Cottage Grove leader., June 17, 1905, Image 4

C O N C E R N IN G C H U R N S .
AM ELEÛAMT SI H HER BOOk
f M a tte r l a 1
Me l a r U c F lat
THREW AWAY
HIS CRUTCHES
BARTELS' CITY MEAT MARKET
H are
Spieadid PsNi.aUoa Jast issaed by the
C O TTA G E UHOVE, O REG O N
A bulletin of the Indiana static*
Ortfoa Rkiltoad aad Vivtfilioa
« .v s : A kiiH a t rburu wukh ha* do
Inside Baton-, but dashes the cream
.4 Southern Pacific Railroad Enfiarci
from on* side or end to the other b j
02ST
Joias the Leaf List of Patients
Reatiui Recreation Resort«.*' the
the motion of the churn, has proved
Cared
►
>
Dr.
Darria.
the
j
moot satisfactory
ri>5
Summer
Bock
issued
by
of fair­
The paddles and dasher, c f a Lai
ly good cows, say tea In namber, that deportment of the Oregon Railroad
ever pattern, are likely to hart more are each returning him some profit, but and Navigation Company, of fo rty -
C H O IC E k H K & n F IS H ON T U E S D A Y A N D F R I D A Y
Eugene Guard.
or less the texture at the butter and not much, says Farm and Live Stock eight pages an J cover
Tbe book |
Phone Main 83
J.
H.
B A R T E L S . Proprietor
also cause a loss of 1-utter In the Journal Ue gets an aven g e of 300 is printed on heavy white paper,
T o tbe Editor—Iv o r Sir—I hold It
( m m , which adheres to them sod the puursls of butter annually, which Is
to be a duty us well a-- a pleasure to
fifty-eight
cuts
being
used
to
illus­
comers o f the chum.
make kuuwu through the press, that
above the average yield o f moat herds,
icr things !s essential.!
IVhwi (he churning U done la such and w ith the skim milk and manure he trate the trips up and down tbe which of all
> ci-tv pain and ak-k-
a short time as is claimed b j admir­ finds the business fairly profitable. But Columbia river, to the mountains’ Tlx ., th e w.n;
•oafiuod to my room I
ers of mauT so called improved be finds that other dairymen are doing beeches, inland resorts sad fountains neàé I w a
rheumatism, kidney
M il
chums, it Is usually at a sacrifice of much better than he Is through getting of healing. Tbe cover is done in with
mintion of the neck I
t r o u b le ,
butter fa t left In the buttermilk.
three
colors,
adding
materially
to
more butter per head from their cows,
of the W U cr Kid general tadlspod-1
Wooden churns are to be preferred while not spending much more for feed, the beauty and effectiveness of the turn. C
:
not
sleep more than one I
to metal, but because the srooden lie concludes that the weak spot la In publication, which may be had By h o u r at
ate. All means I tried
chums get loose In dry weather if not his cows, and he decides to Improve his •ending two cents in stamps to A . P T u Y U l
tiling. 1 was prompted
frequently or properly taken care of h-rti by breeding some cows that will
Dr. Darrin *.h rough the ad-
L. Craig, General Passenger Agent j to
*J
of my friemis. who has teen
a steel barrel churn, tinned Inside and be an Improvement over those be now
d by hi . though I came to the
painted outside, has been put on the has. He figures out that, while It will of the O r*g O* Railroad and Navtga- |
m arket The objections to it are that take some time to do this yet In tbe tion Company, Portland, Ore. It is doctor o t crutch«.« and mjr other]
Supplies the current. You
peared. to !
the cream warms up more easily when end It la the surest way of get ting a good thing to sen-1 to yoar friends oomph«!-:ts ho.) e ... o -!.--.»
can takeommand f my engine. W Ut I
press the button and your
the room Is warm, and more butter will what be wants. So he buys a Jersey in the East wuo expect to visit tLe answer all quest! «a » by letter or in 1
adhere to It than to the wood.
or Goernacy bull or pays a neighbor Lewis and Clark Exposition.
person at Dalla«.
light shines.
