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IIRV LAV VAFffED
Oil CONSERVATION
ADMINISTRATION MEASURES AS
INTRODUCED BY SENATOR
NELSON JANUARY 1.
mm power, coal and tmk
Prectous Metala to Also Com. Under
the. Werfcinge of the New
Measures Oata
Given.
termlne the. laue aed matters which
ar by thla Act committed to lb
courti I hereby eoaferred apoa th
United State circuit -nd district
courta for th dtetrtct la which th
landa or leeeeholda ar altuatsd."
-Section 10. That th crtary of
tb Interior la hereby autarUed Jo
perform or caus to be performed any
and ail acu'aod o Btak am rule
and regulaHoaa aa he my deem, ac
..n .ml nrouer for carrying 'he pro-
ri.lnna of thl Act Into Yttll fore an.i
effect
cfte or eettlomeat any unappro
priated public Woda aurfac
which he may deem aece.eary for aa
la connection the 4rod.K-io-.
handttng or transport tag i coal utec
thte Aft.- ,
"wtUta U srovWee for forfeiture oi
jton ob falhar I comply wtt
a la the -cx",ir
timber '" l.red at
of the v.i
r4 froaa 1 aa'ee h
c .i o TcrrMvrvee eeM
th the tetn aperlal .
i. fn-ch ai aJ p '
... nk. . k..i r.ite e
miliar vim - -
IK.' should evfr and recoBeB
... j enr a I a-
t"" " ' m laada la J eKpmeat roi taw-" c.- a -
aJ.n. I. Miitmum sricee or rate . m e '-'-", .... .v re, wast. With a dcnaH we aa,
Pbc oaI-Wracwa,a-de,. reautla. ..' .ou.d ha. e the moat
Th.t the Ua or . ; ya " l0 ecur tfce hlgheat era or
Introuucea y sr mm .." --r - i- , .i
ary IS. and referred to the tVm-
. 1 '. I . .V.1I .--J.
duciBC coai u ".'
ai n ii rr inr t - w -
COAL RESERVATION CIU
.ml tte cPr,krW .Uaia. a.d r. prv' cf
cxal aaaU appl, to opfMM U.a fa.rd ...e, '
e a a '' . . ... . , ,.:.ri,-hte
i eder the prvav-i -
Uad - ltha thta iwm"'
would Krer hae laa a are
- -v . .v- -iliW!rnide. Ineftl.rleBt atul tarliecine
I t n i i '
' The coaaerratloa me urea pre
pared by the AdmlBltratioaaad In
troduced by Senator Nelaon of Mlnne
, apla toajt January more clearly define
the actual coneerratloa policy of ihe
Sorernmeat than apeechea to popular
aadleacea. It waa, therefore, thought
deelrable to obtain copiea of the blUa
prepared by the Administration aad
abstract thea for Ue Information of
the mlBlnc people of OrefvAi
Tbe bflia attracted corer the coal.
water, phoapbate, oil, aaphaltum and
timber meaaurwa.
Thea billa appear ao radical aad
aaay ao entirely chaas the apirit of
tbe old lawa that mining men a hoold
acratialc tbe billa vary taxefaliy ia
order to aee
i.eaa of Ihelr delreU purpe
Be It .ractea ay m. .atji wC 'P " 1 j .V. T.mte. Tbe r-mea baa been
Ho-ae f RapreUtUe. of the mv u ct4,s;Ne,a4 a4 ih. ( B1h hni rlB.e .utrtv
UMted State, af America .a Co.9 io lt..vi. - I v-eaeeei t f!l ad reaaote. t mer c , ' , . d,mpnt by
..eemb.. nwUB. "UaU ti. Senary o the I- lu- da.a rcr. a,a. j r .uU,rd.,.lea and
raited state or tha Territory of Am mTM- ....eet, cf ary w arrx. Jaa. third. . ' , ,
ha to which patant. haro ao. beea - My 4 ; ehtee. headred a.d ,e..,.ht j ""r''ZZ r'
earned or .owh.-.-rUh,. 't. by them aider ..4 th. Act eatW 1. AC M the .a - V .
nolbeeo acquire BI lfa C0,U,B " v v.--Wi -h aaer Tf t Ncr Hi ft-ike WW Wf"-.-"- - -
. Vki-k fur the :eur :
poaea of taia acx aaau
. . ... ' . . J 1M I I
WMtiom Torr.ty. aVpcoted June ..rn.e.l la a atn.rgrr po.niu .
