PACE 2
BEAVERTON
EN TC R PR iSE
^F R ID A Y .
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Uifd a,thouK»« it has been -
. « » « » M i *
“/ ‘d ,h a * ,h « hot jiack m ethod to- d'J,u‘
to $.0
getAer with the u«e of a p re ssu re ' : ,;utec,i“n -
i
e r for the stcirlization is ber t. Seed °f crim son clover, white
te clover
especially for noi^acid vegetable» and Ludino, red and alsike clover
states G race V’iall Gray, national)- n sweet clover ha ve all had the ta r-
h ^ h e r figures
.
i ’ T
iff rates raised to higher
H H. JE F F R IE S . Publisher
know n canning expert who .. sccre-
g cen.s per pound
tary of the contest. T his m ethod of
^
* ^ v a n m g e make* these seed
canning is recom m ended by the U. S
lr
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s
D epartm ent of ^ u rcu ltu re becam e i.ic ro p s still m ore attractive for O re-
M ember National
Editorial
Assn, and O regon S ta te E d ito ra l Assn.
saves time and fuel and L s u r e s ste'-* * * p o w e rs, say s, the farm crops de-
i dity,
lit v
u - lilL
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a r t m p ent
n t a at t O
while
preserving
natural 1 n partm
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Published Friday of each week by Pioneer Publishing Co. at Beaverton flavor, color and texture
of the
O re. E n tered as second-class m atter at the poatoffite at Beaverton. Ore, canner. article.
C RO P E S S E N T IA L IF W E
W OULD IN C R E A SE PR O D U C TIO N
rcH
country
AUGUST
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fl
ity and or -ta tr -th e iture f" ^
ca depends upon being „ 0 ° llA*<
home life, few children
*
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—unproductive. Erosion of the »oil
. com nlon; there are n o big red . V . «N V A S V s S W W A v í ^
b # fn l no ,UOS| no m odern hom es.
s
, ’CI an J decay are evident every-1
A U B R E Y L. FLETCHEt
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* herC'
A tto rn ey a t Law
Poverty Sure to R esult
robbery nut ms poverty —pov-
Beaverton ,Or
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™ e»v" but for 0 f f jc e ^
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ren.
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We only hold the land in trust f r Special atte n tio n given to _
those who come a fte r us. W e m ust j account», conveyancing, real
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turn to others
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. as good condition!
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a n d th e settlem ent of estât«.
as we found it
STOCKM EN SU FFER
’Hie future welfare of our conunun-
Subscription Retee
W sV W S W W W W S S V
R otation of crops meUns diversifi
FRO M LOW PR IC ES
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50
T
hree
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onths.-----------------------------
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Y ear
cation and diversified farm ing is safe
Herman Oliver of John Day says farming. Crop rotation lessens the
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m onths —
Present Returns are Under Cost
risk of failure, increases the sources
of Production
j of income.
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VVe cannot expect to m ake a profit
B eaverton Office—Broadway aea.- O. E. T racks, Phone 7503
I n s te r n
O regon
str^k m en are from farm ing bv growing only one
P ortlan d Office—404-407-406 De kum Bldg. Phone A T w ater 5914
w ondering just w hat
is w rong with croP **n(l devoting tw o-thirds of our
the m a rk e ts for beef cattle
and *lrT,<? ‘° doing it.
sheep, says H erm an
O liver, la rg f Crop rotation distributes farm work
HIG HER POSTAGE
TH E W ORKERS
scale stockm an at John D ay and a ' throughout the entire year. It means
m em ber of th e sinte board of h ig h e r 1
em ploym ent—more efficient
Prrwii
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.
,
‘education.
In
an
aA
lress
at
th
e
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re-
farm
h
elp.
