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THE ORECOR DAILY JOURNAL. -PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY. 2. 1SC3.
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SAYS CLUB
Any Attempt to " Delay Grand
Jl Avenue Work Will Be Stout-
' ; ' ly Opposed. - ;
ASSOCIATION TO TAKE
FIGHT JO THEjCOUNCIL
Suggestion That Work End When
- .Estimated Amount of Dirt It De
livered MeeU With Strong Pro
' testa From East Side Men. -
: Bast Sid Department. '
A vlgoroua protest will be made at
this evening- meeting of tha Council by.
' the Gut Side Improvement association
against the proposed delay in completing
Ilia Grand, avenue OIL .. At the meeting
"of the association last night the sub
" Jcct -was thoroughly considered and H
-was nnsnlrnously decided Thar -tmaer-nol
clrcumstancAshould the partially com
pleted street be left in the present con-
dlttoa. It -sae-tte4 4hm- the -mayor
wt of the "opinion that-when "Si.ooo
yirda.of dirt bad been delivered to the
Jill no- more work could be done under
the -contract, as that amount was the
total apeclfled In the engineer's estimate.
i Contractor George Simons was present
and said that he utffersd with tha mayor
on thiar point, as tha contract he held
did not specify the amount of yardage
. .. to be placed In tha Ml .but, - merely
stated that ha was to receive 10 cents a
yard for the earth - delivered. Thare
was no other specification than that the
... a treat should ba ruled, r . r-
It was suggested that a mistake had
been made In assessing merely the
abutting property for an Improvement
as costly as this one ana that should
190,000 cublo yards of dirt ba put In It
would practically amount to a conn sea -'
tlon of tha property. On tha other hand
' . It was urged that tha property-owners
- adjoining the J1U would have their cheap
holdings made valuable and that as they
would secure tha chief benefit they
one block of land, eight lots, assessed
. for tha flu on tha basis of 100.000 aublc
jards tha cost of tha fill would not
" equal the value of tha lota, which would
'. have a market value of 15.000 each
whan tha fill was completed, and aa the
. ,- streetcar company paid a fourth of the
total itwn""r''". i "Tlrr"1"1
r-nwrid be far fioui coiiflacallun."
" Committee to Xbor. , ' . -'
. It was finally decided to appoint a
-committee of three,, headed by H.-H.
.Newhall.. to labor .wjth ;tha council and
the executive board "and it was also
- agreed by tha members that aa many
of them as could would attend the ses
sions of the municipal -bodleslajnake
lr claims Tiatrd. -
President Boise or the association sug
gested that the property-owners might
.pay for the il.000 yards' and that tha
remainder needed to complete tha till
-might be- paid for by the city from the
repair fund. He said that this had been
done in . tha South .Portland contracts
: and that as the aaat side .had started
extensive street Improvements that
r saved the-city thousands of dollarsdur.
n In keeping up old ele
vated roadways and planked streets the
executive' board owed tha east side
something.' " ;
President Boise reported that tha peti
tion for tha widening of Eaat Morrison
. street from the. river to- Grand! avenue
had been signed by all? bus-three of the
. property-owners on the street affected
.. .. and. that the matter would go to the
- 'council tonight and would probably be
approved by that body. Mr. Boise also
reported "That thf"property-6wners had
? agreed to Improve Hawthorns avenue
T from East Third to East Fortieth street
wlth bltultthlo pavement This will ba
"one of the most Important betterments
on the east side this year. - It will give
( the district three miles of the best
of San Francisco, Cal.
The Weekly Examiner i
Lot Angeles, California, and is
bad been neither earthquake
JV respectf uUwask-ach
r send us either an old wrapper showing their name and ad- -dress
or a copy of their receipt, giving the number, date and
name of person who signed it Address ;
The WccKI v Ex
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204 Mercantile Place, Los Angeles, Cal.
New'Yort:!
Assets $18,061,926.87 i
64JTritli-Street,
MANN
All losses iiTcurred by the
wiirie"nohbfably adjusted -and
-rstablished at Chicago, Boston and
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vary UgltlmaU elaisa agklns the nw TOmX Xmnwnmtm' AOIaTCT
f. win be aU yrompUy aa U fail as at Salclators aa Ohloago.
