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MEDFORD arAHi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORFiflON, MONDAY, SttPTttMBFR 0, 1012.
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Tlji Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Wednesday
Mark' church moots
( oyenlnfl at 7-S30,
Men's chib of St. Marks' church
meets Weduesdnj uvnnlmr at . 8
o'clock. Inijipr.tftnl business to ho
transacted.,
Thu Woman's nulla of St. Marks'
clnjrtil hfiH.lu flrtt mooting after tho
summer vnriulon qn Thursday nl 2;.10
jiuij n All inumbqra aro jtrijed to ho
present,
w,idw Flora aray, piano Instruc
tion, studio. 144 .Central avpnue,
'South, , 1'hona Pacific, 1241. Heal-
'VlSncV-'l To Geneva nvonno, phone
7941. Calling hour 3 to 4 dally nt
studio. 14K
(Convocation of Southern Oregon
will meet In St. Marks' October G, 7
and Four or flvo bishops and a
number of clergy nro expected.
Dr. Stearns has mpved his offices
from Gornott-Corey building to the
Jackson County Bank building, rooms
17, 18 and 10. 150
Den). O. Sheldon has returned from
an outing ou upper Kogue Hvcr.
Martin I Erlekson, supervisor of
tho Crater National forest returned
Sunday from an inspection trip In
the Lodges Polo district.
tS. A. Nawell, ladles' tailor. 4th
floor ty F. & H. bldg.
VVUUant W. Farrell of the Willow
Springs district spent Mondny in
Medford on a short business trip.
Harry Stoddard wjth a party of
friends arrived Sunday by auto from
Marshtield after a very difficult trip
owing to heavy rains.
Garland stoves and ranges, lubri
cating oils. F. W. Shaplelgh Hard
ware, No. 28, South Central.
Jon W. Tomplcton of Roscburg Is
tn Medford on a short business trip.
Shorty Garnett, Ed Warner and
Tom Moffctt who attended tho mys
tic shrine ceremonial at Marshtield
are bucking the mud somewhere be
tween Crescent City and Medford be
ing .expected honm tonight. When
last heard from Uio jarty ws hav
Ing a very hard trip.
-, Oak and hardwood $4.50 and f 5,00
per cord. Gold Hay Realty Co.,
Sixth and Fir.
' Tho first car of Bartletta from the
Grants Pass end of tho valley to be
disposed of In tho Xew York market
was sold this week at $2.11 per box.
ThhVcar went out nearly three weeks
ago, being shipped by the Producers'
Fruit. Co; It was loaded partly at
Rogue Rler aud then sidetracked
at Grants Pass and the loading com
pleted.
Diamond Edge tools and cutlery.
picking baskets and ladders. F.
W, Shaplelgh Hardware, 28 South
Central.
Kodak finishing, tho best at Wes
ton's, opposite book store.
, An expedition, against ducks will
leave for Klamath Falls on Wednes
day next, captained by Jack Merrill
and traveling by auto. Other mem
bers of the party will be Fred W.
rodge, Sprague Riegel and Dr.
Hauensteln. They will bo absent for
a week and will visit Crater Lake
on the, return trip.
See R. A. Holmes, The Insurance
Mas, oyer Jackson County Bank.
, Oats ou the Pankey ranch lu Sams
Valley yielded 54 bushels to three
quarters of an acre They were sown
ou March 29th On a four-acro piece
In the same neighborhood, sown April
19, 220 bushels were threshed, or an
average of G5 bushels an acre.
, Millinery opening. Lottie M.
Howard, requests the presence of all
ladles to Inspect her new fall and
winter lines of millinery goods,
Wednesday, September 11th, 109 N.
Ceutral. 145
Thomas A. Powell of Sucker creek
Is In Medford visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thorntpn of
Rogue Hlyer spent Monday with
frippds In .Medford.
