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BEND, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 3,
VOL. 1.
Echoes Along the Deschutes.
TIM UKR LAND NOTH'K,
RKlUVKRTISF.aK.NT.
I'niti"! Stnt»- I.Mii'iiiffit «-, J.nUi*vu-w . f>rvir«'N,
iii t. 17, ltHi- N'u'.ii «• i- heivliy givfii that ill
• (imiiliHiii f \\ i 111 llu |irovi»iiM»K of ilu- m t hi
June 1ST», entitle*!. -An mi iur iIn- .-all' **i
timber I hih U in tilt* Muir* ni l aliiiiriiiu, "rc-
jrnn. N cvki I ii i ml \Vii*liiiiKl<n» Territory,” n*
i\leli*W-<l III all tin- |,ilMU* lull«» Mule« l>yart m
August l. 1 H‘FJ. Ihr inllimillK ininift I utm 'II»
Imvi- liltul in ilii« . iff llu-ir swum
►
iHli-iuenU, to-wit:
'
Ague* Ilarri*
nf I’ r u ie v lllc . r o i i n i y o f I'riMik, slate nf O r e g o n ,
►worn siati'iiifu t N«»* W* >"r l ! *»‘ purrhit>e o f
t)u* lit*1» #*•*♦ tl. 1 1 * 29 >. r 10 e . w. m.
\Y I / m t h a n Ha rris
Dick Yamlevert ami wife spent
New Year’s in Bend.
About
Irrigation.
t aci* l,i foro o p c r n t io n s eoniiuenei
But mi thè «>th«-r b a n d , just
r, \«-* » is 1 1 uè o f ilu*
T h e M o m O b se r v e r in eoninn-ut-
Miss Marshall was over from
Powell Buttes Wednesday to at
tend the dance New Year’s eve
; given by Mr. and Mrs. W. 11.
Slants.
January 7th.
A new butcher shop will
be o-
TIMBER L A N D NOTICE.
u ;: a
ITM3 ER L A N D N OTICE.
K.: \ OVKKTI *KM ,:XT.
Tinted *t..ti-s Ijr.nl • >ttiiv. 1 .¡iki-view.
< ir,‘«_'ii*i, *' •1. 17, long :— X* »tii*i* is ln*r«*-
by given tha' in »*,in 11>1 isi:i«-f with tin*
provisions nf tlm lift "I .11in*- 3, ISiS. en
titled, ** A li act for tin* sale of tinilicr
lands in the states of California. Ore-
iioii, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory.” as extended to all the public
land stat •* bv aet of August 4. IX! 12. the
following |iersons have tl.is day tiled in
tbis office their sworn statements, to-
wit :
Kva I •oa k
of I’ rinevide. county of Crook, state of
Oregon, »worn statement No. 470. for
the purchase of the lot* .4. 20. 21. 22, see
(>. tp 2-'i s. r 11 e w in.
Marie Spinning
of I’ rinevill *. count’ of Cri»>k. state oi
Oregon. »w iru statement No. »174. for
the purchase of the nw :4 sec Is. tl> 2'> s.
r 13 e >v ni.
.1. Frank Spinning
o f Prineville. cuuiitv of Crook, state of
Oreituii.sw-.ru statement No. ti73. tor
the jui -elias • of the «\v>4 see IS. tp 2*. s.
r 13 e w in.
That they will offer prisif to show
that the land «might is more valnahle
for its timls.r <>r stone than for agri
cultural ptirjH>ses. alid to »•stahlish tlieir
claim to * lid laud lief *re A. i . Palmer,
I . S. Cieuniissioner at Prineville. <»r.-
Kon.on satupliiy. the 21st day of Feb.,
131)3.
They name a« witness«**: Thomas
II. Watki.is. Fr.ui-i-. •«. Pevii e. of Al*
ls.m y.or.- .o .i : !• > ..il » F. -tefTa. Wil’ ia-i
H. |(r,ok, o He.ul «•ream; I'arker
!>oak. Marie spi mina. J. Frank spin
ning, ol Prineville, i )i» ii<>li.
Any and all |»>r»»ti« < iai nln* a iter-* -
ly the aisive-«ies.-ril>e-l lands are re
quested to n'e their cUiims in this «slice
«»li or ls**ore «aid 21»t day of l e b .. 1 "d .
