THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1915.
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TOWN TOPICS
(133rd DAT Of 1915.),
' AMUSEMENTS.
HEILIO Broadiray at TirJor. Curtain 8:1.
Mutt spring' entertainment.
PAMAGK.V broad war at Alder. - VasdeTilts.
. :so. T;W ana . .
IDEW'S KMHHESS Bmidwif at YamhllL
Vauderllla, Continuous 1:30 te 8:80. 7:30
- ana week Oars, conunuoas ium an-
: cays. - .
LYKItj Fourth af Stark. VaodeTiU. Cob.
- urinous l to ll p. m.
PEOPLE Went fmrk and Alder t. Motion
xiflturea. 11:30 a. m. to 11:30 p. m.
STAB Waftalugtoa, at Park, aiotloa pictnres,
. 11 a. m. to- 11 p. m.
NATIONAL Park and West Park at Stark.
. Motion nicturea. 1 12' m. to 11 D. m.
MAJESTIC Washington a. Park. Motloa ple-
inres, i'J .v a. ui. u u p. ui.
ART MLfcfcLM Kirth and Taylor. Hoars to
ft week da a. 2 to 3 Sundays. Free after-
' noons of Tuesday. Tburnday, Friday, Satur
day and Sunday.
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Today's Event. "
r National Congress of Mothers. If ay 13-18.
Coming Events.
ProgTMitTB Business Men's luncheon at
Multnnmah hotel Mar 13.
KeaJty Board luncbeon at . Commercial club
May 14.
Transportation club luncheon at Multnomah
hotel May 14. !
- Oregon Clrle league luncheon at Multnomah
betel May as.
Opening of Columbia Highway. Mar 18.
Opening of Albina public market. May 18.
.Opening- of Alberta public market. May 15.
Kant Side .Business Men's luncbeon. May 17.
Foresters Grand lodge. May. 16-18.
Rotary club luncheon at tns Benson hotel
May 19.
Oregon state conference of social agencies
St Reed College. May 21-23.
fcast Washington street market opens Mar
22. -
Km pise DaypMay 24.
Cltr election -June 7.
. Hose Festival. Jon 0-10-11. (Three days).
" ' Municipal Band Concert.
First . concert of seasob will be on June 20,
at Washington Park.
Central "library Meetings."
nationalist society, every Sunday evening.
Oregon Civic league lector ea every Thurs
day evening:.
Pacific universltr extension lectures, erery
Wednesday evening.
Port Information Supplied.
Information regarding this port mar ob
tained from the Portland Chamber of Com
merce. 9 llftli street.- Telephone Main 898
or A-120H. i
Fire and Police.
Fire department Main 7700. A-1323.
Police department Main 7181, A-4751.
Today's Forecast.
Portland and vicinity Showers tonight, and
rnilir. southerly winds.
Oregon and Washington Pbowers tonight
or Friday; southerly winds.
Idaho Showers tonight and Friday.
special train of the Southern Pacific,
which they will- take U 1:11) it
the Union station, after a parade head
ed by the Elks' band. It 1 expected
that 17 members will go from Port
land, and the towns en route will fur
nish many more. Vancouver, Wash.,
win furnish a delegation or 40. . xne
officers Off Portland i lodge, No. 142
will conduct the installation ceremon
ies at Salem. The Elks of the WU
lamette valley expect to set together
la a large herd that night.
GERMANS
CONFIDENT
Inasloaary rrom India Will Speak.
sua E. G. Eaton, missionary re
turned from! India, will speak Sunday
at 3:80 p. m., at Highland Park Church
of the Nasarene, East Fourteenth
street, i'" where -. special services began
last night to continue through the
week. Accompanying Mrs. Eaton is
one of the child widows of India. She
is 8 years old, and has been a widow
three years.
Spanlsa-Amerlcsa Society Meets.