' -" ' (Signed) I OBOMS IV. OKASa, Pres.' '
Parrjsh. Watkins & Co., Agents.
Jama I-aidlaw. & Co, Inc, Agents,
pavement on a thoroughfare that is one
of the knoat Important business arteries
leading- from the central section. -
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SEEK CHEAPER FILLS.
Property-Owners May Seel "Directly
tk Contractor to Bars Bzpease. '
It Is probable that unless the' Pacific
Construction 1 company adheres' to Its
plan of charging but 15 cents a cubic
yard for dirt fills many of tha planned
Improvements In tha central eaat. side
district win not be Tnade this season.
A private arrangement- w made be-
tween the property-owners and ha com
pany early In tha year to the affect that
If no protests were mada the- company
would charge -but li cents a yard for
dirt (Ills made on streets in the central
business dlstrlot. Recently the com
pany bid JO and 11 cents on. fills .oflb.li:
description and It la probable that sev
eral of the streets that were to have
been" improved- will- be left la their
presents state,, the ' property-owneri'TWN
fusing to meet the raise. ' - ., v
; Manager Simons of the construction
company gives aa his reason for the In
crease that vexatious delay Is expert
need In securing his money., from, tha
city, and that the only , way In which
the, lower figure can ba given by his
company Is to. have tha property-owners
contract directly .with him ror .the im
provement and have the money for the
flir when tha work Is completed. - lead
ing property-owners yesterday offered to
see that such contracts were' made for
half a doxen east aide streets if tho
pries of - 26. cents a, yrd--wa -given- and
Mr. Simons will return a definite an
swer within a week. ..
MORE GARDEN CLUBS.-1
South Mount Tabor PapUs Organise Xf-
x... , fort fo Agricultural Prises.
- The pupils of the South Mount Tabor
schools have entered the garden and
flower - contest arranged by the super
intendents of the county, and after a
year devoted to the study of elementary
agrloulture will -endeavor to put Into
practice soma of tha things they ha v
been learning.
The Boys," club -will devote -tts ener
gies to the raising or prise potatoes and
will sndeavor to show the award com
mlttee tuners larger than - tha famed
Colorado hills product. Offloera of tha
Bovs club are?- President. Ernest Way-
gandt: vice-president,-George Metcalf;
secretary, Charles Sample; treasurer,
IJMdleOsborSi
Tha Girls' club will devote ltselfto
the ralaing of asters and' sweet, peas,
U.dy, Of .thendorn-
. tha home wltat.ndeturssj flowers.
and mural, decorations of . othar. sorts.
Tha o Hirers of this club aret- President,
O race Falllng:,vloe-presldent, Dorothy
Lewis; ,.' secretary, Genevieve Boltano;
treasurer, Hasel Winchell, Miss Martha
Sturchen. teacher of the fourth grade
classes, has charge of the clubs and will
icsct toe garden operations of tint
pupils on Saturdays.
PLENTY OF ARTESIAN
; WATER UNDER CITY
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artesian water
talned in Portland and vicinity at
depths ' ranging from 100 to 175 feet
Extraordinary Interest la being mani
fested In the discovery, and three wells
are now in process of completion
At the new apartment-houses built by
Edward Holman at the corner of Third
and Mill ''streets, and at hlauplae of
business. Third and Salmon streets, ar
tesian wells are being bored by the
! drilling outfit. It la Mr. Holman
purpose to secure water for Irrigating
and. washing the streets in the vicinity
of i tho premises. At - the Welnhard
brewery an artesian well Is being drilled
to secure water for the loe-making ma
chines. "It Is said that In-plants using
large quantities of water, the cost
under the meter system la heavy, and
tho Investment In artesian wells Is ex
pected to yield good dividend... The
Hasel wood creamery at tha corner of
Fifth and Oak streets has just cotn-
pletetfthe-drilHnir of a well in whtclrt
an Inexhaustible-supply -was found at
a depth of 177 feet. The water will ba
used in lea making.---.-': rr.-.---r-r'--"
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Preferred Btoek Oamaad Ooods. '
Allen A .Lewis' Best Brand.
being published temporarily in"
going ahead as though there:
nor fire,Vl
and all or our subscribers to-
aminer
-OaklandCaff
New York Underwriters - A
promptly vpaid, and the' record
Baltimore will remain unbroken.
