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DAYTON
INSTALLS
COMMISSION FORM
NEW YEAR'S OAY
DAYTON. O, Doc 31 D)to:i
Mill lonuguruto lit eommlMloncr
iimiingW form of Kieruiuuiit tumor
row. I'Iuiim were lomplctud loilu to
relehrnto tho cm. ni appropriately.
Tim operation of Dm m kuhii will ho
rlimi'ly watched by rlvlc experts it ml
aiiuiilolpal nuthorllloN of tlio entire
rouiiiry herniiso t)a Ion (ho flrit
i'lty of nny dim to adopt Iho rommls
Moiwr-iuiiiinger form of government.
Henry M. Wall v. former city engineer
of Cincinnati, U Dayton's "general
mnnagor."
Col. George W. tloothnln, builder .f
tlm I'mianm ennui reftmed nu offer of
$25,000 to nrropt tho post. Wnlto
will remit i n Hiilnry of $l2,(iU0 mi
uiinlly, or $500 morn mtiitiiilly (lint In
paid to Ihn goternor of IlllnoU, dm
highest pulil oxceutlto of uny ittnto
In tint union, nud $2500 morn tlinn
inn governor oi unio. more nro
lint four other status Ixwlilfrt Ohio
which pay their chief executives $10,
ititi) n year.
Politic ilo not figure lu thu city
iniitinKer form of Kotoriiincni. City
Mmiiigor Wnlto it ti nppolutlto officer,
will lu turn appoint every city offl
rial excepting, of course, tlio rite city
umiingiirs who were selected by tho
people.
The coinmUilonor uru (leorRO V.
Hliro)itr, A. L. .Meiiileuhnll, J, M.
Mltxer, John It. Plotreu ami John
A. .McOee. .Hhro)er In nui)or by vir
tue of linvliiK received n ki enter num
ber of toleri thnu nny rommliniloimr
electeil, Them U no city council.
.Mayor Sliro)er will merely prenliln
oter tlio meetliiKH of lliu bonnl or
commUHlonum, l.'iivh rommltHloui)r
rucelveo nu nnuiinl hiilnry or IISUU,
Tlio iii or Knt ICOU uihlltloiml,
1'unctloiiB of city Kovernmeut un
der thu couiuilKlouiuuiiuKer plnu nro
divided Into the depnrtmeutH of luw.
public mrvlcu, public ttelfnro, public
wifely mid f limum? City MiimiKei'
Willie within tlio next few duH will
donlKimto ouu of tlii'nu depurimuntn
for ench or tlio five commlHtlonem.
Then ho will uppolnt hln clly off
cIuIh, City MiuuiKor Wallo will ho tlio
moat powerful innu In civic nffulrit In
tlio United HtnteM. Ilo will hnvo mil
control. He'll bo the "nbttoluto
bo8K." Hut the people uro not worry
Iiik. An Wulto wiih Appointed h
ciuiMo IiIh iolltlrnl ufflllittloiin nro
nil.
STRIKE CALLED OFF
ST. 1.01'IS, Mo., Dee. III.- Fii-en
linen lcleKiiiilieii will mil strike. A
hceid a it refill en I 1'nveiiiiir nil deliiiM
ill ilixpnte, iiii'liuliiiK' viiK'1 Celtic,
nveilime mill opiMiittoii, is e.ieeleii
lo be hlneil loilny by tlio KiImmi re
eeiveih mill Iho lji invu ni'tt C(imiuillee
nifil Ihii ngieemeiil niiulu uiblie,
Ilnlli hiih'H miiile eoneessloilH.
Old Year Out, New Year In
Watch night norvleo ut tlio Freo
MothodUt church, corn or Tenth mid
lry, will bugln at S o'clock p. in. Hov,
J. W. Shurpo, dlRtrlrt older, .JII1 bo
preHeiit,uiiil usslHt tho pnHtor In tho
Horvlro, Tho meeting will bo freo
mid open to nil. Como and woleomo.
J, 0, Jirndloy, piiflloi',
d... i.
