Cottage Grove leader., June 29, 1907, Page 00, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
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ol
Ford wa* also taken
"OtUGE CROVL
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line Y ear
dix Month*«
flire ee Month*
i Mid lii idvauci but
mir rin rate »t divan per year will be char
AtU rrtiHiiiu rate* made Known on | o
%
Items of Interest In a
Condensed Form.
lVv. nut in Oregon have devoted ,c,^e*
Butler was then released from
*.n « r
energy to its upbuild-
custody.
mg and promotion as lias Col.
AS TAKEN FROM OUR EXCHANGES
ib i V. I
win elected for
the
president ot
the
‘ ill-unett
S alley Development ,
A Resume of the Week’s Local Hap-
IContinued from ti r«t page d
League,
j
CLUBBING LIST
The Cottage Grove L f \ i * i
Ad
»:i»tion for one year, for tli- pii*
opposite •
New York Tribune Fanner
Toledo Weekly B ade
Portland Weekly Or* .. n n
Portland Weekly J - anal.
Portland Semi-Week I > •lourLal
San Krauclseo Call
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San Kraiu-iseo Kxaniint r
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Sunset Magazine, San Trancisi!
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.)ut West. I «os Angeles
Town and Country Journal
Northwest Poultry .1 nma*
i
Pacific Homestead
;
ri
n
i«
penmngs of the State and County
I moment, and be it further.
Briefly Told.
i he Deadly Fireworks
Resolved: That we do hereby re-
A II i iitli anniversary of our gret that tlif* road from Drain to
Coos Bay has not l>t*eii pushed to the
nation mot
lies, the store vvin- early completion that the people of
The other day there wasn’t a ho­
dow
■ filling with displays of Oregon were led to expect, and Is* it
further,
bo in Albany.
o f fil .-••vorks, and the
Resolved: That a copy of these
A Falls City 3 -months-old calf
advertising <‘olumns of the news­ resolutions be spieud upon the min-
paper '!■•
(tin g forth the glories utes of This league find published in , dressed 350 pounds,
the public press
pi -¡‘ de t the one well supplied
Many people are building log ca­
\v ii -ni» t : iterials. Hut it will be
Whereas, the Willamette Valley bins on railroad land claims
qui. i
I l>.v items of more Development League recognize the
importance of rendering the physical
The prospect for a large yield of
o ri
le i .tii telling of the dam resources of the State available for
hops
and iruils in general is good.
necessity ot
ages I., life
limb and property development, and tfc
r
f
J
O
l i F M I I H f l up
i l t t to
O H
F ltlF IllR
opening
settlement
and use the
Dallas is handicapped by a lack
which inevitably results from the vacant lands, in every proper way.
of carpenters and other buildeis.
Fourth of July fun. As the small, uud
,
,
Vi liereas, a large body of tile lands
A Chehalem woman 91 years old
' In" carcass ninn are gath- granted by Congress in the Acts of
1
tore things,” the WW. lsr,7 ami lstj:i. lo the Oregon and has lately received her second eye-
,
, ,,
,
California Ruilrond Company inclnd- -icrkif
provn. it ia her and the lar-see- i ¡„j, therein some of the most useful o f
*
in$ m ton are laying in supplies the unoccupied lands In the State, are
John Day News: The valley is
.
, , . I withheld from the economical and in- „ „ „ „ „ „ i;__ _
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!I I - needed to dustrlal development contrary to the ! -'"n,nd,n? to tbe merry music of
brim
igether the mutilated and provisions of the law making the mowers. Alfalfa is king.
..
.. grant, winch require that the said
scattered p'-‘ ts o. the enthusiastic junds shall be sold to actual settlers
Carlton has begun to grow and
boy who dans the most iu the at a price of not to exceed #2.50 per i m ine«s is increasing \ h.isv hum
Thousands of a''n'- :" " i t r a c t s of not to exceed
1 ,n
is increasing. a busy Hum
j noisy celebration,
HKi acres to each purchaser, and
h is taken possession of the town
dollars will lie wasted, many acci
Whereas, the development of these and all liecause of the establish­
dents will happen, and much pro- lands is essential to the welfare m il ment of the targe sawmill.
I prosperity o f the State, and especlal-
1 perty wt : be n imaged :>r destroyed j [v f,r the counties in which such lands
Y es: Salem is going to pave,
ti e u
o f the dea th explosives . lie- by providing homes for the people
.
