The Springfield news., July 03, 1924, Page 5, Image 5

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THURSDAY.
JULY
3.
HCI.
Classified Advertisements
M r H. 0 . S m ith was In from N a­
tron Tuesday.
Jungle E tiquette.
E d n a - '"Why a re you alw aya ao
nervous about g>-ti)ng out of >h« room
a» . oon a» a d an ce Is o v e rt You hard
!y wait for tb s enrxire."
Eddli "I'm afraid of ’he A naconda
C ra v l mooting th e luunc Duck Dip
Civilization 1» really pi ' I ' th in In
the«« m enugerles, you k n o w "
6*11 w hat you w ant to (all. buy w hat you w ant to buy through th e ta
colum ns. W rite or phone TWO
|,i :(T Huiility on I'a tlflr lllahw ny. FOR SALK -4 lots In I pluce on 6th
how e ’llto hat. R .iu rn to Nowt of
" " #r L ln.oln school A ddreai
f h i . 8|.rli»flal<] and m e l v a m
Eug<n« 1519 \\ iii.iuieit»
J 2 ,-J 3
w ard
July 3rL
SAI. i : A Fold Iniek. Call at
IO H
Main stre e t.
Juno lb 30
FI I I S W I O A partm nn:« and rooms
f" r ra n t by day or month. E lite
I t o l - I , " r! and
Mall, Street.
It
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,
Tacky Luey.
Thorn waa a g irl noamed Lucy Macks
FIv T im e
I
Hoo them a t Churl«« W. »1 I'lst*», J W ho wu» a* hard ua « arjn t tackx.
On ev«ry 1 h u r» d ay ah would be
i ALL Hiv taido Dairy* for pure J-r- liofor th e llbra&v »tope to sen
•ey milk and C r am . Phone 34 f 3 T he luckle»» F resh m en g et th eir -
apr.
« I For
whin
».lie k». w»s hard ne carp et tack«.
Glenwood,
IS
Fly S p ra y
Adlos.
«»til lim e dani'o, Hieven'» Hall,
Wi lls, a fte r Joh n n ie h a , « Iren him
u, G
rlm flo h l. J July
6 U nder , th he e BOplcM
auspice»
i m ethlnc In put In hl* hip poikiU
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l..f til* lai II » Auxiliary of th e Farm
".Mighty sorry you c a n 't he th ere for
er» Union.
th e party, old m an."
Johnnie '
m I. And »ay „tnu^ Js. T | , g c u t c r i T COURT OF THE
might r-""In I th s wife not I t any of HTATK GF OREGON FOR LANE
It drop ou th e floor In th e p antry. 'COUNTY
la-nu .M. Law rence. P lain tiff
It Ila« a way of taking Ute p attern
V».
out of the linoleum .”
W aller K. laiw renee, defendant
SUMMONS
TO: W ALTER E. LAWRENCE, de
rorlc
Dr
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SPECIAL PRICE on pin '« w ore • •« j f<.„,jan ,
N W. E tne.v. il hilut Suttr>n Bldg I |-< T H E NAME O F T H E STATE
time
No. the Fly-pestered cow w ill
not give down her m ilk . You
Just c a n 't n d lk a fly-pestered
i cow dry.
O ttr Fly-Spray- Is a th o ro u g h ly
reliable fly repellent. Those who
have used It; they are many,
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jo F OREGON - mi an- hereby required Insist on ours fo r they kn o w It
does the w o rk. And th in k o f the
N O TIC e OF FINAL ACCOUNT
« P le a , and au»w
N..C, H h . r . l . riv en that R o b e r t« '« »
P>» '« th ? " h“ ' " r ' saving only
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90c the Gallon
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filed hi» flt3«<1 n<*< ouut in »uid <•
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of 1.«
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apply O he
Fly Sp.ayers 60c
:n C
Count
of
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the» Clork
D reg..,,
u ,. i du
. v y tb (hu u 121 t h
r ’» r -; • } ,J r : 1 (,; r , n
g«n. and
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„ Julv.
