Sherman County observer., July 16, 1915, Image 2

Tbe
ObMsrv»*»'.
Ke* EaMrtab.
Rivals.
What the Tum-A-Lum
Means to You.
1
"
" W h a t two 7<*u boaat « f t * M b eff MM
Bllnka. -1 bava a brother who*» a ban-
M oro and adjacent Sherman
ulster of the law .”
county wa« favored Monday by a
“H u h !” snorted Mrs. J to k a “ W hat
■r-
visit from President Kerr of the
o f It? M y fa th e r was a corridor In the
It. H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a » c o „Ö re g o n
Oregon Agricultural College and
You've often wished you had a friend or a relative in the lum­ uary .M—Philadelphia L«4ger.
Jefferson Myers, member of the ber business to help you and give you counsel when you get ready to
Board of Regent», accompanied build. You have spent a good deal of time going through magazines
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
Mrs. Myers and Addison Bennet. and farm papers looking for suggestions to help you Solve the prob­ In the County Court of the State of O re­
D E A L E R S IN
FRIDAY.............. J u ly 1 6 * 1915 After the party bad inspected
gon for Sherman county.
Ia tbe
lem of getting just the right building for your need» at the right price.
L im e," Plaster, Cement, Builders <
mattvr of the «state of John H . Lan­
the Experiment Farm they were
dry, deceased.
Supplies,
Lpm ber, Wood, Coat,
;
Ifolgrod « »ecood cl«« » • « « “ ' h,e
It i» ea>y to get this very building when you build by the
Notice ia hereby given that
p o « 3 c e «I M oro. Oregon, July 25, 1891 taken by auto on a tour of the
Cedar
Poata,
and
Hay.
by virtue of an order heretofore
surrounding country.
Arrange­ Tum -A-Lum Method.
entered ia «aid court la Mid matter on the
6th day of July, A.O. 1915, the undersign-
C . L . IRBLAND..............Manager. ments had been made to entertain
' M ANUFACTURERS OF
O ur Service Department cut» out all waste with its Material ed w ill on and after Saturday, August 7th,
the party by means ot an informal
1915, at 9 o'clock a.m . of M id day at the
Saving
Lists.
Your
lumber
is
all
used
in
the
building.
banquet*-at the Ho»el M oro at
lew office« of Bright, Bryant A Ellia, In
Scad for advertwiog ra t« .
M oro, Oregon, proceed to m II at private
If you do not read The Observer, rhy which 35 plates were placed.
•ale, for cash, rubject to the confirmation
W
e
own
no
mills
and
are
therefore
not
a
“
damping
place"
for
•©<? ---
President Kerr was greatly pleas­
of the court, the following described reel OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
any u n d e s ira b le surplus.
W e buy f r o m ' the befif m arkets of the estate aituated within the City of M oro, in
W e would like to have you take it. and
ed
with
the
after
dinner
remarks
we know it would be profitable to you lo
world.
Th eir output come« to our yard without one cent of added •aid County and State, to wit:
become a subscriber.
W e «end rt »
of the various speakers. H e was
Lot* two (2 ) and three (3 ) and the
selling cost — you pay the one right price for your lumber.
year« lor » 50; one y t t r $1.50; ’¿ £ c U *
half of lota four (4) lying adjacent to lot
month isn’t much. T ry i t Order by materially interested as to whether
three (3) and fractional lot one (1) of
postal card, and pay for it when you can. the Experiment Farm had its in­
The result is that you get the best possible building for the block «even (7) of.the original town, now
city, of M oro, Oregon, and fractional lot
BY AUTO
W e w ill not be responsible for the fluence on the agricultural meth­
one (1) of block «even (7) of Barnum*
owest cost.
neglect of «ilwcriber. to notify a. of
A N D 'V IS IT T H E DALLES
addition to said city, together with the
c Lunge» in their addre«. Nor will the ods of the county; he brightened
tenement«, hereditaments, and appurten­
notification of a Poatmaater that the aub- perceptibly when informed by a
Sulld Your Next Building by th«
ance* thereunto belonging and appertain­
•criber haa ' ’ Removed' settle the bill of a
speaker that discing before plow-
ing.
delinquent.