K. M. B u n . « » , H«*ftister.
Butti
and
it
i
A ei -orili ng t o till
w h a te v e r in the d a tm igin g p r o c e e d villini, unities.
t.
this
«•ompany
is at a ti
ings o f th e o p p o n e n t s to irrigation pn-siden
in the
Deselm tes
know
t ’u at
N’ alh y.
w h en
th e
They
irrigation
p r o je c ts u n d e r the C a r e y
•hutes will lM-eome p o p u lo u s :
Bend w ill I'e
facilities
n
for
tliey and th eir
c i t y w ith
husii.ess.
flocks
i n * .
n:.d
at !
!> v k i : t i s ;: mi -: x t .
t’ nited States Land Ottice. I. ikeview
Oregon. Oet. IS. 11IU2: — Notice is la-re
bv given that in compliance w itb the pro
visions of the act of June 3, l s 7S, en
titled “ An aet for the sale of timber
lauds in the states of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
as extended to all the public land states
by act of August 4. 1SD2. the following
persons have this day tiled in this oiliee
their sworn statements. tn-\ut ;
America I. Boone
of Prineville. county of Crook, state «if
Oregon, sworn statement No. 412, for
the purchase of the mi ' 4 m - c 33. tp 24 s.
r !» e w in.
Lizzie K. Ilvde
of Prineville. county of Ctook. state of
Oregon, sworn statement No. 47>4. for
the purchase of tic- “ «« ‘ 4 lie' 4 . n L, se‘ 4,
sw *4 se ' 4 see 13, tji 2-'» s. r 10 e «« III.
W alters. Hyde
of Prineville. county of Crook, state of
Oregon, sworn statement No. 4V», for
tie- purchase ol tin* lie'4 see ¡H. tp 2’> «,
r 10 e w iii .
Jacob \\ . Boone
of Pri-.u*« ill«*, «-oiinty o: (Took, state m
Oregon, sworn statement No. 4">7 for the
purchase of the iii * ‘ 4 se,- IS. tp 23 s. r
10 e w in.
That the«- will offer nri-of to show
that the land sought is more valuahh-
for its tindsT <>r stone than t**r agricul
tural purposes, aik I t*i establi-h their
claim to sai'l laiul ls-f**re A. C. Palmer,
F. S. Cornu iss¡oner, at Prineville, t >re-
aoii.
o.i Friilay. the 27tli «lay of
Fe!-r'iary, l ! ' » 3.
T -y an;e as-.« itas«* •* : Juco1» W.
B-*me. Ivivtin < >. Ilvde, Ameri -i 1 I*
Boo ie. I. //,«■ K. lly*l". W a lt.- s Hyde,
all->f Prineville. Oregon.
Any at.d all per«*rue claiming a«lvers«*-
lv tbea«s,ve-.l.*s<wils,il lamie are reiiueet-
e 1 t*> file tlieir claims in this ofti* e on or
before -.ii-1 27* I * «lay of Fe*, ruarv. P«I3.
M.
B kattaix ,
Register.
its i ■ resent
n an eial stand* stili ;
status i* pretty close to iian kru p t-
are ey. and that it i* im pel•alivi ■ that
lh-s- thè con ! raéis bi - e los«-d by tl it* d i
lli for
tiuit p artm en t o f tl ie I n te r io r
aet
ca rried ou t. th e d i s c i ! o f the
in ad
that
10 float
m ust retire fr o m the m a r c h of c i v lu-ss.
iliza tion . i n d u s t r y a m i life.
i rivntc
c o r p o r a t io n s
d e m o n s tr a t e d w h a t
These
w h ich
that
bonds
and
tinat.ee
cani
lie lion,- ui tii tin- cwutr;.« ts are
:.ave Mich 'lu ip e
c o u n tr y
tin
in«• r.-
L 'o i i s o j u i i . t i y , n o'.iiing
as
will
iu
w arran t
the
o r g a n 'z a l u n o f the e o m p a n y on
is c a p a b le of d o i n g u n d e r irrigation
s o u n d tin. noia!
are to lie
11 iy take two years, o r ¡I m a y laki
d r iv e n
ou t
under
the
jvretense that th ey are in the
way
o f the g o v e r n m e n t .
non-
W hat
si use!
h.-.sis.