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i?50 ' AldeTSt; ;' Portland. Or.
Ainswoxth JSldg, Portland, Or..
Judflc Beer by
; Its True Worth
ProgreMtVee Men' and Women" Con-
aider It a Means to National
.. - Temperance. .
Wa have recently published a num
ber of articles on tha food value of beer,
tha Importance of-tha brewing lndus-
tries aa a factor In Jtaz .national wealth.
our national revenues, ana the use or
beer Itvlf as a means to temperance
and sobriety.
. We believe that sooner or later, beer
will be recognised at Its true worth, ss
a food beverage of splendid tonlo effect
and high nourishing value. Noted men
and women of this countiy aie already
alive to the situation and besides Mlsa
Phoebe Cousins and Dr. Joseph Felsler
of Northwestern University many others
of note give their endorsement to- beer
as a means to national temperance. -JHlas
Cousins, . for a quarter of a cen
tury the most eminent woman Suffrage
advocate in lhtWest. said Irt a recent
interview: "There never will be a la
that will compel . prohibition, and' the
sensible thing for ths "Women's Chris-tuin.Tempesa-ncerrUnlon
to do Is to. aid
in tha substitution of mild, nourishing
drinks like beer, .which seldom produce
drunkenness. A prominent army officer
who served in the southwest, operated
canteens at three different posts.'' He
(-made the canteens; so accept abtertor the
soldiers, . who ; found beer satisfying
their demands, that he actually ran all
the low dives of the surrounding neigh-
borhood.out-.Qf. business.'! L.
Pabnt Beer meets ail the demand for
a mild, healthful, refreshing beverage
such as Miss CouslnS suggests. It Is
mads of tha exclusive Pabst eight-day
malt, choicest hope and pure water.
Eight-day malt, which Is the only per
fect malt, gives Pabst Beer its superior
food value and richness. Strong In
nourishment the body requires. It Is re
freshing and Tsatisfylng.---- ' -
Perfect In age, purity andtrengthr
absolutely clean and containing only
three and one half per cent of alcohol,
Pabst Beer..la tha Ideal temperance bev
erage. .Ne other Is so healthful. .
CIABUI XOKM St CO. - ' Maim 460.
i- --" - comer Third aad pine.
Pabst Blue Rihhon Beer.
Order a Oass for Toar Kome Today.
IN JUSTICE COURT
Beast Bit Richard Cately, Who
--Sues for Uost -Time and
' vli" Doctor's Bills. r
at" each other and opposing attorneys
are spouting, eloquence in tha court-of
Justice Reld today. A pet monkey Is
the cause of It all. Richard Oately. a
stevedore, who brings suit for damages,
alleges that tha monkey- Is an Immoral
and vicious beast, while -Au,gust Lam
bert, against whom the suit war tiled,
contends that the samCnonkey la inno
cent and harmless as a kitten, .t.
Lambert has a saloon at B54 Jefferson
street and In the saloon he keeps a
monkey for the amusement of custom
ers. - Formerly Oately was a -customer,
but - never again.- Some . time ago . be
entered the place and In a moment of
playfulness grasped ..UiejnnkebjMlhe
hind leg, . then cuffed it gently on the'
ear. .-The monkey, resenting familiarity
thus expressed, bit Oately, it is alleged;
on tha right hand, causing a painful and
dangerous wound.' -.-?-; -
Oately called In a physician and had
the wound dressed. Ha alleges in -his
complaint that he was unable to work
at hia trade for a period of 14 fitiyt and
ask damages of JLambert in an amount
equal to the lost salary and the physi
cian's bill. The case waa opened at IV
o'clock this morning . with exhaustive
lgnl argument. tn rhathas m mnnlreo
could bring ' on hydrophobia. Counsel
for defendant said he would show that
It could.- Counsel for plaintiff declared
a pet monkey was g domesticated animal
and Oately would not have been bitten
had ha not, attempted to. cultivate the
monkey's acquaintance. - The question- at
Issue resolved itself .Into whether the
monkey bit for fun or with malice afore
thought. The ' casewa gtlU on ata
tats nour.