I'. . . . ', , . . l I fl iJ MWIV
.-.-i ' r-i -rr rrvc joror ss.nx. rn " ... . '
and the coal therein, are hereby re- ( j,,, . ra.-.ed ; ,vhi. eeatla -aevtwa tR;
nvsa 1 iJ taereor. a4 an ci
aerred from all forma of entry, appro- r,.vT,. ir.M
priatloo and dSnpoaal ecept atJer the , ' . :treo.-e aia3 rv rt. of Arta asiJi or eitraJlnf
proyU'ona f thla Act . !nte. a treal t1 ra -ua oae, tw and threoof.aald
Sectloa I proTldea that aay citiiea J ; ' rt cefc- . Art. aad all other Acta cr parta of
of itf l"Blted State or Br.Tv"-;:tiK!mM4 dvC".rt v- :aett for ; Acta Incoaaiateat heretth. be. and
tloa'Pf cttlren. corporate or other-, i.Sf v botV tbe aame are herrby. reeled; lro-
tbese measorea can reaalt la no harm.
Taere U mnch to be aaid for, as well
aa against, tbe meaanrea of wblcb aV
atracta are given. Inasmuch aa these
bill practically apply only to the
West, although of coarse, not ao stated
ta their . text. It behooyee Weatern
men to pay a pec Lai attention to thea
teas ore la order that bo permanent
Injury b sustained by tha Kestern
.'mining state.
wtae. may 00 the payment Tj Jxxl H.rire the Secretary of
DllcathJO re '"--i.v. . . w.r4V ta mill aicb
a tc:msititittit to rc?-vt tjrr ; . fc mir dM.m
oa Und owned hy,th l":ed State -.. ( ,.rln, ut
tbelr effect apoa the I It U prorlded tb.t ch license rta j j, tn Aet
. MMiwt on Und auhia twentrl'" v .. . .... ...
i '; 1 - 1 - Sectloa 1 proiaea ni an .-
Candid. fr and open dlacuaaloa of , ne mile containing a coal dett d unreached . public
.n.Jicb ne ! ji.a, ,.y aettled m-on under any
tee, assiituw, .
-Section J. The Secretary cf the
Interior la autnoriied under auch rules
and regulatlona aa he may prescribe
on payment of a rental of not lea than
ten centa per acre to. grant to any
qualified applicant a prospecting per
mit which ahall give esclu'alr tight
for twelr montha In tbe I'nlted
State or twenty-four montha In Ala
ha to prospect for' coal, on a apeclfled
are In compact" form not exceeding
fiy thouaand one hundred and twenty
acres of public domain and to lease
not more than two tnouaand fir hu
dred and alsty acre under the pro-
vislona of the bill.
Section 4 proTldea that aoy"-' quali
fied applicant may develop and ei
tract for domeatlc use and dispose of
for local conaumptlon coal belonging
to be United State In areaa not ex
ceeding forty acrea nor lesa than ten
acre aubdlvlalona for a period not ex
ceedlng fle years "at each ratea of
payment. 00 such terms, and under
such conditions as will safeguard the
public Interest.'
Section S provide for the execution
of lease In blocks not exceeding two
thousand fit hundred and sixty acres.
tMedj-That all valid subsisting claims
heretofore initiated under aectlotta
iMie, Io and three of salj Act of June
third, r I h teen hundred and eoventy
elht. or ameudmente tbereif, may h
Mrtet-ted upon ctmplUnc with law
and regulatlona Issued tbrreiiader."
WATER POWER BIU
- Senaf Bill gtS6.