Care should be exerckeed to wipe it who has one for Its service. The heifer
W. H ays .
dry or It will rust. The slxe o f the 1 calves are kept and raised, and when
Mr. Havs was for rears a
churn should be such that It will never , they come Into milk be finds that a Lewis and Clark Exposition Tic FV**i JC L l ot E I»-
and is well known
be tilled over half full, and better if 1 yield o f over 5,000 pounds of milk an
I In ¡this cirv and tnrouchout Dane
ket
Rates.
F,
t
:
u,y
years he conduct-
j
countv.
only one-thlnl fall.
noally U possible and that he can make
! ed the ci ,ty delivery business in this
The sp»e«l of a barrel or box churn an average of 330 pounds of hotter, and
iitDiruMTiL rttxrrs
jetty. H is well known to the editor
whit li revolves should be sufficient to of a higher quality. That additional
uar! un-J his statement can
Cottage Grove to Portland k Ret
carry the cream to the highest point, fifty pounds Is gained at tbe cost of the
be relied
allowing It to fall tbe length of the use of a wot! bred bull and a very ♦ 5.90, good for 30 days, but not
tMTO> i ISO.
chum. I f It Is turned too fast the slight addition to the coat o f feed. Tbe later than Oct. 31 »t, 1905.
cream will remain In use ends; If too cows that are returning a small profit
>ro.—Dr.
Darrin:—
Ho:
I VkTirS or TT-N OB HORS
slow It will slip around the «-burn or barely paying the market price for
n i a i ua Arauojj the
ne
slowly
*u
jea
rs
ago.
1 had
the feed they consume are soon replac­
One fare for tbe round trip good
,tb granulated eyelids
t**n air«
I'ntler ordinary
conditions from ed by those that will give an annual
for ten days, (must travel together nil mjr 1
k * eyehtahe!* were al!
twenty to forty minutes Is a reason­ addition o f $? to $10 per bead to the
I mic k naturally alter
£OB£ iin
able length of time for churning, and fanner's Income. And the second cross on one ticket both ways) $4 40
eon of t I k eyes. ‘1 was almost
no object!«*) to an hour if urm butter of a good bull of either of these bored« an«-, ixizn, rxBnxs o r one nrxi'on. ok th-
ind had to tie led to
to ta !!V I
and thorough work be desired.
will Increase the Income half as
h
en cured for ten
aav
WOKE
more as the first one. Tbe figures giv­
One
fare
for
the
round
trip
partv
K e i f H in d e r In t k e H a i r y .
en are not large ones—they are what Is
M b
Now I hesir tbe lord of tbe bouse- possible to evcry farmer who will avail moving on sami day, but individual <
bold saying. H U never put $73 or $100 Lim.seIf
the Improvement that has tickets vrtii ba sold unde r this rate i
also orricg or mis
of K
in a cream separator.” Penny wise, been made In dairy cows by years of and can return at any time within
The . j i *«■harpe from uiy ears
writ
pound simple. What did that self bind­ careful breeding and steady develop ten days from date o f sale. $4.40.
***! and ny catarrh is cured.
has
er cost? fit* hundred and twenty live meat, which be gets at a very light
The above tickets on sale daily be­ Many C.A.- j €* 5 are e* mb g ir m o u r sec-
dollars, and you only use it three ot cost. H e can keep on Improving his
tween May 29th and Oct. loth, and ; Uuti
four days In a year, and tbe cream cows tn the same manner until be gets
no stop overs allowed in either di- j
A DALLA© MAN HAPPY.
separator your w ife uses 3G3 days in an
_ average
.....
M
________
of ___
100 i*>cnda of
butter
O T T A G E G R O V E , ORE
P O T T S & M cO U E E N
a year and twice a day How about M ch year from what his original herd notion.
T . the Editor— l ' o r the gY»od of the
• - . :• 7,».* I »r.
tbe mowing machine or the gang plow? j gave him. and If he has ten cows the
affi: ted public
1
ured me uf a troublesome
But you say. **I must hare these.** Now. extra Income will be quite an item.
TH E SALVE T H A T P E N E TR A TE ? Darr: u
W agonnm king,
blacksmithing
Something for Your Eastern Friends
canci r. ilv« r coioplalnt. dys]
«pepala
there vra* n time when our fathers did
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve | ece and «iix iur*=. 1 reside one ml] ile east
The 1M05 issue of the publication and geueral repair work at J. H .
not have th^se tilings The e* parator
R a l < l i ( t h e C a lf.