MAYOR WANTS BEST "
Li-.- MAN TO GET JOB
- Tha commission recently appointed by
Mayor Lane to have charge of the city.
free employment btrreati. consisting -of
Councilman- Rushlight, Harry Ourr and
R. J. Holmes, met and organised yes
terday af ternoo -Councilman . Ruen
Ught waa elected chairman and R. J.
Holmes secretary. Headquarters will
be fitted up on the tlflrd floor, of tho
city hall and a seers tary will be ap
pointed soon. . . ' - -. .
Mayor Lane must appoint a secretary
for tho board and while In conference
with the members yesterday he sug
gested 'ithat tha civil service commis
sion be asked to call an examination
for-thslositlon and certify a list . of
ellglbles. He thought that would be
the only proper method to pursue and
Ruahllght and Holmes agreed with him,
but Ourr wanted to think over tha mat
ter. .... H . - . ,-
Meetings of thd commission will be
held at 7 o'clock on the aama evening
tba council meets.- .'
SAN FRANCISCO LOSSES
' WIUBsPald. ..''..
' The resident sgents of the St. Paul
Firs A .Marina- Insurance Company and
the American Central Insurance Com
pan have received a wire from the
cuaut managers of these companies' as
follows: -,..,.' '
"To alley sny possible doubt or mis
apprehension In : tha minds of tha In
suring public,, wo take pleasure In an
nouncing thatrhw American Central
sursnce Company, of St. Ixuia; the. Bb
Paul Firs A Marine Insurance Company,
of St. Pstri. and tho Mercantile Fire A
Marine company, of Boston, will pay.
their Ban 'Francisco lossea upon adjust
ment, and will continue business as
hitherto .without regard . to the . Saq
Francisco Incident."
CI1RI8TENBEN, KDWARD8 A GOOD
WIN, : Paclfio Coast Managers.' . :
As resident agents for the St." Paul
Firs Marine Insurance Company, we
solicit new patronage and renewal , of
old policies for thia company. , - 1
MORGAN (U(,UMK.
Suite IIS Ablngton Building.
Constipation causes headache, nausea.
Drastic physics gripe, sicken, weaken I
the bowels and don t cure.',. Doan s Keg
diets act gently and cure constipation;
ti eats. Ask your druggist. , . , U
Mill DODGE
SAn.FRANCISCO ;
Francis G. Bradshaw Says Town
Wa Not Good for Small
'-' ,r "', "Factories. .'.'
TRANSPORTATION AND
UNIONS INTERFERED
Mr. Bradshaw- . Says . Enormous
, Amount of Eastern Capital WU1
Pull Out Now That Chance Is Pre
sented, i .:-.': ' . - '.''.'
' '.Francis O. Bradshaw of Chicago, who
was In 'San Francisco when the earth
quake took place7arrIVed ln Portland
last night from the destroyed city And
win leave for his home within a few
days: Mr. Bradshaw la ' vice-president
of the -Allison-Jones Manufacturing
fcompany - , - which had-a plant In tfee- m.y
City for the manufacture of novelUes
" "We were burned out along with all
of our competitors, ss I guess we have
an even start again," said, he. '"But we
do not propose to start Tn Ban" Fran
cisco. - Wa have had bad -luck- in the
Bay City. - We Were burned out once
before.: For the present we will serve
the Pacific coast trade territory from
our f Chicago- factory and wholeaale
"house. Trr the near future, however, wa
must have a plant on the coast, becg.ua
our trade here demands It ' I do not
knew where this new plant will be lo
cated, but It will not be In San Fran
cisco. , . ' .. . r.
