demo
cratic is vastlv amusing to people w ho are
not so powerfully impressed with (he high
mightyness of cockney tlunkeyisni. Our
Hritish Columbia cousins are usually deemed
reasonably free of thai self-superior air that
characterises the detriment of the im-
! ported John Hull, hut occasionally there
i , ,. ,
I come to the surlacc in the province evidences
.if the in..r;iiiied national eharaelerislic. A
recent incident illustrates tne point.
At the last regular assinea in New West
minster a certain Judge Hegbie roughly at
tacked a jury for bringing in a verdict that
did not technically comply with the law.
He scolded and anathematised the jury in a
furious manner. An account of his action
got into the American ncwspa;ers where
uHin the ponderous Victoria Colonist was
moved to make an ass of itself in this wise;
The eoudiicl attributed to Sir Matthew Heghle
by that wretched reporter would be unseemly
in one ol tan elected judges ot the I'nlted
States, who appears on the bench In his shirt
sleeves, with a clear In his mouth, and who
listens to the artiuinenta of counsel and the lev
llmony Jot witnesses In an attitude lu w hich
comfort is considered more than either itrao or
dignity. If one ol these Judges o( the rude
and uncouth democracy roared at a jury and
scolded a prisoner, he would only heading In
character. N'othlus lielter could be expected
of him Dm that a venerable llrltlsh ttnU-e,
lu gown and wig. should violate the dceuclea
ami annuities of the bench in this way, teems
to ns altogether lucredible. etr Matthew Ha
Me must have been misrepresented
This is a comfortable way to treat the
matter, surely. How could it be expected
that the "elected judges" of " the rude and
uncouth democracy' should oasess grace or
dignity when they occupy the same planet
as the pompous British magistraleg? It
I hapt'ens
however, that a gown and wig ire
not the chief objects ol veneration this side
of the bonier.
The Kiwd to Martiaam.
The discussion elicited by the project to
improve the road to Molalla and Marpiam
shows the great interest that is awakened
by it. The letters in the Kxtiki'kisi from
people all along the route contain many
valuable suggestions and w ecommend them
to the tbmightliil attention ol the commit
tee having charge of tlie matter.
This widespread and intelligent interest
is a most gratifying symptom. It means
that the aople are in earnest and thai they
are willing to act as w ell ss to commend the
I action of others. The broad view taken in
I the letters indicates that much of Ihe small
j bickering and Htty selfishness that have
often pre.emed improvements of this
kind have disappeared, and that the prop
erty owners have a mental horuon that can
take in the entire scope of the improve
ment an I appreciate its value as a whole.
The KsTtui'mss is pleased to publish the
suggestions which tax payers may make in
relation to the rebuilding of the road to
Maripjani. These will undoiibcdly be ot
aid to those whose business it will be to spy
out a route. Hut everything of this kind
is only by way of suggestion, for the engineer
with his compass and transit must de
termine the location. It is useless to spend
money on guess work roads. The greatest
good to the greatest nunilier must lie the ob
ject held steadily in view through all the
proceedings with reference to this road. It
is u straight business arrangement and not
one ot mere sentiment.
Senatorship versus Saw Mill.
" I notice," said Governor Pennoyer to a
Salem Statesman man the other day, " that
quite a numlier of papers lu this state have
mentioned my name in connection with the
next United States senatorship, While I
am extremely grateful to them for their
kindly mention, I want to say now, what I
have uniformly said, that under no circum
stances whatever will I be a candidate for
that place. The office of governor ranks
that of senator, and w hen 1 retire from it, I
will step out to the saw mill and not down
to the senate."
This lofty disdain of the United States
senatorship is becoming quite fashionable
since H. W.Scott, of the Oregonian, set the
example. Pennoyer might as well have
said, "The grapes are sour, anyway.-'
When Sylvester I. quits his dizzy throne the
illustriousness of the position which he will
hola will be in no wise dimmed by the pos
session of certain saw mill accessories.
