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Notes of Wednesday's Happenings
Brief Pajagrapb Give Journal
Afternoon
foUUcal.
' A private reception , was given' by
President Wilson to Dr, Lau'ro Muller,
BrasU's mlnltter of foreign affair and
peclkl ambassador to the United
States. Thla was followed by a brilliant
official reception at the White House,
A round of official visit was made by
the distinguished BraiUian, who was
escorted by squadron of cavalry. ,
It is announced at Washington that
the object of the attack on the Moros
begun by Brigadier General Pershing is
the complete disarmament of the seml
clvlUied tribes in the southern Philip
pines. . Permanent peaoe is thereby
sought .General Pershing has assembled
a strong force for a decisive movement
against the rebellious Moros entrenohed
in Bagaag under the sultan of Jolo.
Skepticism as to the success of the plan
is expressed in some quarters, where it
Is asserted that the natives will replace
their antequated' weapons with modern
firearms, and become more formidable
than ever.
Secretary McAdoo of the treasury' de
partment baa announoed, with relation
to the Aldrich-Vreeland bill of May to,
108, "in accordance with the act,, the
aecretary of the treasury has actually
in hand $500,000,000 in new national
bank notes, which can be Issued imme
diately to any national banks or curren
cy associations applying therefor and
complying with the provisions of ' the
act" ,-..:
. The b&Blo principle of a bill
Which Representative Willis of Ohio Is
preparing, will be the right of congress
to control absolutely the instrumental
ity of interstate commerce, even to the
extent of -regulating the rates in eaoh
state. Bitter opposition . to the bill is
regarded as-certain in both houses.
Willie, is a Republican member of the
house Interstate and foreign commerce
committee. His measure seeks to extend
the Jurisdiction of the Interstate com
merce commission over intrastate rates
on interstate railroads, in accordance
with the minimum rate decision. ,
j ' ;tt;- Eastern.
: The engagement .of Adolph Busch III
and Mrs; Florence Parker Lambert, for
mer wife of Marlon L. J. Lambert has
been announoed at St Louis. The bride
to-be is several years his senior and has
three children, .the eldest of which Is
IS. Busch is 22.
At the annual convention of the As
soclated Advertising olubs of America
n Session at Baltimore, Md., a plan has
been formulated for a higher standard
of advertising. Newspapers and period
icals will be requested to give the whole
truth about, their ..circulations.., to print
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Reader the News of Lnie Testerday
and Liut Night.
advertising of reliable concerns only)
and to adopt a "flat" rate.
The federal government has filed aa
anti-trust suit at Chicago against the
Quaker Oats company.-' This company
controls 10 per cent of the oatmeal pro
ducts of tha country, and Is known as
th "oatmeal trust." The suit goes to
the unusual length of seeking to have
tha privilege of interstate . commerce
withheld until competitive conditions
are restored.
At the reunion of Iowa Civil war
veterans heloYat Des Moines, nearly 8000
of the old soldiers passed in review be
fore Generals Orenvllle M. Dodge and
Cyrus Bussey, the two surviving lows
generals. ' .
According to an opinion rendered by
Attorney General McReynolds to the
treasury department at Washington, it
is not lawful under the national bank
act to consider suburbs as separate
places' from the eltles within whose
corporate boundaries they lie. In fu
ture, such suburbs will be unable to
organise small national banks with cap
ita! of 125,000 or 150,000, although it ts
not thought that existing charters will
ba disturbed. f
Mrs. Catherine - Soper . PenceV has
brought suit for separation against La.
fayette Pence, former representative in
congress from Colorado, at New York.
She charges abandonment and extreme
cruelty, and, continued misconduct with
Mrs. Lillian N. Duke, divorced wife of
the tobacco millionaire.
Pacific Coast
Two masked men held up and robbed
tbe passengers and crew of an electric
car near Vancouver. B. C, and disap
peared )nto the bruab with about 150
In cash and numerous valuables. At
almost the same spot and hour. 1:20
o'clock at night a similar holdup oc
curred on .Wednesday of last week.
Fifty police are searching for the rob
bers.
The intermountain good rooads con
vention is . in session at Boise, Idaho.