And
a
i h n i- year.*, or it m a y t .ke
in 11u
m e a n tim e
tin
tins
longer,
De.- ' l i n n -
V a l le y ¡mist wait.
"It is well known that the Col-
A m ! tiiis is
the
grounds
whien tin* o p p o s it io n
up.
lias
u p on
.sprung
IN A T T IV I ! Ï — “ N o d d le
will In -d m .«-a t p re s e iii.” but
rosy
p rom ises for the t .stU**» .
G . s a n . -pc n qui stimi for
on« to d e cid e
w h e th e r
ever;
eitb'-r
i n d iv id u a l or a c o m p a n y is
to
an
in
«•ensured for b a n k r u p t c y .
County
Li vi Mon
Tin e f.ltli.g off of
no': DesitzLlc.
t .-<■
n orth ern
p- * rii on o f t 'r o o k cou n ty into a not la i
o.u- with tin- c o u n t y '«-at at A n te -
o p , — ,i -uggi-si-.m o u r whleli
latter Join ed
pine*-
is
tllO llgllt.
Ami on thè olln-r hauti no one
>-an pretiiet whcrc
thè bulk of
’ rtiok eounty’s immigration. w hieh
.vili begin tbis ycar. w:ll sitile,
it tuay la- ne,ir Antelope,
but
tiie probabiiitiis an- that it will
set k a resting place farllicr sentii
in a new ilistriet wliere tlu-iv is an
unlimited range of nevi country
ami where thè opportunities are
such aswi ll naturally draw t!a-
lidi- of populat ion.
Antelope is a trilli- tuo ha.-ty in
tilt- matier. Perhaps it is just i:.,
.veli that sia- is. fm it i> not out-
■ide thè hounds of prohahiliiy to
•tate that a chance io-' nmv will
i h - 1 ost fore\eran«l Auteiop«-
must
do somethìng in thè inleresls «*f
posterity.
Tiiree years from thè preseli!
titne there wiil he a lu tti r tic' 1 in
whieh to locate thè oounty seat of a
suh-tlivision of Croni; ev.uuty. and
ihe May taek resid.-nts in tite
.ne.intime 1» ttcr sit on t ! : *. * to[> rad
nf thè fenee and he in rc.nlincss to
drop on thè righi sidt.
Exccllent Weaiher for Decomber.
tin
iu-ve!o|-in"
e o i .sic« r ibk- sp!e«-n— -
p re m a tu re a n d
the luiunds o f
NO. 32.
tion and tlie baiane«* «>f power
ransfi-rnvl to thè
llavstnek di>-
riet.
IV
rliaps
tlien
a lounty s«-at
I
•on.e place else would he more ser-
. ieablc tliau ime at Antelope. Ani!
i coiinty si at om*e
establishe«!
would I h - rat ber «lidicult to mov*
.mi tb«- idea oì transaeting tlie
•«»unty’s business in a town lying
in mi alienateti portion of 11u-
ceuntv is a eontingemy whieh
damiti cali forth some deliheiate
i h e f c is a ta u g ild e b u e uj 'Ci «vide.
herds c o m p a n y «»ver the shuigh of
United States f. j *lit 1 office, I.akeview. oregon | poned in Bcn.i about the first of
undiia Southern intends to build
<
17. 1902. Not ire is hereby given that in
compliance with the provisions ot the I the week. Charlie Willey hit for into the Deschutes countrv. and
Hct
of
June
it,
lfcTv
cut ill- Prineville Friday to lay in a sup
that there is nothing that could
t 1. - An aet for the sale of timber lands In t! .
ply
of
meats
and
provisions
tor
the
greater induce the eoni| any to
s ates of Calitoinia. oregon. Ne\ ad»t and M «Isl
ington Territory, as extended to all the public market wlbch will he conducted as
build than to know for a fact that
land states by act of \ugust t. 1*92, rite follow
| a separate department of Slants’ the Deschutes desert is to lie irri
ing persons have this «lay tiled in this office
new general merchandise store.
their sworn statements, to-wit:
gated. Another thing; it is a
Irwin D. IMke
pretty well established fact that
of Moro, county of Sherman, state of oregon,
sworn statement No. 9S‘>, for tie* purchase of
the
road will not be built to
CONTltsr notici -:.