The Hispano-American Society of Ore
gon will meet in Hall H, Central li
brary, tonight at S o'clock. Arrange
ments have been made for an instruct
ive reading in Spanish and English
of Spanish tales. Members will take
part. : ;
Wins $10 Prise. C. B. Green of 424
Railway Exchange building, i 810
richer today. He won this prize In a
contest to furnish a title for an un
named picture published in "Life."
The picture showed a young man and
a young woman looking at a collec
tion: of war : pictures, the young wo
man wearing a. questioning look. Mr.
Green's title was, "She: With Civil
ised Nations at Each Other's Throats.
All Praying for Victory, What Must
Be God's Frame of Mind 7"
. Address on National Prohibition.
J. Sanger Fox, secretary of the Oregon
Prohibition state committee, gave an
address on national prohibition at the
Kern Park Christian church last night.
It was a union meeting in which six
Churches were represented. Mr. Fox
Is holding: a series of meetings at dif
ferent places, urging "the need for
Oregon to keep awake" in the interest
of national prohibition and for the pro
tection of ! the strte prohibitory laws.
Weather Conditions
The barometer is relatively low over the
Rocky mountain and Pacific states, and a
large high pressure srea is central north- of
.the Lake region. . Light rain baa fallen on
the Pacific slope as far aouth as Kan Diego
snd showers have fallen in Minnesota, North
Dakota. Montana and the Atlantic states.
Tbey were heaviest in Florida. It is cooler
In the lake region, while elsewhere the
changes In temperature have been unimportant.
The conditions are favorable for showers in
this district during the next 24 to 88 hours.
EDWARD A. BEAL8.
District Forecaster.
Observations.
STATIONS
Bufcer, Or. ......
Boston, Mass.. .
Chicago, lit
Denver, Colo.,..
DiUuth. Mluu...
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Ou Ives ton, Texas
Havre, Mont....
Jacksonville, Fla.
Kansas City, Mo.
Kncxvllle, Tentt.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Marshfleld, Or..
Montreal, ne....
New Orleans. La.
New York, N. Y.
in. i neuu, wn.
N. Yakima. Wn
Portland, Or....
Roseburg, Or...
fet. Louis. Mo...
fcalt Lake. Utah
8 Francinco.Cul.
Seattle. Wash...
Sitka, Alnrka..
Spokane, Wash..
Tacoma, ' Wash..
Tatoosh l'd.,Wn.
Vsldea. Alaska.
Walla Walla. Wn
'Washington, o.o
Winnipeg, Man.
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Chinese Couple SlToroed. Una; Chan
Ah Nul is now Chen Ah NUi, for .Cir
cuit Judge Gatens yesterday granted
her a divorce from Ung Tans Chung
and restored to her her maiden name.
Mrs. Ung, a petite Chinese' woman,
testified through an interpreter, yes
terday, that she married Ung April 1,
1918, and : that be deserted her August
1, 1913, leaving her f 300 for Her main
tenance, i
I Burglars Steal Thermometers. The
Hicen Drug company, at 819 First
street, and the saloon at 294 First
street, wete broken into Tuesday night
by a thief. At the drug store 10 rasors
and six ) fever thermometers were
taken, and at the saloon four pints of
whiskey and the toll box of a pay tel
ephone ate missing. I
Brother Xiong for Brother. Alone
and lonely on his farm neat Oregon
City John Bartensteln longs for the
company and companionship of his
brother, Ernest Bartenstein, whom he
has not seen in six years, ins t
John Bartenstein heard of his brother
and his family they were living in
Seattle where Ernest Bartenstein ran
a rooming house. The Oregon brother
was living in Portland at that time but
has since moved to Clackamas county.
Information aa to-his brother's where
abouts may be addressed to him care
of Box 7 A,, route No. 3, Oregon City.
Xampman Will Speak, "War and
Single -Tax" is the subject before the
Single Tax league Saturday night. Hay
15, in the Central library. Rex Lamp
man will be the principal speaker.