B.D. Weston, commercial photog
raphern, negatives made ny (Ime or
pa,ce by ajiponttseHt Phone M. 1471
jjlarjy G,'lJuughon, superintendent
of the Clark & Henery Construction
company is in Medford getting 'ho
work of grading Eleventh street wi
de,? way.
, Pel, Mrs. Reynolds home made
bread at DeVoe's,
,DJtStaley of tho Big Butte dl;
trlej spent Supday with, Medford
friends..
t Oysters, wp know how to serve
theifl,a,ny tylp, Jfotel Medford.
-Mfg.. H. Q, gUne has returned from
a vlift yltb, trjepds at Klamath Falls.
If. H. CiunnjlDKs of Merlin Is In
Medford ou a sbprt business trip.
,. It. at DeYoe's.
WJ( J. Gregg of Grants Pass U In
Medford Jfqr a few days visit with,
friends and. relatives
Harry I.lndsey of Central Point
spout Sunday Welling with Modtord
friends, ,
Oysters, Oysters, Oysters, direct
front tho. Oyster beds ntIotol Modj
,orut i,i '
Frank Torruy formerly In tho lu
Kiirnnco ulnem lu this city bu,t now
located at ICugeno and Portland la
In Medford ou n short business trip.
All wool hluu Borgo suits to your
measure at IJG.fiO; no use wearing a
hand-me-down, at Klfort, tho Tailor.
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Arthur Mageo of Dutismulr Is lu
Medford on n short huslnesa trip.
Oak and hardwood f 4.5Q nnd $5.00
per cord. Gold Ray Realty ,Co
Sixth nnd Fir. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Holmes left
Monday for n short business visit nt
Portland.
Fall nnd winter goods aro on dis
play nt n very low flgnro nnd a fit
guaranteed, by Klfort, tho Tailor.
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Miss Mary G. Gilbert uf Eugene
Is In Medford visiting Mr. and Mrs.
M. W. Smith of this city. Miss Gil
bert formerly made her home. In this
Dr. Rlckcrt. eyesight specialist.
over Kentnor's, Medford,
G. R. Jordan of Ashland spent
Sunday with Medford friends.
Soda Fountain at DeVoe's.
Picking of Bosc and Cornice pours
started in tho valley today and two
weeks will see the end of tho pear
harvesting season Inthe valley. Ap
ples will follow shortly after.
John Offenbacher of Apptegate
was a recent Medford visitor. Mr.
Offenbacher owns one of tho finest
stock ranches In that section.
W. H. Fussell of Portland is in
Medford on a short business, trip. He
formerly resided in the neighborhood
of Talent.
G. D. Fask of Climax speut Monday
in Medford with friends. Mr. Fask
secured a phenominal crop from his
seven aero ranch In that section which
he farms Intensively.
Carkln & Taylor (John H. Carktn,
Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law,
over Jackson County Bank Building,
Medford.
All that are interested In a harvest
meeting are invited to tho upper
point on Griffin creek in the grove,
Sunday, Sept. 15, morning service at
10:30 sharp. Sunday school at 1 p.
m., followed with song and praise
meeting. Come and bring your bas
ket of lunch for a good day.
Dr. and Mrs. .J. F. Reddy, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Heard and Miss Gladys
Heard returned Sunday from a trip
to Klamath Falls. They report that
the roads will be In splendid condition
within a week owing to the rains
whfch have packed tho dust
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NEW YOIIK, Sept. 0. When tliu
nldermnnlc probe Initio tho alleged
alliance butweua thu underworld nnd
the police begiti hero this afternoon
Mayor William J. Uuyuur, It was ex
pected, would bo tho first wltue:tj to
testify. Ilo will bo permitted to use
his own judgment lu testifying and
will nut. It Is reported, bo cross e-
nmtned. Police Commissioner Rhino
lander Waldo will follow tho nitiyor
on tho siuml.
Tito probers expect to tthow that
Waldo has been duped by his closest
advisers, and witnesses will bo Intro
duced to show that such a condition
has existed.
