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WEATHER
I'nlr tonight mill tomorrow
Mux. Hi; Mill. 21),
SECOND
EDITION
MKDFOUD, OIMMOX, Tl'IOSDAY, .JANl'AUY 2(1, 191.-)
NO. 2GH
forty. fmirlh Tr,
l1lv- Ninth Yvttr
RflCKEFELLER
MOTHER JONES
INVITED TO VII
ROCKEFELLER 1
Son of Oil Klii( Spends Uncomfort
able Day Upon Witness Stand
Colnrailo Strike Slliinllun Discuss
ctl Father Received Nino Millions
nnil 15,000 Employes Wanes Total
ed Thirty Mlllolns In Ten Years.
NI'.W YOIUC, .Inn. 2it.-.lnbn I)
ItoiHolollei .lr, Imliiy Invited ".Moth
I" JlUH'il, tlin MHMl Slllltll louder In1
ttm Colorado cokI Melds to lril IiIiii
nihI plum Mom him nit Information
tin in the Klrlke hlluuilnii. Tlu liil
tntliiii wiik nrriti(iil.
Tint In v Itnl Ion huh oxloiirioil It v Mr
Itnrkofollor as ho niiliriil I lie iiiiiiii
In lln illy hull, whom lln fnli r.il
iimiullou on luiluxtihil ruliit Idiih I
ciinilurtliiR IIn Inquiry Into tho phll
unihrnplr fouiiriittltiUN unit IIn causes
of liulimtiinl nun!. Mr. Itockorol
lor tuftliflori otoiriuy bofoio tin
hiiiiiiiIhuIiiii nnil was the rirnt witness
rnllori Imliiy.
A hw walked from tho door to tin'
wKiiihm chair ho unw "Mother" Junes)
tlttltiK among lb" HpectnlorH. I !
ultWioil l bur lil il sbonk bunds I
"I wish you would roinit to Me im
ninl give hid ti' Information )oii
turn on thi Colorado situation," In'
wihl. t
"Molhor" Joust wn In1II- stir
prlmnl. '
"That'icvery nlco ofjoti," she mi hi j
"I hao always mi til that 'oti could
know lltllo nf IIn' condition of tin I
workers In Colorado and that jonl
should hear something Iho hut what
tlnwo hlndlnitM toll yon."
To Itonioio rleigyiimii
Aftor Mr Itockofollor took tin'
stand, Chairman Walsh rend a lolttr
.....in.... 1... lr U'ullwirik. ( Iiioli1ollt of
tlio compmi)) to Starr .1. Murph of!
thu personal Htnff of John l. Itoike
fuller. Sr. In tin' letter Mr. Wothorn
wild thai n lionoinnir nt Sunset had
marie sumo remarks detrimental to
thu company and thai It had boon
miikiiwIimI that tho clergyman he re
moved. AHIiuiibIi tlio durKyinan had
mud.! IndUrri'ot "lomarkH and had
niicilnllBi toiulimi'ltw" Mr. Wtilhoni
wroto that hu liiwltntuil to ritmo
him.
Ah a rltlwn, Mr. Horknfidliir nald
ln ImlloMid all rlnrKynmn honld ho
fri'o to wiy what Uiy ll'ai'd. It wan
hioimht out that tlio clurKyman In
iUiiNtlon had horn novrro In hU
(lrlllclRin of tho Colorado I'uol & Iron
romimny In ronnoctlon with tho ron
fllctH nt littdlow,
l'li'iuN Imioranro
"Did you know that .loffcrfon Karr
Ih u Hhi-rlff nnil Hint "r Ti yi-am
our fompiuiy Iiob iimi-iI U liifliH'M'i'
to ulerl hlin?" imki'd Mr. WiiIhIi.
"Did you know that Jimt hoforo tlio
Htilko ho hwuio In :t00 iium ik aP-tli-H
and wuh told that tho Colorado
Ktml a. Iron romimny would furnltdi
llicin with iirniH and pay thiim?"