:rates the pores of tbe «kin. and by of Dali- i and wl
ree with any “ 1 Iregon Washington and Idaho ]
E very guarantee o f
is as much ahead of the crock or pan
The time to begin bringing up the it« antiseptic, rubifoaient and healing one on the results o f Dr. Durrio’s and Their Resources,” issued by the Baker's shop.
method as the self binder Ls ahead oi calf is when it is Just getting on its influence It subdue« inflammation
tf
electric an.l medi id treatment. I Passenger Department of the Oregon good workmanship given .
the sickle. Now, don’t tent around on feet, says a writer in Farm Journal. and cures Boils, Burns. Cuts. I
cannot say too much in prai9e of l)r. Railroad A Navigation Company, Is
tbe old camp ground of our fathers, bat One c » « l ration of milk from tbe moth­ 111a Tetter, Ring Worm and al! skin Darrin.
now ready for distribution. If you
A specific for blind, bleed­
I»* isrogTTCtJv«»
New conditions con­ er, and that should be the last. For tbe disease«
have friends in the East who are inj
L. Pattuisti.
ing,
itching
and
prodruding
Files.
terested
In the Pacific Northwest, a
front the farmers of today to that of sake o f tbe cow and that of the calf
The vriginai a n l genuine Witch
DR. IiAKUlS - W o E Ot BCMXKHS-
copy of this publication would Is- a
our fathers, am! to im t Lbcsx we must they should be «-« pirated now
H a iti Salve •« made by E . C. D eW ltt
THE COTTAGE GROVE
have new methods.—Farm Sentinel.
Dr. Darrin is located a t tbe Hotel welcome visitor to their homes. This
S ew milk, warm from the cow and A Co., and sold by The Modern Phar­
Steeede. Eugene, until October 1st. publication will tie mailed to any
fed three times a day. Is the right thing macy.
and civ« :, ire- e -amlnation to all. 10 given address upon receipt of four |
for the first week or two. Then change
to 5 or 7 to k daily. The poor free cents in stamps to pay postage.
t « to ice a day, hut give a little more
To Old Soldiers.
and those able to pay at the rate ot
Feeding Dairy Carile
¡m ilk. A t three weeks o f age lessen the
$ i a week or in that proportion of
o l the time as th«- case may require. All
milk and add a little aw-eet skim­ Headquarters Association
The Leader office is prepared to |
In a fcod'ng test with dairy c m at I , new
med i milk, but have It warm. Always
First Oregon Cavalry and the curahia chronic disc a«*- ol men and turn out the very highest class of
the Maryland experiment station a ! warm the milk for the calf.
P R O P R I E T O R
First Oregon Infantry, LaGrande. women a specialty. Eyes tested free commercial
job
printing.
We
ration made up of silage prepared 1 Give a bite of bright hay when the
an«! gla-aes fitted at reasonable guarantee satisfaction.
Oregon, M ay 10, 1905.
pric”».
from well eared corn and a grain mix calf will begin to eat It, and that win
Comrades:—
I am putting up a high
ture consisting of three pounds o f malt < be e l i t e t e n you *****p » * f i you Dev
grade 10 cent citcar
The fourth annual reunion of the
sprouts, a pound each of Unseed meal, er have tried I t You need not fear
Bond Sale.
First Oregon
Cavalry, United
gluten meal and corn chop was com­ scaurs after tbe calf eats hay
Notice is hereby given that the
pared with a ration of alfalfa hay and
Drop a bit af buckwheat shorts Into States Volunteers, and the First Ore­
M ak e* K id o n * r e d B la d d e r B igh t
City of Cottage Grove will issue and
•even pounds o t corn meal. The nutri­ a shallow box and set It near tbe calf gon Infantry United States V olu n ­
sell $20,000 municipal water bonds,
tive ratios were respectively l:5Jl Boon ft will begin to lick I t Add a tit teers’ Association w ill be held in
Old papers for sale at the Leader bearing date tbe first day of July,
and I S 8. The test Included fifteen tie oilmeal a few weeks later.
conjunction with the state encamp­
1905, running fot 25 years, bearing
cows and covered two periods of twen­
ment o f the Grand A rm y o f the office 15 cents per hundred.
ty-eight days each. Tbe results show­
interest at 5 per cent per annum,
S to c k F o r B a lls .