, \
uik J employment for capital nnd la- j insists the
Statesman. And the
• freely t.
lgcd
in by both yonug bor bo it
n
%
C ap ital Stock, $$ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
A SLCCESSFIL MEETING
t
5È
JSanh of (lottaoc (Svove
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SU USCII I T I ION KAT I >
Wanderlust
A Nil
A IU I
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Kntered at the Cottage (ìrov. jm > - r■*
oitU-dass matter.
SATt'ltDAY...............Il . I. ■ :
and nn indefatigable worker cor®De.r
,
,
An inquest was held in htigene
[' ’motion and develop- Sa,urdRy ttnd alter heating th . tee-
i'
capable and will >im »Uy the jury brought in a ver-
m ike good”
diet that the shooting was done in
self defense and was justifiable hotir
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BOOKLET
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BY M A IL
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IN T E R E S T O N
I am homesick for tl 1 * hill
They call me all day long
l’o hear the mimic of the su •¡uns,
I lie ptne-ti..... whispered s ( >ng.
1 am homesick for the hills
My soul longs for tile balm
O. to he there, among them,
Their solitudes nnd ¡¡dm
O, t<> be there among them
o r THE
’Neath skies so blue and I'-.ir.
Where the world oi lima seem tur
away,
And tio.l so very near!
I ntn homesick for the hills
(ireen-cla.I. with spruces tall.
Where golden mists come creeping
down.
And ptirple sliU'lo .VS Kill
And I long to sit ¡it snuset
4 per cent, on Savings Accounts
On high places that I know,
4 ••
“ “ Certificates o f Deposit
And watch the 1030 und crimson H-isli
Upon tile banks of snow
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“
Accounts Subject to Check
1 am homesick for the hill
r
tiie
few
minutes
of
Resolved:
That
we
approve
of
the
Mehatna
electric
line
is
going
to
be
Where life is full anil fn- .
i
¡
I
tile
minutes
J. T horburn R o s s ........................
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President
Where the air 1» like a draft of wine—
opening up of these lands, and en- built. And tbe $50 000 building
G eorcv ¡ ' M i l l ................................Vice President
There's wheie f fain wr.c.ihl b -l
’
together with the
dorse the action now in progress U. for Willamette University, and the
T. T. i _, o k k h a r t .......................
. . Treasurer
And my straining eyis hr ii hi \ v
¡
,
».-d tire many an ill- j enforce the terms of the grant.
My heart with Ion 'bn Mi
;
endorse
tin work of Hon. rims. J. endowment fund increased to a
J ohn E. A itchison
............................. Secretary
spared
dollar
w
ill
go
from
the
faut­
For I hear the pi* e-tiv. . . ¡11;u •
! Bonaparte, Attorney General of the
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C has . H. K o f f ................................ Asst. Treasurer
. ..rbar. lu er ° a million. And some
I am homesick for the hill
lly purse
if
OOt1 ! of it, it might
—Florence M. Cooley, in
en d u red 'bnt it is Bourne, Jr., und Congress man W. C. more motor lines, besides the one
I leulth.
2 4 0 - 2 4 4 W a s h i n g t o n St ., C o r . S e c o n d
to Portland.
1 more than money that is wasted
PORTLAND, OREGON
1 ' ' ' 1 *-v iln- invention, re-
Enterprise News-Record: Frazier
N t t the destructiveness of
It is not tho trusts alone th t
presenting the Commercial bodies of
cause the increased ei st ol Jiving the explosives, is that . t the “ fire­ Western nnd Southern Oregon, that Uraig drove fourteen head of hogs
\vc endin'-■ [I"I ¡ ii ;' live oi the pains- to market last week which weighed
that we lead and hear s ni h water ' ’ indulged in by a certain taking nnd faith Till labors ot the Ore-
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of peupl
who thiuk that to gun Railroad Commission in carrying ! °n 311 average 321 pounds. One of
about. The farmers lia' i not mi
i " musing good tim e" one into ciiect t ic |>i'ivi-u ns of the new them tipped the beam at something
cessfnlly orgiMii/.ed m t u t in
law tor the regulation of common
r
°
tin.
t
I'.cotni besotted and crazed carriers Tlieir work has gone far to over 400 pounds. A s tbe price of
their various production
\ t, lu t
PRODUCE.
¡lb ahoholii liinks. This indul- justify the wisdom of enucting such n hogs at present is 5 1 . cents a pound
it is these necessaries, < . •
mu
law for tin* protection o f the shippers
(Prices quoted are whole le.)
he received for his 14 hogs $247.17.
