Sherman County observer., June 29, 1923, Image 4

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The Oregon supreme court
—.^4 M order restraining t&e directors
of the Union hl«*» schooP district at
H.ru.i»ton U fi*tUl* county- from
•»ending any of the district funds un
tU the court determines whether the
consolidation was brought about In
compliance with the laws.
The first of four ocean going log
rafts to be dispatched this summer by
the Benson Lumber company to
mill at Ban Diego left the Columbia
river In tow of the Puget sound tug
Humaconna. assisted by the Oneonta
The raft contains «.000.000 feet of log.
and a deckload of telephone poles
Oovernor Pierce has announced the
personnel of the commission which
will Investigate the Oregon auiOinc*
' bile license law and report to the lei
lslature at its next regular session lu
11#26 Members of the commission are
W B. Dennis, of Carlton, and James
8. Stewart, of Corvallis, selected by
tbs governor, and James H. Cassel,
John H. Hall and C. L. Boss, of Port­
land. selected by the dealers’ asso
elation.
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The Southern Pacific company has
reported to the public service com­
mission that It has a surplus of 989
ears. A similar condition exists on
the lines of the Oregon Washington
Railroad A Navigation company.
Suit to restrain the secretary o
state from placing on the ballot at tht
November election the referendum
measure Initiated against the satte In
come tax law by the Oregon State In
tome Tax league, may be filed with
In the next few days.
Special guest of honor at the an
nual Linn county pioneers’ picnic wat
Mrs. Marla Campbell Smith, 82 ysar^
old, whose parents came to Oregon on
board the ship Laussanne In 1840. She
was the first child born In the ter
rltory of pioneer parents.
Starting July 1. all operators of
motor vehicles which are subject to
the provisions of the automotive trans
portatlon act of 1921 will be required
to keep a detailed account of their
activities and file a report of the same
with the public service commission
W H EN
IN T H E D A L L E S
E A T AT .
R o y a l C a fe
Open Day and Night
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R. H. McKean, Manager, W asco, Oregon
; D E A L E R S IN
Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts,
Builders Supplies, Lumber, W ood,
CoaP and H ay.
M ANUFACTURERS
OF
MILL FE E D AN D FLOJUR
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ii-i » i l i u m
Cars
GOODYEAR TIRES AMD TUBES
Complete Line of Accessories
AUTO REPAIRING
STORAGE
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
FOSS & CO., Inc.
Phone 3 0 3
M ORO, OREGON
Have You S e e r
This New
Super Stove?
W e S e ll
Wood and Iron Lever
HARROW S
N e w Invention N o w
on Diaplay
The widely advertised New
Perfection Oil Range with
SUPERFEX Burners that for
the first tune combines gas-
stove speed with oil-stove
T O M L IN
W EEDER
as on display here.
Let us show you this big
fe u h r m r new stove and its
marvelous burner.
It is sbeolutely reliable
pr<<h>e«s l£ 0 |ere* n t more
Fiat than eld style burner
sold by ns, has proven
to be the best all-par-
pose weeder now sold
NEW PERFECTION!
wiff-
v Turners
G in n , C o le m a n & C o.
A N 2 i h * v —»
•<»«uai improvement could oe rea­ ACCIDENT IN HARDING PARTY J
HEAT FATAL TO HftIVY
The third and final survey of cOst
sonably expected.
of wheat production In Sherman coun­
In an address devoted to dlacus-
Plunges glazing Sun Clplma 22 Victims In Five
Writers Killed When Auto
ty has been begun by the United States ]
alon of the agricultural situation, the
Days In Chleage.
Over Embankment
Curtis.' . Chicago—The heat wave, taking el-
department of agriculture and the
chief executive reviewed the mess
Denver, Colo. —r Sumner
state college experiment station and
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ures taken by the government to aid
the republic*»' u» meet »»precedent« toll <* U ...
representative
of
extension service. Reports will he pub- u
F iiiim e r e tg fi MflflSUrflS the farmers, »lading at tha forefront
T hom « P. D»»w».' the Middle W « t tk<, 1 « . J *
llshed as soon as analysed and tabulat- H a vin g E n u m e r a te ', W eaSU
the farm credits legislation enacted by tional committee;
pec'ted to oontlnue, tha weather bureau
director 6f the historical department
the last congress. “Thia laglalntlon
ed, to enable growers to profit by the
Taken By Government to
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of the Colorado Historical and Natural declared hers.
when carried out." he declared, "will
Twenty-two persona have died from
Information obtained.