Septem ber brings a holiday th at i*
From present m d k a tio u . it ..n 't cent firl(1 d
of th, Hurns b
h
Rotation M aintain. Fertility
is
generally
endorsed even
even ‘hough
though
it going fto be long until there will be a experim ent station he gave some fig
-ally endorsed
it
Crop rotation, including the grow-!
genetUll)
<< t r a r i . j b i g d r o p m In te l w ritin g in this coun- ures on costs of product on as taken 'nK °f alfalfa, c l o v e r s , or o ther leg-
I.abor Day strikes a note of ap- try. Away back in earlier years th e from his own records
umes. find the raising of livestock
W henever |
J
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.rm n.-nt COCOUAged it because it
“T h ere is plenty o f m oney to fin- m aintains sc#l fer
hc IS identified with the °rK » n .« d la- helped to keep the people, then wide- ance stockm en, and m ore people in we have live stock we have crop ro-
If you doubt thi» let us convince you from our rvcord«
bor m o v e m e n t o r not. Mere in this ]y separated and with limited m eans the co untry to etit the m eat than 'K ion.
T he
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are
inseparable.
»tit. i r the
w.t *“1 ib«>rinK
ir’ '■ ■ 1 1 g ,l,ar^
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yj
j
jvj J 1 g i r f 'i i i i
i
town whore
, °[ trtingportation, in closer
' ’s tr touch
,ouc*, ever
ever before
before and
and vet
yet the
the m
m ark
ark ets
ets are
are Not
Not only
onlv do
do they
they m
m aintain
aintain soil
soil fertil
fertil-
as a rule identified with an organiza- wj,b e, l . l
P O R T L A N D GAS & C O K E CO.
tion of his craft,
he nevertheless was ra rTirA >
i ° , . " sr day* m ail so low th a t we lose on every lam b !*•' but they improve the condition of
feels there could be no nobler senti- a #er! ? " 1
* '° M b?cauw 11 w a* :‘nd evc^? H * d
of cattle sold ah soil.
nient than setting Uside a day each w cre W1|.-
. rg eS<,a r L • af ,a x l^ y e r * ,,r,,]1, !‘n , Pr 'C f»” O liver
pointed out
W eeds, insect nests, and plant disi-
year on which the nati'.n can P » y , that wav
I
• *ir ,,u,ncy spent
U n d er present conditions it costs ease flourish w henever we follow a
aragl
lantss^Av tfkiathieanchinpm v profit Toda'v* - n i '.Cr
°n a me $6 50 to raise a lamb. C ounting one crop system.
R otation
keeps
who earns his bread by the sweat hons Qi i- ,,'
1 l< (I
^*1-, wool tat 17c. also below the gost of down the weeds, starving out m any
of his brow I.aleir Day is not a y fa r
. i
are
n'ai
every Pfduction, and 100 per cent lam b crop down the weeds, starves out m any
time for honoring organized w orkers cent to si -II° l , ° t
a n y , '1lnK cx- to b rin g 6c a pound at 70 pounds, the d«.«tmct»ve insects and helps to elim-
only It is a good time to honor senders m a k e 'n in e
r r ,,' rn ^ ,roTn lamb* is around $4 20 inate plant disease,
every man who w-okrs and produces Joses
c-,rrv i
| * 1 nc, ^ am ca, •
below cost of production.
Rotation gives us a variety of
and
thus insures this •countriy'* P ostm aster" r
t* iVr
m *' ' ^ ° w
same Is true of cattle,” he feed; m akes the rtiising of livestock
future
to ^
Cotter* * **
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ls r f *dy continued, citing m ore detailed fig- more p rofitable; gives us
som ething
W e have far to go yet before we atFf to ¿ y
* to
'c “ Pr post“ ures.
A t the present country price to sell every week in the year,
have produced enough to meet the on oaci. u tt *"
*' * ccnt n io rr of
to 7c the grow er is losing
In wide sections where th e one-
W e’ve never received a b e tte r rew ard th an th e knowledge that
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iM c a i u i .
i i about $35
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ii
a all
n
c costs
o s ie s
l are
i r e crop
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demands
our own
own people
people T
T here
here a.;i|
„ — . . . r . . . . a,n
a * Prfs<*nt.