-Be it enacted by th. Senate and
House of Repreaentativea of ' the
United Stat of America In Conor ss
assembled. That the Secretary of the
Interior be. aad he la hereby, autho
rised aad directed to cause to be ex
amined any public lands, national for
ests, nation ai monuments, national
parka, game reserves or other reser
vation a valuable, or which may be
come valuable, for -tbe development
of water power, ox power for hydro
. eJBexrle as or transmission, and claa
- alfy and reserve by legal sahdirtslon,
or hyjajete and bounds, from other
use or disposition, all lands he may
deeroj aaovalo for power develop
nent l fnr hT us. Whenever
area .jto Mersod, Include lands cot
rd; hJdyalld:sJMing locaUona, se
lect looav' dr eatrte,i the locators, se
lecora; enfrytoetrjor their assign.
apoa 'rBqulshme'nt of'lhe land so
reaen ed" to tttej rnjtfd States, ahall
be paid th vaTue'"f thwtaad and lm
proteBaaats TadTrWguaWed: at: the
ttm rof !Wfi 'reflngpUhmtpt M de
. termiheJi'hjr jrrtiof f he tn
UriortPROVlDKO. That la the eveat
any STtch .pqcMorIecavccotryman,
or aaalgBee baclug a vested tight tn
Baek7Ta Iradaf tafia' or refuses
apoa request, of he Secretary of the
Inurior eUtoh.theIajad or Un
pnorenwUl palmed ;i. by : him,' auch
Iasda, or Imprcrfemetita, both, may
' b!acqjifred''yBhl Secretary under
wyULa,aaB vyrw . . , v . -
pfrrVm '' jr9ii a V pp
caast-r-ntaat iflirnisht plaas, spadOaa
tlon,tc.. aad calls for a deposit of
tlfiUkXB rigbts W way over private
land. erarelTbVTih arpprfcant, shall
be iKjnvejeffloThe TTnltedT State. The
UM OX.the Vasea graated ia 40 years
Th, Vasa.wtll be allowed five years
' t (WretopoT craaamlt at least twenty-
flee "per et of th power available.-
Section I. Each" lessee ahall pay
fgr.thjJeaaebold , prlvllegea "auch
raef jf?, electric horsepower dereK
oped 1 1 1 "; ' a may be apeclfled
la the lease, which rat may be grad
aated acfcrdln'4 ta thmoont of
power developed and also may he in
craaaed. f vgry .lehjrear period during
thataraiottne loaae.'t
- Sedhanf prWvMel for th aiaxtinnm
rate W poweV ihlch may b ebarged
tohejubllcAlaoprovlde for the
frfelture4ease. , .
. BMoJlPttr ftaltjef'Tia to
be made to the government "in auch
manner and at auch time aa the Sec
retary of the Interior may require."
Section t calls for appraisement of
the property within five years of the
exptratloa of lease and a new lease
for a period of forty years ahall be of
fered to th original leasee which. If
declined, haU be aold at public auo-
tlou at aa upset price. Th original
loaao ahall thereupon be eatlUed to
b eompenaated to th extent of th
. sum received for th Improvements
- only. Sam section provldea that no
s transfer, sml or assignment of the
leas ahall b mad without th ap
proval of th Secretary of th Inter-
.-lor."
Section 7 provides for rail way and
other rights-of-way. ' .
"Sectloa g. That th proceed de
rived from entry fees and lease nn-
der th provision of thha Act ahall be
- distributed as follows, to-wit: On
thlrd ahall b paid to th Stat or Ter
ritory, to b expended ander th di
rection of th Veglalatur thereof, for
roada aad ' schools ta th counties
where the leaseholdi ar altaated, aad
th reatda ahaU b covered Into geav
- aral fund of th Treasury of th Uni
ted State." '
Section I. That Jurisdiction to -
of the non-mineral public Und lawa
notwithstanding the existence of coat.
and. patenta may b. laaued for auch
land. But patenta for ail eucn lanua
shall contain a reservation to th
nlted Statea and tin leasees of all
coal therein n.nd the-right to ua ao
much of th aurfac aa mar he neces
sary to the mining, removal and aal
of auch coal
Section 20. Jurisdiction todeter-
mine the Issues and matter which
are committed' to th courta la con
ferred upon the Vnlted State, circuit
and district courta.
Section Jl. All exletln- lawa rcl
tlve to thale or dlanosal of coal
deposits and'all other lawa In con
fllct herewith are herebfnrepealed.
Senate BUI SIRS
Introduced by Senator Nelaon Jan
. 1 k a as.
uary IS, 1910. ana reien-ea io me
Committee on Public Landa.
Auth'orixe . the disposal of phos
phate, oil, aaphaltum or natural gaa.
There are In-this Bill twenty-one
aectlona and these are. for all prae-'
tlral purposes. Identical with the
terms of Senate Bill 1487.