. "It Is my honest belief that an enor
mous amount of eastern capital will
pull out of - flan Francisco now that
tho chanoe has presented Itself. . For
several reasons It is a bad town for
tha small manufacturer and even, soma
of tba large manufacturers wero com
plaining of conditions before the earth
quake came. It is one of the strongest
union towns in the country and there
Us no end of trouble with transportation
m ui"ihel'r- own -wayTEere.- l anow"'6T
several concerns which wilt not build ta
San Francisco again, and In fact there
are many which have already . placed
their property on tha market.
"Tha earthquake Itself was - terrible.
The fire hid the mnt Hl.n..ln .lTht.
and kept the people from roaMatng the
havoc worked by the shock. It Is al
most a miracle that more .people were
not killed. If the shock -had corns dur
ing (business hours: when ' the down
town buildings were filled with people,
I believe the death roll would have been
appalllntt" .. - - ..... ..j.
. Crippled but Not Dead. .
- F. J. Cooper-Advertising Agency,, one
of tha prominent advertising agencies Of
Ban Francisco, have a temporary office
In the Tribune building, Oakland. Cali
fornia. Their plant aas - entirely de
stroyed but theyv are .completing new
files and are, ready for business. - This
firm Is most optimistic -as regards the
rebuilding of San Francisco, whloh they
jjrediet will be grander and more beau
tif uFthanbef ore.-. .ye , j ,. . --..
- fOn AUimu, eeretaxy.
' . S0 Morrison, Merchant.
JOim T. miT, Ti aaaarer.
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I(The Guarantee'Fund ISystem" of The Commonwealth Life-Atsociation of Portland, Oregon, duly organized and formed----for
benevolent purposes, under-and pursuant-to-thelaws-of the state jqI -Oregon on-the-12th -dayotApril, A. D. 1906.
1 Operates :nderwhat is known is the "puarantee Fund System" and issues the model contractor Certificate of Membership
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" The Commonwealth Life
their own judgment, and will thus secure the "safest," the "most ; economical" and the "most liberal"'' contract issued in the
United States. -There is no stock andftherefore we do not have a Carload of fatstock" holders to place -on exhibition or a
string of names long enough to make a parade for a ,"circus," which may, of course, serve to datzle the ignorart nothing more.
Napolton , said "The Austrians lost the battle of Austerlit because they did not understand the value of five minutes." -
The King
. Remember -The Weasel -!ls nsver
as when ba appears to bo apptng
The King
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leitner is uio 11 on ever so oangvrous. ur so oeaoiy ss wnen ne appears,
to be perfectly qulsocent, silent and motionless; It Is then as, poised for ',
ths spring, svery muscle Is as tense as 41fe Itself, and each particular !
. slaw, although enclosed and sheathed within a velvet paw. is ready to -'
"'fresp- and crush Its prey and ytettanv--s - -
Nor Is the King Of Blrdsthe bold Eagle the courageous Sagie" that -'
magnificent bird that without a glint of tho aye can face tho sun as she
soars upward to the realms far above tha usual haunts of birds, as, she ;
- royally mounts to heights unrraveled by birds of less dauntless courage,
nor is ths Figlo ever so keenly alive so vividly and so intensely alive
'to tha situation as when on those- magnificent pinions she is borne aloft -
- apparently. without tha slightest effort, and to the dulled brain and sys of
1 humanity she appears to be asleep, silently floating along oblivions to "
bar surroundings until ."Paugh," llko a eannoa ball, aha drops for her ;
prey. Decision perspicacity and perspicuity are 'her forte. And
action comes as' a matter of course. ' Aad results follgirsuch action ta-J
- variably.'- '-'--- - ' ' : -- y r v ":'
Mr. Kremlin Is distinguished for bis Ignorance for he has but one
idea, aad that is wrong," said tha great English Jew and Statesman, -'DlsraellMn
a speech before ths House. , ""T.'- Z--- t
A Challenge "-"Put Up" or "Shut Up"
' There appeared In last evening's Telegram an-advt signed by A. I 1
Mills, Pres.; I Samuels. General Manager, and Clarence 8. Ham u els. Assist. '
Manager. . The. advt. mads, "Only one perfect XUfe Insurance Company
has its home on tba Paclfio Coast, according to the recommendations
mads by ths Armstrong Investigating Committeethat Is 'Oregon Xdfo,' '
ths policyholders' company. JTher saa be nothing better," etc., etc.