L. story society; and Tommie French,
Aid Agriculturists.
be capable of furnishing the American
heat to BY« toy» *> Chicago. The
Work of securing the trout egg sup­
a statistician for the Great Western
farmers,
for
the
first
time
in
the
his­
high temperature«, a biasing aua »nd
ply for Oregon is now at Its height
Sugar company of Denver, were k.li­
In many parts of the state and the out-
Hutchinson, Kan.-^Prreldent Hard- tory of agriculture In any country, ed and Donald JC Craig, manager of little Wind hare taken a toll of acorea
look Is that Oregon will have the ing brought to the agricultural middle adequate investment and working cap­ the Washington bureau of the New In other parts of the mldweet.
The Mot wave was broke» tempo­
largest brood this year of any state In west ar message of optimism with s ital on terms as favorable as those
Yokk Herald was Injured Sunday when
the union, according to a report of A. prediction that the worst of the post- accorded to commerce and Industry ” the automobile in which they were rid- rarily to parts of tho Northkoat by
storms which killed two and Injured
E. Burghduff, state game warden. Ap- war depression had passed and that Furthermore, he said. )t will tend to
ln the mountains near Denver
restore lair priore for farm products ing
to Minnesota.
proxlmately 39 million eg<«,,.wlU bo
overturned and plunged over a 76-foot one
Notice of Sheriff Sale
Thousands »re flocking to the North­
and aid the farmer la lifting debts in­
placed in hatcheries of the state.
In the Circuit Court of the 8tste of curred during the period of depres embankment.
ern summer resorts. Special steam
The automobile’was carrying a party
A certificate of award hai been acal
Multnonwh
era on the Or eat Lakes are handllag
sion.
/
oL i..n<v
by J. A. Churchill, .ta te superintend-, r Anna
Schwister, Plaintiff,
The president enumerated other of newspaper then who were accom­ crow da flaetog from
and
girl
panying
President
Harding
on
hl«
ent of schools, to every hoy
I
-vs-
measures taken by the government
(
Notice fer FuWicaKon
In Oregon outside of Portland who I Bertram Williams, Defendant,
to aid the farmer, Including re-ea- western tour, as was Qurtls.
during
has not been absent or tardy
Department
of the Interior, U. 8.
f By 'virtue of an attachment, ex ­ tabllshment on an active basis of the
Land Office st The Dal lea, Oregon.
the past school yeur Repdrts shew ecu tio n , judgment order and order federal farm loan board, reduction o<
Summons lo r Publication <* Foreclosure
that 6201 public school pupils have ' of sale Issued out of the above freight ratea on farm products and leg­
May 19, 1923.
of Tax Lien
Marlon le n tite d court to me directed and
Notice ia hereby given that Junius
earned these certificates.
islation
to
facilitate
co-operative
mar-
Jackson
E.
Hallyburton, of Roekcreek, Oregon
In the Circuit Court of the State ol
county leads with 396. while
dated the 29th day of May, 1923, upon keting of farm produets; to prevent
who,
on Jan. 12, 1922? made Home­
county is second with a total of 268.
Oregon,
for
Sherman
County.
judgment rendered and entered in harmful gambling of agricultural fu
stead
Entry, No. 021880, for E$NE|,
H.
C.