' inks 3eady to - Go to . Salem. The
Elks have made all preparations to go
to Salem on . Saturday night, on a
Practice True Economy by having us
make your clothes, j They will hold
their shape and always look new till
worn -out.; Our prices are reasonable
and you can pay us 810 downs and the
uuiauce a a montn. can at once and
get your suit early. Unique Tailoring
cpmpany, 309 Stark,! between Fifth
end Sixth. j (Adv.)
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JJr. Wilson Is Home. Dr. Clarence
True Wilson' was brought home from
the Good Samaritan hospital yester
day and will remain at his residence,
8 East Seventeenth street, for about
two weeks, when it is expected that he
will go to the country for a long stay.
) . . .
Buffet Truncheon , Tomorrow- T h e
Jovian league, with the Oregon Soci
ety of Engineers, will hold a buffet
luncheon at the Benson at 11:30 a. m.
tomorrow, adjourning to the (National
theatre at noon for the special benefit
show of the Jovian league. 1
Will Administer Sacrament. The
sacrament of confirmation will be ad
ministered by? Right Rev. Walter T.
Sumner, bishop of Oregon, at All
Saints church, Twenty-fifth and Sa
vler streets, Sunday at 8 p. m.
Club Will Ueet at feoncneon, The
Portland Delta Upallon club will jneet
for luncheon at the Chamber of Com
merce Saturday at 12:30. I
Kstel neon, Seaside, Or, has
opened for the spring and summer sea
son. For reservations address Dan J.
Moore, prop. Adv.)
ENEMIES NEVER WILL
GET THROUGH LINES
Believe Their Offensive Near
Ypres Be Successful; Have
Good Word for U. S. !
By Carl W. Arkerman. A
1 United Press Staff Correspondent.)
' With the German Army, Brussels,
May 10, via The Hague and London,
May 11. After spending a week with
officers of the German army in Bel
gium and France, I find absolute con
fidence in the ' ranks that the allies
will never b able to t penetrate the
German lines. i
There is equally firm belief in the
success of the German offensive
around Tpres. Officers told me that
the fighting there is the bloodiest of
the war. The British have borne the
brunt of the attack and have suffered
unparalleled losses.
I spent a day In the first line
trenches in northern France. ' Our
party bad breakfasted in a wood dur
ing a hot artillery ; bombardment.
Throughout the time spent with the
army there was a decidedly favorable
cnange noticeable in the attitude of
German officers toward America. Six
generals and a Bavarian prince dined
on one occasion with the party of neu
tral correspondents. The ranklna offi
cer referred repeatedly to Germany's
cordial relations with the United
States.
During one trip a colonel with our
party picked up an exploded shell
stamped "V. B."
The German officers comment with
regret of the loss of lifn a hnM
Lusltanla, adding that it was Imper
ative that Americans avoid belligerent
ships.
Steamer Jesse Sarklns tor Camaa
Washougai and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.)
Crawfish, to the Queen's Taste, Sny
der's 1st and Madison; special Thurs.
and Friday. 3Bc dor. Main 6783. (Adv.)
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Balding, the Jeweler, moved to 383
East Morrison. East 3801. (Adv.)
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COTjTJalBXA SIOSWAT
Tabor 457,
ence. Dr. H. B. Torrey will give the
seventy-sixth lecture, entitled. "Are
All Characters Inherited," tomorrow
afternoon at i o'clock, in the biological
lecture room of the college.
We Write Plre Insroranos. Th, (i,..
gon Home Builders. 1339 Northwestern
nana Duuaing. . (Adv.)
X. i. "ox, optician. Journal bldg. Ad.
-r. . .
Gold Assay Buns High.
Grass Valley, Cal... May 18. (P. N.
S.) Gold ore assaying 1107 to the
ton was reported from the 800 foot
level f the Union Hill mine today.
Work has been temporarily suspend
ed, owing to the breaking of a reser
voir on an intermediate level.
Canyonville Safes Blown.
Canyonvllle, Or., May 13. The safe
in the genera) merchandise store of J.
M. Cross & Son was blown open last
night, but nothing was secured. The
culprits escaped.
Card of Thanks.