Tum-A-Lum Method
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Dated thia 7th day of July, 1915.
ing
was
now
practiced
by
75
per
Church and Society notice« F R E E , ex-
Sarah E. Landry, ■dnunwtratria.
In the concrete, recently completed, fully equipped,
making purpose* cent o l the farmers; he smiled
Bright, Bryant A Elli«, M oro, Oregon,
cept when for
rates
at
the
option
Attorneys
for
administratrix.
roomy garage of W alther-W illiam » Company.
Competent
Such notices at regular
when another speaker said it was
il”
o f the publisher«.
workman
alwayi
ready
to
help
you
in
any
way
they
can at
C
itx
tira
.
In
the
County G
A t any timewheo requested to do to , considered that failure» at the ex-
least
expense
to
you.
For
any
service
rendered
the
charge
State
of
Oregon
« for Sherman
Sher i
county
T
h
e
Place
fo
r
the - paper
w ill be awcontioued. But we periment farm were worth, some-
Th« Home of
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In the matter of tbe estate of W illia m
“
Tum
-A
-Lum
p.M
will
always
bf
reasonable.
••Tum-A-Lumber.
'
’ l.-’»
- l . . time., more than a «.cceu.
Currie, deceased.
«uckrbqwcat
T o John Bosom worth, Elizabeth M ain,
p re8ident Kerr gave facts, data
for a »tatemeni, which w ill be cheerfully!
John A . Bowmworth, Robert Currie
rendered a» any lime.
Windows to fill your every w ant
and figures at to what the College Cottage Sash and Screen Doors.
Bosom worth, James Samuel Bosom- .
The price of The Observer n $1.50 per
Header and Combine Lumber in Stock.
worth, Charles Robb Bow m worth. 1
year. 75 centa for at* monlfta. 50 cent, tor was doing for Oregon, in a talk
Rebecca Groff, and Jaaet Bowm- ,
OREOON.
T H E DALLES,
lour m o n th .-b u t if naid in advance we of some length. Jefferson Myers
worth, heirt a t-la w of Mid deceased,
accept $2.50 ia full ‘or 2 year..
Shorter
and
to
each
and
all
of
you.
greeting
i
te rn « than one year 12% cent« per month. gave his views, as Io the work the
In the name of the state of Oregon, DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
A Blue Mark here w ill «rower an io­ College was doing with the seven
you and each and all of you are hereby
query, when entered upon our calendar, experimAit farms of the state that
notified, cited and required to be and ap­
W H E N IN P O R T L A N D S T O P A T
giving the date oi the paper a. the date at
pear ia the above entitled court in the
are
managed
by
the
O
A.C.
which your current .ubacription e«pire».
above entitled matter on Saturday, the 14th
” " I ain’t pertk kler.”
E .D .M cK ee, E.E.Kaseburg and
entier. [Tank day of August, s.D. 1915, at the hour of 2
"T hat m ake* the ca
o ’clock p m of M id day, then and there
W ill In ma. stand up."
W .M Barnett, were present from
State to Refold Fees.
to show cause, if any there be; why the
Hank stood up and proved to be
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- t
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petition of L Barnum, the administrator,
Wasco; L. L. Peetz and W . B
middle aged mnn o f decent appearance. filed herein, ior an order of M ie and order
Under the present law, no pub­ Johnston were present from out
Comer
of
7th
and
Stark
Street.
"H a n k , d’ye w aiit n w t f e F naked tbe of m I c m prayed for, should not be grant­
By M . Q U A D
lic auction sale of dairy animal* side M oro.
court.
ed, and the following described lands w ld
Inhere were others
C H A S . W R IG H T , P ra aid aw t
at private tale, in the manner provided by
“ I dew," was tbe reply.
C o p yrig h t M L by th« McClure
or animals intended for breeding all would have been pleased to
•i*
M . C . D I C K IN S O N , M a n s g a r .
