The Oregon daily journal., April 08, 1907, Page 14, Image 14

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, 'PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 8. - 1907.' ' X
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Will GOD PLAYS
LiArrs AFFAIRS
Rev. Hiram Vrooman Show for
. What Man Alons j Held v
Responsible.
UNDERSTANDING OF. FIVE
ACTS IS NECESSARY
Swedrnborglaa Speaker Declare
IMvlno " Wisdom Knows' Exactly
What Emr Man Has Determined
Upon aa uT Bight nnd Wrong.
At ths Presbyterlsn church Rev.
Illram Vrooman took for Wb toplo "The
Divine Providence, or tbs Part God
Plays In Human-Affairs.- Ha spoks In
part aa follows '' ";' ' r.-- - .
-To believe. In tha dlvlna providence
n to -believe -ttat-tna- "
front divine or perreci love ana w.v
unerring wladom or intelligence for tha
beat Interests of every roan and wn
and Child In all tha world, and that ha
has so acted toward svery P"00
all ages. God s actlvltlee In behalf of
tha beat Interests of avary man ara so
oonatant that never a minute paaaaa but
what dlvlna love directed by unerring
wladom la doing things In hla behalf.
To. believe tbua In tha dlvlna provi
dence in a rational way. In the face of
ao much avU and suffering and In
Justice and inequality, we muat of oeces
atty learn aomethlng of several aiost
alirnlflcant and fundamental facta which
ara vital to . auch belief. Several of
theaa moat Important related facta are.
Drat, man'a apiritual freedom, second,
man's responsibilities which srlse from
hla apiritual freedom, third, tha relation
between a man'a temporal and eternal
Interests, fourth, tha Inherent dltfer
eaeea that exlet between tha mental ca
pacitiea and tendenclea of any two per
aona, fifth, God's knowledge of how
every person will be spiritually affected
by circumstances and environment
Without some understanding Of these
Ave facta no one can rationally believe
In the loving and Jntelligent providence
of God. ' '
"1. Man's apiritual freedom meane
that every man haa tha power to try
at all times -to choose - the - right in
preference to the wrong;. , Every man.
In perfect apiritual freedom, determine
hla own attitude toward. -hla clrcum
atanoea and environment aa It reapecta
right and wrong. Ood never lnterferea
here, for . auch. Interference , would de
stroy tha human principle In man. Di
vine love would not destroy the human
quality or principle, of a manven to
aave him from hell, beeauaa hell la bet
ter than annihilation. -. ' .
"2. Uan'a - responsibilities arising
from hla apiritual freedom are neither
ao numeroua nor complex aa may seem.
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the Wonder Millinery Co;
CORNER MORRISON AND FIRST. 3
The Largest Mimnery House In the West. .
;::LWe havcjustrcccivcd shipments oi fancy-finished, grain fattened Eastern Oregon
steers and Polk County prize lambs. They will be sold oyer our counters thfs week at
the prices mentioned below. We, have also plenty of choice veal and grain-fed pork. "
V When Smith says a thing, it's so. "When he advertises an article he has it. He ex
pects to give you the best in the land and correct weight on honest scales. fA .
FRANK L. SMITH- MEAT " CO.
..' ; . .'. . 226-228 Alder street, between iFirst and Second streets. ; .
: " FIGHTING THE' BEEl TTtUST,,': -7 ft
' BEEF 3c TO 15c ' j
Soup-Meat i. ,3c
Beef Kidneys ,..Sc
Beef Stew 5c
Kecks to4 Boil . . .... . . . . . 5c
Brisket Beef .....!...;..5c
Liver ......,.,. , . . , , 1 5c
Oxtails, per pound...... 5c
Corned lieet -,...;.,,,, 6c
Shoulder Steak . ,8c
.Shoulder Roast . t . ... . ." .8c
Tot Roast Beef.......;.. 8c
Rump Roast Beef.;. ..'..8c
Tripe . . .-. .8c
Prime Rib Roast. ..... ,10c
Best Round Steak.. ....10c
Brains ... .'.".i.., 10c
Ilamburper Steak ..... .10c
Sirloin Steak 12c
Snnll Porterhouse ..A2l2c
Rolled Rib Roast..... 12c
I'ccf 'Loin Steak. .... .12Jc
Declares the City
"Portland. April t Tsthe Editor, of
The Journal The good work dona In
behalf of Mayor Laos through tha col
uma of your paper la-to be commended.