Much enthusiasm was manlfeated over
proposals- ror cooperative xeoerat ana
state roadbuildlng advocated by men
Of national prestige In the good roads
movement Jesse Taylor, editor of
Better Roads, gave a stirring address.
. Charged with playing politics to up
set the will of the Finn and English
Socialist locals, Mayor Duncan and five
Socialist aldermen are to be tried be
fore a grievance committee of that or
ganisation at Butte, Mont. A feud be.
tween radical factions of the party has
given rise to this action.
Official notice has been Issued from
Sacramento to all railroad agents In
California that every shipment of po
tatoes must' be held for rigid inspec
tion. The order followed the discovery
of a shipment Infected with the potato
tuber moth.
Robert A. ; Thompson, one of the
board of valuation engineers appointed
under the La Follette-act, has arrived
at San Francisco and opened his head'
quarters. He will direct a physical
valuation of every railroad between
Montana on me norm, new Mexico on
the south and the Paclflo ocean on the
west. These comprise the Pernio dis
trict, one of five Into which the coun
try was divided by congress for the
purpose of the act. The government
will employ a total of 2000 engineers
or more, with, an army of elerks under
itiemy . .
. xtie.soutn juaxoia maae an average
of 25.13 knots in a run of four hours
off the porV of 6an Diego, breaking alf
speed recoras tor armored cruisers. The
beet previous- record was 21,99 knots.
Oregon. Briefs. ,
Mayor Hall of La Grande has given
formal notice to the chief of police that
the restricted dletrict must- be closed
by. July 1.; He has been assured by
the .sheriff .of the support of the county
authorities in enforcing the order, So
far as locally known. La Grande has
had a restricted district since the city
was incorporated.
Oignltarles of the Roman Catholle
church are arriving at Salem to take
part lnX the observance of the fiftieth
anniversary of Sacred Heart academy,
held in connection with the graduation
exercises. Archbishop Christie will ad
dress the graduates, at the Grand opera
house. An address will also be given
by P. H. D'Arcy,
Governor West has honored a requl.
tltlon for Kenneth Connors, under ar
rest at Portland. Connors Is a mes
senger boy, 16 years old, accused of
leaving Spokane with $100 entrusted to
him. - ', ' - - - .
W. Jr-Boosey hss been adjudged In-
tane by County Judge TouvllJe at Med
ford, and will be sent to Salem. Boosey
Is known as the champion litigant of
southern Oregon, having kept Jackson
ounty In expensive litigation for 20
years in bis title fight for a small strip
of land, He appealed for aid In his
contest to the king of England, the
premier of Canada, the president or the
United .States and other prominent per
sonages.;:' " .
:' Foreign, .
Thi- Spanish-premier-and ministers.
have handed in their resignations to
King .almnsn. because a. vote. In , the
Spanish senate revealed a split In the
Liberal party. The resignations were
accepted provisionally.;.
Too big to He at the regular pier, the
' i imm i -
SSSo
Fees for Registration During
First Five Months Amount
to $44,158.
(Salem Bureau of Tfee Joarntl.) -Salem,
Or., June 12.--The total regis
tration of motor vehicles for this year
numbers 11,500, as against 1411 this
time last year.
During the first five months of this
year 11,048 motor vehiolea were regis
tered, and 933 chauffeurs.
The total fees for registration re
ceived by the automobile department of
the secretary of state's office during
this time amounted to 144,181, of which
$1866 was for chaffeurs' licenses,
1460.60 for transfer, duplicate number
plates, etc., and $41,141.50 for motor
vehicle registrations.
v -Lewis Sees Use in Celilo Power.
(Salem Bureau of The Jeemat.)
Salem, Or., June 13. State Engineer
J. H. Lewis has returned from viewing
the Columbia river at Celilo Falls dur
ing high water, and expresses confi
dence that the harnessing of the Colum
bia at that point Is a feasible project,
He made arrangements to have measure
ments of the river taken during the
flood season. As soon aa the other
members of the commission authorised
by the last legislature to Investigate
the power possibilities at Celilo are ap
pointed the work will be taken up with
out any loss of time, according to the
expectations or the state engineer.
Holland Is In Seattle Jail.
"alem Bureau of ID Journal.)