Ginn,
Plaintiff
said
court
on
the
26th
day
of
May,
11be bureau of public roads has
turns; to regulate and control the
á*. Sec. 2, SE i. See. 8, E$NE|. Sec­
va.
let the contract to the Warren Con­ 1928, in favor of plaintiff and, against packing industry; te remove restric­
tion 10, Township 2 South, Range 18
R. J. Ginn, Jennie Holder, Carl
struction company for the building of the defendsnt. for the sum of $1960.00 tions upon the operation of the Joint
Eaif. W iltemette meridian haa filed
Holder,
Thomaa
Holder,
Mrs.
with
interest
s
t
the
rate
of
six
per
the Roosevelt highway between Devil s
stock land banks; to authorise forma
notice of intention to make fin ayjp of
Henry McCall, N ellie Pike,
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cent
per
annnm
from
the
first
day
of
tlon of Irrigation districts whereby the
lake and Slleti bay in Lincoln county
to establish claim to the land Above
Minnie Henry and any unknown
price being more than January, 1923, and for the further sum water using settlers are brought to­
the contract
Jescribed before Register and Receiv­
heirs
of
the
Julia
Holder
estate,
will complete the of $
costs and disbursements and gether in associations to conduct their
$200,000.
This
er.
United Stetea Land Office, at The
Defendanta.
upon
this
writ
com
the
costs
of
and
relations with the federal government
Roosevelt highway from Tillamook
To Minnie Henry, the above named Dalles, Oregon, on the 3d day of July,
mandlng
me
to
make
sale
of
the
and to extend the time on payments
oounty to Slletx bay and there Is a
defendant. In the Name o£ the Stat. 1923
section of but a few mllds to be built following described real property, due from irrigation farmers to the gov­
Claimant names as witnesses: 1 . S.
of Oregon:
to-w it:
,
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to reach Newport.
You are hereby notified that H. C. Reese, of Moro, Oregon, H. L. Hally­
All of block 13 comprising lot} 1 ernment.
The Oregon experiment station work to 8 inclusive, and the east one hall
E very reader o í advertisements^ ha» Ginn is the holder of Certificate of burton, of Ortley, Oregon, Louis Pow­
on poultry breeding Is not only the pf block 14, comprising lota one to a purchasing advantage ol no mean value Delinquency numbered 71 iasueuon the ell, of The Dalles. Oregon, Walter
best in the United States, but also In four inclusive, of Rollins 2d addition
26th day of May. 192U, by the Tax Col Lutx, of The Dai Ire, Oregon
J. W. Donnelly, Rigister.
the world, was the Judgment express to City of Grass Valley, Oregon.
S u b o m for Publication in Foreclosure lector of the County of Shermsn, State 5m25J22
ed by T. R. Robinson, honorary sec­
of
Oregon,
for
the
amount
of
Eighteei
Also three acres more or less ad­
of Tax Lien
retary of National Utility Poultry so­ joining said blocks 13 and 14 all ii
and 25-100 Dollars, the same being the Summons fur Publicities ia Fercduaare
In the Circuit Court of the State o
of T lX Lieu
amount then due and delinquent for
ciety of England, and Percy A. the southwest 1 of tha southwest i of
Francis, commissioner of poultry for section 26 Tp 2 a. range 16 east W.M. Oregon for the County of Sherman
taxes for the year 1918, together with In the Circuit Court of the State of
J. C. Freeman, Plaintiff,
Oregon, for the County of Sherman.
penalty, in’ereat and eoets thereon
the British ministry of agriculture, in Sherman county, Oregon.
upon the real property assessed to you W. A. Raymond, Plaintiff,
after a visit to the Oregon Agricultural
Now, tlerefore, by virtue of aaid Oresaa M. Tonkins, Defendant.
■»f which you are the owner aa appears
va.
college at Corvallis.
execution, judgment order, and order
To Oreeas M. Tonkins, the above
Sumner Houston of Bear Creek, of sale and in compliance with the named defendant: In the Name of the of record, aituated fn said County and L. L. Detrick. Defendant.