That Mayor Lane haa - given this
city a clean, honest, faithful and fear
leaa administration during hla term of
service will be. admitted by air fair
minded, men. '
That hla efforts in behalf of Port
land have resulted in a moral better
ment, broader prestlgs and higher Ideals
In both civic and political Improvement
no man can truthfully deny.,
Hampered though he has been at
tlmea by unjust criticism and a par
tisan council, watched by the keen eye
of the public, the pulpit and the press;
like the rock of Gibraltar has ha stood
firm and ateadfast . for those policies
that have added luster to the name of
Portland, and which. If pursued, will
make It the largest, cleanest and beat
city in all the great -west.
Selected -from the ranks of a minor
ity party, elected 4y tha vote of men
whose loyalty to Portland In tha past
has been Us mainstay and on wboae
shoulders tha future of -our city will
largely be made . secure; by these and
manv others haa he- been tried, tested
and found to. have made good. .
In the list or tnese existing new. u
appears that a email coterie of dis
they consist ofThfe maintaining sTIrm
and und.vlatlng purpose of doing right
as nearly as he knows how at all times
under his circumstances. . God alone la
responsible for a great many things
that inrusi inemseivee mm
1 ... lmMrt,HM f A BC.
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iimiii mm am rasnonaible and wherein
God and not wa are responsible. .
-". If man while in tnia worm is
seed containing the potentialities of an
eternal growth . and unfoldment. and
auch he certainly Is, then his present
Interests are vitally related to hla Im
ut.Ma ntvlna love could not
IIIVIMI, .l....... -
be expected to'grant petty satisfactions
snd pleasurea here which would destroy
the capaeltiea lor - larger muikii
j nj-..M a h, evnerfeneed for
ever. . God look at our temporal Inter
est from we viewpoint w our
broken, everlasting Interests. Wa should
endesvor to do the same.
- "4. Men supplement each other In
useful work and tbla implies organic
mental ' differences. No two persons
h inherit. nreclselv the asms
mental capacities and tendencies. Tha
differences between man a quainiw
tions for serving mankind are aa great
knm KtwMn tha different orsana
of the human body for serving the man.
Hence the circumstances ana environ
ment best -qualified to serve the highest
Intereata of one roan differ from those
most suitable for any other. This points
to tne solution , or -; me ejueBiion w
loequalitlea. -
'C TV, Aivlnm vlnm knAvl Are-
cisefy what every man haa freely de
termined in. respecx w n """
toward right and wrong. Divine wis
dom - furthermore knows precisely
wherein one man differs from all other
men In mental power, uivine wisaoro
therefore provides the precise environ
ment ana winuiuuii. iwi
will minister most effectively under the
circumstances v nia eternal interests,
OricHalf
ThiV: Week
'OuV:.entir"'?Kne' 'of Tailored
Trimmed Stresrt Ht. congistinj; of
Milans, hair and isncjr - oruag.
Must clean them out. See large
center window, Morrison street,
for prices. , . , -,
$1.19, $1:29, $1.3!?
$1.49 and $1.69
TmAAmm nvf i-ag tKal r Kgfftt
valuea ever offered. . ,
Fancy Porterhouse . . . . ; 15c
Fancy "T'.'-Bone . 1 , r . . 15c
Beef Tongues, each; . . .'.45c
VEAL 6c TO 15c
Veal for Broth, i . . . ... .'.6c
Veal for Stewing . . . . . . .: 8c
Breast of Veal ...10c
Shoulder Roast Veal.. T 10c
.eg Rpast-of:Vealrv-12VaC
Veal Rump Roast -v. ... 15c
Loin Roast :Veal. . '. . .15t
Rib Roast Veal . . . ." i . .15c
Loin Veal Cutlets...... 15c
Rib VealXTutlets. . . . . . ,15c
calves' Liver . . . . ... 15c
LAMB 5c TO 15c
Lanib Liver '. . . . . : . . ... . 5c
Lamb Stew ............ 6c
Frontquarters Lamb . . 10c
Shoulders of Lamb ....10c
Lamb Sh'lder Roast. 10c
Heeds Lane Again
gruntled politicians, whoaa hands have
been barred irora loucnma
purse, end whose perception of tha du
ties of a public servant appeare to
be aadly lacking in (raining, have Been
fit to Interpose objections to ths man
ner In which Mayor Lane has conduct
ed the duties of his office, and will
endeavor to prevent the city from en
joying the splendid services which it
would receive at hla handa wars be
reelected for another term.