J o b . 1924.
I-,
a. th
Hi hour of 1 10
nt
of
th - m arriag e co n tract rx tstln g b e-'
U.
b<« fixed for tirno for ppu
tw een you and th e plnln'lff. This
All pi r»<
upon »Md fluul kuron
vtimmona ix pub’l-hod on- < a week
tag oh Joi­’‘‘»n« i f* lit] final n
for ilx Nuerearlva w i-k s in th e Spring,
tO OU 1du* ta m e wil rti Id Nt ws, by o rd er of o . v . skip-
nt are noli
nt«»
Court
<
worth Ju .'ei. of Cm above eetltli I
(*h rk of ta n î ‘n»b
0)1 o r In f<»i c o i r -, mild« -n d en tered on the 3rd
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day
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il ly - f Ju n e. 19J4. ond 1« puh|l»h«l
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th - flr»l ilm - on Hi - r.'h day of June,
ru r u u t i » iCRN M)Y,
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Springfield, Ore
Phone 15
Adml . ,*«»r »tor
W iHkoi i & P«sn.
A ttorn- V» for I’lsiutlff,
W illiam s i I’1- i t
flc- A .iJr---» Eugene. O r-ro n
A H orn-y» for • -
J 5 T-14-26-J 3-10-1?
J t l I9 26-J! 3 IO|
Flanery’s
Drug Store
int« n
Drvt stcfrt>
B U S IN E S S
D IR E C T O R Y
Full Auto Equip .lent
C o n tra ctin g and B u ild in g
P lans gnu E stim ates F u rn l-h -u
Free. Will Help Vou Finance
Vour Building.
W. O. W. block
Office Phone 62 M. Res. Phons 62-J
GEO. W. PER KIN S
C orner 5th and D streets
Springfield. Oregon
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F. W ALKER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
DR N W. EM ERY
W
OENTIST
S p rin g fO » e Q o n
SHOE REPAIR IN G
W ork P rom ptly and
C arefully Done
JOHN A. NELSON
509 Main Street
W M. G. HUGHES
FIRE
,
AND AUTO INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office at
F IR S T
N A T IO N A L BANK
Springfield,
H. BROOKE
A ttorney a t Law
Button Bldg.
Phone 20-J
R esidence Phon» 153 M
Oregon
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P runing. P lanting and Tree Work
Specializing in S hrubbery and
Lawn W ork
W. C. SHEARER
617 B SL Between 6th and 7»h
Springfield. Oregon
“The Loop”
Y our Home When In
S pringfield
U. S N ational Bunk Bldg
Piloni» R31 J
Eugene, Ore
D istrib u to rs of Fishers
Flour, Poultry and Dairy Feeds
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Call
Oregon
3
Home-made
and a joy to
m ake them
SU TTO N TR AN SFER
Phone 57
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GEO.. N. McLEAN
Automobile, Fire and Life
IN S U R A N C E
Surety Bonds,.
Phone 617
My business Is to p ro tect your
business
I 860 W illam ette St. Eugene Oregon
A. A. ANDERSON
BARBER
SHOP
$1.50 H aircut 40c
$3.00 R azors $2 00
$1.00 Fitch Shampoo 85c
DR. S. R ALPH DIPPEL
D E N TIS T
COLLECTIONS
No Co lection, No Charge.
W illam ette Collection and C redit
Service
860 W Harnette S treet,
Eugene, Oregon.
Phone 37C
O. E. Freight Bldg.
E ast 5th.
Eugene
T"
— preferring in comfort
— no overheated kitchen
— less "carrying;” less "watching"
Phone 43
Vitus Bldg., Springfield. Ore. .
Pacific Feed &
Supply Co.
S ’ ,!
MflElD GhAVEL CO.