Newspaper Syndicate.
f
law, not le« than half of purchase price to
. "Then I ’ll m a rry ye to thia woman.
purposes, shall be held, except have present, but time was too
“ H ank W illiam s, w ill ye take this de­ be paid in cash, balance to be secured by J
It ib new, and its rooni9 are provided with
note and mortgage on the property, bear-
luded womau to be yer la w fu l w ife?"
under the process of court, unless short to reach them.
W hen tbe court a t Bandy Bend bad
running
water and longdistance telephones.
_ noble« than eight per cent per annum
“You bet!"
such animals have, within twelve
been opened In due > n d legal form
erest, payable within a reawnable time,
European
pla*i. Kate» $1 per day and up.
“And w ill ye cherish and defend her
subject to the confirmation ot the court
Judge H o ke assumed w hat he coi
months prior to such sale, been
nnd keep all tbe other critters off V-
towit:
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sldered a proper jud icial dignity and
FAD OF THE tiONOCLE
“I w ill."
The north half of northeast quarter
WRIGHT-DICKINSON
HOTEL COMPANY
submitted to tuberculin test by a
said:
6
“Mrs. Jones, ye hear w h a t tbe critte r fn% ne%) of section six (6) in township
qualified veterinarian. The fine It W as Introduoad by • Dutch Dandy,
"T h is ar* a case such as we h er nev
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sex. Ye may be m arried, a n d 'y e may three (3) w uth, range eighteen (18) east
Jonkheer Bruala.
er bad afo re us before, but w e think*
for violation of this law is no less
not be. but this court ain ’t a-goln’ to ru n of W illamette meridian, containing seven-
O ne o f tb s Interesting things w ritten
we U n straighten out tbe kinks and
hundredths acres T 1 I I I I I H U 11 H K "i 1 1 1 ■< 1 U H
Î H - 1 1 U I I ' H W W
than $50 and no more than $250. about tbe monocle Is tlia t tbe fashion do Jeatlce to nil. Three days ago that nny chances of any fu ture rows and ty eight and aighty-eight
din- •*
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W
ill
ye
take
H
a
n
k
fo
r
b
etter
mote
or
le
«
,
according
to
government
Formerly the fees for testing had was Introduced a t tbs congress of red headed c ritte r over th ar, wbo calls k illin ’«.
survey, said tracts being more particularly
or wussT"
described as lots numbered one (1) and
Jo be paid by the owner, and sifeh Vienna, tbe congress which remade tbe blsself T om Jones, come bumpin’ down
“Beckon
so."
two (2) of Mid section six (6) in Mid
map o f Europe. Sir Horace Itum bold,
tbe tra il from Big Fin d to ax if tbur
Portland, Oregon.
“And w ill do yer best?"
is yet the case, but Dr.Theo Belel- in w ritin g on tbe subject o f tbe origin waa any law in this kentry sod to
township and range, together with the ten­
“Yes."
.
‘
ements,
hereditaments
and
appurtenances
ski, veterinarian at Wasco, is in of odd fashions and customs, said th a t boiler fu r Jeatlce. H e b»d a w ife up
Easter» Oregon Headqaarters.
"Then J Inc bands 1 pronounce ye thereunto belonging and appertaining.
receipt of a letter from the Oregon a D u tch exquisite, Jonkheer Breele, th a r at Big H n d . H e w eu t borne one man nnd w ife, nnd d u m m y hide, which
W itn e « the Hon Fred Krusow, judge
was the first man to w ear a monocle ¿veilin’ to find that she had skipped
the said court and the seal of said court
o i in
Livestock Sanitary Board which and Showed tbe then brand new fad w ith another man. The name o f that ar’ the hide of this court. I ’ll turn out of
i n c i
affixed,
this
7th
day of
‘ P o s it iv ly m at c e n t r a lly
nnd help hunt down any human critter
notifies him that, in future, such to tbe diplom ats and others assembled man was Al»c Skinner, and tb.it » him as tries to come lietween you and H a n k !