OF
VALUED AI $4500
T
CHICAfiO, Dec 31 A tiny npocl
of milium, woIkIiIiik tblrly.flvu mini
Krnum, mid vmii tli $(SU0, llio whole
nupply or HI. I.uko'i lionpltkl, in)
terloimly dlnnppenrcd from tlm body
of n girl pntleiit underKoliiK Dm
nullum Irentmcnt for rnncer Muudny,
hOHdtnl offlclnlM nduiltled today.
Dotuctlten from nu ItiHiirnucu com
pany nud from the police department
linto been uimblo lo find It.
The bit of mlnornl wiih jdnced In
tubo onu Inch long by an eight of an
Inch In dlmueter and bound to n
wound on (ho body of thu girl pa
tient, nnld to bo n member of n
wealthy Den .Moliu'd, town family.
When n jihyalclnu examined tlio
wound Moudny ulgbt, tlio radium wn
gone.
"A thief would find It difficult to
dlnpoho of It," nnld .Superintendent
Curtis today. "No one would pur-
clinne that nmoiiut of radluin without
fliidliig wharo It rnuia from. Tlio
location of all tlm radium lu
world Is definitely Known."
tho
RECEIVED A BULLET
rOllTI.AND. Or.. I)e. .'II. -De-
eliiiiui; Hint he hint fired in xelf-ile-I'enie
when uttueked TieemiM' lie re
filxed In yield to lieu'giii); iiuMirtliui-tie-,
IMwui'il I'. .Mileliell is under nr
lest (iiiliiy, elmrKeil with hlliutill(;
nud killuii: Heorge Morgiiu, u Miilor,
on the htieeN in (lie Noilli )m ilis
triet. Mileliell lini Iml one iesr.
Ilel'nre ilyiut Moruuii Miid hit
home wiih ut IU(I(I Hnt Niuel.v-tliiiil
stieel, l'levi;hiU(l, 0. lie Miid he
n-keil Mileliell for moilev wllli whieh
to iuy n nicnl, niiil was met witli i.i
volluv liwleud.
Every Street in Medford
HnN 11m Slinro of tlio I'roor That Kid
ney Suffererii Scrk
IluckuchoT Kbliieya weak?
Dlstron8ed with urinary Ills?
Want a reliable kidney remedy?
Don't hato to look far. Uso what
Medford peoplu recommend, tfvory
street lu Medford lum Its canon.
lleie'H omi Medford mnu'ii ex
perience. Lot C. C. Kiibs. 33 N. (Irovo St.,
toll It.
,llo tinjs; "Judging from peroiial
experience with Doltu'it Kidney 1'IIU,
I feel JtiHtlflod lu recnmiueudlur.
them, I Buffered from u dull actio
In tho uiilall of my back for luoutlw.
Tho kidney serrntliluu worn also iln-
natural mid nt times retarded, Upon
learning of Doan'B Kidney l'llls, I
obtained u supply nud begun uwluiv
thom. Tho coutentu or two or three
Iioxoh entirely lid nio or tho troublo
and Improvod my health. I know
that Domi'H Kidney lMlls can bo ro
lled upon tu glut relict U tukon ua
dlrorted."
For biiIo by nil doalom. l'rlco r0
eentH. FoHtet'-Mllburn Co., Hurfnto,
Now York, nolo iikouIh for tho United
fltnloH.
Itouiomber Iho immo Donn'a
tunl tnko no other,
1 .,, i .,., .- - -
1 X Hex (IIM C0Wf6 NOUJ.) f MBLLft aPhTTV WHAT TMG ? S
1 - 1 ILL HI'. fiirC'rnlllMAMIi I ''UU-0 OUI'f, l t 1 .... . .
SPECK
1
STOLENOFFP EN
TOJWOIM) MA'JL TIHIUINiq. MIOIWOM), PHMPON. WKUXKSUAV. HKTOlMKJf fll.