A1’ '• indu o f gravel fo r con-
rend w ork.
Wo
m uke a specialty o f crushed
rock nnd rock sand. B u n k­
ers nt fo o t of Main on M ill
street.
H EN R Y W. CHASE, Prop.
— an d t h e w h o le
secret is in cooking
w i t h a g o o d o il
cookstove and Pearl
O il. N o h eav y coal
to lug, n o w ood, no
ashes n o r muss.
Pearl O il's fast, in­
tense cooking flame
d o e s n ’t o v e r h e a t
th e k itc h e n ,an d i t ’s
alw ays ready,alw ays
clean and econom i­
cal.
But w h e n you o r­
der, be sure you get
th e S ta n d a rd O il
C o m p a n y 's clean -
burning, high-grade
K erosene. F o r best
results be sure to
ask for P earl O il by
n am e/
STA N D A R D OH. COM PANY
(Caiilbn.u)
c f i .» or
JO HN M. WILI lAt.IS
A ttorney for Vet. S la te Alii Com.,
Soldiers Bonus Loans.
L. K. BEAN
ATTORNEYS
860 W llllam stto 8 t.
Eugene, Ore.
Llcensnd to p rn ctlro In all C ourts
of th e S tate, nnd United S tates.
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7 ÁE
(KEROSENE)
Attorney State Lund Board,
State School Fund Loans.
W IL L IA M S A BEAN
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T H E B P R lN Q F IE L p NEW S
FR AN K A. DE PUE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
8 u t’on
Buldllng
Springfield
Oregon.
A W O /A A N S FACE. IS
H E R ------ O R O Ö O IS T S y
povnune
t h e s e t ja t s
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G
N on-resident m otor vehicles in O re­
gon on Ju n e 13 showed an Incr-ase of
3*4 per cent when com pared with
figures com plied a year ago, accord­
ing to a report prepared by th e state
highw ay departm ent.
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
An ultim atum has been delivered
to the county court of Linn county
by the s ta te highw ay com m ission to
the effect th a t unless the court signs
th e agreem ent for the Albany bridge,
no bridge will be built.
Brief Resume of Happenings of
the Week Collected for
Our Readers.
The blue-back salm on have sta rte d
A cougar, out of Its Invlronm ent and tb-.lr annual run in the mid-Columbia.
thoroughly frightened at the prospect
C ,..<mon school fund loans in Orvr-
of no tre e s to climb nor undi rWh h
gon on Ju n e 15 aggregated 36,724,-
to hide In. utilized the m anger of an
MHA0.
old barn n ear W asco as a place of
Bianco M asonic lodge of M arshfield
refuge and was killed with a shotgun.
„A n
celebrated Its 54th anniversary of or­
saæ -
The »ale of cig arettes a t all con­
ganization.
struction cam ps and a t tw o sum m er
All of the room s of the new A lbany
re so rts—those a t Odell and C rescent
lakes—in the D eschutes national forest general hospital will be furnished by
has been stopped, as a m easure for fratern al organizations.
At the Vaudev He.
protection of tim ber ag ain st tire, It is
Sum m er session registration a t O re­
announced.
gon A gricultural colk-ge has Bhown a
She aaya: "W haf la m ore »ad than
F arm ers in U m atilla county, and decided increase over last year.
a man w ithout a country?”
Ronald O. W hite has resigned th o
T hen He nay» (a fte r pause and p articu larly those in the w heat belt
»mile»: "A country w ithout a m an." who own bottom land w here some postm astership at Falls City to becom e
alralfa and gieen stuff a re grow n, have cash ier of the Bank of Falla City.