It provides also for covenanta relative
t minine methoda and waste, to
period of "preliminary development
and quantity of production aa may be
prescribed by .th Secretary of the
Interior. The first period of lease
ahall not exceed thirty year. The
lease may be extended tn periods of
ten years under such, conditions aa
the 'Secretary may prescribe. Maxi
mum royalty U fixed at fifteen centa
per ton of run-of-mlne coal and there
shall also be paid yearly In advance
a rental of ten cents an acre for the
fire year; twenty-five centa for the
second year, fifty centa for the third,
seventy-five cents per acre for the
fourth year andone dollar for the
fifth year and each succeeding year
thereafter i bnt th rental for any one
year than b a credit en th royalty
for that year.
Sectloa 6. - All applications for per
mlts, llcanaea, leases shall be preaen
ted to such official aa th Secretary
of the Interior easy -designate.
Section 7. Jio. permit llcenae or
lease hall be laaued until th appil-
cant aa entered Into a bovd.lW such
amount aa th Secretary of th In
terior may prescribe for tbe'jjrmett
of an moneys or damagea and for the
faithful perforrsauee of a'l acts, duties
and obligation. '
Section 8. No llcenae or lease ahall
be assigned, mortgaged or sublet, ex
cept with the permission or approval
of th Secretary -of the Interior and
under auch conditions as be may pro
scribe.
"Section 9 . That llcenae or lease
may, . In the discretion of th Secre
tary of the Interior, b terminated
upon the written request of the llcen
ae or lessee to the Secretary, and
after opportunity ha been afforded
to said Secretary to examine, Into the
condition of the property,"
Section 10. In case a license or
lease Is terminated, tbe right la re
served to the retiring licensee or lea
se to dlapos In th open market of
such of th buildings, machinery or
other Improvementa as. In th opin
ion of th Secretary, can be removed
without Injury to the leasehold. But
all rights are forfeited to so much of
the Improvement aa the Secretary
may deem necessary to retain a a
part of th premises. It Is provided
also that If the Secretary ahall roll-
eena or relet th remainder of tbe
coal covered by th former llcenae,
ha ahall provide that reasonable com
pensation shall be paid by th nw
licensee or lease to tbe former lease
or hla representative for remaining
structure, fixture or Improvement.
section il Licensees fcav th
right to ns ao mnch of th aurfac
aa ahall be determined from tim fi
Urn by th Secretary of th Interior.
Licensees, however, ahall compensate
an set tiers, eatrymen and owner of
any landa embracing their permits. "
Section It. Th Secretary of the
Interior may withdraw from ntry, oc
FACTS AND riCURES.
- Senat Bill 5489.
Introduced by Senator Xelaon Jan-
fnary-1 , -1 10,-and- ref erredlo the
Committee on Public Landa.
Coming Development end ' Conserva
tion of Our Nura Rssourcee.
By II. N- Urle. M. K.
. Prealdent Taft. Kx President Uoi-
vott and Ex Kureater IMnrhot all aarr
according to their atatemnta on Ihe
following principle goternlng admin
latretlon of our Natural Heauurrea:'
I. Th production f our Natural
Keaourrea to met lb rejulrementa
of Trade, Industry and Commerc.
ahould be promoted In so far that thla
rate of production doe not necessi
tate excessive waste, which would
prevent our meeting the demand of
future general Ion a.
2. That any measure tending to
curtail a normal development of our
rv'aourrea would b a most serious
menace to our nrof reaa a a Nation.
3. ' That - our perishable reaourrea
such .aa timber and water aupply
ahould be given ample protection and
In ao far aa practicable, that In order
to eliminate the possibility of future
famine, wher atatlstlra show ' ntoat
forcibly that auch danger la Imminent,
atepa ahould b taken to replenish
such growth by regeneration.
.- Secretary Banihger jolna moat
forcibly on tbe legal atatua of the
problem. The law governing th ad
ministration of our natural reao-arce
control th situation and In my oplu
Km dcral administration will better
prv4-t our public domain froui monop
oly of corporetlona than If thla ofi
wfr vested In Ih aeveral atatre.