To L. L. Detrick, the above nauked
near Prineville, covering the 160 miles commands of said writ, I w ill, on State of Oregon i You are hereby noti State, and particularly bounded and
defendant:
In the Name of the State
described
aa
follows,
to-w
it:
South
Monday,
the
*90th
day
of
July,
1923
from Bend to The Dalles In the fast
fled that J. C. Freeman is the holder
time of 10 hours 34 minutes and 6 at 10 o’clock a. m. at the door of the of Certificate of Delinquency number­ east Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Oregon: You are hereby notified
seconds and riding the string of county eourt house in Sherman county ed 72 issued on the 25th day of June. and Southwest Quarter of the Soul heasi that W. A. Raymond is the holder of
Charles Houston, won the pony ex­ Oregon, sell at public auction the 1920, by the Tax Collector of tliC Quarter of Section 13, the Northeast Certificate of Delinquency numbered
Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and 70 issued on the 5th day of May, 1920.
press race and the purse of $700, above described property (subject to County of Sherman, State of Oregon,
the
Northwest Quarter of the North by the Tax Collector of the County of
redemption)
to
the
highest
bidder
for
which wmb held In connection with
for the amount o f Fourteen and 74-100
east
Quarter of 8ection Twenty Four Sherman, State of Oregon, for the
cash
in
hand,
all
the
right,
title
,
and
The
the State Elks’ convention at
doHare, the same being the amount
Township
Four South, Range 15 East amount of One and 09-100 Dollars, the
Dalles. Jimmy Taylor, riding the Jim interest which the within named de­ then due and delinquent for taxes for
the W illamette Meridian. Also same being the amount then due and
fendant
had
on
the
14th
day
of
April,
the years 1917 and 1918, together
Cram string, was second-
delinquent for taxes for the year 1918.
1923, the date of the filing of the with penalty, Interest and costa there­ ‘[jots 1. 2. 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 of Block
A tour through central and eastern
certificate of attachment herein, or on upon the real property ssaesacd to and Lota Sand 6 of Block 3 of Henari together with penalty, Interest and
Oregon will be made, beginning July
since that date had in and to the you, of which you are the owner as v ille Addition to the City of Great costs thereon upon the real property
9, by representatives of the public
ggsessed to you, of which you are the
above described property or any part appears of record, situated in said Valley.
service commission and others Inter­
You are further notified that said owner as appears o$ reeord, situated
thereof, to aatiafy »«id execution, County and State, and particularly
ested in the hearing to be held Aug­ judgment order, interest, coats and
J. Ginn has paid taxes on said in said County and State, and partic­
bounded and described as follows, to-
ust 3 In Portland before the interstate
premises for prior or subsequent years ularly bounded and described a« fo l­
accruing costs.
w it: AH that part of Section 16, Town­
commerce commission relative to rail­
1th the rate of interest on said lows, to-w it : Lot Three (3) of Block
Hugh Chrisman. Sheriff of
ship 1 South of Range 19 JL W. M.,
way extension and development In the
Four (4) of the original town of Moro.
Sherman County, Oregon consisting of 80 acres more or less, amount« as follow s:
You are further notified that aaid
eastern part of the state. The delega­
Year’»
tax,
prior
certificate;
date
Dated thia 26th day of June, 1923 as described in dead record Q, page 7
tion will assist eastern Oregon peo­ First publicaton June 29th, 1923.
paid, Sept. 2, 1914; amount, $97 80 W. A. Raymond haa paid taxes on
of the deed records of Sherman county.
aaid premises for prior or subsequent
ple In assembling data for the hear­ Last publication July 27th, 1923.
rate of interest, twelve per cent.
. You are further notified that said
years with the rate of interest on said
ing. The Itinerary will be Klamath
Year’s tax, 1915; date paid Oct.
Notice of Application far Franchise J. C. Freeman has paid tsxes on said 1916; amount, $11.34; rate of interest «mounts aa follows:
Falls. July 10 and 11,; Laplne. July 12;
premises for prior or subsequent
Year's tax, 1919; date paid, May
Lakeview, July 14; Burns aftd vicinity, Before the Public Service Commission
twelve per cent.
years, with the rate of interest on
oth, 1929; tax receipt number. 1244;
Year’s tax, 1916; dktapald, Oct.
July 16, and Bend, July 18.
of Oregon
said amounts as follow s;
1917; amount, $12.02; rate of interest, amount, $1.57; rate of interest, 12
There were eight facilities In Ore­ In the matter of the ap­
Year’s tax, 1919; dgte paid, June
per cent; amount paid, $1.58.
twelve
per cant.
