Eugene weekly guard., April 23, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

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THE EUGENE WEEKLY GCAK». THI RSDAY, APRIL
1«
II*»«
. What Shall We Have for Dessert?
summons .
Try JELL-O, the dainty appetizing
In the Circuit Court of th* State or
eioiiomical dessert. Can be prepared
Oregon for the County of Latie.
Instantly—simply add boiling waler
J. J. Walton, Plaintiff vs. George 1
and serve when cool. Flavored fust
Moore, Defendant.
right; sweetened just right; perfect
To George L. Moore, def ndant:
In every way.
A 10c package makes
In the name of the State of O
enough dessert for a large family All
gon: You are hereby requir'd to :
pear and answer the Ci
complaint fl ll grocers sell it. Don't accept substi­
against you Yn the above
-ntit d tute». JELL-O complies with all
Pure Food Laws. 7 flavors: —Lemon,
suit within six weeks from the d
Orange,
Raspberry,
Strawberry.
of the first publication of this su
The extensive Improvements to the
Chocolate, Cherry. Peach.
mens; and if you so fall to answ
Pacific States Telephone Company's
for want thereof the Plaintiff will
system In Eugene, as mentioned ex­
take judgment anil d-cree
against
clusively by The Guard a short time
N4»TI<
Fl
FOR
PUBI.K
ATI44N.
you as prayed for in the complaint
ago, the company having set aside
United
States
Land
Office,
Roseburg.
herein, t.o-wlt; that title be quieted
120,000 for the work here this year,
Oregon,
March
23,
1908.
In the plaintiff to the lots three ami
have begun.
A force of men is at
in
Notice
1»
hereby
given
that
four and east half of southwest quar­
work digging trenches in the alleys
of
compliance
with
the
provision»
ter of Section thirty In Township
fur the underground conduits for the
Sixteen South, Range Six West, Will. th- act of Congress of June 3, 1878, tel-phone wires in'the business sec­
entitled.
"An
act
for
the
sale
of
tim
­
Mer. In l-ane County, Oregon
tion of the city.
A carload of the
And that you be decreed to have ber lands In the States of California. conduits arrived from Portland yes­
Oregon,
Nevada,
and
Washington
no interest or estate th rein.
terday and were hauled down town
to all the this morning They are wooden pipes
This summons Is served by publi­ Territory,” as extended
cation thereof once each week f r six Public Land States by act oi Aug- ai>out six inches in diameter anil are
aui-cesslve weeks
in
the Eugene u-t 4. 1892. Ralph C, Oglesby of Eu­ chemically treated so they will last
Weekly Guard by virtue of an order geni , County of Lan-. Stat«- of Ore­ well beneath the ground. From now
made In the above entitled cause on gon, did on August 27, 1907, file In on the company will maintain a large
the 18th day of March, 1908 by the this office his sworn statement No. force of men making the improve­
Hon. L. T. Harris, Judge of the said 9151, for the purchase of the N 1-2 ments mapped out for the summer.
of SE 1-4 of Section No. 8, In Town­
Court, done in open Court
WALTON * NESS.
ship No. 16 south. Range No. 4, East
Attys, for Plff.
W. M.. and will offer proof to show
Date of first publication of this that the land sought is more valuable
summons Is March 26, 1908.
for its timber or stone than for agri-
cultural purposes, and to establish!
NOTICE FOR I’l lil.K A114)8.
United States Land Office, Roseburg, his claim to said land before W. W.
Calkin», U. S. Commissioner, at hit
Oregon, March 18, 1908.
in office in Eug'-ne. Oregon, on Wed-
Notice is hereby given
that
of ne.yilay, the 17th of Jun< 1908.
compliance with the provisions
Carl V.
He names as witness*
the an of Congress of June 3. 1878,
entitled. "An act for the «ale of tim- Oglesby of Eug-ne, Oregon; William
Oregon;
Eugene,
her lands In the States of California, T. Brabham of
Washington John T. Brabham of Eugene, Ore­
Oregon, Nevada, and
to all the gon; William S. Benner of Eugene,
Territory,” as extended
No considerable falling off of the
Public l.and States by act of Aug- Oregon
Any and all persona claiming ad­ colonist movement from last year's
ust 4, 1892, Carrie E. Prosser of
lan Is figure« Is shown In the reports of the
Eugene. County of Lane,
State i of versely the above-described
last week or two from the Union aP-
Oregon, did on June 20, 1907, file are requested to file th-l
the
clflc am! Oregon Railroad & Naviga­
in this office her sworn statement No. this office on or before
17th day of .lune, 1908.
tion Company agents.