It
a httid
if
system predom
inates,
th ere is
demands of
of our
we have accomplished a good deed w hen w e put McCare*
.will
not m
m ean
much
to the average considered.
e o n .id errd U
IT„fn
rt„ „ , „ i . , the
,g„ farm
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will not
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uch to
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tire still over 7,000,000 families in patron of this postoffice, but it will cannot red iv e operations and cut
A utocrat Tirea on a custom er’* c a r—
the U. S. without autos. In our cit
serve to cut down the am ount of un- down overhead as other^ industries do B#>eoo l r r j
Residence Beacon 5071
ies alone, not counting the farm necessary
m ail sent o u t by business in time* of depression." he added.
A w ritten Factory g u aran tee goes w ith each of these tires
population, there arc over 4,000,000
concerns. And the reduction in vol-
A dequate ta rriff on hides would be
FRED ERICK M. DEM PSEY
against “All Road H a z a rd s’’ such as Cuts, Blowouts, Bruises
families without bathtubs; over 3,- ume, it is predicted, enable the postal a creat help, Mr. Oliver believes
MisalignmentlS', A ccidents, D efects, U n d er Inflation, etc In
000.000 without
kitchen
sink* or
departm
ent i to
to do
do som
som ething
ething it it has
has W hile
hile it it m
m av
ay seem
seem unim
un im portant
p o rtan t it it
Attorney et Lew
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i i mo non 1,1
tsin m en
the
event a repair is not practical, sam e will be replaced at
never
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plumbing o any kind; over »-«».000,
done since i, was f o u n d e d - wond m ake a difference of g ettin g
without telephones; Osvr » « ¡.O J O |m e e t .he expense of operalioon. T o
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cost agreed upon, based on m ileage alread y delivered.
Evenings by A ppointm ent
without radio sets and over 4,000000 ,fce privatf citizrn j, loofc, scnsib,
^ M * ^ * ^ * * * * * « ^ ^ .^ ^ .;
living in home* not wired for ele c - ^
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826 American Bank Bldg
Portland
Sam ple g u arantee
m ailed upon request
tricity. Add to this the millions on
HOW W E ’VE CRO W N
V M V ™ V .V .W .V .'.V .V .
our farms who tire sooner or later
gonig to he in a position 1o secure
V A V A VW W b W W A
these thing«, and you haven’t even
Considered
GAS HEATING
All Things
Not Expensive
run i
1*0
REWARD
X ri
6 6 6
then only a faint” idea” o f w h a t labor I
^
3 m . h3!,I co u n .t ed " * "°* p*
~ N #ur‘ ’«U S" i
must tiriHlucc to fake care of t h e ' j •
L '
,n
<
*s * m lautas, chacks a Cold th a first
nruHt nnd desire* of otlr own people. tu r#.
^ m?
S
C 5ayS
ch«ck§ M alaria in three
. .
a . .
r-x j ini re are. nv the lv jo censn*. ex-
The celebration of Labor Da
t i l
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e Uc{]y 122,728,873 people in the U nited " " 7"*
%
should mean much to every one
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.... w h ,l k „ w f e i . city, town or j
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"''VilT," » * * ♦ « » « »» I
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t*--’t 'he most important citizen of
f
• ation still is “the man in the
oveitills." H e built it; he Has m ain
tained it; and its future rests on his
shoulders.
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Your Old Tires Rave a Cash Ualue
AUTO PARK
Foot of Yamhill St.
Portland, Oregon
ALL DAY 15c
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Y W A V A W V . W V A W V A V A I J
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extent W e fa n begin now to say
we live in a nation of 122,000,000
souls to be correct. But we happen
to have some sons and daughters in
the Phhillipines tind o th e r o u tly in g 1
possessions th a t we inherited as a
BETTER WATCH THIS
result of the Spanish-A m crican w ar
C ounting them in, th ere are 137,501,-
Two cases of quick death re su ltin g 1 ^ . P ^ p le living under the Stttrs and .
from .h r sting of inserts were re-1 * '* '* * '
have grow n 17.000.000
Ported in a single day recently from «ns.de the states, m ten years. S o,
two widelv separated sections of the
the c.t.zen w ho w an ts to f.g u re,
country. And while new spapers gen- f'«>‘
>™g it will be before we
, rails t u , w arn,..
tl„ ,r lead ers of l" ' ‘ rnw dm g each o th e r into the
. U . deadlines*
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the
of r the innocent-look
oertin
can go ahead
and m ake his
ing little honey bee it appears timely estim ates.
to broadcast a similar w arning to
citizens of this place and the s u r
O ur idea of foresight would he
rounding community.