Whether or not tha will of tha peo
ple will be thwarted by auch' methods
remains to be seen. ; "
Howeer. I do not tska It that what
tha party haa ao far Beml-offlclnlly
dona. Is at all binding upon those Dem
ocrats whose fundamental principles of
Democracy bind them to tlea that ara
higher, than the thougnt or onice ox
Ita emoluments, and who can see in
Mayor Lane one who represents ths
tvpleat ideas of . Democracy: "Equal
rl-hta for all. special, privileges . for
none. . '.
Before I will , ever believe that, tne
great rank and file of Democrats In
a. amw MinaMaratlla nOTtlOII
HIM . J , " .
of them, are opposed to tha reelection
of Mayor Lana, a mass convention w
Democrats wlH have to be called to de
termine that question. f .
'liAoJ created the meHeTTunlveTse
and-ita "natural laws and forces aa In
strumentalities In' his handa for the
creation -of a heaven of angela from tha
human race. , God manipulates these aa
any workman doea hla tools Id tha work
of doing all the things that are
possible to be done for tha eternal
spiritual intereata of every person. God
doea a million things in our behalf by
way of altering our circumstances and
environment where we notloe but' one.
Hla watchfulness and hla activities
reach down to ths minutest and seem
ingly moat trivial of our experiences." .
'OPEN RELIGIOUS FORUM Y
Dr. Muckley Announces Innovation
for First Christian. .s " ,
' In his sermon yesterday morning on
"An Innovation and a Larger Gospel
for the First Christian Church," Rev. E.
8. Muckley announced and explained ths
nature of a plan adopted at. hla sugges
tion by. his board of elders to devote at
least one Sunday evening each month
to an open forum. Dr Muckley has
given a plan that - would bridge the
chasm aeparatlng - the . "unchurched
masses" from ths ohurch much thought.
Ha says; ' -. .. " i
"We ara separated because we do not
understand one another and tha truth.
Troth la unifying and conciliatory to
those ' who are honestly seeking after
truth and Justice. Eellgious denomlna
tiona have often used truth as a cudgel
to' pound each other with. The same
baa been true in large mesjrure .with
reference to questions . that are not
usually admitted . to . discussion In
churches. We have too often knocked
each other. My conviction la that all
questions relating to tha temporal and
apiritual welfare- ef the Individual or
the community should be discussed
under the auspices of tha church.' We
should not debate ..and argue them.
which teifds to divide us. but we should
enter upon a friendly-discussion of them
to see If we . cannot -come , together.
Truth should bring all honest folks to
gether." --
Dr. Muckley and his church desire to
give any honest man seeking she-best
things for ths human family a chance
to express himself in the First Chrla
tlan church. "The man- antagonistic to
the'ehudch insists that if be goes to
been the preacher discuss a vital theme
that he Is sure to get Just a one-aided
dlscuslon." .- says Dr. Muckley. "He
can't talk . back and ao never gets a
chance .to correct his wrong ideas. , la
our public forum they will get a chance
to talk -back. I am not arratd to have
any subject relating to any Interest of
men discussed in a friendly and cour
teous way. It matters not how radical
a man's view msy bs. On ths last Sun
day night of each month, therefore, we
will have a real open forum. And I In
vite the public to suggest themes for
these meetings."- : i . , f., --.
$ HOW TO BE PURE
Dr. B rougher Savs Best Man Morally
. , ;ia He With Pure Heart. ;S
' "Ths pure of heart are the clean of
heart." said ths Rev. J. Whltcomb
Brougher in ths course of hla sermon
on -The Bt niggle With Impurity." the
eighth Id the series on "Jesus and Ufa
Struggles." ..-."