Munsie by th e Professor.
launched Into w arfare ag ain st a pest
Form ation of a Clackam as C ounty
of g rasshoppers th a t th re a te n s to H olstein association was complet« t
Obliging.
clean up som e fields.
a t Oregon City by about 5J breeder*
Man (hiring b o y ): "Do you sm oke
On his retu rn borne a few m inutes of the county.
cigarettes?*’
P lans w ere m ade a t a m eeting in
Boy i (Hilling hn-k from each pock­ a fte r he had w atched a shipm ent of
e t) : "W h at kind will you have? T urk cask ets unloaded and had Jestingly B irkenhead last week tow ard organi­
picked out th e coffin he would prefer zation of a P ioneer’s society of th e
t»h o r A m erican?"
to be buried in, M atthew B. Keys, 69, Nehalem valley.
dropped dead in P endleton as a re ­
P ortland w as chosen as the m eeting
Willie W a I»
sult of h eart disease.
place for the 1925 annual sta te con­
¡ "T h humide bee- ie la alrig h t a»
The sta le tre a su re r's office has vention of osteopathic physicians a t
u-w alking—but
long a* he keep
sta rte d action in Lakeview to collect the convention in Albany.
ge-guah— when h alt» dow n!”
over 6150,000 from the executors of , Miss Celia Bollman. private s e c re ­
the B ernard Daly estate, covering in- ta ry to G overnor Pierce, has been a p ­
Seeing A m erica
h< -ritance tux upon th a t p art of the pointed a m em ber of-the federal parolo
G uide: "So yonder g reat manufai e sta te th at w as left to th e B ernard board for the O regon sta te peniten­
turlng plant T h.it estab lish m en t was D: Iy educational fund.
tiary.
I t-> the n .ln a k i .. oi m an."
. Mrs. Anna Stevens, i t , wife of Ja*-
Sam A. Kozer, secretary of s ta te ,
N osey T o u rist: "W h e t do th t man- pier H. S te v trs , and a pioneer »of the will leave early In Juiy for S ait L ak e
u iu c.u re there?"
G rande Hondo valley, died a t La City, Utah, w here he will a tien d th e
Guide: ''R u b b er e ra s rs lo r tho end Grande. Mr.--. S tevens wag a (laughter annual convention of sec re ta rie s oC
oi lead pencils."
of G eorge W. Webb, form er s ta te
state.
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treasu rer, who died a few- y ears ago
Th« Uni'..»I S tates d ep artm en t
a: the age of 36 years.
. P u rd y 's Polios.
' com m erce t a s decided to estab lish in
Dr. Jam es A. McBride of P asadena, P ortland a sep arate d istrict of th e
She never had a reason,
Cal., his brother. T. A. McBride, of bureau of foreign and dom estic com ­
'th a t he could understand.
the suprem e court, ar.d Ju stice B ur­ merce.
It answ ered fo r everything
n e tt a re planning a visit to the Mc­
F eur m oonshine stills have been
And answ ered m ighty grand.
Bride and B urnett hom es in Yamhill
' located In Lane county during th e
It's woman s intuition.
county, w here the th ree w ere born
last week by F. A. Zeilner and W illiam
To hid behind a pause;
m ore th an 70 years ago.
Ki Her. federal prohibition ag en ts fr ux
To shake her h e a l aad sm ile at
The D eschutes riv er flow is the low­ Portland.
You and ssy.—"Just 'cause."
est in recen t years, running 1400
Mrs. Ella Shultz W ilson was e lec ted
second feet, in spite of th e fact th a t
secretary of th e sta te fa ir board to
A Second Think.
stored w ater a t the C rane P ra irie and
succeed F red C urrey, who has resig n ­
"How can a m an m ake anything. If C rescent lake reservoirs is re-enforc- ed. Mrs. W ilson will assum e h e r newt
he lose« it a t th e sam e tim e?'’
lnB U»e flow. Lack of snow in the duties July 1.
"P hysically im possible, you silly.” m ountains is given as th e cause.
