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C L E A N R E A D IN O F O R A L L T H E F A M IL Y
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Single Copy, $ Celti
County Wins
Many Premiums
Beirerton, W uhiaftoa Coonty, Orejón, Friday, October 9, 1925
v o n ron TUNNEL
°°TO“ "
m I m S im »FROM
OUR
Local Couple
CORRESPONDENTS
Married Sunday
I I SO F « T u r
•ONE
ADVANTAGES
OW THE TUNNEL
Grays Leave
For Cresweil
As the time te drawing near
Owner* of property In thl*
when we will be aaked to cast
section In the urna within the
Lovcna Alien and Hershcl L. Funk our vote on the question of
Coanty Exhibit at State Fair Takes boundaries or tin* proposed
forming a
tunnel
district
I farewell Party Given Rev. and
W ere United in Marriage
Tunnel i District «rn to vole on
concrete
culvert
acroee
t
h
e
would
like
ot
only
to
expreae
Twelve First, Ooe Sweepstakes the proponili to urente u dis-|
Mr i. Jr. A. Gray who
At Brides Home
SKO OKUM VILLE H E W S
Walker Itoud
Ju»l
eaat
o f
¡my views as an old-time citisen
Irlel
whleh
will
have
ehargu
of
John Traehsors ranch.
They
And Two Second Prizes
but to correct some mlsrepre-
Have Left Beaverton
die Tunnel It II I* Co oe built.j
will noon place another culvert
Miss Lovcna
Esther
A*!®“ *entations which I notice in
.1
.
I».
Trachsel
m
harvesting
The Tunnel
District
eoin-i
marriage
at
I
I
near Louie Klcgenthaler'* flour wa* united in marriage ai *»|paM| a(j 0 f ihe Oregonian of
__ ‘ prl*e* uhout flo.niio nere* In « '« * il carrot crop this week.
glh iniUDt.
I have lived
mill on the Cornell Hoad. Thie o'clock A. M. Sunday, October ^
Rev. and Mrs. G. A.
Gray
Vnlley,
bounded
lUcliaid Notte. J. buck^ on
Thel 4 year8 on ^
, jde of P o r t .
Kn'lr1' whirl, the Tunltttin Vl,ll"
y'
»«"hard
crew hu* been bu*y all suin- t, with Hershel .L r u ^ .
have
left
for
Cresweil,
Oregon,
by
n
un* in rliarge of County A g e n t / “ '• «" l» « " ,n t u » at Hoaeb U„, j„b again with the Ulta- nier building substantial bridge* Hev. Horace H NMley. fo™ er‘ u ,ldi iK years o f which I have
o f
# r(mldenl Uipayer
0 f about twelve miles south
.MrNS horter. Frank 0. Huke o f , " « » « 1
; J'1* " « ,*1 . o f
« ....* May l * .
fur NYasbinytofi County.
Here (he Congregational minister at ^
Eugene, where they wilt take
h ml on ami ti. It. La Polirli of 1 ' * ' . 1,111 | ,,MIJ 1,1 .* l" "
Mr*. John l.rrkie and etili- they are:
Mr. P.gguoan, Wm.
charge o f the Methodist Cburoh.
....
. «
(.nriiellu* won twelve blue rih -j'*1 11 11 '
* " 1" " ,||-,.M npenl luel work wiiti Mr». Mat/kc, and W. F. l*e*ingor, '" '. ■ „ „ r » - ’
Rev. J. H. Irvine from Cres-
I,
, , „re residents of weaver- p em n ec-n ot
I.... . one *weep*.ake* n„d Iwo « ''‘ "l* 7 "
" f t * ',0rlb; E. K. Dorsi.
foreman.
ton Miss Allen having
lived
«« «"U*1
edmitted that all well, will come to the M. E.
- i*. it.*, miai. *, 1 «- ausi o f llillaborutf Inane®
it
He wilt preaeh
here all Imr life, while
t h e jo u r Highways are mow or Icae Church here.
a* follow *•
w^l ru" » « “ it1 « ° l *,e Tualatin Anthony Trarhael # » • olecl-
gromu came to Deaverton more I dangerous, but fewer ^ id e n t e here next Sunday morning and
’ ’•
Hillsboro, K'ver; «hence ulojg the Tuula "1 .aptam of (lie bull team ul
ST. M A R T ’ S NEWS
"
happen on straight level roads evening.