Mr. ItowkofolliM- bald that ho know
nothlni; ahotit thnt,
"An n cltlzon I nay Hint nnyllilnR
whloh InlitroforeH with tho oporatlon
of u iloinocrath! form of Kovcrnmont
nhould not ho toloratml," Mr. Hoiko
follor udtU'd,
"I do know," ho ttmrlfloil, "that It
my homo mid proporty woro In dan
Kir I would tnltu any tnonHuron with
in my powor to protoct thoin. Minor
KoiicloH nro likely to nrlHo."
Dlsllkoi DMionoMy
"What would you do to n corpora
tion offlcor who iidmlttod that ho
had lined money mid Influonco In
olotUin," Chnlrmun, VuIhIi nuked. .
' "I would do my utmoMt to hnvo hlm
iicparntod from tho corporullon," tho
wltni'HB ropllod. "I would not euro
to ho nHHorlnU'il In btinlnuHH with hucIi
u dlHhouoHt man."
Mr. Hookofollor nald ho whb not
uwaro that for M 'rH no vordlct
had hcon found uunliiHt tho Colorado
.'unl He Iron company for tho Injury
or death of n workman,
ComuilHHlonor WuIhIi rond n lottor
from W. J. Dulton, of Clovolnnd, 0
writ ton to tho rommUulon In which
Dnllon Hald thnt whllo worklnu for
tho Colorado l-'uol & Iron company,
(Coiitlnuod on piiko two.)
QUOTES SUNDAY
"m iGERMANS AG!
W TAKE OFFENSIVE
r. ' WESTERN FRONT
l & truflBMM
r izftmm?'
OwltN U w.. uU uui.Ui u.
Aililili"im1 1'Milincf in tin1 Holt iiiiin
llllillri' Mill Will hi' lll'illll lli'I'i'lO I'll-
nit .luilsto t'nlkin Friday. New
ilqioiitinug nn nlo licini; tnl.i'it in
the vimu. Il in ii'i'toil J lut t a limn
tier of Htih)ii('iiit iui'il nnil iiuahlo
in ho Korvcil ouiiii; to tlio ili'iiuluio
ol' lliuii' iiKninl wlioiti lln'v M'i'i ili
tvt'lt'il will ho furw'il. Scvoiul wit
ui'MM'h in llio i'iiko liiixo hcuu iioitHpiu
ioiiH iv tlii'ir iilihiiii'i' thi' hift leu
iln.VM, not oariiiK to ho hauled into tlio
liuicliulit. Tho K'i'inl opinion wn
Hint when It'll ciiko ntljoiirui'ii it wrok
nun, it wiik nil lltrotii'lt littl tlio ili'ci--iott.
TIhh wuh mi en or. Tlio only
t'oiiti'ution hi'twi'i'ii llu lliifl'tuiiiis U
tlio iMistodv ol' tlio cliihlri'ii.
.s. .j-jl-
l'KTItOIHt M), via l.otidoii, .Inn. 30.
:i:!!fi p. in. Tho Kovornntent HtanilB
for tlio HcrupuloiiB fulfillment of tho
IJmporor'H niaulfoMlo IbhuoiI tho tiny
llio wnr wiih ili'iinrod. that no Ioiik a
11 hIiirIo Holdlor of tho enemy romaliiH
on HufiHlun roll no peaco will bo con
cluded." In tlit'Ho words SoruliiH Snr.niioff nt
n ineeHiiK of tho wnyn and meuiiH
coniniltlco of tlio duinn today nimw
erod InnnliieH propoundod by lendliiK
inoinborH of the duinn. TIioho Inaulr
Ioh woro HiiKKOHted by tho detornilun
llon Haiti to hnvo been reached by the
(lormnii ioIoIihIiik Hint till territory
"reddoiioil by flerman blootl" nnd
now occuplod.by Uormtiny, hotild bo
rolulund,
Tho coniinlHeo ineeHiiK wns pro
purntory to tho oponliiK HosblotiB of
tho council of Btuto Jmiunry 110, nnd
of (ho tliintii Kobruary 11.