The state ahould b called uio to
lasalfy and preavut an Intettlgvni f
pott upon any reserv 'ara wlt,htni
their respectl boundaries and to
recoiumcnd lo Ih gernweiit aa to
hether opwolog for seltlemenl la .
timely or othrwl
The4aag of Ih'.. Malng bill .
hlrh you will find reprinted la thla
number of th Journal wlH latlleh
a precrdenL and befor ng lh.Ktp -
of their application would b brad-
ened to Include farming land, mineral
proprriy 'of alt'classee and what not
The ludl System frro which our
forefathers. retailed so forcibly at Ih
Inception of thla Nation would b Just
aa 'atronily present aa an. ell aa tl
waa then, lied w Americana been
m
brought up without any knowledge of
property rights w would probably
hav such a system In force already,
but al thla day and ag It will prove
fatal to attempt to pass auch regnia
tlona without transferring a good and
aufflclent deed to the operator..
Th key to Ih solution of thla prob
lem Is "A Maximum Ovvelopment with
a Minimum, of Waste." Thla will r
qulr strong cooperation by atat and
government and not by dlsaeasioa
brought about by th discussion of
th prVsent'- uu ttovernment vs.
Stat Monopoly.
r 1 - r-
TIMBER RESERVE.
"Be Jt enacted by the Senate and
House of Represeetatlves of the
United States of America In Congrats,
aaaembled. That all legal aubdivUlona
of surveyed. ' vacant and unreserved
public lands of the United Btatee, west
of the summit of the Cascade Range
and Slera Coast Range of mountalna,
bearing milling timber which averagea
eight thouaand feet per acre, and all
such lands eaat of tbe summit of aaid
mountains bearing auch timber which
averagea flv thouaand feet per acre,
and th timber thereon, ahall be dis
posed of only In the manner pre
scribed by this Act,"
"Section 8. That the timber on all
lands mentioned In the foregoing sec
tion shall be aold by the Secretary
of the Interior to cltlzena of the Uni
ted Statea or to aaaociatlons composed
of auch cltlzena, at public aale at not
leaa than Its appralaed value, In auch
manner and amounts and under and
Bubjocrto auch regulatlona, terma,
aad conditiona aa the Secretary of the
Interior may prescribe, but a purchase
of timber wider thla Act ahall not be
construed or operate to give the pur
chaser; thereof any rlgbt. title or In
terest la or to th land upon which
such timber la standing, except the
right to auch use and occupancy there
of aa may he necessary to the cutting
aad removal, or to the aale or manu
factor of tbe timber into lumber, and
all timber ao aold ahall revert to the
United Statea If It Is not cut and re;
moved within twenty years from .the
date of Ha aale, except incasea where
the timber la purchased by entrymen
or locators to whom patents Issue un
der thla Act for the landa on which
such timber la located."
Section 3. The acquisition of land
under mineral or coal land lawa or
homeatead lawa gives no right, title
or Intereat to th lumber thereon.
Section 1. Any person who has
made a location or entry haa a pre
ference right to purchase the timber
at the top pric bid therefor at a pub
lic aale at which auch timber la of
fered. He ahall pay the purchase
pile of auch timber In auch Install
ment and at auch tint aa rb Secre
tary of the Interior, may direct, but
no locator or entryman shall sell or
cat or remove th am or any part
thereof until th whole of th pur
chase pric of all timber haa been
fully paid. No patent ahall issue to
ay locator or entryman for any landa
covered by timber purchased by him
natll after he haa fully paid for auch
Umber. , Y'Y-'
Section (- Proceeds from th sal
of timber ahaU, after paying th ex
pense of appraisal aad aale, b dis
tributed aa follows: "One-fourth ahall
b paid to th Stat or Territory, to
liar '
ar crude, inefflcUnt-and lnefflv.iJLj,, x,irII who M hlssrm broken '
REOLANO.
- Itedlandltea hav had to stay at
horn lately. Ilrot tber wer or 7 '
Inches of snow, and then about aa
much rain, and then bridge - went
floating down at ream, and plank roada
floated Into dltcbea. Tree, brush and
mud slid Into th da lane of Ih rod.
ao iher waa nothing els to do but '
atay at bom.
The brWgrrof'er-rek-t-Fisher's
Mill went out during th high
of their desired purpose
6. That the Government ahould
control the administration of our
Natural Reaourrea on Ihe ground that
It takea a formidable power to over
come th ever Increasing atrength of
the corporation.