Durile* oirhool.
Ilr*t and *weep*lnke* un Ua....,! “ «
»® «1" ««-»«T iy to
Tl,,
house
was
prettily
doc-iH“
*'» on steep grade* or curves
Tuesday
night
the
many
rhen barley, and wn* peoelatm- P0" 1« «bout Iwn nule* enei of
K\ery dny, in every way, Ilio
oral
I
with
drapery
and
flow-
such
as
those
o
f
either
the
friends
o
f
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Gray
Mrs.
C.
lied
field
was
shop­
ed thè tirai exlilbit of barley In « ,'*l,,***: i thenre
noHheanterly, Darne» school i* gclting bol-
cr* .appropriate to the season.¡Canyon Hoad or the TerwillU gathered if» the basement o f
ping in Portland Halurday.
ibe »how.
Ju" ‘
Jn “ * '" » 11 ' " ,rl ° r ter aud bellerl
Iho-e present at the cere- «e r Doulevard/ I
have
seen the M. E. Church for a fare­
NV. U. Wtlcox. Denvsrton, Dr.l
»«* * ""“ • of Multnonuili, go.
in the b o s*
Mr*. Cha*. T. Myer* was iu inony wer.; N. V. Dakar, C. E. the Canyon __ RoaJ many times well party.
After a bountiful
„rum bay ami llungarian velata. »"** «ro,n «-bere m>rlh
lo
Portland on Monday forenoon. Funk. I.uurelle
Eden
,
R.
F.
when
it
could
not
be
travelled
supper
everyone
bad a general
J. C. ' Loedy, taherwood mid I'1" 1" '*'•
*»“ '•»*»• " '» “ •« ab»«“ *’i¡“''
Clyde A. Edwards. Kliilon. flrat “ n^-fourtl. of a mile *out|, of iU
H'¥l' h‘
I,U8'
Mr*. J. Oñnger was in Hills­ Cast.el, R. NV. .Merritt,. Mar- wit|, safety, and severaf times good time, with some singing
and aeeoitd on onion*.
¡«he *tartlng pint.
Mr. NN .urger * folk*
onler- boro Wednesday visiting with tare! Ifenn*--y, Florence liar- when it was impossible to go and impromptu talks.
risoii, C. NN'. Allen, Chalmers up or down with any kind of
Rev. and Mrs. Gray
leave
lieorge Harrow, HHIaboro, l*t
«he purl of the district
In lamed the Ainacher family ut friends.
l-Ulen, Italph Eden, Malisa Mer- vehicle
Beaverton with the best wishes
Portland I* bmmdeil by a line their place Monday evening,
for the largest squash.
Miss Margie C. Meyers
of rdl. Ethel Merritt, F.. N. Cast-
•j'|ie tunnel will eliminate the of not only the church mem­
u
. „
Oregon Nursery Co., Oreneo, beginning In Mnri|iiain (Juleh.
those
and
properly bers, but also with ail
about 100 feel west of jerw ll-
* r,
Mr8' J,,bu
U“ rry Portland wu* >in Ht. Mary’s on eel, E. I.. Casteel, Anna L. AI- ,j„nger to life
iirsl on clover hay.
east- “
u,,," y
B «"*l*
«>»« Monday forenoon.
l«n, Kinma Funk, Orrin ATIen, when the hills are unsafe, be- with whom they came in con­
K.
F.
Durllngliaui,
Forest liger boulevard. Ibeare
ward to about a block west of
," 11" t rulay evening,
and tact.
drove, lirst on winter hurley.
Clias”. Myers is building
a Gellu May Allen, NN alter » H .,si(jMB shortening distance
the
old
county
hospital;
thence
Mi**
Clara
Truch*el, a mam- new front porch on In* boon; Swilier. Ray
Hanlon,
Emma enabling larger loads
to
be
K. (loetler. Forest Grove, sec­
norlli lo Arthur Ht., en*t
to ber of lito clase of '20 was here.
ond on while spring oats.