"An to tho evacuation of tho ono
nis 'm tonitory, wo nro bound by
UBrecmonl with our allien," M, Bazn-
DEPOSmONS
RUSSIA WILL FIGH
SCHOOL
Victorv Over British Alonu La Bussce
Canal in France Claimed, TIioiiijIi
Denied In French Report Violent
Attacks at Several Points Prop
rcss Made by Kaiser Near Craonnc.
I.OVDON .lun. 2ii. Tho Curmnn
nrmliN ol th viomi have iniildonly
till t u llio offi'iiKlvc, iIoIIvoiIiik violent
nltii , i Hliiitilt.iiii'oiiNly nt mncnil
poliiti Tin liormmi war offlio to
I'ttrt tmlav rlniniH an liiiiortant ir
(oi oior llrltlfli trnom iiIoiik thf
tl.il llux-t')' rniinl In I'nincc, Jiint couth
of t!t llcl;:liili ImiiiIit. 1'onltlonM of
tho llIMih nritty oxtonilliiK ovornliout
two third-' or a mil), Iniliiillnt; two
ttrotti polniH of rupporl, urn mild
In ha Ik'i-ii Inl.i'ii liy Mtoim and hold
In tin' faro ol roiititi.'r nttnckH. The
I n mil iifriHal Htntoiiiuiit liowoMjr,
iIook not roiii'odo thin ilctory to tho
(lormaiiH. It mliultn that they made
procronK tmnporarlly, hut muioH 11111.
rtiilmoiiiirntly thoy woro repttlHrd:
I'luKio-s nt t'lnniiiio
Moth rouimiiiilrntlon roport pro
mow foi tho Hermann near Craonno.
whoro tiftichott or tho ulllo.i woro
Ink in nnil tolalued In part. Kim
whore iirronlltiK to tho Fronch lor
M011 of tho flchtltiR, tho CormntiH
woro ripuhii'd with tho pokbIIiIo ox
f I'tlon of Vnro. It lit nnhl that
tho ('otlrninnit hamhartled 3-ntlirlm.
Thin town lion nix mlloi Miuthwcxt of
Thanu, which may Indlcnto (hat Hit)
(lormaiiH hnvo advautod In thht roK
Ion It Im Had) In llorlln thnt IltntMnn
attackit In l'imt I'rtiHNln wuro ro
pttliiod and that 110 liuportnitt flhtlnc
loertirrod In routrnl i'olnnd. Tho lnt-
, lor Dttttouii'iit Ih In rontrant with l'o
troKrnd toportn of sovoro bnttleu west
of Varnw,
A Itiisslmi ltoioro
HiinHln Ih pour 1 11 r rolnforconients
Into llttkowlnn whero hIio nppnront
l Iiom met with n rovorro nt tho
hnitilH of the AtiHtrlan force. Vlennn
JitsHiiuioH Hint Itumunla will now hcfd-
It.ito to Join IttiHhln In thu war nnd
thnt tlunger of Invasion of Transyl
vania Ih iiver, nt lonst for tho Im
utodlnto fut tiro. In I'olnnd henvy
. flRhtltiR In under wny onco more, mid
n decree of huccohh for tho (lermnnR
I In ndntltted In I'etroRrml. lletiln
henrg that tlio Toutonlc itlllos hnvo oc-
cttplt'd Klelce.
j lit tho war with Turkey nlao Hits-
hIu Ih cnroiintcrliiK novel 0 opposl
I Hon. AlHiotich l'etroKrnd announced
thnt tho ri'Dltdnnco of the Turku In
i the TrnitH-CacnHtiH hnd heen virtual
ly broken, nn offlclnl utntoment today
hiih Hint tho TurkH nro offorlni; stub
horn iocIhIiiiico althoUKh tho Uimslnn
offeiiflvo Ih making proKrenH,
.1. I. Hurley of the Central Point
idlHtrlct while- (ieanlnj; n duck Sntur-
ilny, found trneo of nold, nnd n couple
of Htiiull imitKotH In tho crow of tho
fowl.
T TO TIE
noff coiitlntiod. "Tho wordn of tho
mnulfcHto muHt not ho limited to Huh
Hhtn territory."