Hut what is to become of the senatorship
that has been so numerously rejeeted? It
would be unspeakably cruel to force Messrs.
Dolph and Mitchell to continue to sacrifice
their talents in the service of their country
when there are so many good saw mills
needing editors. They should be given a
chance to rise in life.
Till! situation in South America is be
coming more and more interesting. Con
trary to all expectations Chill appears to be
making substantial progress in organizing
a government out of chaos, notwithstand
ing the presence of United States .Minister
Egan. The probabilities are that when the
whole story,' shall be known the difficulty
between our government and Chili will lie
found to have been' small. The American
lives lost in the Santiago riot may justly be
charged to the account of Patrick Kgan.
Over on the other side of the continent,
however, affairs are not so satisfactory.
The new Brazilian republic appears to be
falling to pieces. Whether there is any
truth in the allegation that the Knglish
were instrumental in fomenting discord in
Hrazil on account of tho reciprocity treaty
negotiated with the United States docs not
conclusively appear, but it is known that
Kngland lost a large volume of trudo by
that treaty and Englishmen do not permit
sucn a conuiuon to come to pass n
they can preveut it in any way. The
prime cause of flnisH's trouble la moat like
ly in the fact that the eople of that country
ait not sufficiently enlightened for a repub
lican form of govern nient. They aid lit
only for a monarchy. To hold a large
numlierof widely earated provinces to
gether requires intelligent duly on the part
of Ihe people as w ell as a strong central gov
ernment. The Argentine liepiibllc will
probably be the next one to la) torn by In
ternal dissension.
Wiikit is looking up. The recent Itua
siuii ukase against the export of wheat from
that couiiiry is in itself an liillucnc in
raising the price- of the cereal, but it also In
dicates Unit the reports as to the shortage- of
the Riiropean yield this year were true. I.asl
week there was a straight advance of ten
cants a bushel. The price has remained at
ninely-tlve cents this week but the tendency
is upward. It has been many years since
Oregon farmers received a dollar a bushel
for their wheal but they w ill probably never
have to take much less for it hereafter. The
prut of grain has tecu lower than it will
ever be again.
A coxctHX styling itself the Consolidated
Hlack Cat company has been organised In
Kairbaven, Washington, with the avowed
purpose of raising black felines for their
fur, , A small island in Admiralty inlet l
to be colonised with these animals and all
the company w ill have to do will be to har
vest the Ihrs settil-occasionally. New York
has a hospital for disabled and discrepit
pussies. It ought to advertise In the Kair
baven pavrs. However, now (hat cats are
to lie put lo some use we shall expect soon
to sec demonstrated the usefulness of flies,
mosipiitoes and fleas lu the economy of the
world.
Irisipiite touching to observe how unan
imously the knights of the green cloth ali-
sent themselves fmill the town dllrilli the
presence of the grand jury, and then to see
how iinostentatiouslv ibev straightway re
siime their vocation in the mul-t of us after
the grand jury has dissolved. The resect
these gentry have lor the law is really over
powering. We move that the grand Jury Ins
ii., t eriiiitieil to carry the law away w lien it
disbands. It should leave some of the frag
ments Iviug around w here tha soft-tatmcd
toilers mav see them.
Tms Kntkhpkisc would always prefer
that persons writing on miscellaneous
topics for publication let their real name
accompany their contribution. The road
question now being. discussed is an instance
in point. The letter ought to lie signed by
the true name of the autbar. It is the
more resectlul and the plainer and fairer
way. It gives more weight to the utterance
to know that the writer is willing to sign
his name to it.
Tins week's Kstick-kisk is issued a day
earlier in the week than usual in order that
the working force ol ihe establishment may
have a chance to enjoy thanksgiving. On i
this account considcruhlc matter that would
ordinarily have been in season for the paper
is left over. The KxTKurMss is served up
hot with the turkey and cranberry sauce
this year.