In both of the fatalities ch" miclcd. taking a w recking ear along with you
, . . . came when
,
. '. drivers
V " of V cars ’ w
death
the
o hen . you s ta rt out m otoring • on
w ere attacked by bees th at
had
•w ept in through an open window.
So painful was the sudden sting that
\ woman m ay h p preciate a bus*
each driver lo st control
of his car
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...... hand w ho helns h er w ith the dishes
In both instances they m et death b u t she could appreciate him m ore
when the m achine left the road and 'f be m ade enough for her to hire
overturned. A nd in
both instance* * cook.
. t passengers were payifulh h u rt
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• In tre life of a m otorist its the 1 >-
T he difference betw een age and A B llV 1
roll at
regular
l.i- thing« that count.
\ little rain on youth is thtit
when you are young
t nriu»»
10c to $3.50—
th r ru.ul , i little dust " r fo g . a little v,,„ lung for
thing« to happen,
and ™ *
’
b rig h ter light on an approaching car when you arc old you hope they
get another
roll of
th an is n ecessary ; a little to o m uch w on’t
same
grade
for
lc
sneed at a curve «»r o v er th e brow
of a hill—Or a little honey bee—tanv
It is said th a t single girls huv
< ne of these can quickly -esult in a
10c Paper, 2 rls
m
ore silk stockings th an m arried
fa ttJ accidenat. T h e re |*os«ibly is
15c Paper ,2 ria
n o way to p revent the bee flying into ones. M aybe th eir m ileage •* g rttite r
SMITH’S |
Cent
SALE
Mention This Paper when
C A PPER M EDALS TO TW O BEST
T he co n test is open to every wo-
G IR L CANNFRS IN COUNTRY man, a n d girl. T here are no restric-
Me Claren a nd A jax T ires
F irs t and W ashington Sts. Portland, Ora
A New 6-cylinder
Chevrolet Truck
WITH DUAL WHEELS
S aturday
Last Day
NEW
HEAVIER
REAR AXLE
FOUR-SPEED
TRANSMISSION
NEW LARGER
t r u c k CLUTCH
6-CYUNDER
Q
50-HORSEPOWER ENGINf
%
rj
35c Paper 2 rls
35c Paper. 2 2rls
50c Paper 2 rls
75c
Paper, 2 rls
T
X Î $1.00 Paper
♦
1
2 rolls
M aybe the reason why our fore-
fa th e rs ¡accused n o r ) N * -abiding
th an the present generation was he- X $ 1 . ^ 0
cause they had fewer laws to break
Phone A T w ater 3S12
of
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WALL
iP A P E R
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.
T he old-fashioned
girl . w ho
.
. looked
,
for „ a m ate now
who
.
, ha* a . .laughter
,
is trying
to h«H»k a bank account,
f
Parking
D istributors
Jhr fw isemt Trmm
of
th e car th ro u g h an open w indshield
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„ ut it . is _ possible to
o r window
,
,, tim
• es , to a . point
re.luce
«peed , at all
, , . be easier to stop
_ ,.
w . here it would
the
c a r while it it still on the road in
the event the bee should m ake u»e
o f its stinger
Vtid besides, reduced
speed n tiy serve to prevent m ishap*
fr "u o th e r cause*.
Bonded Tire Service
I itp C T ,
A new six-cylin d er 1‘4-ton C h e v ro le t truck — with
2 rolls
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-Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.„-
lc Sale of Borders, Buy
1 yrd regular price, get
another yard for lc
dual
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i tions a* to the nature of the food
Spocial aw ards by S enator A rthur vent.
C ontestants may en ter the
C apper of silver and bronze m e d a ls1 fruit, vegetable o r m eat division, any
to the two 4-H girl» who e n te r the two of these divisions, o r all three
Folks .this is a wonder- j
county’s best ja rs of hom e canned E n tries should he sent immediately
Everything ;
fruita, vegetables and m eats in the upon canning These will be kept ; ful chan c.