Occasionally persons desiring
than manufactured arti
“»uch and producers of this state.
to purcliasea Grapophone con­
20
c
Butter,
country
The
Baker
Irrigation
Company
day use, that are causing th<
clude that they can secure a low ­
Whereas, the United States govern­
1 5c
Butter, cooking
er price on a machine by inlying
ment lias passed no appropriation for has fourteen miles of ditch com­
of a poor man with a family to
:: ,J a
at Ungene, Portland, or by
25c
past ten or twelve years looking pleted over the large area of land Butter, creamery, lb
keep nearly if not quite in
n tilling to dri tti one’ s manhood in the
sending Kn-'t. Wc want to make
;.*oc
Butter fat
to the improvement of the Harbor at
those persons the following
lii; >, but to do so at a time when Coos Buy. and
which it is irrigating. A large Eggs
paco with his income. Tiie dilT i
1 7 ' c
proposition:
one
i
abnormally
roused
to
"deeds
Whereas, this harbor is capable of force of men are at work deepening Chickens
I I to 13 c
enee in the prices ot pobitoc"
Anyone laying proof before us
being
made
one
ol
the
finest
deep
sea
$4.5 o
to the effect that they or any of
Onions, cwt.
i d a tin g ," even without the wliis-
several kinds of fruits and li.rtu
harbors of the world, at the present the main reservoir so that a suffi­
their friend: have purchased or
1.
it is articularly dangerous to time linying in some parts a depth of cient body of water may be obtained Apoles, bushel, according to
now and ten years ago, as repot t
can purclm e. any type of Edi­
$ 1-25
quality
so feet, and
son, Columbia or Victor CVrnph-
• ay to the savage instincts
for even greater extension of the
in The Journal the other day, iti
Chittem bark, old
Whereas, the country tributary to
ophoiie or records ¡it any of tho
5C
b
■
lottilin
;
the
moral
and
intellec-
network
of
ditches.
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,
i ’ oos Bay grows some of the finest
above mentioned places, any
fairly startling, and figuii ^
Mohair
timber
in
tiie
world,
nnd
is
the
depos
cheaper than wc are selling the
natiti , and indulging in habits
Hides, green
poultry, eggs, butter, tn ¡i
¡d i
7C
Everything is moving along in a
it of one of the largest bodies of coal
Fame, will lie given a Grapho-
So;
Salt hides, dry
other necessaries, would
low
wbl 1 1 iU'* f° ‘I tarrels imeness and in the United States, therefore be It
phone absolutely tree. Every
way that indicates a real, lasting Potatoes
$ 3.00
agent i bound by the sameeast-
Resol veil: That this leagu e in con­
large iocresse
In a
1 ’
” 1' ,,f which no one
■
4 5.00
inm rontraet to s *11 only at the
vention assembled petition the U. S. boom in Eugene by next fall, says Cabbage, cwt
this it is not easy to un . . .
1
” safer, more government to appropriate a sum suf- the Guard which predicts that E u ­ Turnips, cwt
prices ixed by the factory and
$ t ■ 5°
any agent doing otherwise is
ivhv increase of j
1
md fully as patriotio ways licielit. to give a uniform depth to this
Carrots,
cwt
$
1.50
promptly su pended.
harbor of forty feet, and ve respect­ gene and Springfield will have a
Parsnips, cwt
$ 2.00
not «van mor* than kei
”
day.
When yon buy elsewhere you
fully ask our Representative present combined
population of 12,00 0
are simply out the express,
to lisp alt means in his power to have
increase of populate e until we h’ t ;
HAY, «R A IN , ETC
people
within
two
years,
and
that
freight or your ear fare in trans­
this appropriation made, thus giving
action.
the farmers’ reason of seal ity auc.
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Oregon another one of the deep sea they will be built so closely to­
(Retail prices are quoted)
Huy from ymir local dealer
!
harbors of the world nnd tending to a
high price oi la
• .iDER AT WENDLING
$
1.00
;
J
Wheat,
bushel
gether
by
that
time
that
they
will
who is here to stay and make
greater Oregon and a greater United
I
♦
good
all guarantee.
impossible to get men to do I , tn
Wheat
and
vetch,
chopped
States.
get over being jealous of each
ton
$ 26.00 Î
work for hire at any price. Tin.- Trouble Over a Woman— John Ford
other’s prosperity.
^T 7 0 N T m id ~N 0 VELTIES ~
Oats, bushel
Resolved: That this Convention I
fact emphasizes the neves ity m
is Shot by Mr. Butler,
.