the lots A, ♦», 11 , 12 . sec A. tp 2 a s. r 11 e. w. m.
iVineville;
and furtln r. that the
Alice M. Holder
P irteil St i;ît*; haul Office. The Palles. Ore-
nf Moro, county of « h»*i •i«» n . v Dite• ' »f Orcp«»n.
uivate
A suffi -ieul c-untost .elan which is oppo- s.* tl,
*-.v.irii stRtem« nt N’t». 9À ;. tor : 'u* pu •Rave of gnu. ! et cì An :.t ;t
aiïi
irtN
it
i'.
ivii.g
keen
liie«î
in
this
office
by
eonijtanies
so
stn
numisiy
i--
com
!
c.
v
.
in.
.
r
1
2
i
«
•
S
t*
«’
•
’
).
t :.»■ mv ' 4
tp
William P. t;ii .evert, conteslant. «tgaiiist
Ni 11 j / Pike
posed
of
persons
who
li\e
in
or
S h'9. imint o, toi.er ili»,
t»! Mort». cornur y 1»1 i^licrman. « g c.te of Orearon. I esc'.'; ban ! eu.
i*
.
;
*r.
17
s.
1901,
for
N1
¿
SW
•
•
i
N
W
»4
s
.
near Prinevilli-. Buttb-g tli,- and
s .vorn stMU ¡ii« •III No 999. f(»r lio Y • it I” •buse of
R. 12 K bv Jam.
s. Trtbor ( (»litt site, ili
{ ) » > lots 1 . 2 . A. i. N«*t* -ih H» >ti > !• 11 t*. \v. m.
thitt togetbet it p; , 1 \r
uii-(-h
•
11
whieh
it
isuli«*gt'i
Ihal
suiti
eiitryitiaii
h«ts
Tha t t h e y will offer p r o o f to sh o w that the
whoily !aib«l t«> exjteml thè «imoiint of -fi as if tin- Prineviili
folk- do not
la n d sou gh t is m o r e v a lu a b le for its t im b e r
j per aere oli s«t:.«i Irnct :r«>m Octoher ;ih. limi,
o r - t o m * th an fo r a g r i c u l t u r a l p ur po ses, a n d to
1 «late of mi iff t 1 , t; y. ami Oc*«»ber 41li, 1902, or tit intend that the op n try - ' A ! :
est ablish t h e ir c la im to said lan d b e f o r e A.
Palm er , 1\ s. C o m m i s s i o n e r , «it P r in e v ille . any tinte tln*:»*n.u*r. ^«ti.i party \s hereby* wrigated at all."
| notiiie«! lo».pi»« r. and offer evitlence toueliing.
o r e g o n . o n T h u r s d a y the2t»th d a y o f f e b r u a r y ,
-aiti allegai;-> 1 : M H» o’eh‘ck a m. oli .FebrmilW V So far as I’ rim-v.'!* - ■ n t.m-ity
Ifilll!.
(ith
1999. beh»re li. W. Rce«b r. si. ( ommissì.)ii-
T h e y n a m e as w it n e sse s : J o h n C o m b s o f
er, «it beici. Oregon ttt hi^ office ami that linai toward- ] rivate iri !g-.;io ' ¡n the
P r in e v ille , O r e g o n ; J o s e p h Mareeau . o f Ros-
lu aring will be beiti ut lff (¡'clock «t. rn. 011 Deschutes \’ alb v is oi i* ed tie-
! il l. O r e g o n : Irwin 1>. Pike. A lic e M. H old er,
l-Ybruary 21st 199:1, oel'cre lite Register and
Nel ly /.. P ike, o f Mon», O r e g o n .
stnuglit spot
Receiver at tl:e Pliited States btilid Office in ( )liserver has si
Any and all p« r--»n> claiming *•« !ver-ely the Tlie I '»■. 1 Jes. Oregon.
from
the
port-hole,
and
no one
above-de.' •l ined lands are roque-ted t*> til**
J a y P. b r c A s . R eg istcr.
denies the fact that ¡i garth n-lioe
their claims in this office on or before said
29th day of Feb., p.*o:;.
would do much toward eliminating
K. M. H r \ t t a i n . R e t ; ter.
Pilot
Devi :«>pnu-r.t c o m p a n y
11 «
George Schlecht is liere from ing u p o n tin- irriga tion preposi- t r is fact tbal h a s g i w n risi t-i ila-
Portia ml looking over the country tion in th e Ik s« b u t ts 'T i ll e y . «a\s; o p p os itiu n w hieh has maniiesi«-i
with a view of locating.