While the
9025, for the purchase of the Lot
1
BENJAMIN L.
expected increase did not materialize,
number One (being NE 1-4 of NE
•< •
dm- to the effect of last fall’s finan­
1-4) of Section No. 2, in Township
cial
stringency,
there
is
still
an
en
­
No. 19, south, Range No. 7. West, W
Notice for Publication.
X >
couraging activity in colonist travel
.M, and will offer proof to
show
United States Land Office,
to the Pacific Northwest. The record
that the land sought Is more val­
Roseburg, Or., Feb. 11, 1908.
for the week ending Aiirll 15 showed
uable for its timber or stone than for
Notice is hereby given that in com­ 890 homeseekers coming
through
agricultural purposes, and to estab­
lish her claim to said land before W. pliance with the provisions of the Huntington on colonist tickets.
While this appears to be a heavy
W. Calkins, U. 8, Commissioner, at act of congress of June 3, 1878, enti­
his office In Eugene, Oregon, on Fri­ tled "An act far the salt- of timber falling off when compared with last
lands
in
the
States
of
California,
Or
­
♦
year's figures for the same week, it
day. the 5th of June, 1908.
♦
She names as witnesses: Clarence egon, Nevada and Washington Terri­ is given a more encouraging color
♦
tory,"
as
extended
to
all
public
land
♦
when it Is seen that of the week’s
F.
Kennedy of Crow. Oregon; H
states by act of August 4, 1892, business only 14 were destined to
♦
Crenshaw of Panther. Oregon; F. L.
Crenshaw of Panther, Oregon; W. O. Charles W. Scott, of Eugene, county points north of Portland, while of
of Lane, state of Oregon, has filed last year's 1147 colonist passengers
Prosser of Eugene, Oregon.
Any and al) persons claiming ad­ In this office his sworn statement coming through the Huntington gat »-
versely the above described
lands No. 6676 for the purchase of the SE way during that week 375 were
are requested to file their claims in >4 SE>4. Section 15, E>4 NE >4 . Sec­ bound for points north of Portland.
i 'Flush Times in Mississippi.’ A case
this office on or before
the said tion 22. and SW *4 NW% of Section The difference In the total coming to
No. 23. in Township No. 18 S., Range Oregon points makes the average for
was being tried in one of the back-
5th day of June, 1908.
No. 9 W., W. M., and will offer proof Portland nearly equal to that of !«st
woods counties. The evidence began
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
to
show
that
the
land
sought
is
more
; piling up for the plaintiff and he
year.
Register. 1
valuable for its timber or stone than
Of the total for the week a decided
| thought it looked like a sure case, un-
NOTH E Hilt PI 'IILICVITON.
for agricultural purposes, and to es­ gain was shown in the number of pas­
I til the court announced. ‘Gentlemen
United State» l.and Office, Roseburg, tablish his claim to Hald land before
senger» to some points in Oregon
'of the jury. I must instruct you to
Oregon, March 20. 1908.
W. W. Cnlklns. U. 8. Commissioner,
disregard the evidence and return a
Notice Is hereby given that In com- I at his office at Eugene. Oregon, on Astoria got 15 instead of last year's
3; points south of Portland secured
verdict for the defendant.' The
pllance with the provisions of the act Friday, the 22d day of June, 1908.
15(1, as against 69; Hood River got
plaintiff turned away his head and
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entit­
He names as witnesses: ' Ralph 11 Instead of 8; The Dalles got 20 as
exclaimed 'Oh, hell!'
led “An act fur the sale of timber Hunt, of Eugene, Oregon; Merritt B
Blames the Democrats. -
lands In the States of California. Ore­ Huntley, of Eugene, Oregon; Fred compared to 6 for the week last year'
Modesto, Cal., April 20.—District
Concord, N. H., April 20.—The Re­
Washington, April 20.—-When ask­
“But. seriously, my defeat was
gon, Nevada and Washington Terri­ Fisk, of Eugene, Oregon; Horace 11. Baker City got 21, a gain of four
to ed if he had unything to say regard­ undoubtedly brought about by the Attorney Langdon, of San Francisco, publican state convention for the se­
over
a
year
ago;
there
were
23
tory,” as extended to all the Public Fisk, of Mapleton, Oregon
and
.Mrs.