$ 2 1 . 00 j i
Hillsboro Argus; A timber ern- Bran, ton
considers all steps taken to improve*
more owners of small farms nim.
the waterways as of paramount im­
Clean wheat. >4.op, ton
Í2S.CO i Í
M
tio
n
'o
f
sler’
who
is
estimating
timber
tor
a
portance and approves the
Oats and vetch, chopped ton $ 25.00 ; L
* •«" ,l" m on "* ”
’”
i Ford was shot and instan
the l.egwnture in appropriating Hillsboro timber dealer, while in
And it is not ye‘. to ho undors; od | ,|. | (
$ 24.00 2 .
Mixed, ton
W iliam Butler at Wend- »iUKMW t.. aid in . Muintif, the kick« t be woods the other day, heard a
$ 28.00
Shorts, ton
’
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t*:iTi:
1 ¡it
i v i ' i i i i l t’itv.
if v
I contingent
'G iit in c r p iit ;
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and
canal
at Oregon
NOTICE
whv there are not uiote ot tlmn i ling last Friday.
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upon the N atin al Congress purclms- grouse clucking to her young. He Flour, valley, cwt
$ 2 . 0 0 *
Sealed bids will he receive* J at
em a cia to keep pne. a oi
taken to Engene at log the sa... . abolmhlni the toll* o f 1
$ 2.60
was with a mountaineer at the time Flour (hard wheat, cwt
Dorena by J. H. Kirk unti’ i the
tatoes and poultry nude ¡¡s down
,.t „...,1
* 1 , ■ cnst.nlv o f 1 •’** ‘Tuts perMon. mat forever maintain
Rolled
barley,
per
751b
sack
This and asked as to the sources of the
nut
,
noise. The mountaineer told him Rolled barley, standard, s„ck $t.oò ! of'ï e w school'houlo.°'A b o ï ï o f “ 8
Hay, baled, ton
$ 13.00
of cost of building should -accom­
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this direction, or of a | ernmnent and ili* di' in tiie elbow.
I.IVK
stock
m
a
r
k
e
t
.
i Seun tors and Congressmen use their Just then a bluejay made a swirl
pany cacli bid. For plan aivd speci-
decline ol prie * d bit • pr<niuctv
secure thè appi-o­
2 ; 4 llcation of said house call on or ad-
Cows
It
bat thè tri)tibie wns titimwt emleavor
ri urne wns priation nexlcil to Insure Mie earllent through the brush and Mr. Timber
and garden truck.— Portland Jout-
4 c dress J. H. Kirk, Dorena, Oregon.
1 rd wlio obt.iined a cunpletlou uf tliis projeet.
We also Cruiser started to climb a tree that Sheep
6 to ve i
Veal, dressed
nal.
I: ’ : 11 her Imsband a *hort <y* 'heco-operatloii of our nntlona)
alvo
Hogs dressed
ilelegjition and thè engineering di*- was six feet in diameter.
For Sale.
" IS present at thè partment of thè Keilernl governiuent
atïu
At
a
special
meeting
of
the
city
"
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tool-
¡t’
ace
in
a
ra
il-,
In
securlng
estimate*
for
thè
linprove-
4\ by is it that nhmit th
< ¡
j Surface sidewalk lumber cut
r
1 4 c 1
O h l'tlier man ivas in mctit. nnd appropriationH to cairy couucii last night the proposed or­
Home-Made Catarrh Cure.
* leugth S il. Better grade $18
yoar wo find so uriti , tu
I v e t i > leu t , a . ti.i.T hpe,.'
|them into effect. for our navifable
Brown Lumber C o s mill Cotta
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riversam i thè spletvlid barbors un dinance to bond the city in the sum
and young ladies
iu.lu.itm •
Auy one can mix right at home the
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«‘ lei ittd « H
our cosata, est»* In y thoae hnrhors o $350,000 for the construction of best remedy of its kind known. The Grove. Oregon.
thè varioua institutiona ol .e h 11 . ,
| |
m thè e rly part lui v 1 ng raili d f-r ili: ¡1 -, or to whieli
name “ Cyclone" is given to the fol­
a municipal waterworks and more low ing prescription, it Is supposed,
■t last w ek
1 - a: to W endling railromls are bulhllng.
than there is of the masculin
Attention Horsemen.
liecause
of Its promptness in driving
on
l’ui
l
iy.