" T o us tln-re is n o m y-ter\ '.t -«-It be::li in Pi•ineviiie a n d * it !,t
i*t' Prineville, county of ( rook, staff of Ore
gon, sworn statement No. 92.», for the j.tin• hast*
0. (I. Uichardson is down from
oi tilt* iiVj| of s».,. st*f • *, t)» 29 w, r 10 t*. w. ill.
Hint tlu*y will offer j»n»of to show that tin* the timber belt where he lias been
liunl sought Is jnort' vaiuahh* for its titul er«»r locating a party on claims.
sioiu- than tot agricultural |.ur|H»sfs niul to
e-tahlish their claim to said lami before A. f
W. B. Thompson was here from
IVltiu-r* 1 S. Potnmissioner at i rhn*vMle.
i/rc^oii. on Ttit*s»!av, the —it li day ol Grand Forks, No. Dak., tin- first of
Ft ’ ruarv, 19o;{.
the week to locate on u claim.
Tlu*y nauu* as witju ssss: W. Louthnn I ar-
s i-. Agues Harris. John CoinS - of I t incvillc,
Charlie Willey was in Prineville
Oregon ; Francis *)• Hevino or Alhan/, Oregon!
j
several
days during the week at
1 onahl F. Steffu, of »end. Oregon.
Any and all |>civ«>us claiming adversely the tending to business matters.
»hoove described 1 U 1 Is «ire requested 11 » tile
their claims in this ofilet* on or heiore said
The Board of Trade will hold its
2»th day of Fel>., 19o:i.
next
reguiar ilu cling Wednesday.
K. M. 1 * h \TT.\ in . Register.
TIMI»KR LAND NOTICIL
More
1002
soniew hat
adog<-tiier out ol
fea s ib ility.
Tin
mere th ou gh t of A n te,op t
\vi
o . 11 ; iig to e con n t v *«. : of a
In
p opu -
ions and th riv in g c o m m u n i t y
inis
evidi-ntlv a bsorb ed all h.gical
iv-
The report of the C. S.
District
W e a th e r Bureau for the m o n th
Dt-eeinher sh ow s
Bend
an ideal w in ter
clim ate;
too cold n or to o w a rm ,
as
of
h a v in g
m-itlu r
and
just e n o u g h ra in -fall to break
with
tin-
A u t e lo j » m o n o t o n y o f c o n t i n u a l s u nsh in e.
the luxuriant growth
ot mo-- soilin g in tin* matter*
T h e report s h o w s there w e n
Id
wliieli adorns the spun of that eau see n o t h in g atn ad of ln-r Ini
an
n
b
n
o
r
im
illy
develop«*«!
I.
wr.i
comiminitv.
But there are ot’ru r
d a y s of clea r w eather, 1) d a y s p a r t
facts to la* taken into eon-'ih-ra- ten in ca p ita l l<-tters a n d stn t«-be. ly c l o u d y , a n d d u r in g the It) dav>
tion which show conclusively that p r d t y generally’ «>»« r the i-ntlr
o f c l o u d y weather,
w h ich were
in some wavs Prim-villi
is right n is lr.e t to tin- Deschutes r l n r.
But oiitside of tin- little \ illag'- scatter«'«! th ro u g h o u t llw m o n th ,
and the Observer wrong.
Principal among these is tin whieh took i-ts nan,« from a p« ; there was a total p r e c ip ita tio n i f
There was o n l y on e
motive for tlie opposition whieh dei-r a f«-w years ..go there are oth - '2 ..S2 inches.
Prineville in particular expresses i r letters aside from tin- tl ird v o w d a y re c o r d e d — the 17th — when the
in rather a forcible manner toward el. Most o f tln-si- are n *.t* rs o f r<- te m p e ra tu re d r o p p e d
b elow
the
corporate irrigation in the Des m on s tra n ce.
freezin g p oin t.
T h e tem p. ra'uri*
( T o o k c o u n t y , w h ich is just now
chutes Valley.