We Wish to express our deep appre
ciation of the kindness and sympathy
extended , to us 'during the illness and
death of our darling daughter and sis
ter, ; Margaret ta. Also for the beauti
ful floral offerings.
MR. AND MBS. W. S. M'CUTCHEON,
MILDRED L. M'CUTCHEON. (Adv.)
Heet.Will Remain
In American Water
Secretary of Wary Satnlels Denies Sea
port Atlantis Warships WSJ Cruise
East Coast Bouts America.
. Washington, May 13. (L N. S-)
Reports that the Atlantic fleet wuld
make a cruise along the east coast of
South America as a substitute for the
abandoned trip through the Panama
canal to the , Pacific coast were dis
credited at the - navy department to
day. . - -
It is stated that the fleet will re
main la American waters and hold the
customary maneuvers in Narragansett
bay, -: , .
, Meantime Secretary Daniels con
tinues to deny chat the passage
through the canal has been definitely
given-Tip. :
Sneak Thieves Find
Coin Though Hidden
In the 15 or 20 minutes that Mrs.
J. J. Hittlnger, of 1518 East Pine
street, was away from her home yes
terday morning on an errand at a
store, the . house was entered by a
sneak thief who thoroughly ransacked
every room. A purse containing
$52.45 was. found concealed under a
mattress in a bedroom and the money
was taken.
Detectives Vaughn and Hyd In
vestigated. No one in the neighbor
hood saw the thief.
This Man Should v.
Worry About the
Wolf at the Door
. Attorney William Bristol, ?or -
six y6rs United States attor-
it ney for Oregon, provoked many -
4r . sighs of envy in ' the federal 4t
court when he testified yester-
' day that his annual- Income -
from practice of the law was
1 1 8 9.00 0. He made the state- .
it meot in a matter of fact way 41
while testifying as. to the rea-
aonabieness cf a ,15000 fee 4
charged the International Mort- 41
4t gage bank of Apeldoorn, Hoi-
land, by Denton J. Burdlck of
4V this city, who is now suing the
bank Cor th amount he alleges
Is due. ; :. m
r Bristol declared that in . his
4r opinion1 $16,030 was not too m
ijr much for the work Burdlck al-
4f leges he performed for the com- jt
f pany in attempting to straight-
4r en oat matters In connection
with the $100,000 mortgage
4r scandal which resulted in the
m convicUon of J. W, Matthee,
4r former Dutch consul here; R. 41
4 G. Snow and W. J, Summers
4t for frauds practiced against
the bank. m
4t -According to evidence Intro- 41
4r dueed, Burdiek worked for two 4t
4r weeks for the bank and for his 4
V services .was paid $535. - - . -
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE FOLLOWING OFFERS i
We do not offer SPECIAL SALES GOODS, we advertise only
regular stocked Groceries, each week, at a slightly reduced figure,
but this week, these few specials are specially attractive, and we ad
vise you to buy, In face of the scarce foreign market.
JL,
. "Portland's Exclusive Handlers of Everything Good to Eat"
148 THIRD STREET A-4432, MAIN 9432
SPECIAL NO. 1 , '
Crosse & Blackwell Olive Oil, quarts,' reg. 9Sc bottle, St . . . .85c
SPECIAL NO. 2
Crosse & Blackwell Mushroom or Walnut Catsup, reg. 40c bot,25c
SPECIAL NO. 3
Keiller's or Crosse & Blackwell's Marmalade, large bottles,
regular 30c, at .......25c
SPECIAL NO. 4
Rokeby Virginia Hams, regular 4Sc lb 40c
SPECIAL NO. 5
Direct shipment of French Olive Oil, W. NI ESSEN & CO.,
Bordeaux.
k There is no better grade of Oil in the world. -Gallon
tins, with faucet, tegular $4.00. at ................ .$3.75
Half-gallon tins with faucet, regular $2.15, at ............ .$2.00
Quart tins, regular $1.25, at ....-$1.13
SPECIAL NOTE:--
We do not limit your buying on this sale, order all you want, our
stock is a large one.