As ths President of tho "Commonwealth Ufe Assoc is tlon" of Portland,
t resort, I a not propose to allow that miserable screed of aa advertise
ment to go mnehalleaged. 1
When men writs anything, It Is supposed to be dons with premeditation,
that it' ll aot doas thoughtlessly or la gross Ignorance, bat that it la ths
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Association is here, and it is her
of Cunning
so thoroughly so truly wide awake
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You will find them equal to '
the $1 5 suits ." of ; up-town
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e to stay -wisemen-will investigate this rand then act upon
work of deliberation before ooas-ummatioa. And I wish o call attention
to tha supposed reoommeBdatloa of tha "Armstrong Investigating Cem
: mlttee." Bring- on your proof, Kr. Samuel, tba that committee ever '
. heard of either yon or tba "Oregon IAX a. - . .
The Armstrong Committee waa not antkorlsed to even investigate the '
v "Oregon Ufe," and certainly did not go out of its way to recommend a
oonoern that Is still "mewling aad puking la the nurse's anas." .,
Tou say "there oaa ba nothing better" How do- you knowT For you
V remind saa so sanch of str. .Kremlin, of whom yonr great and noted Jewish
brother,' the great "D Israeli, said ta pnblio "Hi. Kremlin Is dlstla- '
gnlsked for bl Igmoraaoe, for he has but .one Idea, aad that to wrong." -
And If .It is a publlo matter and concerns the public, why should dt not
' 'be said In public T - - ,
T ' the Oonuaonwealth' Xaf e Association, as V system, aa to eontraot, as -
, to management, as to safety, as to srorytamg that enters Into a Ufa
- mswaaoo protective doenmeat. Is so much superior to the "Oregon Life"
- that there can ba M teal basis of comparison. If yours Is so "Good." why '
In tho world was It possible for me in Plve Minutes to knock ant a 6,000 7 "
r Oontraet yea were selling ba Dr. Trommald of the Marquam Building -
- even when you wero to make him an examlnsrf - Why did ha refuse to buy
- it from you after X showed him. the "innards" of tha erlttext -And Xoho
. ana were Why f And the real answer is that any man who has a grain of
common sense" and is able M figure does not ears to maks aa ananal
; Investment with you at 4 per cent per annum for It, It or 10 years, aa
the case may be every dollar of whiea -is to revert to and bo eonflaoted
by the "Oregoa x,lfe" if -the dtath of ths insured should ooous prior to tho -
maturity , of ths oontraet That X herewith issue a publlo challenge to you
' and to year long string of directors that are aa Ignorant of Ufa insuranso ..
aa a slam la of astronomy, to meet me on tha public platform- In Portland 7'.
and dlaones ths proposition before the
shall pay an ths costs and "Pat up" or "Shut up" la my answer to that '
"kind of "tomfoolery" in advsrtislng. Any time suits the, and If yoa need
kClp. yoa are. at liberty to get all tha "Actuaries" aad eoms fear of tho
"Jaek-Aotaaries which are floating around woss to bslp yoa oat, . I don't
.think you will need much help to get out you'll be glad enough to get
sut, ' -..,... t .
Wishing you to slimb Into the Band Wagoa aa quickly aa too like, X
am. Sir, very respectfully. .- .. - ': .-."'"i - .,:., ' ,
:v i u A. R EXLEY,
.rr-".' . President of the Commercial Life Association.'
:"' ' "''" too tho Dekum Building, Portland, Oregon.
, Hers Is a lltUe free advice V , y
, "Man. a thlakiag being Is defined , :
..V- But how few use the grand prerogative of salad,
ow few think Justly of the thlnklnr few) -
ew many a ever think who think tney do." Jane Taylor.
Of paying a fancyv j)rice for
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