N ational (km m ng t'o n te st at Shcn- on exhibition at Shenandoah till th r ;; marked in plain figures ;
andoah. Iowa, w here (he contest is closing of the contest on O ctober I
;; Fix up those rooms to ;
being held u nder the auspices of the
T h e list o f contest judges includes
H ousehold Science In stitu te
five of A m erica's outstanding home ;; rent or brighten your
S e n a to r C a p p e r, long a friend of economies
experts
and
nutrition ;; house for winter.
Cho
the A H ehib« and a m em ber of the authorities, headed bv TV l-ouise
ice of our immense j
N ational Com m ittee on Rova' and Stanlev. Chief of the Rureau of
stock
of livin*r room, •
G irls’ Club w.*rk, in m aking the H om e Economics, U. S D epartm ent
nook
and
bedroom j
aw ard s said th a t he hoped those of
* g T iru t|n rr T h a t the «Rdging
papers.
aw ards would serve of value to 4 If mav he thoroughly hnpartkil and the
club leaders an d exlrnsnm wrorkers d;«*dav of glass jars absolutely u n i
in fa rth e rin g th is work
form, co n testan ts are required to
Tin-
-it : ■ - m e d a l s are
in a.Ui- «. I thr - rntric« in standard
eU«‘ ?
lion to the list of 470 prizes totaling iars of the q itirt site K sample Ball f
$4 250
In t i»h |o \in , tu g s and rib \ | n n
>ar
and carton
•
'h er
Wall Paper
botis w hich will be d istributed to the with prire en try labels and full in
Paints, Kalaomtwa. Brush»*
w in n ers in the contest. T h r grand form ation for entering may he had
108-110 Second St.
sw eepstakes aw ard of the
Cimtest with sit cost bv w riting the N ational
carries
w oh it a ca«h p rw f of six l ’,v - r e C .m trst
S h en ar ' ih li«ssra X
PORTLAND. ORECON
Im n d rrd d o llars
Any preferred m ethod of canning -
.
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♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ » vK-v »4-»» » ♦ » » ♦ «
ll f M M l r a q Q la ji i . * 3 6 5
light D*li*»nr O i o i w
with C o b .................. » 4 7 0
iPich-u? bos astro)
Rood«*•- Palivary . . . $ 4 4 0
(Pick-up boa astf»^
Sodon Ooli*onr..............^ 5 9 5
tS -T o n Chassis
r t k C s b ....................$ 6 2 5
now
a v a ila b le
at
Chevrolet
d ea lers e v e ry w h e re . It is big and p o w e rfu l. rv $ 9 e^
and d ep en d ab le. 1» offers m an y n e w featu re» of
outstanding value to the m odern truck u ser. And
no o ther truck of equal ca p acity costs lass To
o p erate and m ain tain .
Your n e a r e s t Chevrolet
d e a le r w ill g lad ly give you a tr ia l lo a d dem on
stration — a n y tim e.
o n u r r iw - ton chassis
$520
b u s s t l l i b s i V oss . i with or
•Stbowt COb laclvdot treat tundrr,
rmè oproivs. r»«R.*g boents cowt,
dosh a rd n «s l> * > > K lu p 3»d
ia s tru a i«a t p o a a l, bead, kaad
lamps ood i r o - r n —.
SMITH’S
D im WMKIS $75 IXTtlA
House
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w heels — is
on 11 *1 ton mooeii MKliiding
»por« wh*«l.
AM pr*<— f o b Ff.«», Mzxh.
IMPORTANT
FEATURES
Dual w heels a t slight ad d itio n a l cost, with »1*
♦^«k-type cord t'res — b ig g e r, h e a v ie r r e a r a x le
— com pletely enclosed fo u r-w h e e l b ra k e s — new
heavy-d u ty truck-typ e clutch — n ew , s t r o n g e r steel
channel fra m e — 4-sp eed tra n sm issio n —
50 -horse-
p o w sr valvo -ln -h ead s ix -c y lin d e r engine.
CHEVROLET MOTOR CO M PA N Y, DETROIT, M ICH.
Division of C an oral Mo.Or» Corporwftoo
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