We Deliver Free of Charge
PERSONAL ATTEIfTION PROMPT SERVICE
"You Can Do Better for Lets on Third Street."
Size, of Bouquets .
Topio of Disoussion
Commencement bouquets ' were V the
subject of a lively discussion by the
girls of j the February '16 class of
Washington high school at a meeting
yesterday afternoon. The question was
whether the class should have ' large
arm bouquets or the more simple cor
sage bouquet. The momentuous ques
tion was not settled, and another meet
ing will have to be held to give it
further consideration.
Marie Vial. Helen Holden and Har
riett Abercromble are the members of
the class flower 1 committee. .They
were divided On the question. Some of
the girls of the class argued that an
elaborate bouquet would not be appro
priate with th 110 eotton gowns that
are" to be worn. 1 The class has al
ready fixed the' limit for the gradua
tion gown at $10. :
I Sell for Less.
Men's ready-to-wear suits, $20 val
ues for $14.76; $25 values, $i8.76. Al
terations free. Jimmy Dunn, $15-1 6
17, Oregonian bldg. Elevator to 3d
floor. i (Adv.)
Men's Walk-Over Oxfords r
Men's 95.00 Bress Shoes C2.! ;
Men's 833.80 Bress Shoes ..ftl.tr;
Men's $3.60 Oxfords Sl. t J
Men's Tennis Oxfords. ,.........C'J0
WRIGHT'S
Comer Fourth and Alder
r My optical ii department is
ways prepared and. ready to help I X
anyone suffering from eye strain. V 1
Come in and learn why and how J Jr
we nav helped ' thousands of
others. j- ,
B1X1KI11 ,w prescribe
glasses only .when really needed,
and make no charge for consulta
tion. -' I - - -
ervicef
my-
. L l
MT PKZOBS
Lenses Bphero in your own
frame $1.00
Lenses Sphere in Aluminum
frame ,$1.50
Lenses Sphere ' in Gold-Filled
! frame .,...................$8.10
Lenses Sphero (curved) In G.
IE. Glass Mtg.... $1.00
Xryptek ienses.......00 to glS-OO
STAPLES,The Jeweler Optician i.6.?:Ii:Si
.ower
Burns9 Friday and Saturday Specials
BAJUVt'POWBSsV-'Royal Baking Powder, II es.: Special, per '
OAMPBBBlj'S SOXTPS Beef, Tomato Okra, Consomme, Pea, Mulligatawny.
Chicken Gumbo Okra, Vegetable, Bouillon. Special, per dosen, Q
a s ' SSe - Special, each ... ....".i. ..., ....,.., .. 4Jw
H dos. Campbell's Soups sold at dosen price j
MUX Holly Milk. Special, per dosen, 80e. Special, each, i. 7e
PJBACHXS Sliced Lemong Cling, gallons. Special, per dos...... .S3.50
Kach. . ,. ........ .30t
FEACHX8 Sliced Lemon Cling, gallons. Special, par dos... ,....83.50
Special, each ...304
APBXOOTS Gallons. Special, per dos., S3.SO. Special, each....... 30
Half dozen of the above sold at dosen price. j
norrrr limn Good, of true value. The Coffee that has got 'em all
UUrrt,l. JUIIU talking. A blend of selected Old Crop Coffees, perfect
cup quality. Regular priee per lb., 40c. Speolal Price,
! - per lb., 35c S lbs. for. ........... ..i. . Sl.OO
PXCXI.ES PUT M6HBT Mrs. Kldd'e 1 ox. bottles; Melon Man goes. Tap
pers. Burr Gherkins, Martynia. Mixed and Chow Chow. Regular price
' KnJ. SrjeCial orlce ...4K4
ZOtTB Superior Flour. Special price per BbI.S6.S5
TXiOTJB Superior Flour. Special price! per sack.Sl.TO
raOTTB White Rose Flour. Spl. price per Bbl..S6.30
TIiOTJBv White Rose Flour. Spl. price per sack.. 81.60
W - , JaassaVBsSBam.