July, A . D. 1915.
lo c a te d
F i f t h 8 t . cars pats
a t tb e congress o f Vienna. A fte r that
K. A . McPherson, clerk.
over tbur w ith the broken nose.
fees will be returned to the owner
I now consider th a t Jeatlce has been
tb
e
d
o
d
’
S
eve» y few minutes
Bright, Bryant A Ellis, Moro, Oregon,
Introduction the fad spread to all parts
"W hat glnerally happens out yere in
by the board if the examination of Europe, but took Its deepest bold on this land o' gold and bard time» when dbue ta all handA and all around, and
Attorneys for Administrator.
It only remains fu r tbe happy bride­
’ and testing was made by an ap­ eqytaln members of tbe English well our w ife runs away? I f we alu ’t groom to herd the purceeaion to m y sa­
Popular Priced Restaurant
m ighty glad of It. which we mostly be.
proved and qualified veterinarian. to do classes.
loon and tre a t all hands over the happy
M ORO, OREGON.
QBnl hp b
tou My.
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MILL FEED AND FLOUR.
W H E N YOU T R A V E L
STO RE
YOUR
CAR
See H . U . M A R T IN aboil
L
WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE
Turn - A - Lum Lumber Company
H0T6L
Judge Hoke of
Sandy Bend
QReCON
NEW HOTEL PERKINS
T o w ard the end o f the first q uarter
we git on to her tracks and fuller ’em
of tbe nineteenth century tb e‘ fad o f UU we overtake her. I f »he's alone
S tar Lagan«.
w earing tbe monocle had become oo we take her by tbe ear and lead her
U r a a M a jo r . tbe Great Bear, as the
popular th at tbe w riter of a book on back. I f »he’s w ith a c ritte r we pop
cunstellatlou bn« been known. In wide
the care o f the eyes and preservation him over. T h a r ain’t no law to tbe
ly separated iwirts of the world, boa
of the vision Inveighed agnjnst I t The case, but the custom to purty well
many Interesting stories connected
name o f that w riter was Dr. K ltchlner, known. T he man who steals another
w ith IL One to the Indian legend o f and In 1823 he published “ Economy of
inon’s w ife expects to be jiopped by
the bear and the banters. As pictured the Eyes." Among many adverse re f­
the lnjoored husband, and he likewise
by the red men. the bowl of the dipper erences to the monocle he w rote: “ A expects to i>op th at same lnjoored bus
to the bear. and the «tar« In tbe handle single glass, set In a smart ring, to
bund I f he git« the chance.
are aotne e f tbe banters In pursuit often used by trin k e t fancier» for fash­
“Torn Jones didn’t pursoo. Thnr was
In the Wiring tbe bear comes out o f tbe ion’s sake. These folk« have not the
the broad tra il before him. and he hnd
den In tbe bills, and tbe ebaae begins least defect In th eir sight and are not guns mid knives and n boss, but he
A ll summer It continues until at last aw are o f the mischievous consequences hadn’t tbe saud.
n e Jest comes n
In tbe autum n tbe bear to wounded of such Irrita tio n ."—Washington Star.
hum pin’ down yere to boiler fur tbe
and falls oo cloee fo tbe earth tbqt Its
law and slirlek fu r Jestlce and to git
body drags along tbe horizon, tintin g
all men. Includin’ this court, down on
Java B re a d fru it
tbe leaves w ith Its blood soon a fte r
him fu r hto doggoneness. H is wife,
Jack trees, another name for bread
sunset
Throughout tbe early hours
fru it, grow wild In Java. The tree« are who nr’ th at fem ale over th ar w ith a
o f tbe w in ter evening tbe dead bear to
rery straight and have trunks rising to mouth ns big ns a bar’l, bud gone off
seen beneath tbe pole by tbe Imaglnn
wRh Abe Skinner ns aforesaid and
nearly fifty fe e t T be fru it to th irty
tlve red men o f tbe north.—L atim er J.