UNCLE SAM PAYS
WAY' OF REFUGEES
OUI OF MEXICO
MKXICO CITY. Dee. 'J't -(ll.v
mini to New York.) Here's the
liliitik whieh American iitireii, flce-
iuj.' ft inn Mexieo, must siu hfore
lliev rreeive n.llniice ftoni Ameri -
emi ckii-iiIk:
"I deelnre tlinl I tun nu Ainerirnn
eitien, ii refugee on the hlenmor ,
fnun my home in Mexico, and that
ut the present time t luive with me
$ . nlld t lilt t (he Amerieilll ronsiil
ut !hi jilnre bus funii-heil me with
$ nud with tieket truntportntion
from to whieh cost ,i , fnun
fundi, itlneed with him hv the ilrmit
iiienl of stale of the I'niteil Stuteit
In ilefruy the eost or inv trmisportii
tinn to or us enitornrv relief while
in Mexico. Mv renson for lenviu
Mexieo is . I urn euiiluyei by .
I iiiii iimible ut the iroecul time to
M-eiire fiiiuU from relutitew or
frieuiU. Thin sliilement is miiile to
M'eure relief."
Hut there lire two sides to' this
rofuiteein business-. There tvns a
tune, it will he remembrieil, when
the I'uiloil Rln let liiul no extrmlltioi'
Inwri with Mexico, and the Ameri
emi fleeing from justice ill his- hume
hind, rushed into Mexico. There nre
some of him here vet. It niny protr
wnnn for him here, he knows; hut
it will piohuhly jtrovo wnrmer for
him hack home. So lm remains".
You eini't tell this sort of u 'htnyer''
us Ameiieuus who tton't L'i home
are culled- from the "stayer'' who
is sliekitii; by his business simply he
cuiise it N a rule of his life that he
won't run from ititvt hiittr. Some of
these slayers are sueeessful luisiueps
men; others of tliein aie honkers-oil
in the vaiious spoitiu establish
ments in .Mexican cities. The ''stay
ei'n" of this latter type tool; Instant
and insistent advantage of the offer
oT Uncle Sam In give them money
and tickets to pi home. They woie
the first to rush to the consular of
fices. Then mot of them sold their
free tickets mid spent Tilde Sinn's
money in the cautions nml puiililin
houses of Mexico. Some of them
had tho nerve to pi back to eeitaiu
consuls u second time, explaining
Hint they hail been taken ill and been
foiccd to dispose of their tickets and
money. It's safe to miv Hint no
American hns been able to "graft"
second tieket home.
THIRTEEN F0RM0SANS
EXECUTED FOR PLOTTING
TOKIO, Dee. III. Charged with
plotting to oteithrw Japanese rule
in Foimosii, Ihiiiccu men were pub
lielv executed today ut Tiiihouhu.
if if V ? M
To loan on Improved ranches.
Intorest 8 por cout
"Insurance. That Insures,"
II. S. STINK,
liny your lusurauco of a taxpayer
SPECIAL TODAY
For sale, 5 room Iioubo, ou good
lot, tiM0Bsmeiits nil paldi near paved
street, $900, easy turiua.
Klghty ticres of iiood Innd, 1G
diilloB from Medford, for $1G per acre.
For hIo. 10 acros, Hoar crook bot
tom, nil good, rmly $30.0 pur aero.
My spociulty Is looking after non
resident property.
E. J. STEWART
Room 201 Fruitgrowers Hank nidg,
Offlco phono 031, Hon, nhouo 8 2 a-J.
Place;
xotici:.
Nollco U horoby given that the un
dersigned will apply to the city coun
cil of tho city of Mcdfonli Oregon, at
Itx next regular meeting on January
Ctb, 19K, for n llcrnsc to sell spirit
uous, vinous and malt liquors at re
tail In iiuhntltles less than a gallon
at Its placo of business on South
Front street lu said city for a period
of six months.
Dated December 17. 1913.
HOTKb NASH.
Merchants' Association Notice
If nny one solicits vou for miter-
i tisiiiK in n city directory, luive tliein
show credential?.
JOHN CAI1KIX, Secretary.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
I'OIC TIIKAHl'ltHIl
(ins 11. Samuels, present Incum
bent, to bo voted on nt regular city
election Janunry 13.
(Paid Adv.)
ion i(Kcoitiii:ii
Of my candidacy for office of city
recorder to bo voted on at regular
city election, January 13th, 1914.
JAMKS W. ("DAD") DUNLOl'.