There Is said to he an understand
ing between Justice Goff, who will
preside at tho trial of Police Lieuten
ant Charles Becker for tho murder
of Herman Rosenthal and District
Attorney Charles S. Whitman, by
which none who might gain Immunity
will bo permitted to testify.
Because of certain threats that
havo been made. District Attorney
Whitman has agreed to scgrognte the
witnesses and havo them guarded on
the way to and from court when tho
Becker trlnl opens Thursday
f IIS HE SAW
BANDIT'S WIFE
MAN'S CLOTHES
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William Hanimltt uf Central Point
' Saw Woman Willi Fnmlltor Face
aV Grants Pass III Man'i Cliitltlnij
Now Thinks II Mrs. UwiJihrrry
Federal 0flcals Still Emlenvorliuj
to Cennect: Lounihcrry Willi Yon-,
cullti ami Other nuhlierlosl
SHMB HAVE
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shortly before the Kourlh of
WIM PLANS TO
CAMPAIGN IN WEST
!S'EV YORK. Sept. 9 Governor
Woodrow Wilson, tho democratic
nominee for president, conferred
again today with William G. McAdoo,
vice chairman of tho national com
mittee, as to whether he should ac
tively enterlnto the fight lu tho mld-
dlo west. It was believed Govornor
Wilson would decide to make such a
trip.
Tito chief question that is being
threshed out tqday Is whether WII-1
son's tour next week shall bo ex
tended or a later one arranged. All
the speakers campaigning in tho
middle west havo urged tho desira
bility of Wilson personally stumping
these states. His presence, they say,
is badly needed In some sections.
By a score of eight to flvo tho Med
ford baseball team defeated Grants
Pass Sunday on the local grounds.
Thu game was fast throughout and
enjoyed by a fair sized crowd. Tho
weather during the afternoon was all
that -could be desired and tho dia
mond was In fair shape.
The local boys got away well and
were never In danger. Wheeler Os
bourne did not pitch as expected as
he was called tov tho Northwest
League for a try out.
ROADS WILL BEGOOD
FOR EXHSION
With imliriitioiiH for ftitr ami
wanner weather fur tho next two
weeks nntl with the roniK rapidly
ilrj'hiK uti iniliuuliuiid are that tj
trip of the M-ientUts frutn a.1! .-?o-tioit.
of tho world tt Crater Uike a
week from today will be a .splettd'ui
succom. ror a time it wn.s feared
that the weather would seriottKly in
terfere with the trip. TIo ctMtufy
is doiti;; cotiMilriililu work on the
roni.
The Commercial club eo-cmillee,
in charge of the excursion to tl.o
lake, are making 'nil nrniue;cuH'u to
convoy the party to the lake nut!
return.
That ho saw n milium dreed hi
Iki.v'h eliilbitu; at Grunts Pns last
Milliliter, hiiM fnee seitieil tranao.
ly fniniliur, ami Hint hu now believes
it (o have !):; Ir. Wells I.ouns
horry, wife of tlu llwio lttvor or-olinnlUI-limitlit,
ttire ho v'lutcinetils
uimle by Villiim Uummitt, a 1'cutrnl
Point iiltunhuj-, to a poitol'tlco ol
fifial tlti intiriiinj;.' Whilo Mr. Ilaiu
tuitt stales that 'lie i not prepared
to swear that tho periiii bo saw was
.Mp. Loittixhorry, he is stnittiily of
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that opinion. He i
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it n
July.
Aeeottlinjr to fr. llnnimiit, be vis
ited Grunts l's,s with n friend ami
spent hut a 'short time there. While
Yniin;; ilowit the street with a
friend they noticed a slight person
walkine; abend of tbem. .Mr. Hani-
mitt's coiupuiuou siuted th'iit he be
lieved that it wax n vyoinmi in tttnn's
clothing. Mr. Uummitt then looked
at the stinppsetl man am! says tb.tt
he is eerlain it was a woman.