In< bee long and tw elve Inches broad, bad him headed for this very camp.
W ilson in Southern W om an’s Maga
tbe weight often reaching 120 pounds. A a they flies from Big Find they meets
Tbe flesh o f tbe fru it to delicious, and up w ith Jini Hope, who’s the cuss over
the oUy seeds are eaten rousted. The thnr w ith the game leg nnd one eye
V ic to r E m m a n u e l’» M ustache.
wood 1s a beautiful yellow In color and gone. Jim he stops ’em and sea;
T he first ru ler o f United Ita ly al­ is hard enough to be used for fu rn itu re
“ ‘Abe 8kInner, w hat you got thar?’
lowed his mustache to attain such
•” A fem ale.’
and cabinet work. W hen struck ft gives
length that In his Inter years lie would a very clear note; hence bells are made
" ‘W ho to sh e/’
never e a t anything at a public ban
‘“ Toni Jones’ w ife .’
o f It. and piece« o f the wood are also
\ q u e t W hen taking food be waa obliged used by watgjimen on mountains for
" ’And w lint you a-doln’ w ith her?*
to tie tbe ends o f tbe mustache behind giving signals.
“ ’A -run n ln ’ nwny to Randy Beud.’
bis bead, and be would not nppear is
“ ’Then you ueedn’t go no further.
this undignified- attitude In fro b t o f
I ’ve beeu w antin' a w ife fu r tbe last
Savan Day«.
people not belonging to his circle of la
"W e ll. George," «aid W illia m as they six mouths, and I reckon I ’ll take her
tlm acy. A fte r a vtolt be paid to Eng
met In tbe street, "bow Is A rth u r going off your hands!’
land. H a rrie t, due bens o f Sutherland,
• “ W a a l." continued bis honor, "Jim
w rote. "V icto r Emm anuel Is tbe only on now?"
Hope be bad bis gun plump on Abe
"Ob. much better," replied George
kn igh t o f the g arter I b are ever seen
" H e tins been In the country for seven Skinner and hto finger on the trigger,
wbo looks ee I f be would certainly
and Abe bad to give In. Tbla yere
have the beat o f It w ith Ibe dragon.” <,aJ2* t ° . re* nln
’‘treng* 1?
h a re thought court can’t l ’nrn th a t the womau ot>
i
i
-
T
h
a
t
a
funny!
I
should
So evidently be hnd acquired tbe wish
seven days In tbe country would have Jected to the change. On tbe contrary,
ed fo r look o f ferocity.-—Ixmdoti Chron
made one w eek."— New York Journal. tb ar to evidence th at she didn't keer a
»de
.continental, as Jim Hope to a better
"W
lookin’ -critter than Abe Skinner. T be
couple beads this w ay by the trail,
w hile Abe Skinner take« a abort cut
and arrives fu stly and cornea to me to
yell fu r Justice.
T h a r’s tw o fellers
yellin’ fu r Jeatlce and a th ird one w ith
tbe woman. T b e wom an gits yere to
doo tim e, along w ith Jim Hope, and
over by the creek they meets Joe
8cott, whe-stopa to say:
“ *Jlm H o p e ,'I waa Jest goto* out to
bunt fu r one.’ 7
" ’W h a t you mean?*
“ T w a n t a fem ale wom an fu r a w ife,
and you g it down and skip!*
"T b a r w aa « gun on Jim , and be bad
to give tbe wom an up.
Thia court
cau’t I ’urn th a t ahe abed a tear or did
any kic kin ’, but Jbn be cornea whoopin’
down, to me and w ants law and Jestlce
and all t h a t T h a t makes three of ’em
a w a n tin ’, and so 1 tells tbe constable
to arrest Joe and tbe woman. Yere’a
four fneo
on® ffom aD' * nrt the la w
pear» to tic p arty badly tangled up.
Fn»tly, T o m Jones, to tbla woman your
A
e v e n t and th a r won’t be no 111 feelto’a
and nothin’ to find fau lt w ith ."
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GUNPOWDER PLANTS.