,
plication
of
Tha
Chea
gon due to Industrial accidents dur­
26, 1920; U x receipt number, 1271
Year’s tax, 1920; date paid, April
Year’s tax, 1917; date paid. Oct
Lumber Company, »n Ore­
ing the week ended June 21, accord­
•mount, $9.59; rate of interest, 12 per
6th, 1921; tax receipt number, 647;
1918;
amount,
$12
83;
rate
of
interest
gon
corporation,
for
a
ing to a report prepared by the state
sent.
amount, $1.20; rate of interest, 12 per
franchise on tha John Day -
industrial accident commission. The
Year’s tax, 1920; date paid, Janu­ twelve per cent.
cent, amount paid, $1.20.
Year’s
tnx,
1919,
date
paid,
Oct,
river
and
its
tributaries,
victims included Charles Briggs, rig­
ary 26, 1922; delinquent tax receipt
Year’s U x, 1921; date paid, April
1920;
amount,
$20.79;
rate
of
inter«»«,
for
the
purpose
of
driv­
ger. Oates; J. P Monckton, logger,
number, 88; amount, $12.21* rate of
25th,
1922; tax receipt nomber, 865;
twelve
per
cent.
ing, cstehing, booming,
Milwaukie; L. A. Babcock, logger, Eu
interest, 12 per cent.
amount, $1.76; rate of interest, twelve
Year’s tax, 1920; date paid, Oct.
sorting,
rafting,
4nd
hold­
gene; Victor M. Place, tallyman.
Year’s tax, 1991; date paid, Janu­
1921; amount. $21 90; rata of interval, per eent, amount paid, $1.7«.
ing logs, lumber and
Brookings; Floyd McKenney, line
ary 81, 1923; delinquent tax receipt
Year’s*tax. 1928; date paid. April
twelve
per cent
other
timber
products.
man. Albany; J. Kaikkonen, fisher
number, 21; amount, $10.98; rate of
Year’s tax, 1921; date paid, Oct. 5, 4, 1923; tax receipt number, 493;
To
all
whom
It
may
concern:
man. Astoria; William E. Reinhardt,
interest. 12 per cent.
1922; amount, $24.40; rate of interest, •mount, $1.88; rate of interact, twelve
Notice is bereoy given that The
Year’s tax, 1922. flrat half; date
carpenter. Portland, and Solomon
per cent; amount paid. $1.38.
Chee Lumber Company, an Oregon paid, April 12, 1928; tax receipt num twelve per cent.
Wlgle, wood foreman, Corvallis. A
Total amount paid—$6.87.
Said‘Minnie Henry as the owner of
corporation, has applied to the Public ber, 859; amount, $3.91; rate of inter
total of 763 accidents were reported Service Commission of Oregon, for a
Raid L. L. Detrick, as the owner
the legal title of the above described
eat, twelve per cent.
during the week.
property aa the aame appears of record, of the legal title of the above describ­
franchise, for the purpose of driving,
8ald Oresea M. Tonkins, as the
catching, bodging, sorting, rafting owner of the legal title of the above and each of the other persons above ed property aa the same appear» of
THE MARKETS
and holding logs, lumber and other described property as the same appears named are hereby further notified that record, ia hereby further notified that
timber products, on that part of the of record, ia hereby notified that H.C.Glnn will apply to the circuit court plaintiff w ill apply to tha Circuit
P o rtla n d .
John Day riv e r extending from-the plaintiff w ill apply to the Circuit of the County and 9tate aforeeaid for Court of the County an# State afore­
a decree foreclosing the li«n against said for a decree foreclosing the Hen
Wheat — Hard white. $1.13; soft junction of the north and south forks
Court of the County and State afore
white. 8112; western white, 81.11; thereof, In township • South, range 26 •aid for a decree foreclosing the li»n the property above described, and against the property above described
hard winter and red western. 8105; East. Willamette Meridian, vto the against the property above described mentioned ltraMd certificate. And you and mentioned in said certificate.
mouth of that river, and also on the and mentioned in slid certificate. And are hereby summoned to appear within And you are hereby summoned to
northern spring 81.04.