Ford
wns
iti
Eugetie
sewers was passed and the time for
tier? Is it because the hoi
1
t
ra
' < ; 1 week and on Ih il rad a*
Re-alvei llmt t'ii* Convention voting on the question of w hether from tin* blood tin i system every ves­
1
he
Leader
Job office has jus'
work? Hardly, for we inn .« ■ ti"
tige of catarrhal poison, relieving;
- drirkiti
ni ! is reported to
t ; it l’t ■' viti. t d. l. .! ’. Ha-
1
bought
evernl
new horse cuts anc
tins
foul
and
dread
disease,
no
nint-
or
not
tiie
bonds
shall
be
issued
was
,
ter.
its
tluvnUs
and
anpreei
iti
ai
for
any day sitting mound on 1 * :i
ter where located. T o prepare the is prepared to print horse bills a
■ -citties tnat he was hi* imt'nn_* ! • ms and great Work In
set
for
the
second
day
of
Septem-
or some other hands
mixture: Get from nnv good phar­
■ng tn Wendling to attenti to a thè interest* , f thè Willamette Vnlley
macy one-lialf ounce Fluid Extract J vei\ reasonable prices* Horsemei
ter li • limi to finish up thero.
Dovelopment I.eague and thè Sta iif ber. — Register.
peanuts or whittliiu' m l ti.
will o well to call before placinf
Dandelion, one ounce Compound Km
ridai rtiortiiug Ford went to 1 1 >r,’8,,n'
the ah Ms and sli.iviti
mi
-id-
Mrs Nettie Callahan Smith, for- gon and three ounces Compound their order elsewhere.
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Hing
on
the
train
and
as
i
t
1
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,
,
_
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,
Syrup S.-irsapai ilia. Shake well and
walk, chewing tobi
,
k
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Ili.it the Wiliam- te merly a lestdi-nt ol Corvallis and use in tenspoonful dose- after each
doing other manly t ) ti,t
Albany, commitMd -uicdc at h w meal and at bedtime.
W A N T E D —Experienced bridge
This is a harmless, inexp-n-lvo
making remarks about (>• , i
:,o a day, also labor­
had taken Oi vt
thank
r the man] .....
home In Sacram nto last week by mixture, which has. ¡1 peculiar action carpenters,
ers $2,50 a day. Address I*. V.
are passing along the stum
-hooting benelf throach tka h.art upon the eliminativi* tisanes of the I
assisting : !iem to filter and Cooper, T.lack Butte, Oregon. 13-3t
ing to their busine - affair
w .
m , w t ■ kidneys,
‘train (ioni the blood nnd system nil
tti
w
a
revolver
and
com-
I
enou
many other things ns bid
TI
1
at the man. But
Notice to Creditors.
temporary ...sanity brought on by catarrhal poisons, which, if not ornd- - E you can t afford to buy a house
iiieni
leu ted. are absorlied by the mucous
condition of society is on ■
T -ml t
tiie Hid the second
tlle •Si*n Francisco earthquake ot membrane, anil an o|«-n sore or ca­ and lot, seem ■ n lot before they get
reaa.iiis why we must liavt
lii-* revolver passed
AU r er;oils knowing themselves which she was a victim.
tarrh is 1 lu* result.
too high. Hinds ha. some good
Prepare some and try it, as it i- ones.
1
h irt killing him indebted to the late firm of Welch
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tiaries, reform school 1 tc. — ,
tf
the prescription of an eminent cn-
A Wood* ire requested lo settle by
Headache nnd constipation dlsap- tnrrn specialist o f national reputa-1
GroTe Times.
4\ A N T E D — At this office, clean
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'kt' July 1 -,
\:: f tii it lime the ac- pear when P.-ule - l ittle U n r Tills tlon.
In the selection of Mr. F H
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ei tin peace and counts wit be put in the hands o f i i»r*, w«w* They keep the system clean
cotton rag- lor which we will pay
■ le « a * taken t
.
the stomach sweet. Taken occosion-
FOR SALE
Rosenlierg of thi- ciU . 1 * it- * u lCt- ;< - together with
2 .“ cents a pound.
Mrs. Ford
atiorney tor collection.
ally they keep you well. They are
tary the Willamette Valley 1 mvel
in I 1 n J- (Trie* who was in the
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A Jersey cow. Enquire of John
for the entire family.
Sold by New
Patronize th- L ader’s ad ver*
oprnent League made a tv sc *
...r when the shooting commenced . 1
ihe Leader leads— never follows I E ia Drug Store.
Edmonds, Saginaw, Ore,
tf
SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS
SAVINGS
BANK
Citlr (£>uarantrc Crust
Company
Pays
MARKET REPORT.
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