"The face seemed strangely fa
miliar to me at, the time," wtntes Mr.
Hammitt. "and 1 remarked on, it rt
the tinje. Jupt before we reached
the parly tAin turned nml walked
into a ,tore.'I never tliouJ;lit of
eonneetitt-r the party with .Mr
iiitj) reeonty. Of
.1 1i..t
wflK her. hut I am strongly of that
opinion."
Mr, Ilatutnitt stales that he lias
had iioisiilmhhi itiitiiivMt with tho
biuitshcrry nntl knew; them well in
a htibincss w.iv.aJjf-
The fetloml nfiit'inlx are si ill en
deavorinj: to ennneet I.nuiisberr.v
with rteveral other mbberies in the
west am aro closely cheeking i;p
tho times be was, absent from liotno.
Mrs. Louiixherry is duo home from
TojKika, lutt neeqnlinfr to iieihlKirx
lias not arrived aV i't, although ex
jieeted since last. Saturday.
Mnfootf( nt M it rsh field for near
l n week, titeitibei's of llillnli Tein
ple, .r.VHlio Shtiuors, uf Ibis eily illut
Asblatid, are urrivin lunge hi v
la.VM of two tn Mix tliuly j'roni theif
veci'tjt p1lriiiiao to iho euitst.
Ou'liur lo tVi beaw fitliiM int. the
ovo of lltl'lr liuiiivwnil .jo'itney (he
nut samis imtwoeii Koseimix ami
,fnrxhrietl wore I rnnTrvtiit into
uiilathoiunhlo bo, vvliielt tleried In
eotnuUon tif'lhe traioltne eimtels.
A few Unities havo iviteliinl huiiio
safe ami sound, but tho ntujoi'lty are
M minted all lite way bleweou tivs.
cent Cilv, llatuloit and Mttrsbfiebl.
The first In arrive shipped an super
uittyo on a eoaslm plyitti; between
Coos eouiily poiU anil the Columbia
river, enmiug hoitie by way of Ptnl
lauil,
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The wood of tho Atgentlno iiie
bincho tree, thu bark of which In
used In tanning, Iiiih iv life or 10
years when used uh fence pnsta or
railroad ties.
Ijittiisberry nittjl recently.
course, I could lmt swear Unit it
LOOK HERE FOR IT
Malii)'n .Mali Tribune Reader Will Ho
Inten-Mtsl
When people rend about tho curcH
made by n medlcluo endorsed frtim
fur away. Is, it surprising that they
wonder If tho stntomentH nro true?
But when they road of ruses right
hero at home, positive proof Is with
in their reach, for closo Investigation
Is an oasy matter. Read .Medford
endorsement of Doau'u Kidney Pills.
I W. Gray, f.07 Palm St.... Med
ford, Ore., snyH: "A fow years ago
my kidneys began to bother too and
tho troublu was aggravated by my
occupation, which required mo to bo
on my feet tho grentor pnrt of the
day. When I began work In tho
morning I felt alright, but after 1 1
had been on my fnut for n couple
of hours, my back began to pain mo
and at night I would srnrccly bo able
to straighten. In sotuo way I heard
of Doan's Kidney Pills and began
using them. They cured inn In a
short time nnd lu return, I urn pleased
to recommend them."
For Bale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Koster-Mllburu Co., Buffalo,
Now York, solo agents for tho United
States.
Remombor tho nnmo Doan's
nnd tnko no other.