At pre«eiit tin*
that d a y wa 2 0 , a n d 11 it* next co ld -
Pilot Butt*- Devebipnu ot «-ompnt \ : 11 a « Iinotic .'tate of i.«-v« M-plnent.
w h en the
seems to lie getting ; 1 s ft l! (jlloti: is not ni a eoiulit on to t.e dividi-d est «lav was tli«' 2 0 th
of rancidness from the luing-hole o r cu t up in to s,-| ¡irate eounti« -. m e n ury s tood at d l.
of the vinegar barrel, and it in N either is the time l i .i i u g to say
T h ir t y d a y s o f the
m o n t h 11 «•
comes necessary to look in-t a that futur« ev e n ts shall n ot di s ig tempi-rnture d u r in g the day ranged
trifle below th«‘ surface to d«*t«-r- liate in a f« w years this o r that
from -dl to
tin- tw o
warmi' t
p ortion of tli«* c o u n t y I k - m a d e into
tnine both the source and cense.
d
a
y
s
were
tin-
«Stli
a
n
d
‘
J
ltli
when
The Pilot Butte I >e velopmer ’ a si p m .,tc district a n d r.ih-d by
I'dt-
company has worked side by si*!e ot li« r oilieial«. T «* present resi- .».» was r«-«'ordc<! t-aeli «lay.
of the Three Si«t«-rs
Irrig.itioi i< III - of the p rop osed new COUIlt’. teeti d a y s of the m o n t h tin* m a x i
company which, some f«*w months a fe n ow l iv in g ill a cotllltV ptai-ti- m u m tem p era tu re reached a point
ago. «-hanged hamls. The survey« e a ily i ."«-e from «l«-bl. a n d tin ;;- above -10.
of the latter company were then o w n in t e r « - t- wil, b« better s«-rv« .
Tin- c o ld e st night d u r in g D e c e m
it
t
i
n
y
stay
at
bom«-
iu
tln-ir
o
w
n
finished, a force of men started to
ber was that o f the l-Htli with a
l e m p e r a t u n at 4 aliov« z«-ro.
D in
work, and the president of the v a n i tor the tin«* Ix-big,
Uon.*e«|ti«-ntiy M «v^ttu-k. or that ing tli«- otln r n ight« of the m on tii
• ompanv, who -o far I as n< ver de
viated from hi- word and promises, portion o f it favoring the «livi-.on. th e timipiTutur«' was c ith e r a b o v e
states that an early completion <>f i- working against tin- lH-tt«wiiu*nt the frii-zing p oin t or raiige'l from
tie- project niBV Is- «*xp«-eti-d.
No of its pr< sent conditions. Fiv« or 1 to 10 d egrees Inflow it.
otic wishes t«» doubt his word for -ix hundred resi«Units ar*- already
evi-rv on«- Is-lii-vcs .n tin* btisii * -> <1* .eloping tii.it t* rritor- «-xp< «-ting
Tl.«- sym|mtlii*ti«' m an «»f y«*t«-i-
ability lie ha- dis|d»ye«l and the r.olro.nl cotti.'I'MIli«' iti ui in lin- tlav is tia- on e w h o belli bis l.aj <1
i. it,i
Iana.ii g u p o n y o u r -toinaeii to i.ii -u a l« - t i n *
push mid ct ergy whieh has tfit « Hc i t .lnt,.
far charaeti-ri*«*«! hi» work.
!!•- ot timt bin- tin- Hayst.uk <<>ui,try pain ot Tliiir.'«L y - tniK v «linn, r.
has the financial backing to carry wi, grow rapidly iu population.,
Now lliat Ni w Year'- tlay ha*
tii« «*nt«*rpri«*- to a «rec*-«ful t«*r* Jll.-t I.ow lie p«i’i*.« r til tin- pri -«-lit
par-*-*!
tin- smoker, wflo has j -t
poj
nintion
lies
n
tin-
itr
m«*«liute
initiation. i,nd it i* n««t nwessart
for him to wait until the depart* , vicinity ut tin- hiick«*x «1 town, ««ut sworn oft. In-gin« to realiit* tj,.*
ment of the Interior -igns hi* con- i ii ( m year» ie likely to r«-c u tr.tns- folly ut his r«-soluUoii
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