: Salem, Or., June 12. Dr. Lee Stelner,
superintendent of the Oregon state hos
pital, received advices yesterday that
Lawrence Holland, the patient at the
institution who ' was slipped out of the
state by his parents, had been commit?
ted to the asylum by a judge in Seat
tie, and the officers were given 31
hours in which to return him to Oregon
In the meantime, however, Holland ap
pealed to the supreme court and the
judge committed him to the county jail
pending the appeal, which likely will
not be heard until the fall session of
court. An attendant from' the Oregon
asylum had gone to Seattle after him.
No Liquor to Agentleas Depots.
... (galea Bureau of The Jourul.) - ;.
Salem, Or., June 12.--A railroad com
pany cannot deliver a package of liquor
at a station where it does not maintain
an agent who can keep full record of the
transaction as provided for in a law
enacted by the last legislature, accord
ing to an opinion of Attorney General
Crawford rendered to the state railroad
commission. T.ie question cam up on
a query from the Mount Hood railroad
company. The attorney general held
that an agent must be. there and make
a" record of the amount and kind of
liquor, name of t.ie person to whom
shipped, by whom delivered and to
whom delivered, and of the signature of
the true name of the consignee. This
record must be kept and be open to in.
spection-to any state, county r city of
flcial.
giant steamship lmperator started from
Hamburg on hei maiden trip to New
j or rrom an ancnorag-e in ine open
roadstead. She carried a total of 3870
passengers, 2270 of them being in the
third class and steerage.
Miscellaneous..
At Debeque, a small Colorado town
a" cowboy called the mayor a Iter and
the mayor knocked him down. Twen
ty-five cowboys then commenced, riot
ing and shooting in the streete. Rev.
A." F, Glover, 22 years of age, "'covered''
the rioters with his revolver and
marched them all to Jail. Sheriff
Scbraber and two deputies of Grand
Junction have gone to Debeque to pre
serve order, and the cowboys have de
dared war on the townspeople
.Upon arriving on the ateamer Olym-
Pio at New York from Europe, Mrs.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox upheld the tango
and the turkey trot as graceful dances,
and declared her' intention to write a
poem about them. She said that sim
ilar dances . she saw in London, about
which people had grown "simply wild,"
were copies of the American article.
During the month of May more than
1,500,000 cubic yards of earth was re
moved from the two entrances f the
Panama canal, breaking, the record for
dredging operations. . .
OLD MAN'S NECK TOUGH;
RAZOR WONT CUT IT
" ' (Special te The Journal.)
Toledo, Or., June 12. Edwin Weed, a
harnessmaker, attempted to eommlt sui
cide Tuesday by cutting his throat
with a rasor." Weed,-who le about e5
years of ' age. Is a very large roan,
Ma4ghiagabout2 0-pouada. and-awlag
to hie neck being so large -he waa un
able to succeed In Ms attempt ta end his
life. The edge of hie rasor waa turned.
It is thought he will recover.
BOAT TO 1 91 5 FAIR
E
Up foyer Town Excursion May
Be Possible if Canal at
Celilo Is Done.
(Special to The Journal.)
Kennewlck. Wash., June 13. "From
Kennewlck to San Francisco and return,
all the way by boat" is the slogan of
tha Kennewlck Commercial club In a
campaign which contemplates a steam
er excursion direct from this city to the
Panama-Paclfle Exposition In 1916,
whea a committee was appointed to
get Into correspondence with the steam
boat companies which operate from San
Franoisco to Portland.
When the locks at Celilo are com
pleted it will b possible for steamers
that can enter the mouth or tne river
at low water to navigate direct to
Kennewlck during the season of high
water, and If the plana of the club
materialise, the voyage will be timed
for June or July of 1315 when the river
is at its highest
Quantities of freight now find their
way from San Franoisco to thla section
by4 steamer, via Portland, and to make
the excursion financially feasible, a
campaign will be conducted months
afread of the sailing date to book orders
for shipments from San Francisco for
distribution at Kennewlck. At the same
time passenger reservations will be
made and shipments of flour and (Tain
solicited to give the steamer a cargo and
a full passenger list on its trip down.
Prominent shippers and navigators of
this olty have given considerable thought
to the plan and pronounce it entirely
feasible. If, however. It later develops
that it is Impracticable to bring an
ocean going vessel Into this harbor, tha
excursion will be carried out with a
transfer from a river steamer to ocean
craft at either Astoria or Portland.