Wcather prophets announce the ap
proach of a spell of fair weather. The only I
change from the weather that has prevailed
for the past month must be fair, so the
prophets are safe on that score. And it is
most devoutly hoed that they are also safe
as regards the time of the arrival of the
change. '
DraiNu the past week the htHness men
of Oregon City have subscribed $ :no to I
applied to the improvement of mads so the
farmers can bring their produce to this city.
And the work is barely begun.
That Thanksgiving Pinner
Howilear toour hearts is the thanksgiving dlu
aer, As fimd recollections present it to view,
When lather (1 come home from the rattle a
winner,
And bring along with him a gobbler or two.
Ah! then In the kitchen was hurry and hustle,
81s weeping at having the ouliins to shell,
And mother Just making the wtiuls of us hustle,
To hasten the dinner that filled us so well;
The thauksgivlng dinner, the gorgeous old
dlnLer,
The big turkey dinner that tilled us so well.
Oh. how can I all the Ingredients measure.
That dear bill of ladlnt prescribed as our store,
The lurk and his mystic abdumtual treasure,
The beans and the giblets, the gravy galore,
The cider we brought In a Jug from the depot,
The trunk agricultural none could excel,
And ah! the lush fruit ot cuourblta nepo
The dear pumpkin pies that we garnered so
well!
Yum, yum, what adlnnerl That turkand punk
dlnnerl
That thanksgiving dinner that crammed us so
welll .
FBKSS OPINIONS.
Milwaukie Sentinel: Senator Mitchell,
of Oregon, is one of those indulgent fathers
who can deny nothing to their children.
He has bought a French duke for his
daughter, Mattie. The trouble with those
costly knick uacks is that the girl tires of
them as quickly as children tiro of other
toys.
PliiladclpliiaTelegniph: The Hon th Amer
ican situation grows in interest. The trouble
in Hrazil certainly is of u most serious char
acter. It will take extraordinary wisdom,
vigor and courage to prevent the ulleged re
public from breaking to pieces; in fact, the
division already exists to such an extent
that a condition of anarchy and civil war
prevails.
Detroit Tribune: Chicago anarchists want
blood. Nothing, in their minds, wi(l so ef
fectually reform society as the slaughter of
a few blue coats or the assassination of a
score or two govcriinientofhViuIs. Naturally
enough society takes vigorous measures to
protect itself. Society has a right to do
this, and the police would fail in their duty
if tliey allowed conspiracies for the over
throw of law and order to be carried on
rigid tinder their very doses without a protest.
NEWS FROM BARLOW
TIIANKMJIVIMJ IS OIISKKYKO
tVtltV milSKIIOM).
IN
w Public School Opened .Mmnliiy A
l.nige rctitlon for linpfoveil Hull
way Facilities Sent lo I'ortluuil.
I.oiw or Ti KKKva At tliU titno a year
ago there wore luit few Htw oil' tho
praiiie lo olwcrvo Thanksgiving hut to
day It imiiihcis thirty-two laiuilics who
give thanks to the Lord ami partake, ol
a tut turkey. Tint supply of tin keys
was largo ami lionco ho priiti was low
ami ovory man in towt) waHsm'ti carrying
a turkey homo. Turkey, like Home, lias
seen Its host days.
Nkw Sciiooi. th'tcNKD On Monday the
."Inl mat,, I'rof. (iillinore opened tip his
school In the presence o( tli illreclors
with a lew well chosen remarks. The
visitors then adjourned to enable Mr.
MlHiuore to duly organise tho school,
Nkw Koad Shins Harlow A t'o, have
prepared and erected more limn a limi
dred signboard on the roads lending from
all dircctloita to Harlow. The sign
hounls aix from a tnilu and a hall lo
three miles apart. The roads are thus
marked lor a distumvof twenty miles
south, east and west.