Mr. li. Wells of Huber «U n ion , Delia C. Fisher, I*««1 “ hauled. The Terwilliger Boule- THE TUNNBI___
K, F. MeCornark, Ihlley, first Front* Ht., north to Hhertnan, greeting friends in sch.ml la st'i* helping Mr. Myers .with the II. Allen, Ann Waseen, Pernicia vard |ias b^en next to impoe-
YOUR OPRORTURITY
Jaekeon, Sadie Kden, .Ruby AI- sible to negotiate several times
on alslke clover seed.
east to the middle of the W II- Tuesday.
work.
The inception
of a
tunnel
Ion, Clarence Allen,
Mr.
and "even tho at great m k. There
rtherman Hyre. Hillsboro, llrsl lamelle River,
northwest
to
Mr*. Heury Geaiuger
from
through
the
hill
to
Portland
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Floralies Mrs. F. M. Allen, Lewis Htan-
on baled alfalfa and rural type the north eud o f f 6th HL, south Knappn. Oregon, surprised her
is not
State Highway enter- has long been in the publio
of
Vallejo,
California, were ion. Esther Switzer, and Arthur |w portUnd wUb go many ac_
potatoes grown in Western Ore.:«0 Main Hi,, nml thene« south- brother K ,1 j|,
mind and talked about for many
with
visiting on Monday here at th»
Mays Druthers, North Plains, "asirrly
bark
to
Marquam visit Sundín
K
seemed
almost
a
A,',;n
.
, ...
, , cidenU as occur on these two years.
Chus,
i
Myers
h">ue.
Mrs.
m a»y beaut,fui g ift, were. r*- rrilW(Jed road
, nd jf W0 c. n dream-project by some and now
*i on timothy «red,
Gulak,
Hr*)
Florando is Mr. Myers' niece. reived by the young couple. I t #nother ^
^
lh# that project, on the 20th o f
The Tualatin Valley
Tunnel ( <* stranger undertook
W, J,
Enschede,
Hillsboro,
Association Is represented
I u
'*r,'e « Ford down Johnson!
ill's! on baled timothy,
October will be voted on.
EVERYBODY TALK TUNNEL! r " * ” « '0"
,#MPn U,fl d* n-
LOCAL NEWS
wiltaout brake«, Und |„nd_
The ewnipeliion between coun­ the p|(y by the Portland Tun- ***"
"Yes. W e want the Tunnel.’*
I have talk, ,! and worse«! for *** “
lo do * • ,
Meier, **d th the ditch.
The little Wright
girl
is
ties was ellmlnsled last year nel Committee. Julius
This paramount issue before
wou,d n®
making her home for the pres- « s,,,ne time o n the Tunnel pro-
St the request
of the exhibitor*
Chairman, and .ames
Kayer.
,
,lnrill.,
srhno,
,
lit
the people should be overwhelm­
expressed
my „ ''old'
lcjr
and the counties now work to secretary; and lu Die Tualatin OII „ . , . . . . . . .
1 eut with Mr. and Mrs.
Paul
*•*«
a"*«
h*
ve
------------
—
covered
tunn„, «o „ hp„ through
. h „ ingly favorable.
I believe wo
.. ,,
..
...
, 7
, .
11 puri or ilit* old l.itwrcnco H i u a I e
view* at
various
community 1 oo ereu tunnel where
th e
put on a rroditdh|r showing.
tftlley the eonimitlee is beaded i i - ii
, ,
, ...
0
are all pretty welt acquainted
»
i. ...
. " ," 1 1'••nation Laud i.iaim (wo
alherings so it would be very ’’° » d
dry’ 8afe' »traighl and with its facts.
by u,
NN A.
Gill, Uiuirmau, and '"••es norlliwesi of
, „ gotwf . town
J. J. Henderson, who
h a s much of a repetition o f what: !“ lllt!e Fra,,e lo going over
II.
C.
Frye,
Secretary
Many seem to think it a largo
BEAVER THEATRE
Deuvarlonl
been employed « t Knappe, re-¡you arc already informed, but î l î hor. o f lh® Pf«*ent
roads? undertaking. It’s a sound, log­
OHANOES MANAGEMENT
No estimate o f lh . M at O f named
l
on ■ t will say to the voters, “ Be
«unnel Is a necessity for ical business project which I
Hie Tunnel has been made ex-
Frank Noyes packs a rabbit turned to bis home here
I
liursduy,
ur*’
to
remember
the
dale,
*
n
“
dditlonal
entrance to Port-
personally believe should have
Mr G. A. White, who since eept in the most casual way, j « f i every day» Tuesday night
at k»cr i«> i9-.»5
,an‘« from «ha w«s « Just
a s been
undertaken
ten
year*
despite
the
fact
that
on
tl*«*
*,f
"O'*
»
'*
hoxe*
o
f
randy.