Hay — Alfalfa. $16 per ton; valley north and middle forks of that river, you are hereby summoned to appear sixty days after the first publication appear within aixty days after the
timothy, $26; eastern Oregon timothy, ftpm 4 the source thereof to the above within aixty days after the flrat pub of th^n summons, exclusive of the day first publication of the summons ex­
mentioned point of junction, and that lication of thia summons, exclusive of of »-aid fiist publication, and defend clusive of the day of said first p u b li­
|27; clover, $16.
a hearing.will be held Upon such ap the day of feaid first publication, and this action or pay the amount due as cation, and defend this action or pay
Butter Fat—41c.
plication before the Public Service defend thia action or pay tha amount above shown, together with coats and the amount due as above shown to­
Kggs—Ranch, 240S6e.
Cheese—Tillamook cream 29 0 30c; Commission, at its office in the court due aa above shown, together with accrued interest, and in case of your gether with coate and accrued interest
failure to do so, a decree will be ren­ and in case of your failure to do so,
Young Americas 80031c; block Swiss, house in tha pHy of Portland, and coats and accrued interest, and
dered
foreclosing the Hen of said a decree w ill be repdered foreclosing
state of Oregon, oo Friday, th« ¡loth ease of your failure to do so, a decree
33 0 35c; cream brick. 28030c.
Cattle — Choice steers, 87.500800; day of July, 1921 »< *° o ’clock in w ill ba rendered foreclosing the lien taxes and costa against the land and the Hen of said taxea and coat« against
the land and premiere above named.
the forenoon, at which hearing all gf said taxes and costs against the premises above named.
medium to good, 87.00 07.50.
Thia summon» is published by order
Tbi»
summon»
ia
published
by
order
persons
interest*'*
msy
be
heard
Sheep—Choioe valley lambs, 810.60
land and premises above named.
of the-Honorable D. R. Parker, Judge
of
the
Honorable
D
R.
barker,
Judge
89
50
0
either
in
person
or
by
attorney.
medium
valley
lambs.
Thia summons is published by order
011;
of the Circuit Court of the 8t te of of the Circuit Court of the State of
Dated thia 5th day of June, 190.
10.50.
of the Honorable D. R. Parker, Judge
Oregon for the County of Sherman, and Oregon, for the County of Sherman,
<7.7508
25;
PUBLIC
SERVICE
COMMISSION
—
Prime
light,
Hogs
of the Circuit Court of the State of
•aid order waa made and dated this and said order waa made and dated
OF ORB0ON.
smooth heavy. 8607 75.
Oregon for the County of Sherman
21st day of May, 1923, andjthe date of this 30th day of April, 1928, and the
By H. H. Corey
and said order waa made and dated
the first publication of this summon« date of the flrat publication of thia
. By Newton McCoy
geattleS
thia 8Uth day of April, 1928, and the
summons Is the 4th day of May,
By
Thos
K.
Campbell
Wheat—Hard white, 84 09; soft and
date e f the flrat publication of thia is the 26th day of May, 1923.
All process and papers in this pro­ 1923.
Commissioners. summons la tho 4th day of May
western white. 81.10; hard and soft (Real of
All procere and papers in thia pro­
red winter, northern spring and west Public Service Commlreion of Oregon) 1928
A ll proerea and papers in thia ceeding may be served upon the under­
ceeding may be served upon the under­
signed
residing
within
the
State
of
Attest:
proCMdlng may be served upon the
ern red. $1.04.
signed, residing within the State of
Edw.rd Oetrander. Secretary.
undersigned, residing within the state Oregon at the address hereafter
Butter Fat—42 0 44c.
Oregon, at the address hereafter men­
Glenn
E
Husted.
1<»4
Board
of
Trade
mentioned.
Kegs—Ranch, 2<O27c.
of Oregon. 01 the sddreaa hereafter
I. M. Peterson,
Bldg
.
Portland,
Oregon,
attorney
tioned.
Cattle — Prime steers. $7.6008;
mentioned.
I. M. Peterson. Attorney for the
Attorney for Plaintiff.
for the Chee Lumber Company.
medium to choice, $707.50
I . M. Peteraon, Attorney for Plain­
Plaintiff. Addrere More, (¿regon. J »
Addreas
Moro,
Oregon,
7m26ju6
First
publicatioo,
Juno
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