"Jesus. continued Dr. Brougher, "said
ths hypocritical Pharisees were white
washed but the pore In heart have been
whitewashed with - tha blood of ths
lamb.' Those who are willing to pay
tha pries may have ths Joy and happi
ness of a purs, heart, and may ulti
mately realise the presence of God' In
their lives." . . .
Dr. Brougher . said ; ths best man
Lamb Shoulder Chops 12c
Leg of Lamb . . . V. , . .' . 1 5c
Lamb 'Loin Roast ... . .15c
Lamb Rib Roast. . . ..15c
Lamb Loin Chops . . . . 15c
Lamb Rib Chops. ...T.". 15c
PORK 5c TO 15 c ;
Piers' Feet ... . ... t, . 5c
Pigs' Heads ....... .5c
Pork Sausage . . ..... iz3c
Side Pork .X2e
Pork Shoulder Roast. 12Vo
Leaf Lard .12c
Pickled Pork ........ 124c
Pork Chops ......... i.l5c
Pork Loin Roast. ..... .15c
Pork Steak .......... .15c
Our Own Hams. 17c
Our Own Bacon 17
Our Own Pure Lard, 5
lbs. ... ......... '....65c
i v i i n i i k i 1 1 1 1 i i ' . . - ? ..j
JADE OF COPPER
Quarter of a Farthing Owned by
Redland, Oregon, Man, Who
Has Good Collection. '
A. a Holllngswortb, Oregon City
... n V XJn , rmi infl. urt.
Twnufi . M T . . - - -1
gon. also a reader of tha 8eml-Week-l
ly Journal, writes that ha naa aeverai
oolns older than any olted In tha eopy
nt Th. journal that he aaw. They ara
English farthings bearing tha datea
1677. l7t and 1700. He aleo has a
queer old token with the data 1T8 and
the Inacrlption "in memory pi
tlmea" on one aide and a picture of
George III on th other. Mr. Holllngs
worth possesses a quarter of a farth
ln which ha bellavea to be the small
est copper coin ever minted. '
Lemyrt Knettle, an Ji-yaar-om stu
dent at HIU Military academy, has a
coin bearlna- tha data HIT. This . Is
snother Mohammedan exobangs - me
dium and not ao old aa some ounn
that have been brought to Tha Journal
these two ara Assyrian oolna. He haa
an Indian coin aatea in nia.
V. V. Conover of HlllsDoro nas m
large one-cent piece of tho United
8tatea currency of 1106 Srhlch ha val
ues highly. Mrs. G. I MacGibbon, 4t
East Twenty-second street, has a, coin
of tha year 1757, bearing tha Belgian
nut nt anna and tha Inscription. "Con-
cordla res parvae creaount" Bha Is at
a loss to know ths nationality of tha
coin and would also Ilka to know lta
value. - v . . . . .
morally Is , ths one who has tha purs
heart. Happy tha man who haa a purs
bodr. cure blood, pure breath and purs
complexion, but happier atlll la ha who
haa a furs mind. An - unciean oooy
were bluer than filthy mind. Pars
thoughts, purs' Imagination and pure
intellectual tastes and habits, but higher
and better atlll Is purity of heart.
Heart purity haa tha commendation of
a man's conscience. Conscience makes
unhappy those' who realise that they
are Impure of heart. It-speaks Its word
of warning or Inflicts Its pangs of pun-1
lahment. Only those who are pure in
heart can. understand ths real Joy of
livings :--'. ' " -i
To secure a purs heart. Dr. Brougher
said a person should beware of every
thing that eucxeated a thought of evil
painting, statuary, romance or song or
evil companions. Second,. the habit tof
purs thinking ahould be cultivated, aa
tha beginning of Imparity Is found In
ths thoughts. Third, ths reception of
Christ, 'for those who realise God's
presence wlir not bo mastered by Im
purity." .- y. . . ' .;, ,
FEARS RELIGIOUS TYRANNY
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Seventh Day Adventlst Against the
'." Proposed Theocratic Party. ; ;
A union of ' church " and atat. would
result la a system of religious Intol
erance and tyranny.; . Bo declared Elder
G. A. Bnyder In aa addreaa at the Sev
enth Day AdventlaV church last night.