He
the opening ot the new build­
tl.
H eav.rf u «-‘ range
will
, f.,„ a. ,,
,,w M,al vour jn. “ ‘««h aa addUional bridgea tan
stnre.’
str«*^t
you
can
hear
any
ki:ni
r
‘*‘
V*
Beaverton
will
have
20,-
ing lias been manager of the
give a cooked food sale al Hal- ,
wj„
we„ B<>r%.ed> your needed for the east side resi-
Every dollar put inte the Tun­
Beaver Theatre, has
disposed o f an estimate from $350,000 000 people in 19101
stens Hardware Store Saturday ■ |(ro|),.rly valll(.s w41| be greatly ^ n « 8-
nel will be returned in the way
of hi* interest» In the
»how
increased. The influx o f pop-
This paid ad in the Oregon- of enhanced
property values,
ot •cginning at 10.30.
business here to C. W . Conley, U,N " r eslliliale will bo made i f " * " *
L.
F.
Maxfield,
wlio
a
short
ul“
1
'
"
»
"
i
l
l
increase
taxable
pro-
mu
claims the tunnel is an ex- which wilh growth
and
im­
the
tunnel
eleeUen
d.*.,
n
o
l
Ì
*
.
po,,uh,r
0
Ì
M. K. Slennetta, and A. H. Mc­ ■a.-ry October 20lb.
D'lbauv. veiled
the
Barnes dinie ago was employed at the I'crly and values. Furthermore, Périment.
This statement
is provements should reduce our
Ginnis. who expect U» remodel
Thu only voting
piare
in
" ’0 , 1
' ■ »>•’" ' «
much Beaverton- Bakery, has m o v e d '11 '* in ,me w*««1 *Ge march «oo preposterous to require re- general taxation. 8o i uu not
Tiie building and open op fur..., . . .
-
interested in the drawing* of to Pullman, NN ashiiigton.
, " « progress and the 'p in t which futing but I will call your al- feel any concern as to taxes.
students.
■ I llnd out here for this improve- tention to the numerous tun Ever since I was a kid, I. have
n mrn*
week.
The ladies o f the Beaver S o - 'ment is to be >admired. | feel nets all over the country and been hearing hollering
about
al|
who
wish
to
vote
on
the
Bell
Sliuekelford's
famous
'The Ibreo are contemplating
çial met Wednesday afternoon happy and confident that we ask you if you ever heard o f taxes.
big Improvemanla lu Hie Inter­ Tunnel must come on October Iron Hprings on the old Stiack- and sewed for the bazaar
It will bring us as Beaver­
to «re all working for Ihe great one being abandoned? Just as
the ivbject of the election elioni G. I
C. are be. oming
ior and
exterior
decorating,
ton
two and
one-half
miles
be
held
early
in
December.
|
kood
o
f
lh
»
community,
and
a
reasonable
to
say
bridges
are
seating and other
Hungs
to is not a* a borni l«*ue, but I* popular for pilgrims in quest
.
. . . . . .
! common
interest.
an experiment, or that bridges closer to Portdand, ami there
merely
the
first
formality
to-
o
f
eternal
youth.
Shades
of
help make the house comforl-
Mrs. spranor
«H
Ik"
With the Tunnel assured, un- eould not be'successfully used will be no hills to climb.
ward (he establishment o f u Polire de Leoni
utde and attractive.
katr * couple of «Jays
t**l ,|oubtedly
the
Wilson
River because accidents have
At the rate Portland is pop­
luriiiel Gistricl, much the same
hap-
Mr. White will take a short
She v.sited the
««•*<• .highway will he built.!
pened °n them.
a* the eleelurs gel together fo
•' Tinging letter in defense week.