(Pnld Adv.)
roit ni:coi(ii:it
I hereby nnnoiiuro my candidacy
for thu offlco of city recorder, to bo
voted on nt tho regular city election,
January 13, 191 1.
MAUT1N M. M'DONOUGH.
(Paid Adv.)
l'OH HIXOHDKH.
1 am a candUliito for city recorder
subject to tlio election anuary 13.
J. H. TYHRKLL.
(Paid Adv.)
l'OH HKCOHDKH
Klmer T. Fobs, Incumbent, seoki
reelection Jan. 13, 1914.'
(Pnld Adv.)
FOR HKCOHDKH.
Marion A. Itader, candidate for
city recorder.
(Paid Adv.)
FOH HKNT MlHCKtiUlNKOUS
FOHSKKulT
mine, (lold Hay Realty Co.
FOR RKNT 16 acres, part grnln,
alfalfa mid bearing fruit, close lu.
Ucnut'tt Investment Co.
NEW TODAY
20 acres fenced extra fluo land,
close to S. P. station stop. Twelve
acres or five-year-old apples ami
pears, eight acres lu altalfu. Prlro
jr.TiOO. $2000 cash will handle.
2(0 acres farther out, most nil
farm laud, $12,000.00.
160 acres well fenced, good build
lugs, stock, mid good fluids In culti
vation. Doth of thesu places nro
rented, ami both will tuko tsotno Med
ford property In exchange.
O. W. IIOON
Room IS, Jackson Comity Rank llldg,
Phono 1037-J
WHY?
1G0 ncro Hog and CntUo ranch on
Pacific lllghwny, water for Irrigation.
r acres under ditch, licit of alfalfa
land. Finest range for hogs mid cat
tle In Jackson soutity, 40 acres
good onk timber for flno wood, near
good market. House, barn, chicken
house mid family orchard. Must boII
ut once. Will tako part In trade for
city property. $4,00Q,00.
2 good houses to rent, chenp.
j. o, harnkh;
Phone 120-J.
uot First Nntionnl Unnl; IHiig.
roit itn.vr itit.MHiii:i) itoo.M.s
FO It II K NT Modern furnished
room at tho Cottage. C04 V. 10th '
street. 253 '
;
FOIl KBNT ModciT. steam heated '
rooms In suites or single with or
without board. 2I9.SO. Iliverslde,
phono 000-M. i
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l.Ttlt lll'VT lliifKI-d
POIt HKNT- 2 room house fur
nished, close In. Call 7S-R. A.
Ii. Haling. 241
l'Olt HKNT Flvo room apartment,
modern, range In same. Inquire
Col. Sargent. 2D 4
FOH HKNT 3 room house, cloc In.
Apply at Hmlth Tin Shop. (
FOH HKNT l'UIt.MSHKD HOOMSJ
FOH HKNT Furnished rooms with
bath and heat. 243 N. Crape.
FOH HKNT Furnished or unfur -
ntaliPil rnntriB .Tift Snutli iMvonlrln
2;
FOR RKNT Largo sleeping rooms,,
and modern housekeeping apart- j
iiiciiis, prices very rcasonnoio.
Phono 247-L. 222 South Holly
street.
FOR SAMS liOTB
FOR SALK Flvo lots, hotiso and
outbuildings on paved mad ad
joining city limits, or will trado for
city property. P. O. box 307 Med
ford. 243
FOH SALE FARM LANDS
F6uSMrKr60Rcrc,'"ni,ic's
from railroad station, estimated
l'i to 2 million feet saw timber
and G000 cords hardwood, $10
per acre. Address Owner, P. O.
box S42.
FOH SALK IIOU8KS
FOR SALK A groat big bargain. If
taken soon, tho residence nt 706 S.
Oakdale avenue can bo bought for
$2900. about halt Its real value.
House has eight rooms, bath above
and below, sleeping porches, hot
nud cold titer in nil bed rooms, gas
throughout tho house, S2 gallon
hot water boiler with heater, full
size tile drained basement, lot SOx
173 with private drive. For terms
see Roy Maulo ut Farmer's and
Fruitgrowers' Hank or Harry H.