Myrtle
McHenry,
the
weal
­
Walla Walla and 1 1 to Lewistou.
Democrats, as I have said before.
La ml States by net of August 4, 1892.
lection of delegates at large to the
ing the result of the Oregon primary
Any anil all persons claiming ad­
They registered in large numbers as thy widow of the late Oramil Mc­ Republican national convention vu
Emily J. Damltio of Aberdeen, Coun­ versely the above described lands are
elections, Senator Bourne said:
Henry. were quietly married here to-
Republicans
and
voted
for
Cake.
The
ty of Chehnlls, State of Washington, requested to file their claims in this
held here today. The platform re­
“Yes; I am deeply gratified, al­ majority of the Republicans of thlsl
did on July 19, 1907, file In this of­ office <>n or before said 22d day of
news allegiance to the principles of
state
were
undoubtedly
iu
favor
of
though
in
no
manner
surprised,
at
fice her sworn statement No 9090 .lune, 1*08.
the Republican party, and while rec­
There should be a
the overwhelming
victory
which my candidacy.
for the purchase of the Lot 7 of Sec­
ognizing that existing tariff schedule*
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
I
law
passed
requiring
first
that
all
tion No. 6, In Township No. 18. south.
should be readjusted to current eot-
Statement No. 1 advocates have won those voting at the primaries shall
Register.
Range No. 6. West W M. and will
dltions, emphatic opposition is de
in Oregon. I trust its opponents will take affidavit that they are bona fide
offer proof to show that the land
dared to tariff tinkering by piece­
realize that the principe has come members of the party under which
NOTICE FOB PI Bl.lt ATIOV
Portland,
April
20.
A
double
safe
■ought is ore valuable for Its timber United States Land Office. Roseburg,
meal. It urges the restoration of the
to »stay.
1 did my utmost to assist
I cracking was successfully carried out the enforcement of that principle. 1 they register, and second, they should
or stone than for agricultural pur I
American flag to the ocean carryinp
Oregon, March 2t, 1908.
be
compelled
to
prove
that
they
had
here
early
this
morning
in
which
purposes, and to establish her claim
trade, and generous pension legisli-
Notice Is hereby given
that In
took no hand whatever in the contest, candidates at the last election.”
Jewelry
and
ostrich
plumes
to
the
said land before W. W. Calkins, U. compliance with tht- provisions
tlon for army and navy veterans
of
When asked as to Mr. Cake's
The for reasons stated in siy interview,
8. Commissioner, at his office In Ku th« act of Congress of June 3, 1 878, value of 31500 were secured.
On the question of instructions tl»
given your own and other Portland chances for election, Senator Fulton
robbery
In
practically
every
detail,
gene, Oregon. Tuesday, the 9th day entitled, "An act for the sale of tim­
platform asserts that the real inter­
dailies some weeks ago. Senator Ful­ said:
state
the
police
was
the
same
as
the
of June, 1908.
ests of the presidential candidate »
ber lands In the States of California.
ton's and my own relations have been,
“Mr. Cake most certainly will be
Lundy jewelry robbery ill San Fran­
She names a» witnesses: W. B Oregon, Nevada,
be nominated will he best served
Washington
and
to me at least, extremely pleasant, elected, This is a Republican state
cisco
ten
days
ago.
The
police
believe
Smith of Elmira. Oregon: 1. S Day Territory," as extended
without specific or implied instrod
and friendly, and I trust will con- and Republicans will vote for the Re­
to all the the same gang did the work.
of Ivison, Oregon; A Warden of Iv- Public Land States by act of Aug-
tion in the form of resolutions or
tinue so.
I hope and expect that publican candidate. This talk about
Most of the loot was taken from
ison, Oregon; (1. E Huntley of Ab­ list 4. 1892, Ellen L. Clark of Kn­
preference in this convention.