The
tunnel ulating, and its probable growth
institutions while In Salem.
|
vacation before
going
I nto
establish a school district- Tile ° «
f*mous thiuneil
Crust
Beavcrtbn only wi,l not be immune fron» acci- as computed by great student»
business elsewher«s
Ho
tt t -
The Beaver Social Club of- -'‘venlv
miles
......
» s u c „ ..
..... any more
......c mao
bond* for hpililing th« school- *®**n«d from tGo pen o f Fred
ffom
h Tents
than any « other of business o f cities. In time
peels tu take |i|a f>|iil|lk
1U house and for
financing
the •'«vsiiland appeared on mo ed­ the O. E. S. wilt give
their .«'«»'h e s l
¡straight dry road, but I do say to come Portland will be the
Eugene for * visit with friend*.
distrirt are voted Inter. In like itorial page of Saturday s Oro- next popular card parly Wed-
’««•*■ advanlago this
county ,ho aeeiilents will be reduced largest city in the Northwest.
After bis return be will prob­
manner tho bonds and any ex- “ " " ' “ n of-O ctober
3
nesday, October -•<»•. at 2 P. 'vin T,,,IV'' «rom such an a c-i«o the minimum because o f the So when I say this is your op­
ably open up some
Into
of
corny lislimciil 1
f straight dry road, and
if
a portunity, we should be pre­
penso that will
be
incurred
M.
business m Hits vicinity.
Ernest Grandgeorge says that
I icaunot
featuro
anything breakdown «»ceurs in the tun pared to divert this growth to
must come nfler the distrlet 1*
the voters o f Tunnel District
It
Rev. Father Springer or Ray, logger than the Tunnel, a two- ncl it will be treated the sam Beaverton through the hill.
organised.
is a step in progress that l i a s
No. I should insist that pro­ was in town Monday.
TUNNEL »B E T IN O
Among
and-a-half
mile
shorter
road
tolas
if
it
.g-rurred
in
lh
*
i
County Clerk Luce
iuforms vision be made for
W IL L BE HELD HERE
a street other things ho remarked about Portland.
the
NVilson
River anywhere else.
r* * “ been presented, and not a sin­
us Dial the expense of Hie
gle angle is there to deter you
, T
.
ear line through the Council was tho enjoyment ho received highway aud don’ t forget, per-
As to vonUlnlinn-
to
from voting its successful ter­
Arrangement* have been per eleelion must T.e horn by the Crest tunnel, then carfare
from reading lb » news ,n Ihe haps a Worlds .Fair, which I have to g T further ^
Much of ... expense |.„P,|allg should be
to ,.e„ *
mination.
fueled for a Tunnel meeting 1° county.
Ho
view.
H
e
re
p
o
ric
d
that
Joe
understand
from
reliable
sour-,
Francisco
to
see
the
success-
lift?* iilrrutly born involved
Where
tunnels
have
been
Moore had burned
on*
at
be hold Wednesday evening, <>ct
The l^unel Directors at this „„'J ' WH>'
° f 40 00,118 a short thn burned on* at Roy ........ planned for on this sW* f„||v ventilated t.m„..i . „ CC088'
built, every one has been
a
It in (be Deaverton lugli school
ie
a
go.
He
has
his
of
the
hill
if
the
Tunnel
ation
TvVrv
dav
.,0per-
meeting cannot lux Ihe district.
store under
oporation
again should bo built: .
‘ . ’ ’ h ? ° 1,1 e l' success, and usually wilh far
auditorium.
They ran gsk for g prelimin- NN ushmgton
County's
Con- and ‘ has his
less possibilities than we have.
W . A. Gill, President uf thp
is residence under
CAST
YtiFR VOTE
OCT. 201 logical » , * "
b6 ,’ U®t
as
ary survey to be made, which
Bridge Gang is placing a construction
It is solving a problem that
Tualatin Valley Tunnel
Com­
I
E - K *’ sw
Swenson
*
w
°
9Hy
W
|M
build
,l*son'
more highways
— u.
is all Hie expense they can In­
highways nr
or bridges
be- for years has confronted this
mittee will be present to ad­
volve the
district
in.
This
Z ~ '(‘* use acc'denta might occur on valley, wonderfully beautiful and
dress tho
meeting.
He
will
survey should not
cost very
(hem.