Rev. Mr. Snyder said that tha move
ment' lately started to launch a theo
cratic " party In ths United ; States Is
nothing . mors nor less than an at
tempt of the- church to get possession
of the state and to force lta rule
upon tha whole body of ths citizens,
whatsve their personal . convictions
might bs. ' v . - V.
This, said Elder Snyder. Is-not only
unconstitutional, but It Is In opposition
to ths tescblngs of the - New Testa
ment i Ths theocratio . government of
earjy Israel was rlght.-said he. for Ja
hoVah personally guided the rulers, but
todsy such a system would result only
In Injustice.
PROFANE WICKED MAN ,
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Rev. J. E. Snyder Thinks It Small
Wondea-Women Gladt of Set. '.
"God made man Just as purs mP ha
made women." aald Rev. J.-.E. Snyder.
In a sermon at tha Sellwood Presby
terian church yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Snyder made a atrong plea
for an equal standard of purity for
the two sexea "What shall we do
with' our girlsT" was -ones a burning
question, said be, "but now .th. .ques
tion Is: What shall we do' with our
boys?" Three j worn en to one man at.
tend tha churches, .which proves tha
superior moral f Ibro of the women A
university Questioner once sent letters
to 600 female graduates, asking wheth
er they would rather bo men or wo
men, and why. NInety-flva were glad
they were not men. because men swear,
drink, chew, smoke and steal. . V.
: VdiiiMiH la tha last day' for dis
count on west side gas Bins. , - . , ; -
COUNTY WILL CRUISE
TIMBER FOR TAXATION
. (Sjawtal r1 .pates t.- T. tmrtl
. Chehaila Wash.. April . The county
commissioners of Lwls county an
nounced last week that they would have
.w ....A(..nh., an timber holdings
SMHU...
In tiewls county cruised as a method or
determining the vaius or ns PyP""
for purposes or muh. n.mwi
. w , itn work on th. cruises
xivn . .
and It Is thought ths work can bs pretty
well completea msiae m jiuir .
. . . L..... . M . k.
The . heavlesi limwr nvmi
cunty Is ths Wsyernaeuser company.
Within tha paat few months ths Mil
waukee Interest hss been buying very
i w K.,, nm hnilns-a ara sosttered.
Much of the yveyerhaeuaer timber la in
compact Doaies. as inr b .-.-efn
Pacific Unda ,Ths estimate of
u...w ti.nn.it oivea Lewis county
about 1,600,000.000 feet of Umber, x
Results of Brownsrino . Election.
(Mpertal Blspsteh te The Joarsst)
.11. rr - Anrll l.Thi fol-
Pltt.ll. . Illi - . - - -
i j nn aclared Bleated to
city offices hers! J. D. Irvine, msydr;
George Cor.me, recoraer; rr. o.
marshal. Ths election was tha liveliest
.oitin the city has known
for several yeara,-or-since tho aaloona
were closaa n.r..
There wers two tlcksts. ths Temper
ance and the Cltlsena The adherents
to ths latter tlCKei cisimea iocu option
whs a dead, issue, cms oemg a ory
oounty. On ths Cltlsenr ticKei au were
elected ecer't one rntinclltrtsw.
TEA :
When tea is good, do
you know why it is good;
and, vhen it, is bad, do
you know' why it is bad t
A Schilling. & Coopany San Tnndxi '
;:
,y:
is ready and
YOUR SPRING SUIT?
We have over One Thousand Suits to choose "t
from and you will-Wonder bow we do itand '
so do our competitors who charge from; $5 to"
$8 more. You will find : the identical: pat- ) '
v-
terns and faoncs in up-town stores ar q l dio
$U wny
WML CLUB'S -AFFAIRS
CHAOS
St. John People Declare Organ-
jz&tion Has Been Too Busy :
:-in Politics. ; ; V;
. .-..ll k.a haan raafhad -In tbS af-
falrs of ths St. Johns Commercial club,
This ' condition . which tnreaiena tne
organisation with immediate dlarnpUon
1. .k. .An.a nt dabbling In politics.