Republic at Oregon City, Oregon
M a d e fr o m th© v e r y b e s t
ed a considerable difference In milk
payable
semi-annually, principal
FoUovrln* is a description of a pair
The Pficinal
Im p o r t e d a n d d o m e s t i c
production In favor o f the alfalfa ra­ of stocks in use In connection with the on June 24. 1905.
and interest payable in U. S. geld
t o b a c c o s . I h e y a r e fo r
Foley
.V
-
u..
Chicago,
originated
A
ll
comrades
requested
to
be
tion
Pennsylvania experiment station herd,
s a le at a ll ettfa r s t a n d s
Honey and Tar as a thr--at and lung coin. Bids for the purchase o f all
P a U la k U lty o f Feed s.
In t h e c it y .
and which have been giving very good present and participate.
remedy, an-i on account of the great or any part of said bonds will be
A cow or other animal to yield a satisfaction, says Hoard's Dairyman.
A cordial invitation is given to merit and popularity of Foley's
P A T R O N I Z E
by the City Recorder of!
profit on food consumed must first Tbe apparatus Is constructed by sink all persons who served in either m oueyandTur mnnv imitations are received
-j
». « _
«
consume enough to maintain her bodily lag two S by W4 inch Umbers into the First Oregon Cavalry, United of red I >r ;lie genuine. Ask for 8a*'^ citJ on or before the 1 < th day
HOME INDU STRY
condition, which we find Is GO per cent the ground, these being about three States Volunteers, or in the First Foley's H-.-i-y and i'ar ami refuse o f June, 1905. at the hour of 7 :30 p.
any substitute offered as no other m. of said day. A certified check
o f all she must taka So If tbe food and one-quarter feet high and eighteen
Oregon Infantry. United States V o l­ preparation will give the same
lacks In any degree portability the Inches apart. A t a distance of eight
for $100 must accompany each and
profit on the feed will lack In like and one-half feet from these and In unteers, and did duty in Oregon, satisfaction. It is mildly laxative. It every bid. No bid for less than the
Washington, Idaho, Utah or N eva­ contains no opiates and is safest for
ratio.
line with them place tw o similar sup­
par value o f said bonds will be con -'
da from 1861 to 1866, and to their children and delicate persons.
W e must select feeds that are so pa!
ports one and one-balf feet high. These
For sale by Benson’s Phai-macv.
sidered and the Common Council j
stable that the animal fed will relish
parents,
wives
and
descendants,
to
supports are each connected by a
reserves the right to reject any and
them and consume the 40 per cent
join in the reunion and talk over
1 C o t t a g e G rove,
: : : :
O regon
all bids.
above tbe maintenance rattou. I f she
the incidents o f long ago.
'’Five Hundred Dollars Reward.”
only consumes one-half tbe 40 per cent
J.
E.
lo
c
u
s
,
City
Recorder.
Headquarters for com m er­
G e o . B. C c r r k y , Commander
we will have a ions of 90 per cent oT
The Southern Pacific Company 5-4
cial and m ining men.
W . M. H i l l e a r y , Adjutant.
the required 40 per cent. In tills case
will pay Five Hundred Dollars re­
we cannot expect to receive for the
ward for information leading to the
food consumed more than on.-half the
Q U A L IT Y VS Q U A N T IT Y
American and European Plan
arrest and conviction of any one of
profit we would If It were palatable.—
Hard muscles and strong body do the persons who maliciously placed
Special rates to families.
Buff Jersey Before Connecticut Dairy­
not depend on the quantity of food
One block from S.P. Depot
men’s Association.
you eat, bnt on its perfect digestion ties on track at private road crossing
F r e s h B e e f, P o r k , M u t t o n a n d V e a l
'SMOKED : MEATS : A : SPECIALTY
5 73he
Cottage
E lectric
Grove}
Com pany
¡I
I
F O R
R A T E S
First Class Turnouts, Double
Cigar Factory
I
TH 0S. CONGER
FOLEYS KIDNTYCDRE
T5he C.