Meif s Gloves
$1.00 a Pair
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200 puli Alon'H All honllu'i' Work Cflovwnmil
(.ImintlptM, Driving (ilovt'.s, niKiilni'l.UO, WM)
ai $J .70,u imir qimlitlt'H, mile nrlru, puii'....Shl
ilcii,H'fllavv All lifntliiM MtllfriUhi Wf'H;
(IIovp'M, pair. .-.. . i rv
toV mid liitilics' (laiintlt'l ht'iillifr Olovt'H, UtiV
,. sjxStimjr .,. .W, ?ty iHMl ?1,.0
Men's and HovM'TlnUi (IIovph, Willi liijlit wi'tota,
30 pair; :i Tor ; 25
Hoys' Heavy KUmmus IJikmI VohIs nnd Pauls, Ilfjc
to fiOe values, caeh .. , .. 135
Misses' Meeee Lined Union Suits, eueh 50d
Nazareth Waist Union .Suits for lioys or Krirls,' '
garments in one, sale priee, IM) eaHi; Iavo
Fop h 7f
ljfll!cH liiKlilwciKlii l"iiK W'''V(' ll'Kl1 ',u,'
Vests, each , ,v. , 5f
I Joys'" and Misses' Knit Underwaists, eaeli, nt
, 10 ni)f -St
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Hosiery
Boys and Misses,
15 Pair
The v lies! wearing
Hose in the eity.
Lijlit weight for girls
heavier weight for
hovs, in sizes ft to
Men's Souks,
Blaok and Tan
The
Host
lies! wearing
in town, 15d
pair, two for 25.
Also a lighter weight
in all sizes at 10tf pr.
1000 yards sAll-Silk Taffota and Satin School
Ribbons from No. 60 to No. 150 widths, all
staplo colors, yard , 10, 15, 25
SEE OUR LINE OP SCHOOL SUPPLIES
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TWO THOUSAND PIES
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PASADENA. Cnl Sept. 9. After
asking the housowlvcs or Pasadena
to supply the G. A. It. reception with
1,000 pies o feed the veterans ut
tllirary J'ark here today, the commit
tee was swamped by the responses,
and long before the, time set for the
lunch, was literally sloshing around,
knee-deep inthe pastry.
More than 2,000 pies were received
and distributed among the veterans.
These indigestion-promoters were not
tho only food of the day, however,
coffee, sandwiches and other Icsb
fatal varieties of provender being provided.
CANADA TO CALL"
GERMANY'S BLUFF
TODAYS HASH HALL.
OAKLAND, Cal SepU 0f Morning
game:
R. H. 13.
Vornon 010 003 0004 8 1
Oakland 003 0U OQx S 7 1
Datteres; IJrackenrldgo and Ag
new; Olmstead and Mltxe.
Umpires: Hlldebrand and Now-houso.
LOS ANTiELES, Cal., Sept. 9.
ilornlpg game:
n. ii. e.
San Krntt. .,..102 00 0007 1C0
Lps Angles ..201000 0003 10 J
OTTAWA, Otit., Sept. O.-.I. A. M.
Atkens, JJ. l'.t for liriiiiloi, arnvetl
here today from u trip t Hiitain
and the epnliucnt. Aikeil reanl
in; to intefvicw jiuirixirU'd to lii).
been triven by him, in wliicfi lie wji
quoted a.s tayiny; tlmt Ktigland nnd
Germany were now in an actual tttali
ut war, Mr. Ailu-iiH sny tii'jt'lte wip
pnit) mi!,uiiiertoo(i iijid miK(iuolL'I.
What he wishcil to convey wa
Unit, the two imljoiih. jiro i)iiin a
wur titiie, liotljliave draw,!! t;i(rt-
and it in now a matter of the one out
guenning the other as lo their re
bjiective liiinda. Should flenuaiiy
(nice lteliuve that bhu held the wiu
tiilij: hundi war voijld he op.
Mr. Aiken a.v that it i'h for Cnu
nia to al;ti cards pud .how (lurniany
(hat the empiru InIl.s mi ovuruhehu
jiiK hand. Then, hit i(iliuv(K, the
(leniiatiK would leavo (he table and
fiiit the KiiniP,
Died
At the nidemiu of tin Into I
K. IltMiver, of liihercitlo.-'i-., Salur
day, September 7, 1012, nt 10 p. in.,
Oleon Cecil Davis son of iMiinli !).
vis, of Omaha. Mo., ael liO years.