TRAINL0AD OF CAYUSES
IS SHIPPED FROM CONDON
(Special to' The Journal.)
Condon. Or., June 12. -Thirteen cars,
containing 362 head of gorges, were
shipped from tbe local yards Tuesday,
consigned to St. Louis, Mo. A few of
these horses were purchased in this
county, but most of them came from
the ranges of Wheeler county. They
were bought and shipped by Currie
Dougherty, and consigned to the same
firm. Dr. L. L. Taylor gave them a
physical examination, but being all un
broken range horses, it was not neces
sary to give them any test They will
go into quarantine at Miles City, Mont,
and will there be thoroughly inspected.
The average price paid is said to have
been 130 per head and thfs makes the
train load worth over 310,000.
Weed Issue Annoys Farmers.
(Spvcliil to Th. journal.).
Condorl, Or.. June 12. The farmers In
this' vicinity are making an' effort to
sesufenorcement of the law pertain
ing fo the obnoxious weeds, such as
Russian and Canada thistles, Jim Hill
mustard and the silver salt bush. Every
year the farmers make this move and
in one or two instances the county court
has promised to enforce this law, but
nothing has, ever been done. Many
farmers try' to keep their lands free
from these destroyers, but It is impos
sible to secure any lasting results with
out the concerted action of the farmers
together with the help of the road su
pervisors.'" "
Farragut Blockade Runner Dies
8eattle, Wash., June 12 Captain
John Flynn, 70 years old, who was a
sailor on board the first Monitor when
she fought the Confederate Ironclad
Merrimac, and afterward ran the block
ade at New Orleans with Farragut Is
dead here today at his. home. Flynn
renewed the sea after the war as a
maater until he came here 20 years ago.
Repair Time's Ravages
on Hair and Skin
(From American Health Journal.)
Shampoo either a dry, itchy scalD.
or an oily head of hair with the thick
soothing lather of this slmpl sham
poo, which you can mak at horn by
mixing a teaspoonful of canthrox with
a cup of hot water, It will loosen every
particle ef dust and excessive oil,
stimulate the hair roots to healthy ac
tion and restore the hair to its natural
color while? making It soft glossy,
fluffy nd easy to do up. Nothing
will so- quickly restore faded hair , to
natural color after exposure to sun
and winds.
For beautifying the , complexion
nothing equals this Inexpensive, home
made lotion which, When applied to
the skin, dries quickly and is invisible.
It correets complexion faults and gives
the skin a velvety softness of texture
and-that - much- prUed youthful tint
It is made by mixing four ounces spur-
xJa JinUjaieQ-.Dxea.aoc-jQLjaaA
ter) and 3 teaspoonfule glycerin and
Is especially potent in removing pim
ples and bleckheads and looks like
part of the Ikln. (Adv.)
CI All
FOREST GROVE HAS
COUNTY FAIR PLAN
Committee Named and $1281
Put Up to Work Out
. Details.
(Special te The Journal)
Forest Grove, Or., June 12. The stock
men, farmers and fruit raisers of this
section ara enthusiasts over the pro
position of holding a county fair here
next fall. The county commissioners
hava selected a committee consisting of
Austin Buxton of this city; L. L. Craw,
ford of Banks and B. ' K Dnnnv nf to-
verton, to work with the Washington
County Livestock and Agricultural as
sociation in arranging for the fair,
These directors were appointed At the
request of the granges of tha county,
me eum or ami nas oeen appropriated
by tha county court to hejp defray the
expenses of the fair. The fair will be
held at the Forest Grove training nri
and a number of races will be given
during ice rair.
Woman's Club to Own Home.
(SpoHal te The Journal.)
Forest Grove. . Dr.. Jnna it Th.
Woman's club of this city has decided
io ouiia a ciun nouse, and a committee
consisting of Miss Mlnnve Mvm Mr.
C. E. Walker and Mrs. C. A. Brodersnn
has been named to lot n. nnttnhia lo
cation. It Is Planned to erect a build.
lng of the bungalow type, which may be
Rheumatism
A Home Cure Creo by One WBo Had It
Id tbe print f 1S03 I was attacktd by
Uuacular and Inflammatory Rheuvatlani, I
suffered sa only thow whe baT it know, for
orar three rears. I tried remedy after
remedy, and doctor after doctor, but aucb
relief as I raelred was only temporary.