Tuttle. Central olnt. 240
FOR SALK MISUKlitiANEOCS
FOR SALK Ono pair or big. young
mules. Well broke. 317 Jack
son St. 243.
FOR SALK OR TRADE I Stacy fc
Clark organ, 1 A. 11. Chase organ,
In first-class condition. Apply at
23 North Fir St.
FOR SALK Good bloclo very cheap.
US South Tripp St 240
FOR SALK A good variety o( ap
ples, some extra fancy Spltzen-
bergs. Also first crop alfalfa hay, I
Robert Duttou, 1022 lOtli St.
FOR SALK Kxtra dr. Iter wood, oak
fir nud pine. F, Osenbruggo 401
Rlversldo Ave. S. Phouo 191.
FOR SALK Wo keep our dry wood
under cover at tho Valley Fuel
company, big shed two blocks
north of S. P. depot. 235
FOR SALK Bees. 15 or 20 colo
nies. John Slsty, Central Point,
Ore., route No. 1. U42
1IULP WANTED MALE
WANTKD Men to tuke contracts
for grubbing. Phono 724-R. 241
WANTKD Miners for contrat work
at llrudeii nil no, Gold Hill, Oregon
Gold Ray Realty Co,
WANTKD SITUATIONS
WANTKD Japanese wants all kinds
ot hoiuo work by tho hour. Phono
125 Srtlmoils., 259
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
W A NTK D 1 0 0 o" old" lmiu?"mariet
prices. Phono 10-F13, P. O. box
240. Ragle Point. Ore. 216
.WANTKD Four men to board and
room, prlv'nlo family, 219 North
Cent nil; can accommodate few
tnblo boarders also. Seo J, M,
Fleming, Fonts grocory, 242
)?,.
By
vanti:d 3iiMCKi.riA.Nr.oos
hVANTKD Listings of property to
exchango for California Incomo
and alfalfa lands. Any amount.
Clark Realty Co.. 200 I'hlpp Uldg.
. Li
WANTKD To buy one form wagon
1 1 0-Inch walking gang plow for
sticky land, one ha y rack. De-
rlbe fully and give lowest fash
I priii'. .uurcns oo ii.. cure .ian
Tribune.
MP
1 WANTKD To exchange two-year
old Rhode Island Itcd roosters.
Address box J. A. M., caro Mall
Tribune.
WANTKD Cleaning rugs, houso
cleaning. Indow washing, by ex
perienced man. Leave orders with
Tel S58. S. Francis. 243.
i
FOK KXUUAniE
, FOR KXCHANGK $700 equity In
' ma" fruit ranch for good auto-
, mobllo or Medford city property.
i Address II. K. H., Talent, Ore. 250
FOItSALK OH KXCHANGK for Med-
' ford residence property, ono aero
of land on Sixth street In south
Grants Pass, good five-room houo,
new barn and out buildings, gas on
glne, well and tank, some berries
mid fruit trees on place. For par
ticulars call or address A. M.
Hunch, owner, Grants Pass. Ore.
It. F. D. 4. 241.
LOST
LOST Lady's gold watch, Bome-
whero between M. K. church and
S2! W. 11th St. Has girl's picture
on inside. Finder return to 829
W. 11th St., or Tribune olflco and
receive reward. 241.
LOST Between Fish Market and
North Orango street, ono tau
colored crocheted hand bag. Mrs.
W. A. Altkcn, 36 North Orange.
240
MONEY ao bOft
TO LOAN $600 to $600 to loan on
small ranch property near Med
ford. Phone 120-J. 241
MONEY TO LOAN On city end
close in ranch property. C. A.
McArthur, room 3, P. O. block,
phono 368.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attorney
U. F. PIATT Lawyer, 216 Garnett-
Corey building. Mortgage loans.
PORTER J. NEFF, WM. P. MEALET
Attorneys-at-Law, Rooms S and
9, Medford National Dank bldg.
A. E. REAMKS, LAWYER Garnett
Corey bide.
W. J. CANTON Attorney and Coun
sellor at Law. 123 East Main
street, Medford, Ore.