Senator Cake's relations and my own Governor Chamberlain's securing the i
the
office
of
C.
H.
Market!
&
Com
­
erdeen, Washington
A resolution endorsing Taft for
will be equally pleasant."
gene, County ot Lane, State of Ore-
senatorship is all bosh
Any and all persons claiming ad gon. did, on August IK, 1907, file pany. The safe was broken Into and
president was tallied by a rising voted
Senator Bourne Joined with Rep-
as
In
the
Case
of
th
■
San
Francisco
versely the above described lands are In tills office her sworn statement
only 25 delegates out of 763 roti<
resentatlves Hawley and Ellis today
requested to file their claims In this No. 9132. for the purchase of the robbery no explosives were used. The in recommending the appointment of
for the resolution.
other
robbery
occurred
at
the
Ault-
bftlce on or before said 9th day of S 1-2 of SE 1-4 of Section No. 24. In
Wllllans II.
Leitner postmaster at
man
Taylor
Machinery
Company's
June, 1908.
Township, No. 17 south. Range No. office
Here the robber« made three Huntington. Bourne «as host at din­
BENJAMIN I.. EDDY.
The General Land Office at Wash­
7 West, W. M., and will offer proof bad starts at drilling, but at the ner last evening, hi» gueits being
Register
to show that the land sought is more fourth attempt forced a half Inch drill Senators Aldrich. Henienwsy, Curtis ington, D. C., recently rendered a de­
cision in the case of Mendenhall vs.
NOTH Fl FOR
I’t III l< I I 14 »X
valuable for ita timber or atone through to the tumblers. Then with and Secretary Metcalf
Taylor, which is of considerable In­
United States Land Office, Roseburg. | than
agricultural
purposes, the aid of a punch and sledge ham­
for
I
terest to parties holding homestead
Oregon, March 23, 1908
to
establish
her
claim mer the lock was wrenched and the
and
claims.
Notice 1» hereby given
that
in I to
land
before
W
W. safe door torn open.
ah id
Waldo Taylor of Silver Lake, Ore­
compliance with the provisions of | Calkins, U. S Commissioner, at his
Salem. Or., April 20.—A big led
Senator Toni Kay will probably gon, placed a homestead filing on a
the act of Congress of June 3. 1878, | office in Eugene. Oregon, on Satur-
battle in the J. Thoburn Ros* ’1*
ratify the people's choice k>r United piece of timbered land in 1903 The
entitled. "An act for the sale of tim­ day. the 13th day of June, 190k.
will begin at 9 o’cloik tomorro»
States senator whether he be Republi­ 160 acres would cut perhaps 3,000,-
She names as witnesses:
George
ber lands In the States of California, |
morning, when District Attorarr
000
feet
or
more
of
merchantable
can
or
Democrat,
says
the
Salem
Oregon, Nevada.
and
Washington H Hale of Hale,
Hale.
Oregon; Daniel
Manning will offer the first nt W
w. H. LANGDON.
Journal. This will help give the State­ yellow pine lumber. He built a cab­
Territory," a» extended
to all the Clark. Clark I’. Devereaux, and Mer­
testinmny in support of the
Crated with respondency because ment No. 1 faction in the next legis­ in on the place and in a technical
Public Land State» by act of Aug­ ritt Devereaux, all of Eugene, Ore­
that Ross and his a - " l«t<* in
he had been jilted by his betrothed, lature the additions! supporters nec­ sense complied with the homestead
ust 4, 189!, Selah W li Haynes of I gon.
Tbe ceremony was performed Title Guarantee & Trust Com?«M
Custer Dinwiddle, of Gold Hill, yes­ essary to be able to name the people's law
About
a
year
ago
W.
W.
Men
­
Eugene. County of Lane, State of |
Any and all persons claiming ad­
by Rev lather Otis, of San Francis­ converted to their own u*e '
terday morning at 2:15 sent the choice to be United States senator
denhall of Klamath Falls. Ore . filed co.