Finally, I found remedy that urd we
eomplittely. and it baa miir returned. 1
b given It to a Dumber who ware terribly
afflicted end avee bedridden with Rbeuma
tltn, and It effected a cure in every caae.
I want every sufferer from any form of
rbenmatle trouble te try this marveloua
healing power. Don't aeut jucent; limply
tail yeur same and address and I will aeud
It free te try, M. after you bave uaed It
and It baa proves Itself to be tbat long-looitd-for
means of curing your Bbeuma
tln, yoa nay aend tbe price of It, one dol
lar, but, understand, I do mi want your
money snlesa yon ere perfectly satisfied to
send It. Isn't tbat falrt Wby suffer toy
lonier when noeltlve relief is thua offer,!
waa free I Don't delay. Write today.
Mark Jackson, No. 188 Albambra Bldg..
Skin SooflEieojl and
Mealed
Itching skin, ugly eruptions,' scaly
scalp. Eczema and Its allied diseases all
yield Instantly to the soothing influence
of the mild, simple wash, the 9.9 J
prescription for Xosema.
From our experience with skin suf
ferers, we are convinced that skin dis
ease is caused by germs beneath the
outer skin that apread and multiply
until they become a mass of gnawing
animals. . D.D.D., a penetrating liquid, i
mmmmmmmmmtmmmwmmmmm n
Sore
Gargle or spray your throat
night and morning with LISTO
GEN and you'll never have sore
throat.
L.1STOQEN Is the best anti
septic you can buy. Ask your
doctor what he thinks of it.
Use LISTOOEN as a
mouth wash.
0
It will keep your 'month sweet snd
cleans preaerveyourleethtpreventdiseaae.
"Yon will delight In the purifying, refresh
ing sensation it gives.
GET A BOTTLE KEEP IT HANDY
aj cts., 50 cts. and II. at '
'V ?v ,-. , ;v- .'J-i'"; "v;;
THE OWL DRUG CO.
Wi.'iL . ,4 4
. F M it t tit 9
used sa a dwelling when tbe growth in
membership demands larger quarters.
Tb program committee has been in
structed to arrange for a "Made-la-For-est
Grove-Pay," some time the coming
fall. An exhibit of Forest Grove's mas
Vfaotured products trill be shown and
visitors from abroad will be invited. j
$120,000 FOR ROADS IN .
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
(Special to Tbe JeafsaLt
.Olympla, Wash., June 12. The state
highway board has gone formally on
record of the highway oommiasloner aaJ
his assistants this year prepare all
plans and complete all tha necessary
surveys lor every road authorized by
tbe last legislature. Money for con
struction of all the highways will not
be available for use this year, but by
having the plans prepared and surveys
made now It is expected next spring
when the taxes are paid and tbe money
is available there will be no delay in
letting contracts and cleaning up every
bit of work the legislature authorised.
Governor Lister reported that as a re
sult of his investigations at Walla Walla
he finds convicts from the prison will
not bs available - for road work until
August 10, ss they will bs needed until
then in the Jute mill, manufacturing
RESINOL CURED
AWFUL ITCHING
IN 0NE NIGHT
Xad Buffered! Sis or Bevea .Months.
New York, April !(, 1313.--"The skin
on my hand got red and" rough. It
itched and I began to scratch it It
itched so that sometimes I could not
sleep all night. I was suffering very
much. I used ' ealve and
but they did not seem to help me. This
went on for six or seven months. Then
I tried Reslnol Ointment and Reeinol
Soap. I used them one night In the
morning, to my surprise, my hand was
all wall and the trouble has never re
turned. This is the absolute truth."
(Signed) Miss Celle Klelnman, 61 Co
lumbia St. .
Nothing we can say of Reslnol equals
what others, such ss Miss Klelnman, say
of it. It does its work quickly, easily
and at little cost. If you are suffering
from itching, burning skin troubles.
pimples, blackheads, sunburn, insect
bites, dandruff, ulcers, bolls, stubborn
ores or piles.' it will cost you nothing
to try Reslnol Ointment and Boap. Juet
send to Dept 5-a, Kesinoi, Baltimore,
Md., for a free sample of each.- Sold by
11 druggists.
by D. B. C.
destroys these germs and washes them
away, thereby relieving that awful itch
Immediately, A 60c bottle will prove
this much to you.