G. B ran d
Bohemia, a 5c Cigar
Im p e ria l H o te l
CATARRH
Feed
C aw s It e s a la rlv -
Feed tbe rows at the same time each
day, and the same amount, says a
Vermont farmer in American Cultiva­
b i l l sto c k s .
tor. Do not think that you con feed
three times one day and feed tbe same plank and a bar placed across the up
amount at two feeds the next and let j per end, forming a pair o f stocks Into
the cows go without the third feed and si.b h a cow tnay be easily got
They are al -o made adjustable, so
get tbe same result It does not mat­
ter so mocb bow many times a day that t!uy can be made larger or small­
you feed os It does to feed tbe same er. us tbe case may demand.
number of times each day. Water as
W e append an !',lustration of a de-
regularly aa you feed and do not for i vice, which embodies a!) the essential
get to card and brush the cows aa reg principles above (lee. ribod, but Is made
alarly as you fw d and water
1 movable and more in the form of a
box. It should be made very strong
! « • ■ ■ ! e l S ile s « Per Cew.
Thirty pounds of silage per day Is and the planks upon which the bull'll
usually considered about the proper feet are to rent should be supported
amount per cow, says T. L. Malrs of from I ..low by a plank reaching from
Pennsylvania Stats college In Breeder's the front to the rear corner posta One
of these planks should be left loosely
Oaastto.
fastened with baits or pins, sc that the
Clover bay will bs found a m j u li>
factory supplementary roughage. About 'pace between them may be Increased
eight pounds at grain per day to a 1.000 or decreased to correspond with the
pound cow producing twenty pounds of sits o f the cow.
milk Is perhaps near the amount ordi­
w » . « t . cut a n « c u r*.
narily feel The amount of grain should
depend upon tbs production of the cow
Core that is Intended for tbe tilo
and opon the price obtained for the should be planted the same time as tbs
product. Cow* giving a large quantity corn that is grown for grain, says
o f milk should be fad more grain than Hoard's Dairyman. W e think that the
majority of farmers prefer to grow
light milkers
tbe variety o f corn for the silo that
RoreAar u 4 C a r a « « * ! f . « H « « l
Answering tbs query “ What Is tile d o « the beat tn their locality. There
reading value o f hominy food compared are nomo dairymen who prefer the
with eornmsal for milk cowsí** C. F. southern grown seed for the making
Curtías Iowa experiment station, says of sllage.
Tho tima to cut corn for the silo is
In Breeder's Gasette, nomtny feed has
Unity tho name composition as 1 when tlx- lower leaves a t the cors-
except that It Is not quits «o stalk begin to dry and the ■
_ la earhobydratss. but It Is a Utile vanced care are weU dented and
higher ta fat* and probably has about latest ears have passed out of
botllng stage.
file m id « feeding Tala«.
and proper assimilation. When you
take Kodol Dyspepsia Care your
oVStcm ¡-CL: n!î thn 202fish!2?2! o*»t
of al! the food you eat. It digest -
what you eat regardless of the condi­
tion of the stomach and conveys the
nutrient Dronerti«* to the blood and
tissues. ThI« builds up and strength
ens the entire system. Kodol cures
Indigestion. Dyspepsia. Beichiog,
K..ur st.., , . b, weak Heart, etc
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for w bat is
sometimes «-ailed America's national
disease— Dyspepsia -is -Ur-tin- d to
veotoally work a wonderful and
lasting te-nefit to sufferers from this
distressing and mind r-arawdn IK cun-
diti'.n. Sold by Tbe Modern Ptiar-
m a rj.
1 two miles east of Albanr, April 2nd
! 1905.
J. P. O'Bams,
General Superintendant.
Approved,
B. A. W o rth V..TOX,
General Manager.
I f in a kind of Milieus mood,
You wish an aid to digest food,
No other pill is half so good
As IK-Witt’s L ittle Early Risers,
The famous Little PUD E AR LY RIM­
ERS cure Constipation, Sick Head­
ache, BUliousness, etc. They never
gripe or sicken, but impart early ris­
ing energy. Good for either children
or adults Bob Moore, La Fayette,
Ind . says: ‘ No use talking, DeWitts
U tile Early Risers do tlieir work. Ail
other pills I ’ve used gripe and make
sick. DeWItt’s Little Early Risers
brought the long «night relief, fney
are perfect” Sold by The Modern
Pharmacy.
I
It E A S O N A B L E
C
^
K A T E S
a T b a UA
Cottage Grove HOTEL
M rs . I. E. T hompson .