Oregon, did, on September 3. 19O7< versely the above described lands
The bridal party left for the 3288.000 of state school funds -
charge of a shotgun crashing through
a
contest,
alleging
abandonment
of
Senator
Kay
also
believes
that
Ho
­
file in this office his sworn atatetimut are requested to file their claims In
south.
afternoon a jury was secured »ad .
his head while lying tn bed beside ney's recent speeches were responsi­ land and noncultivation. The regis­
No 9155, for the purchtuie of the this office on or before the
»aid
opening statements made by the •’
his sleeping brother, Willard Dinwid­ ble for the defeat of Fultos in Mar­ trar and receiver of land office at
PILESt
rnjDB.
PILES!
..
,
'
SW 1-4 SW 1-4 of Section No 3. In 1 3th dm of June, t 90s
yers. Then court ad’>urned nob. •
dle. at hts home four and a half miles lon county.
Speaking to a Journal Lakeview Oregon, held antagonistic
Township No. 20 south. Range No
BENJAMIN L. KDDY.
Williams ladlan
Pile ointment morrow morning, wh -n the a *>
east of Mt Angel
opinions,
the
former
deciding
for
the
reporter
Sunday
morning.
Senator
9 weal W M., and will offer proof
Register.
Drawing the gun up under the cor­ Kay stated:
plaintiff, the latter for the defend­ will cure blind, bleeding and itching tion of evidence will begin.
to show that the land sought Is more
The Jury as aci
I
I
ers along side of him, he placed the
“I believe that Fulton would have ant The General Land Office, on ap­ piles
It absorbs the tumors, allays
valuable for Ita timber or atone than
muisle against the upper part of the received a majority in hU county peal sustained the registrar, and the
of Jacob Staiger. F 1’
for agricultural purposes, aud to es­
Itching
at
once,
acts
as
a
poultice,
R. Riches. H. A Siegmund.
chin and pulled the trigger with his but for the speeches of Francis J. decision clearly stated that the home-
NOTICE F'OR PI BI.ICATION,
tablish his claim to said land be­
Williams’ In­ Brown. Joseph Kirsch. C. I •*
United States t-and Office, Roseburg, thumb or finger, the charge going Heney. 1 cannot say by Just what ma­ steader must make substantial Im­ gives instant relief.
fore W W Calkin», U. S Commls-
up through the head and coming out jority would have won. as in any provements. must establish a resi­ dian Pile Ointment is prepared for J. F. Short, P L. Kennedy.
Oregon. March 30, 1908
aionsr, at his office In Eugene. Ore-'
Notice is hereby given that In com­ of the right temple and lodging In the event the result would Iwve been dence and maintain the same, must piles and Itching of the private parts. Forbes. Otto Myers and
gon. on Thursday tlM 18th day of1
These men are all fru® *
pliance with the provisions of the act opposite wall and door, spattering close.
cultivate the land, not an acre or two Sold by Linn Drug Co,, by mail 50c berly.
June. 1908
precincts, none from 3».
the wall and door with blood and
of
Congress
of
June
3.
1878,
entit
­
"I
would
Support
Caks
if
he
re
­
country
but
a
considerable
acreage,
and
must
He names ■» witnesses:
Dave
Williams Mfg
Co
Besides the two brothers, ceives the popular vote In the June be able to prove when it comes to a •nd 3100.
led "An act for the sale of timber brains
Murphy. Hal E Wood and Marvin L.
props.,
Cleveland,
a
lands In the States of California Ore­ Mrs. Willard Dinwiddle and a ladv election snd would probably vote for contest that the land has been the
Ilamniltt, all of
Eugene, Oregon;
gon. Nevada and Washington Terri­ friend were In the room
Chamberlain were he to receive the entryman's home, permanently, not
Warren C Smith of Crow, Oregon
Startled out of their slumbers by people's choice.
tory." as extended to ail the Public
occasionally, if he desires to make
Any and all persons claiming ad­
1-and States by act of August 4. 1883, the shot, the women screamed, and
As to this, however. 1 am not ful­ sure of his claim.
**♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
versely the above described lands
flepsey A. Watt» of Eugene, County to add to the confusion it was some ly decided.