Certain of ths members attempted to
.... . . -i .. w . . ik. miim nt the lata
municipal campaign which resulted dls-
. i . l. .Wa. M.mh.n n rl
sstrousiy WW ivr - - -
- -i.v. m.. nviaani affairs of tha
club ara freely discussed on ths streets
snd they are ins leaamg ope
slecUon has passed. ' - - ,
Mnnvt n. k. atreets last
. t V WW " "T
week that D. C Itodgera, president of
. . - a. ' u.JMa4a AW
tM CI UD mil a m wwi cmiuh.w w
cou noil man. , had rMlgn4 ntT that a
rorfanliatloa would tk plac-j aoon.
Th!a atory ia danid 'by both Gk J.
Parklna acrtaryt and C A. Wood, an
..aiw M.mKa an1 t-gaaihter In tha
eMJWTSJ uiVUivo
Peninsula bank.' Mr. Psrkina aaya tha
story was given, mrcn oy io. -ia-iu"
.a w SmImt. M.n f 1 v to the
lUfV 7 ea. - . , .
effect that he would not bs a candidate
for reelection at xne ne nwura "
held by the club, Wednesday, April 17.
. . to 1 a .ha. th. elnftk Ml In
Bar. r a ii imv -
good condition and that everything was
going along nioeiy.
v. w.a li... VlAna. tnr the elUB bv
mUVH tAmm . " -
different cltlsena living In St. Johns snd
even ny men living vnum oi oi-
who have large properxy inwmu
m 1.11 tw. alt.K la Im Mr mnoA
r to...!." . - - - -
eondltlon. Chargea against the club are
freely maae inciuaing among mnw
. .w. ...( .a ih. Ht. atarrlna
UliOS. Miai. fi.i... .w - -
secret meetings were held and plans laid
to rapture the city of (Ices.
Ths membership of the club includes
soma of ths nest men la Bt. John a
Harmony la essential to ths promotion
-at a a ai Ka.ta fcv a 4 . A . aOl.H fhss
OX linp'Jrasint wum rssviw wi .sw
.14. 1 tm a. Mat era 4 kfSSl SaWt skf ST aw4 llttls.
from Uia dub. It v haa vrown ta tplta
hara ooma unaollcltad. x .
" VWadnasday !a tha last day for dia-
eount on waat alda caa tmia. -
BAPTIST WORKERS IN '
: SUNDAY SCHOOLS MEET
This sventng ths Baptist Sunday
Bcbool union ox rorusnq win nuiu us
quarterly open meeting at tha White
T era pie. Thers will be a general dis
cussion on - th. of (lea -of - aacretary la
Sunday schools, led by James Edmunds.
Sunday school missionary of ths Ameri
can Baptist Publication society, and an
other on the time for Sunday school
sessions, led by Elnathan Sweet The
officers of ths society ara; President.
V. K. Hall of tha Second Baptlat Sun
day school; vice-president. W. S. Hale
at tha Immanuel school; secretary, El
nathan Sweet of ths , Whits Temple
achooL .
Harrisbtirg Phono Office Moved.
grHsl Chi pairs t. Tk. Jmtrssl.t '
Tlarrtsburg, Or., April l.r-The central
office of the Pacific States Telephone
company has been transferred from ths
poatofflce to the future home of the
llsrrlsburg Bulletin, where It will be In
rhre of KM I tor Ira A. Phelps, who has
hd ounslderabla experience in that line.
mmmm
.v1:..Sr,tir
it heed not cost you more than
a1
pay .uic uiuci ciiuc r
IU -
FROINT . AIND MORRISON STS.
a.aii.aaiSaiaa.aaiaiaiitiXa
lr $3.00
Vis ' Known us? the
Sclecr. one for. your Spring Hat
r and you will know why -.
Spring -Underwear
for Your Comfort, in the new weaves, 25c, 50c, v
. :. 75c and $1.00 the garment v , .
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' If not right Welch makes it right :
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.AND
OAK
A STAIN THArS HOT
' A BLEMISH
On either 'your ropuutfem'or' yaur
bouse Is a bit of wood stain wa
can supply whloh yon ,taus apply
for the sides of your . staircases
- carpet In ths middle you know. It's
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