May H.vvk Anotiikh r.M-nH Tim past
two mentlia lias brought to our notice
several new simper men ami in every
case your conoHpoiident sought an Inter
view hut was tillable to draw out the
motive of the visit. On laat Saturday
Mr. Walter l.yon ol the Slaytoti Tunes,
well known throughout the Northwest
as a thorough newspaar mull was lu
town. 1 In complimented the town on
j ' 'l'ievemciitH ami intimated that
i might start a paper here.
he
I.AHiiK l'umos. It is the wish ol the
larger portion of Clackamas county
south of Molalla that a telegraph ol
lice and a new modern depot he
built and hence the citi.dis have
taken it in hand and liavo wcured
t lie names of nourlv eerv one of the
patrons ol the Southern Pacific railroad
south ol the Molalla. The petition has
gone to Manager U koclilor and in
a short timu wo will probably have our
wish and a long fell ueed fulfilled.
Jkw Hi sinks. Mr and Mrs. I.
Ilrown, of Woudburn liavo rented the
Situs's building on Hadroad avenue and
Main street, and will put in a stock ot
millinery goods and soon will be ready
to fill orders on shott notices.
A Kxjovahi.k l'AKrv A very pleas-j
ant evening w as (tassudat the icsidcucuol
Mrs. (lis). A. Sliopp.ird, at Kailroad
avenue, and Oak slice!, on last Thurs
day the Huh. l'rogniwiv euchre was
intrwlu.vd. At the close ofthaiuo
Mrs A. Hlioadea ami C. t Harlow hav
ing won tho most games, were presented
with a souvenir, and Mr. V, W.Jesse
got the booby prixc, ,a cabbage head.
At IO:.10 o'clock a sumptuous aupwr
was served on small tables placed in
the hall ami drawing room. Those
present woro : Mrs. A. lilioades, Miss
Parratt, .Miss Hessie Sheppard, Miss
Tull, Mrs. Win. Harlow, .Mrs 0. A.
Sheppard, Miss llaythorn, W. W.
Jesse, Col. W. L. While, 1). Jesse,
Frank Jesso, Wan. Harlow, J, Molletl,
and C. U. Jiurlow.
PttltSOMAI..
Miss Bond of Kant Portland is visiting
her mother, Mrs. W, W. Jesie.
Mrs tieo. A. Sheppard came up last
Saturday and left Sunday for Ashland,
Mr. W. lhipois was registered at The
Kiadilcr Tuesday,
Mr. D. iirown of Woodhum was
among tho registered at Tho Cafe on
Monday.
Ex. Judge W. B. White and Mm. A.
lilioades ol Oregon City are (he guests of
Mrs. Wm. Harlow.
Mr. C. II. Kocher of Marks Prairie,
a Irago hop grower, was in town one day
last week.
Mr. Bracket, a well known hop grower
from Aurora, paid ui a visit this week.
lion. J. W. Scott of Kansas City Mo.
an old friend and schoolmate of W. W.
Jessie, was in town Saturday. Ml.
Scott is accompanied by his wile and
sou and is making the tour of the Pacific
coast.
State Politics.
Linkville Star: June next will glow
with political heat all over Oregon. The
election of nine district judges, a supreme
judge, two congressmen and a iresh
legislature will raise the partisan tem
perature, and put a fine flush on party
editorials, and the campaign liar will
have a sore throat.
Yamhill Reporter: Up to this date
Governor IVnnoyer has not boen uhlu to
recognize a democrat in this county (It to
hold any kind of an oflico among the
several scorns lie has filled by appoint
ment. Is Yamhill democracy below
par? What old score is our excellent
governor paying oil ?
Waso Sun: The congressman repre
senting the second district of Oregon
must come from the eastern part of the
state. Portland has two senators and
cannot in reason ask for more; if she
should tho cluirn would bo ignored by
the democrats outside of metropolitan
influences and this influence will be
strong enough in the next convention
to dictate its terms.
There is no excuse for any man to ap
pear in society with a irrizzly beard
since the introduction of iliickinhain's
Dye, which colors a natural brown uud
black.
O. E. A. FREYTAG,
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TIIK
Best and Cheapest Grocer.
Fancy and Staple Orocorios in Groat Varioty.