The 3500 robbery of th e postoffice
T axes to be collected in Oregon
"Oh. I don't know . W hen a prize
a t Spring Brook, in Yamhill county,
los-
during
1924,
based
on
th
e
valuations
fig h ter is m aking w eight t e Is
resulted in th e a rre st of M ichael
for 1923. aggregate 340,155,083.30, ac­
1 Ing It."
O'Keefe and P e te r Shelbourn. tw o
cording to a sum m ary prepared
P ortland youths.
by
th
e
s
ta
te
tax
comm
ission.
T
his
is
Poetry E nroute.
Complete audit of the records and
a slight reduction when com pared with
I g, t a gal in Kokomo,
finances of the sta te m ilitary d e p a rt­
the tax collections for the year 1923.
m ent has been requested by G eorge
B ut h e r ol' m an has got a toe.
Le Roy Ledgerw ocd. m anager of
A. W hite, adjutant-general, in a le tte r
j I m on my way to K ankakee,
th e M eham a fish hatchery, sta te s th a t
to G overnor Pierce.
, T h at blam ed ol’ toe is seudiug me.
an a tte m p t was made recently to dy- I
R esidents of th e Dee d istric t, in
nam ite th e salm on racks across the
Blonde Bess Opines
mouth of th e little north fork of the Hood R iver county, have voted to sub­
"W e el cted Dudley, the office pe»t. Santiam river, to allow the salm on to m it to the p atro n s a bond issue for
to the biggest Job in th e land—th a t go through to the head w aters of th a t th e construction of a new school
building to cost 325,000.
o '* 1
of keeping his nose in h .s own busi- river.
Steel crew s have begun strin g in g '
ness."
A nticipating th a t forest fires will
soon b reak out again. Nelson F. Mac­ girder steel on th e W aukom a In ter
duff, supervisor of the C ascade na­ sta te bridgy which will span th e Co­
Now W hat.
lum bia river, connecting Hood R iver
F irst A rgufler: "T h ere is no devil." tional forest, has issued an order for and W hite Salmon, W ash.
all fire lookouts to tak e th e ir statio n s
Second A rgufier: "L ow do you
The first large shipm ent of lam bs
again. They had been off duty for
know ?"
some tim e owing to recent rain s and from U m atilla county this season w as
F. A.: '-B ecause S atan is r o t m n-
m ade when 20 carloads, owned by th e
lack of fires.
tloned in the Old T estam en t.”
Sinythe in terests, were loaded an d
T
he
work
of
pouring
concrete
in
th
e
S. A.: “ Humpf T he Old T estam ent
construction of th e new dam in Im m’- started for the Chicago m arket.
don't m ention U. S. Congress, eith er
A new sta te gam e farm for e a ste rn
grant creek, w hich is a p a rt of th e
— but t.iti'e is one.'
T alent irrigation project in southern Oregon will be established before tho
Oregon, has been started , according end of the sum m er. T he site h as n o t
Quick T est.
to inform ation received at the offices yet been selected, but it will probably
“W will be frien d s through thick of the sta te engineer. It will require be som ew here in U m atilla county.
and thin."
several m onths to com plete th e dam.
An epidem ic of rabies in w m en 14
"You iieicha. 8 t |, will you let me
county-wide
organixatioh
of cattle becam e infected was rep o rted
have 360?’
sportsm en's organizations of U m atilla from K lam ath county to S tanley G.
i “T h a is too th ic k .'
couuty was com pleted at a m eeting Jew ett, predatory anim al inspector of
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in Pendleton attended by h u n ters and
th e U nited S tates biological survey.
A Close Fit.
fisherm en from H erm iston, Helix.
G overnor Pierce refused to declare
"W ell, i ll I».» dam m ed!" said th e Pilot Rock, Echo. U m atilla. Adams and July 5 a legsl holldsy in P - r - n, n*
Pendleton. The nam e of th e organize
requested by a n u u tlc r of P o r'.lc n 1
m illrace as the fa t boy fell in.
tion Is th e U m atilla F ish and Game bankers and heads of financial in sti­
P rotective association.
tu tio n s in other sections or the stat»».