Horn in Omaha, Mo.
The funeral Mjrvicet were held at
2:30 p.(m., Monday, Ki'ptemher I), in
the llaptirtt church, Hew A. A
loline offieinlini:, ' Sgrvieen ,i the
tntve were under the aiiHpicch of the
.oodmen of the World.
At Phoenix, September 8, 1912,
Clara Eliza Allonj aged 27 years, 8
months and 29 dnys, of typhoid fever.
She was a native of Umatilla county,
Oregon and was tho only daughter of
James Alien of Phoenix. Tho funeral
will be held Monday afternoon, Itev.
Smith officiating at hur futher's
home. Services nt grave by Hubcccah
lodgo. Interment In Phoenix ceme
tery. Miss Jessie Prlnglo who has been
visiting Mss less Keutuer of this
city for somo weeks has left for her
Missouri home,
W. H. Harr motored to Central
Point Monday ou business.
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Xotlco Is hereby .given that tho tin
dorslgned will apply to tho city coun
cil at Its meeting, to ha held Septom
17, 1912, for a Ilcenso to sell malt.
spirituous and vinous Honors In
ouantltlcs' less than a gallon at Ha
placo of httslneis nt No, 13 8. Front
strcot, city of Medford for a period
of six mouths.
SHAW & HEEI).
Dated goptnmhor C, 1912,
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Ohio Penitentiary
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Indian Ruimor ducks.
IOCS, flrapp. 117
PI AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Sept. 0. Willi the
thermometer at 0U decree nt noon,
scores of prostration,! nnd four
deaths wore reported from tho liuat
Ijoro today, with mora expected.
Tho humidily was $7 tleyren.
roil SALE- Good 8ii(obttker hack,
cheap, S. M- If,, Af sll Trlbunn. 140
FOt liEXTt roopi Jiquho tnoditra,
fiiriillied, J15; 3 rppntn furnished,
f 10.00; -l room hpuso fiiniishod,
110.00; G roppi n)odqrt JiqiiBO
fvrnshpd jap'.'OO, J,. C. Uurnos,
Sit First National Dank Uhjg.151
LOST Fejnalo Fox Terrlpr dog,
unswers to nain of "Duho," wltjl
toiiur una niacK Hint W I
Jlewurd, box sTPhpoidx
Just Think of It! The Only Moving Picture
I or the Kind Ever Made !
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; TnkfMi by special porniissiou of the State of Ohio and niitlm the ptn-soiml (lirtji
J tion of Hon. 'J.JK U. JONKS, Wuwlon. .," l,v irl
'I THREE REELS pt REAL PRISON LIFE
Y THAT IJISVRArj Ttlli WORLlJ'S'OnKA'lCST and AIOHqSlODl PWNAIi
IS'IMTI'TION IN ITS ICNTIUHTY.
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I)RPAlTAn3NTS SlfOAVK THAT VISITOR NISVISI .SKB. Sii1i eh:
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FAMOl'S ISKItTIM'O.VHVKTIttf
;),SVI(I,S AT VOIt
IIOHI'I'l'Ali AND TUl- "I'KICATIXfl DOOM
i;:i,i,i; i(jiAHTMi:.vr
p.idaoi; w ifkyvn
THE
Kvepy foot liindo holiiiul Urn Ki'im, Bnifv wj)lls. StMisational? Yes, hut ai the
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V lejori ny selipoj, and especially lo the childroi), luieanse ihey pi-oyo indisoulr
ty: ,U'W at'?"ff '? tho linn of our grvil wition and how swift "and suVo it will
tf strike when the rights oi its .people are out raged.
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A very inlerestiug tale.
AL SATHER in Latest Song Hit,
"WARNER'S WAXWORKS"
It rolls wuh'ouks with laughter as (he
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