The firat three headlnga express
most forcibly th Western concep
tion of how tbe federal Domain abould
be governed and to thai end they
earneatly anticipate auch chans.es ofj
administration pertaining to lams
which will facilitate the development
of their reaourrea aa outlined lo these
statementa. They know tbaflhe
crudeneea. Inefficiency and Ineffective
ness of tbe law .limits th highest
development of Ihelr reaourrea. Thla.
coupled with Ihe knowledge that a
retrograde In their own development
would mean a aertoua handicap lo
our civilization aa a Nation baa rightly
made them restive, .On any mo men
tout problem we find extreme vie .re
expresaed on both aides, and hence
we may account for tbe existence of
the leasing bilia which have been
framed along the llnea of Eastern Ben
time tit as opposed to the organized
fight which many of tbe Western
statea are making for atate -control
of the now Federal Domain. Tbe la
sue State ownership' and control va.
Gov't Monopoly. At thla period of civi
lization one would hardly expect to aee
the causee of .two wars apiftaVao
prominently for public consideration.
Had the Western states,, through
their representative in Congress and
the House, introduced the proper mea
sures to provide for the development
of their reserve reaourcea without un
due waste and had taken the precau
tion to regulate th regeneration of
tboae ofw" tentative nature, there
would be no auch iaau preaented at
this tiro. I place the responsibility
for thla legislation on the aeveral
atatea, for It should be expected that
they would be more familiar with their
apodal problema. Having neglected
their responsibility and allowed this
opportunity to pass they raise th Is-
aue of aUt monopoly an argument
agalnat th leasing bills, which, If
they paaa, will atop development com
pletely and tbna cause more wast
than could poaalblr exist under eon.
dltlon of production.
Sine neither th state nor th gov
ernment hav shown themselves cap
able of handling th problem with
efficiency then neither of them ahould
expect to lBcr their reeponalbilltr,
leet they should boot n more promt
aent fall-r than ver.
Thr has-been no effective co
operation between th atat and the
government which would facilitate the
development of oar natural reeoarce
and lease waat. Would It not b
on the loth, and also haa th rheuma
tism, la slowly improving " T 7"
Utile olert Stone and Mra. Illnkl
ar quit III. 1
Th Flrgrov school opened Monday
after flv weeka recess, on account of
sickness.
Rev. Mlltlgan. of Portland, "held a
abort aertea of meetlnga al th Ever-;
green achit'tl house. All enjoyed bis 1
good sermons
The I. o. o. f. will hold an opn
meeting January 2 There will b an ,
old faxhloned spelling match. Pop-'
com will b served, and a debate con
cerning th Indian. Cannot Inform aa '
to whether he ta to b scalped or edu
cated. But all ar Invited lo com and
Keep the dual box aiipplled with
nice clean dust, and see thai J grit
box la 'never empty.
' Parenta and Children.
Never prats or blame your children
la the presence of stranger. Tbe ten
der stiweptllillltlee of childhood ar In
jured ly a dolrg. Insist on atrM 1
'obedience, but make the duty leaa Irk
surne to the child by Uautng th com
mand only when absolutely ne-eaary.
lie firm hut mild In your authority,
never punlnhlng chlldlih faults as
though tbey were very great offense, j
When, however, there la resl cause fr
blame do not pass It over and, above
all, never relent when once ti' have
forbidden anything. .
Children are not mere playthings;
therefore do not trent Ihem aa such.
On flie other hnml, aMiough onr little
folk claim all bur attention, they mnat 1
not conclude Hint they are tbe masters '
whom - everybody else has to ; obey. '
Tbelr turn to rule will come In dnej
time. .
ally
The Night Nursery.
It must be clean.
It must he very airy.'
Th hardwood floor la beat
Stained floors may lie varnished.
Floora at least must he e
cleaned.
There'e a waahable. pig before each
bed.
For lighting choose electricity or
candles.
Smelly kerosene lamps and leaky
gaa are tabooed. '
Oray-blu or gra green, not dark, ia
good for tbe walls
Curtains (they ar often necessary)
mnat be washed once a month at least,
aom say every week.
If you lose
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YOUR WATCH
YOUR POCKETBOOK I
Try a few liner In onr eheap column;
they may find It for you.
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