Many Precaution« Must Ba Taken ta
Avoid Aeoidonts.
Workers In gunpowder plants when­
ever n storm comes up adjourn to th«
watch houses surrounding tbe plant
proper and enjoy tbetnselves till the
storm to over.
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Lightning to not tbe only danger
dreaded Id gun[x)wder plants, however.
Metal to dreaded—its banl surface m ay
cause explosions—and hence on tbe
workmen’s clothes the buttons must all
be of bone
— *
Tbe w orkm en’s clothe» must be pock­
etless so that they may not carry
matches or kulves. and a workman, no
m atter how dandified bis taste«, mast
not wear turned up trousers since to
turnups grit 1» harbored, und grit to a
gunpowder m ill to as dangerous almost
as fire.
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In nil the building» of these plants
not s nail bead or any sort o f Iron ma­
terial to ex |Mined. T b e roofs, too, are
made very s lig h t so that In the event
of nn explosion they Will blow off eas­
ily. Tbe doors all open outw ard to
make escape easy, and tbe plant to usu­
ally surrounded w ith a stream o f w a­
ter, Into which tbe bands are trfilned
to dive a t the first sign o f danger.—C in ­
cinnati Commercial Enquirer.
Rubbing It In.
The Bride—T h a t nasty Mrs. Jones,
next door, sold I ’d botter try these
biscuits on tbe dog before I gave ’em
to you. Tbe Groom—Hasn’t she got
a mean disposition I W hy. I thought she
was fond o f dogs! - < »'
Politeness of Tokyo Trastoemen.
I t to nice to know to these days
of lost reputations th a t, oriental ho<'
pitallty, a t any rntc. shdws no sign o f
decadence. A correspondont has come
across tbe following announcement to
a tailor’s shop In T o k y o :’
“ Respectnble ladles and gentlemen
may come here to have fit«.’*—London
Spectator.
Taking a T ip .
Houseman—J f I'd known y««i w eie
going to drop In on us so unexpectedly
we would have bad a lietter dinner.
H o rto n —Don't mention It. o ld man
Bnt next tim e Wl be sure and let you
know.—Ixindon A n aw era/i
. .
—
Mriny a man finds out too tote that
he cannot hide anything from hto own
eonactence.— Pliny
J. R M organ
X D e x x tls t
MORO. - - -
.
L. Q. SWETLAND, Mgr.
OREGON
I 1 t 1 i 1 ■l »l i t l I n n 1 I 1 I I I 11 I I i li-4-1-1 1 11 H - H
1st to 15th of each month. ’
W ASCO,
. -
I 1 H
I 1H
4 H
::
I »
H otel a l b e r t
D A R N IE L L E BROS., Proprietors
OREGON
The Dalles, Oregon
16th to 30th of each month.
Headquarters for our Sherman County
friends; prices reasonable; first class
restaurant with the hotel.
D r. C . L . P o le y
t
-
E uropean P lan . 9 a la t $1 .0 0 a n d up
I
Physician and Surgeon.
Two Blocks From New Depot
Moro, Oregon.
Office in residence.
FREE AUTO BUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS
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G ro v e r J . D u ffe y
VIN TO N HOTEL
• Lawyer.
Grass Valley, Oregon.
Office with W. H. Ragsdale
Entirely new, convenient to bushiess.
Clean beds, and table the best the market
will afford. Prices reasonable. Com­
mercial trade eolicited.
OREGON.
MORO
C .J .B r ig h t , W .C .B s y a n t . M .G .E l l is .
CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES,
Bright, Bryant & Ellis.
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HOTEL
MORO
W. C. RUTLEDGE, Proprietor.
A ttorneyB-at-Law
offices at
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The Dillefi and Moro, Ore.
C?M. Huddleston
Nearest Hotel to Business Center, Bank
and Depot. Courteous Treatm ent, Clean
Beds and TlrWe th e best the m arket wiH
afford.
-
Attorney a t Law
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C .
.Opposite Postoffice
W asco,
-
Oregon
*
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