NVhen we eliminate the spacious, that w ill become tha
bring bis slcreopticon
slides
uttirii more than the election.
mecca
for
homeseekers,
a
(Continued on Back Page)
of views taken
of
different
Property owners are the on­
suburban district, just a short
tunnels in different
sections ly ones who can vote in this
distance from the vortex o f a
of Ihu couniry. Others will bo election.
OBITUARY
No one will be al- ’
great city
of
industry
and
presepi to explain
ventilating lowed to vole who is not the
crowded conditions.
The ten­
systems and other things nec­ owner of 5000 square feet or
NN esley Talbert was aorn in dency today throughout
th a
essary in the operation of these more of property.
Morristown, Indiana, June
i, United States is for city folks
thoroughfares.
l»»5 . Uis early life was spont to move to a suburb to build
on bis father's farm.
He was a home.
Everybody is urged to attend.
OHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT
inraried «° Viola Fleinining in
The foreword.
the
Tunnel
BEAVERTON LIENARV
t«80. To this union were born will be your smile, a beautiful
two sons.
KEEPS GROWING
development created by y o u r
Citi li«'.11 OF CHRIST
The Public Library has re­
In 18U0 he came west to the assistance at the polls, o f be­
For October It, (925:
ceived as gifts over 120 books
out
here.
slafe of Kansas, later return­ ing proud to five
10:00, A. M., Bible School,
from Mrs. Dyflcld, Mrs. Hpra-
Make the m ir­
ing to the east, where he look Pull together.
nor, Mrs. C, K. Mason, Gatlier- Lesson, Paul at CorlnUi— Acts.
up' farming again.
He
soon age o f dreams a reality. Tun­
13 .
ino Dench ami Rita Fing.
moved to the city o f Elwood, nel the west hills o f Portland
11:00 A. M., NVorship, Vocal
Half o f Illeso books nro fic­
Indiana, where he lived until to the Valley. Tualatin is tho
Solo, “ The Inner Circle,'' Ser­
tion, tho other go«>d reference
1007.
In that year he moved Indian name for Paradise Val­
mon, "Sleeping Christian*.'1
works.
Among
the
fiction
to tho NN'est coast, where he ley. Let’s gol
Wo are dellbhled with tho
Yes, wo want tho Tunnel.
writers represented
nre
Cur
has resided ever
since.
He
interest that is being shown in
Fred Koshland
wood, /ano
Grey,
Haruther*. our services nml we wish to
lived in Portland until
1915,
Hnrold Dell Wright, and Hex invite the
w
hen
he
moved
to
Aloha,
whore
general public
to
CARD OF THANKS
Beach. The Library is nearing them. nil.
he made his home until* h is
its #20nn mark. Are you mak­
We
wish to
evprdss
our
death.
Young and old,
remember
ing "use of HT
that we have a pince for you In
He was a member of Mor­ heartfelt thanks lo tour friends
our Bible School.
As minister
ristown lodge A. F. and A. M. for tho many pretty floral o f­
F. F. Swenson having filed nnd toucher, I wish lo extend
193 for 59 years and prominent ferings and theii help during
n politimi with
the
County an invitation lo flia men of
in Masonic circles all his ac­ the long illness and sad death
«’lork lo homme a
candidate Braverlon to attend our Mens
tive life.
He was Past Master o f our ihelnved daughter and
W e especially wish
for Tunnel Director niilnmnt- class.
" f th* lodge as well as having sister.
thank Dr. Parrett of Daavee-
Ically disqualifiies him
from
Don't forget Ilio place Den­
held all oilier chairs in Mason­
ton for his kindness and help­
acting ns one o f the junges of ver Theatre and the time of
ry.
ful aid which ho 'gave fill tho
Hie eleelion lo be held on Get.. meeting.
He leaves to mourn his de­ end.
20lh, neeordingly the
County
NN'e plan to Iny I lie corner
parture his wife, Viola Talbert
Mr. nnd Mr*. John Schilling,
(dmrl on Dot. 6th
appointed stone of our Church building
o f Aloha, and two sons, F. W.
Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Schilling,
0. F. Hedge to be Uhairiimn of Saturday, Oeloben 17.
Talbert o f Portland aHd J. R.
Mildred Pries.
,
the election on that date.
Frank Cunningham, Minister
Talbert o f Beaverton.
1 Johnnie Schilling.
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