We are so confident that D. D. D. can
reach all caaes, that we offer you the
first full-size bottle free If It does not
do as we say. You, alone, to-judge.
D.D.D. Boap aids In keeping the . skin
pure, ask us. Owl Drug Co., Broadway
and Washington Sts., Woodard, Clark &
Co., W. Park and Alder Sts. :Z ::
Throat?
'ISTOGEI
SAimaa
grain bags already contracted for by tta
state. Thfs was the first meeting at
the commiaslen else th members ma tie
a tour of th southern pertlons of the)
proposed Pariflo highway. The com
mlisn voted that of tha tlll,2t4 ap
propriated far work on (tiki JUgnway
south from the Pierce county line 3J0,
M be spent tn Lewis eowrrty, 36,0e in
Cowlits eunty and fIS.Oeo In Chtrke
couaty, - ,. , ..
The commission decided it would In
sist upon a right of way net lees than
a feet wle between towns where new
work la to bs done. It ts stated that
some construction will ba delayed be
cause of right of way difficulties.
Slightly Used Cars . :
The Journal's automobile column Is
Portland's clearing bouse fer bargains
in slightly used cars. Reliable dealers
are dally offering their snaps in this
classification. If you are in tbe market
for aa auto don't overlook your best
opportunity of setting in , touch with
those who are offertig auto bargains.
Thin People
Can Increase Weight
Thin men and women who would like
to increase their weight with 10 or IS
pounds of healthy "stay there" fat
should try eating a little Bargol with
their meals . for a while and note re
sults. Here is a good test worth trying.
First weigh yourself and measure your
self. Then take Sargol one tablet with
every meal for two weeks. Then weigh
and meaeure again. It isn't a question
of how you look or feel or what your
friends say or think. The scales and
the tape measure will tell their own
story, and most any thla man or woman
can easily add from five to eight pounds
in me nrsi fourteen aays by rouowmg
this simple direction. And best of all.
the new flesh stays put
Sargol does not of itself make fat but
mixing wltbyour food, It turns the
fats, sugars and starches of what you
have eaten into rich, ripe, fat produc
ing nourienmeni ror tne tissues - ana
blood prepares it in an easily assimi
lated form which th blood can readily
accept- All this nourishment now
passes from your body as waste. But
Sargol stops the waste and does it
quickly and makes the fat producing
contents of the very same meals you
are eating now deveio pounds and
pounds of healthy flesh between your
skin and bones. Sargol is safe, pleas
ant efficient and inexpensive.
Woodard. Clarke & Co, and other
?ood druggists sell It in targe boxes
orty tablets to a package on guar-'
antee of weight Increaso or money back
$3.50 Recipe Free
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Send Name and Address To
day You Can Have It Free
and Be Strong and Vigorous
I have In my possession a prescrip
tion for nervous debility, lack of vigor,
falling memory and lame back, brounht
on by excesses, that has cured to many
worn snd nervoue men right in their
own homes -without anv additional h.in
or medicine that I think every man
who wishes to regain his strength
quickly and quietly, should have a copy.
So I have determined ' to send a copy
of . the. prescription free of charare. in 1
plain, ordinary sealed envelope to any
man who will write me for lt
This prescription comes from a physi
cian who has made a special study of
men and I am convinced it ia th surat
acting combination for the cure of nervr
our debility ever put together.
I think I owe it to my fellow men te
send them a copy in confidence so thet
any man anywhere who is discouraged
with repeated failures may stop drug
ging himself, secure what I believe Ts
the aulckest-actlng restorative. unhuiM.
lng, BPOT-TOUCHINO remedy ever de
vised, and . so cure himself at home
quietly and quickly. - Just drop me a
line like this: Dr. A. E. Robinson. 887
Luck Building, Detroit, Mien., end I wtlj
send you a copy of this splendid recipe
in a plain ordinary envelooa fr. nf
charge. A greet many doctors would
charge 11.00 to $5.00 for merely writing
out a preeerlption like this but I sen!
It entirely free.
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