Vogotablos, Fruit and Food.
Thlrtoonth and Main, ORECON CITY.
GET
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BEFORE IT
Hoth farm ami (own roprty in
man with ninull ineatiH will
a honm for himself.
TJIAYKIl
oan givo you pricon not to ho ha.il of
choiiv Farm I.uml in large niul siintll tract h, on easy icrms, Also lo-
nirahlc Town ami Sulmrlmn property, (.'orrcnHiitUtiic nulicitotl. tuytj
tin a cull.
OKFU'B, OPPOSITK I'OHNKIi KHOM COfUT HOt'SK,
ORECON CITY. OREGON.
t
MARQUAM, ORECON.
P. J. RIDINGS, Manager,
- UK At
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
FAini MAnil.NKKY, ( I.OTHINU, NOTIONS, AN1
Everything Required for the Country Trade.
FARM PRODUCE
srYutir trade is solicited, and our
(live us a trial.
f. r. WHITK. W.A.WHITE
WHITE BROTHERS,
Practical Architects J- Jiuildem
Will prepare plans, elevation., working de
tails, ami MpaelSt-atlons for all sluds ot tiulM
Iiiks Mpcrtal aue'ittoli (tveu to mislrrii cot
taxes. Kstlmati-s furnished ott siiplleallou
Call on nraddreis W 111 I K HUH ,
Orritn Cll,. Oan
r.alnhllalH-tl I ).
Drayage & Expressing
Freight and paree delivered to all
parts of tli city.
GREAT REDUCTION IX
P HOTOGRAPIIS
R. Prier,
the old established and rollalilo
Photographer,
Cabinet lliotrisli, ft per lu.
Dr. C. P. Sullivan,
OSWKUO, OIIK.dON.
T.! only DRUGfilST between Portia, and
Oregon citr.
Carries a full II no ot
MlltOH, MKIIIflNKH, TOU.KT AIITKII.KH, NO
TIONS, KTC, KTt',
I'ltKMtrltll'TIONS OAltUI't'l.l.V (HI.MI'OIJNI)r:i)
ELY & HARRINGTON,
llKAI.KHH IN
Merchandise.
Store located at Mountain View, on
Molalla road, one mile south
cant of Oregon City.
00
We dual In Flour, Corn Meal, Teed.
Groceries of all kinds, Hunts ami Shoes,
(louts' Underwear and other styles of
Clothing, and ntimorotiH other urtitdos
Hiiitablo for tint needs of the fiirmer mid
his family. Hy prompt and fuir dealing
wo liopo lo rccoivo in future,, as in the
past, a liberal share of pulroiiiiKO ,
r"i'lie highest market price paid
for ilullor, Eggs and Fowls.
I Mill,
- HOME
IS TOO LATE.
Kititnl to ntlvtinoe iit prico, until tlw
litul it next to iiukmniMo to buy
Vr'w ro low now, tttnl
Sc ALUM
itny other Heal Kstntei firm, liavo
an in
DOUCHT AND SOLD.
prices will be found as low as tne lowest,
H. A. VORPAHL,
sJrnrrial lllui -binlihli( ubI rr
nrlu.
Wagon and llnggy Work a Specially.
I loix shoeing in a tlrat class manner,
t'anby. - - - a Orrgim.
W. S. 3IAlLi:.
aTtVIn rear of 1'oh-'n hurl warn store. J
11.44 Kni I lll-MJ
ustsl-
ti:iviitit
OI every description on short notice.
D0RSE-SII0EIN8 A SPECIALTY'
FRANK NELDON,
GUNSMITH AND LOCKSMITH
Oroiion City, Oregon.
Itcpnlraoii all kinds of -until machines
promptly niacin. Duplicate keys to
anv lock iiuiiiiifivtiircil. Hhop lu
Viuset A Hcrlplum's black
smith shop.
F. I. !--,
Practical Horsi-slioer,
Hhop on Malu St., opp Woolen Mills.
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