Kates per day............................. $1.00
Rtwxn ¿nd board, per week........$4.50
(I. A S. E K K
E l y ’ s C r e a m B a l m
Tima Table No. <
T o take effect April 2d, liiot).
3 and 4 Tuesday W . Bound
and Hat only
land
Daily Ex-
No 3 -N o 1
^ept Sunday.
No 3—No 4
P.X 1 A.X 1 M i
8TanoJ*«
| Elev i AJL
0 Cc .tago <irove . 671 11:10 5.16
2 :çnr;5A rr 2
710 1 0 : 4 »
»
Walden .
2 »V7 Y> 6 j.
4 W
,:<•
Currin.......
J--9.T-W «,1
770 10 :>
» rro Gordo
:t <Mw O| 7.7
Raker.......... «07 10 3.1 « 47
3:14 8:11 8 3
Dorena
,. Ml 10:.10 4 44
S:17|8:17 9 V
Rc-liROOk., .. «91 10:38 4 »
:< «88:2», 10 0|.
Gravel Pit .. yui 10:20 » .«
3.35(8:35 11 3i
Stewart....... 91» 10^)1 4 2 0
4 1«
4 » U
,
star............ 1017 9 P
tLY SOOTHERS. 56 Warren St.. N*w York 3 :«!»:«& 13 Hi Rocky
P o in t---- imo 9 : 4 5 j 4 : U
lorn 9:35 4.06
3UW|»:0R 1» «1 Re»i Bridge.
3:55 8:151« S¡ Wildwood.
.... 9:30 4:00
. n o .
Hunt’ s
End ot Track — L...
NOTICE OF F I N A L SETTLEMENT
Notice 1» hereby given, that the nn-
Subject to change without notice.
d-rsignoti, administrator of the es­ A lloatw flnl freight forwarded ^ l y At the
tate of Samuel A. Gettings, deceased Joint risk of shipper and consignee
Stage leeves Wildwood after the »rrival of
boa filed in the County lYuirt of Lane train
on Monday«, Wednesday* and Friday«
County State of Oregon, his final uc­ for RonitA and oneco. Rctnrnlng on Toe*-
s. a u'It’S'lays i___________ __
count as such administrator of said
Freight w ill not be received at the 0. *8-
estate and that Saturday tlic 24lh day
E R R. pepot after 5:00 p. m
To in«uxo
of J une, 190.'>, at the hour o f 1 o'clock forwarding
on next train; freight m ail
p. m. has !>een fixed by said Court as 2 l«iTeK S Ln * mP!e Ume 10 Permit of
the time for hearing of objections to being billed.
T h i s R e m e d y Is a S p e c i f i c ,
S u r e t o G iv e S a t i s f a c t i o n .
CIVES RELIEF A T ORCE.
It ,-lcAn«», son- h— , h‘*ol«, nail protests tiw
1 Le ased membrane. It cures Catarri, and
— v.'sawsy a C--1-1 lit t if livs-i qu,,-Wii
K< - :«,r<« the Senses o f Tasto and Smell
f.-'V to a « - . Contains no iojnri- -ns drug»
Vr-pUsd into the nostrils snd absorbed.'
targe Sixe, 50 cents at Drnt-rf-*« or by
A l : T rial Sira, 10 cents by mail.
East Bound
Round Trig far One Fare.
T b e Southern Pacific railroad has
decided to make a rate ot one fare
for the round trip from Portland to
all points in Oregon to as far south
as Ashland, for visitors from the
East to tbe Lew is and Clark E x ­
What if Costs to See the Fair.
position. to enable them to look
Visitors
at the Lewis and Clark
over western Oregon, that they may
have an opportunity to locate or in­ | Exposition will be surprised to find
bow cheaply the big fair may be
vest.
T h e tickets w ill be good for i 5 seen. Tbe expenses of a trip de­
•lays, with stop over privileges. pend largely, of course, upon the
Holders o f Exposition round trip individual who makes tbe trip. The
tickets from the east can purchase following is a conservative estimate
these
tickets this rate, it will ci tbe entire cost f o r a trip to the
depend upon tbe energy shown by Exposition and return:
Five dav visit $20.95; ten day
the community as to the number o
visit $30.95
visitors secured.
Full information can be secured said account and the settlement
A . 1» W O O D . M a n a g e r
Uiereof.
on application to this office.
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