Albany Col eqe to Have
| T axation of electric light and power
Mrs. Janies C. P u :ri cf " 1 1 nt i t
panies in Oregon, W ashington, street. Portland, v .j named national
S600.CC0 New Endowment com
Idaho, M ontana and U tah has increas­ committeewomr. for Pre «. by W ill
ed 42 per cen t in the last th re e years, R. King, who is to succeed Dr. J. W .
A r ippign Is Iti progr.. rs through­
out t! - ntlro s ta te o! Or< :i to ralsu according to sta tistic s assem hled by Morrow as Oregon dem ocratic nntionat
George L. Myers, president of the com m itteem an.
IfiUO.t a, tor Albany self ,-eip i c’ies
local 1 .it Albany. Ore., one cf the N orthw est E lectric Light nnd Power
T here w ere five fatalities in Oregon
oldos s<'iools In liiis state. To show association, and presented at th e asso­ due to in d u strial accidents in th o
th eir
» rest and te l • in t v col­ ciation’s annual convention a t Gear-
week ending Ju n e 26, according to a
li:;«', 'o 'j i p’o of Albany ind vicinity heart.
rep o rt issued by tho sta te in d u strial
have alru. ily pledged m ore than
Following com pletion of th e present accident comm issioh.
The victim »
003 of the sum.
w ere J. S. Coin, Stanfield, road con­
W hile a state w ib» org nizatlos 1» c o n trail on the M ontgomery tra c t
being perfected, th e re has been great near Mehama, the p ractice of m ain
tra c to r; K e n r .’’ ' ITehols. Aroo,
p r i m s » Ir. the city of Portland proper, m ining priseiyw i oils cam ps a t a long Idaho, • hoker -•
i-litrer B. Siiull,
v.hi-ro 3350.Kt»' of the entire sum | i to I'istrsc e r in Salem will he abolished, H erm iston, la ic .
"hi r.es A. L ind­
be subserlbi I. H e.elquntters for the according to A. M. Dalrymple, w arden quist. W(
,:r, and Jo »
stale cam paign arc i. tit ¡.lultnr.-iah of th e s lim penitentiary. T he action
M
artin.
C
arlton,
>.c
r.
z
hoteh Portland, v. ih J llen ry l.ang was ta k e i, it wt»s said, because of the
The larg est breini-baking c o n test
In charge as dirvi :or. F. I. Fuller,
ut r heal In connection with c lu b
first vice-president, of the P ortland many es, apes a t the ccn.pa during the
Railway, Light & Pow er e mpnuy. is past few years.
w otk w est of the M ississippi riv er took
( e'e Abjjams. new ly elected sec­ piaee at thi Oregon A gricultural ro»-
general chairm an. All of the P resbj-
Leri u churches in th e city have been ret., ry ( .o st. to budgut com m ission, lege* when m ore tit .n 193 glr' club
ethuslastlcally enlisted in the esm- has i ..rt-d .ending out olanks to th e
m em bers baked tw o logi es ol Oread
>lgn and many men and women of no variottt sta te institutions and d e p a rt­
apiece
to doe n itr. 'o tlu skiii ac­
eclal church affiliatl» i likew ise
m ents In qu. -t if estim ated expendi- quired in the inn'qg sum m er session.
li ve been interested. These pre pe<>-
R osetta Gal’itc of Tackson co u n ty
pls who believe in C hilstt.ic edu a- turqg duriiif the next biennium . U nder
ii i and the value of the sm aller col- the law th ese estim ates m ust be in w as aw arded first p rlz ». B arbara Pottsi
le e as » supplem ental agency Jor the tlie hands cf the budget com m ission
of W ashington county, second, an d
•tats Institutions of higher ls*r«tug. early iu October and be complied and
Babe Pom eroy of K lam ath county,,
priiued before December 15.
third.
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