I believe a great many
In view of th- fact that the law Is
are requested to file their claims In
find a Democrats registered as Republicans so strict regarding homesteads many ♦ BELIE GOES
of Lane. State of Oregon, did on Julv time before Willard could
this office on or before the said
22. 1907, file In this officer
her match to light the lamp which stood and voted against Fulton and for of the entrymen who filed home­ ♦
TO MEET ANNA
18th day of June. 1908
»worn statement No 9091 for the on an adjoining chair. But it needed Cake, especially in the clths "
steads last fall, when the large area ♦
BENJAMIN U EDDY,
purchase of the N 1-2 of NE 1-4. no light to show what had happened
of timber land was restored to set­ ♦ u u’r«’ April 21.—Prince
Winnipeg. Apr!
Register.
8W I t of NE 1-4 and l ot 4 of Sec­ The gurgling of the blixwl from th •
tlement and entry, are relinquishing ♦ Helle de Sagan gave an inter-
Canadian Pacific
1». gaping wound in the throat of th» SEX A TOR H I.TtiX
tion No 18, In Township No
their homestead entries and imn ■d- ♦ vew tn th- Journal before he
nn open »hop noi
T AKES DEF't AT F ASA lately placing timber and stone
south. Range No. 8, West W i. M and suicide told the terror-stricken tri »
He admit-
11- ♦ left tor Naples
shops from Fort W
that a terrible tragedy had been en
♦ 'ed he «»» going to Italy to
Ings on the same.
will offer proof to show that the
Vancouver, the <
.Senator Fulton arrived it Portland
Salem Statesman
♦ meet Madam Anna Gould.but
sought Is more valuable for Its tim- acted
ing four thousan
I last night from Astoria and will leave
♦ refused to give an intimation
ber or stone than for agricultural
the same time th
tomorrow morning for Washington ♦
Plenty «it Tn«»i»le.
PCMMMI, and to establish her claim
♦
of
the
tim
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
from Fort WllUat
or place of their
•to see what can be done to save the
to Mikl land before W W. Calkins. Is caused by stagnation ol tne
♦ marriage e saying:
al have abrogated
RrONrN HEAVE DBOPT4
I Fulton amendment to the .nterstate
I* S CommlMifoner.
bin office in and bowels
To get rid of ll
FASTER OFFERING
"The ful lure is in the bands
meat with the
commerce law. which Is n.w
XT 4.R It I < III |;(
»irrne. Oreiron. on
Tuesday, the headache and biliousness am
of God."
paratory to
• Greatrst known remedy lo» bvasrs
hands of Senator Elkins a
poison that brings jaundice, tak
iSHh day of June.
shopmen in a
frereirof the senate com
•
H.gbUnd, Or., IX«. JI. 1902.
King's New Lit
, the re
She n a tn «» a an wit n«‘«eefl
W1
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
fight the open
terstate commerce, says
•
This is to certify that 1 gave mi
'
!
purifiers
work w!
•
marr < mw bottle ol “Stoov'i Haavs
ournal
Hinkson ol
■ r Indlng
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
•
IXo®»" and cured her oi heave*.
"Have you anything
Porter of
K nvkenda
£
Thia was last winter and »tie has
tie prin rr election
<). Watt« <
if Y«»r KNFW
not been aflected since G Wallace
Any and
The merit« of tbs
J
I F.S.C. S TONE. Saletn. Or.
you would nt
Foe sale by all dmggists-
quested t
c
bladder or rl
bottle (two n
J
190
O. J Hull
A C. de
PHONE SYSTEM
IMPROVEMENTS
HAVE
Som et King New
A Buggy especially safe for women and ch’ldren. Will turn clear around
If your horse gets
in 16-foot space. Do you realize what this means
scared at the street car you can turn in 16 feet without tipping Accidents
reduced to a minimum when
HOMESEEKEHS GOME
TO OREGON STEADILY
The Short Turn Buggy
comes into general use which will be in a short time
We have a full stock in the latest styles and finishes.
s
H
We are Leaders in New Departures
♦ ♦
♦
:
Chambers Hardware Co
SOLE AGENTS
BOURNE PLEASED
WITH RESULT OF
OREGON PRIMARIES
DISTRICT ATTORNEY NEW HAMPSHIRE
LANGDON MARRIES TABLES EFFORT TO
MODESTO WIDOW
ENDORSE TAFT
BIG ROBBERY OCCURS
IN PORTLAND
JURY CHOSEN
TO TRY BARKERS
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