Wiu. M. Coltig George M. Roberta
COLVIO & ROBERTS. LAWYERS
Medford National Bank Building.
B. F. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHERRY
Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building.
NEWTON W. BORDEN Attornoy at
law, room 7, Sparta building, Med
ford, Oregon.
Auctioneers
WILLIAM ULR1CH Licensed Auc
tioneer ror tho City of Medtord,
Oregon. Terms reasouublo. Resi
dence phone 161-J. Offlco Jack
son County Bank buildinc.
Auto Supplies.
la'hbrauto SPRING COi 6 u r
big secret in making springs is the
tempering. Wo nre operating tho
largest, oldest aud best equlppod
plant In tho Pacific northwest. Uso
our springs when others full. Sold
under guarantee. 26 North Fif
teenth St., Portland. Ore.
AUTO TOPS Made like now. Med
rord Tent mid Awuing Co., 106 N.
Front, It It's canvass, wo sell It.
INSTRUCTION
Mr. FHKD ALTON IIAIGIIT Tench
or ot piano mid liurmoii). Tho
llnlght Music Studio, 116 South
Laurel, St., phono 176-R,
FKCW Timvm
'Bud" Fish ,
assr.
HCNINKSS DIHKCTOHV
Cbfropructnr
DR. R. J. LOCICWOOD, Chiropractor,
nervo specialist. Rooms 203-204-203
Garnett-Corey bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific massage givon;
nccdlo spray, bead and shoulder
shower In connection; advlco In
dlototlcs, medical gymnastics,
hydropthcrapy. Lady attendant
Phone, offlco 945, residence 571-R
OR. A. R. HEDGES. Dr. Louise E.
Hedges Mechano-TnerapUU, Chiro
practors, Spondylotherapists. TheM
systems, Including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-theraphy,
etc., produce results In both acute
and cbronlo ' diseases. Consulta
tion free. Over Deuel & Co., cor
ner Main and Bartlett Hours 9
a. m. to 5 p. m. Other hours by.
appointment. Phono 170.
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO
DR C. C. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Garnett-Corey bids;., suite 310,
Medford. Ore. Phone 856.
CtaRNme
OARDAGE Get Tonr premises
cleaned up for tbt winter. Cell
on the city garbage wapjas for
xood service. Phone 625-L. T.
T. Allen.
Hospitals.
THE DOW HOSPITAL, Central
Point. Oregon. 24S
Notary Public
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary ptte
Hc. Bring your work to ae at the
sign ot tho Mall Tribune.
Printers ab4 Vabltsticre
MEDFORD "PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office la
southern Oregon; book binding,
'loose leaf lodgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 11 Norte
Fir8t-
Physicians and Burgooes
DR. F. G. OARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARLO W Osteopathic
physicians. 416-417 Garnett-Corey
bldg., phono 1036-L. Residence
26 South Laurel St.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physician
and surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD, M. D. .
Practice limited to diseases of
women. Offices 332 E Main.
Phones, residence, 811-J2; office
S14.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and classes supplied
Office 22S East Main St.. Hours
8:30 a. in. to 8 p. m. Phono.
E. B. PICKKL, M. D. Oirice Jack
son County Bank bldg. Offlco
phone 43-R; residence phone 58-R.
DR. MARION PHyslclnn and sur
geon. Stewart bldg,. corner Main
and Bartlett sts,; otflco pbonn 27.
residence phone 27-J-2. 904 West
10th.
DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physl
clan aud surgeon. Offlco Palm
block, opposlto Nash Hotel. Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician aud
surgeon. Phonos, of rice 36, resi
dence 724-J. Offlco hours 10 to
12, 2 to 5.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician, 303 Oarnott- Corey
building. Phouo 904-M.
R, J. CONROY, M. D. Physician and
Surgeon. Over Hutchison & Luins
den, 215 E. Main St Phone 77.
DR. McM. M. DOW, Physician and
Surgeon. Central Point, Oro.
DR. LYDIA S. DOW, Osteopathic
, Physician. Central Point, Oro.
DR. W. II. HICKMAN Homeopath
Offlco RoRtol building, Central
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