CREDIT IF DESIRED
ly furnish Portland references.
-We will be glad to extend credit
to all good people who will kind-
D.C. Burns Company
208.-210 Third SFreet, Bet. T&ylor and Salmon Streets
One and one half blocks south of Public Market. Wholesalers to pri
vate families, restaurants and hotels. .
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ShJpherd's Hot Springs A arood
time to go. E- lx SHIPHSBD. Mgd. Ad
Osleatal 3ngavwash-cleaned and re-!
pairea. tjartoslan Bros. M. (433. (Adv.)
Extension Course. In the Reed col
lege extension course It, natural scl-
Business Men
and Women
will find well-cooked and savory meals
served to their satisfaction in the
Imperial
Hotel
Grill
Quick or leisurely servicers preferred.
All the choice edibles of the season on
our menu. Make your meal a pleasure
by dining here. ;
Lunch 11:30 to 2 Dinner 5:30 to 9
40c and S0c ; SOc mA TSf
ew uirect Entrance
from Broadway,
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sbi sa
By the Federal Creditors Co. at 272 Washington St
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THIS AMAZING SALE will startle the MOST ECONOMICAL and skeptical BUYER. It is the GREATEST
BARGAIN EVENT OF A CENTURY! COME IN AND YOU WILL CONVINCE YOURSELF THE PRICES
BELOW ARE ONLY A FEW. An array of more bargains tp be found here than, space permits us to print
SALE BEGINS TOMORROW 10 AM S
Up to $2.00
Waists
A big assortment to
choose from nn 1
at only. .... OuC
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Chicken and Table
; d'Hote Musle.
Your grocer will sell you
German-American Coffee) on this
jfuarantee : If you do not find it
superior to any other 30c steel
cut" coffee, return the can no
matter how much! is uaed nd
get the money back.
1-lb. tin, 30c 3-lb. tin, 85c
Cisil
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DENTISTRY
THAT LASTS
XS WHAT TO XT WAST Z3f Y0U3
j MOtTTK
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m. T. a. ATTSPXTXHD, Mgr.
I stand fcack of my work with a 16-jear
wrtttan gusrantea.
Before haring your teetb fliad com la
i sod get ni prices.
. Try sty Painless Methods,
My Scientif lo Work.
Mr Vary Ksaaoaabl Fsss.
Dentists coma and go. but tha Old Xa
liable ELECTS 10 PAINLESS is si
, ways with you. Don't forget that,
riesh-OoIored Plates ...f 10.00
aoed Platss S5.0O
Porcelain' Crowns $3.60 to f 6.00
Oold rillings 81.00
83-K. Oold Crowns . . .$3.50 to fS.OO
ga-X. Oold Bridge ....$3.50 to 45. 00
Xxtracting . , , ...6O0
' 0PEJC ZTEBIKQ8.
We are always busr. bersuse nor suc
cess Is doe to tbe fart thst we do tha
rary best work at rery lowest prices.
Electro -Painless Dentists
In the Two-Story Building,
Cor, Sixth and Washington Strssts,
. ' j Portland, Or.
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at the
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MARKET
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Third and Yamhill
Friday
Special
:a"
Choice Shoulder
Steak
Sh'der Pork Steak
. 4
$15-$20 Ladies' and
Misses' a
SUITS
Good assortments dif
ferent styles and col
ors. During; this tre
mendous sale go at
$3.89
$25.00 to $30.00
SUITS
All hand-made - gar
ments, in black and
blue serges, mixtures,
cheviots plaids etc
During this tremen
dous sale go at
$6.69
$4.00 to $7.03
SKIRTS
These i come in blue
and black serges, mix
tures, plaids, cheviots,
etc During this tre
mendous sale go at
$1.49
. $35.00 and $40.00
'Suits::
Ladies' Misses. Very
fine assortment of
Styles and patterns,
made by America's
most, foremost tailors.
Highest grade Skin
nVf's Satin-lined, go at
v $9.98
$1.25 and $2.00
House Dresses
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