No explanation was mndo of the
forelun inlnluter'H roferenco to "tho
onemy'8 torrltory," but It Ih roKiuded
uh a roferouco to Onllcln, which ill
thotiHh not ItiiHshin territory, Ih
charnrtcrl.cd hero nn belnt; tnhnblted
by "llttlo UiiBHlniiH." M. Siuanoff
nnld thnt (Irani lit Unlit wuh benrliiK
coiiBelentpUBly thu troniondotm bur
den of her phnro of thu war.
Tho imsultnitt nilnlater of wnr siild
that llusHlttn inoiiiboiH were meetltiR
untUfactorlly nil domnudH mndo upon
them by tho government ami tho
army camui(Hurlnt wiib maintained.
Mayor Khtuitonov, hecrotury of
Btuto and at proHcnt acting premier,
Haiti tho financial condition of tlio
country wan good. It was lull
miitod Hint nn iiKrnoniont with Swo
dun twin would ho reached, provld
Ini! for coniploHon of railway t'oti-
iioctlona belwoou tlio two countries,
ND
MAIS IN
RKMOVAL OF RECLAMATION" DIRECTOR AROITSKS CRITICISM.
I TBMdiHBlUBBflrrP m K.B &JI s l.
a D nJ"x 1 UBrkkkk9kkV'Bmt tt ittt dr, ? i.fjP? . -lkBBkksi
' y v3 Mkr'kkkk9k''a)' i r. : " 'Cl Jfr3fWi UMkkkknl
y 9M. ' B vyMilHiklttHuBb WHIRtEpOF T f 3Sk9iBuiV
MR
FREI5ERIC
HAYNEO
NEWELU
Tin rriimvitl of Frederick llnynvn .Newell as Din-ctor of tho t'nltcd Stntw jtiilainntlmi Jwm 1 ua nronse
Kovero erltloUm In VnlihiKt.iii offhhil -irile.s. .No reiiHon Li clren by Secretary of the Interior I ruiUllii II. .Lain
Tor liM ri-iuovnl. Mr Nt-well tun bwn cnllwl Tathor of Itcclauuitlnn." One of hl arhlevementH win Hip bulldlns ol
the .Slioslmiio tlitlii In ji'iiiln. the highest In the world, which U 32S feet Irish and StW feet ner6sn the top. Ax
tbur 1. L)ul him bi.vu upiKiluteU to nucceid hltu.
1
10 CHANCELLOR'S
LONDON', Jim. Jli.-The ottiu.u,
infonuiitiou hurouu tin- eieiiiu i
stieil a Mntcmt'iit n- follow :
"The foreign offieo, renlrin offi
einlly to the interview- with Dr. Hoth-inmiu-IIolweg',
the (lormnii imperial
eaneellor Oiiihli-hvil in Anierien Jan
uary 21 mid 2.)) admits the eiteuee
of the iloetttiieiit" the (leunmis have
-it id lliov found in Itrus-els, hut iu
A& tlieo were mroly itifoniutl in
ence the ltriti-h needeil todefend Ilel.
ginn iieulriility. Tho Jlelgimi imir
giual unto upon Hie record explains
1 1 111 1 'the entry of tho KtiglMi into
Helgiutn would only take plitco after
the iolatinti of our iioutrnlity bv
(Jeniian.v.' "
"If the Gorman elinneellor wishos
Jo know why there were couvesntions
on HtN military Milijoet between Hrit-
mid Helgiuti officers, he may find
the reason in the fact well known to
him, namely, that Germany wn cs
tnltlioliinc nn elahorato network of
str.igetieal railwavs. deliberately eon
Ktrucled to permit 11 sudden attack on
lU'lgiuui. This nlono was enough to
justify eoiuinuitications between llel
giuin nnd other powers ton Hio footim;
Hint then) would he no violation of
llelgian neutrality unless it previous
ly had been violated hy nuollier pow
er. On no footing did llelgituu have
Mich eiimmuuieatiiiiiK."
OFF 10 SALEM 10
Attorney Hits Newbury and It. I.
Kwing, representatives of the Koguo
Itiver Fish I'mteetivo Association,
leave tonight for Salem where they
will appear before tho legislature to
protest the reopeniii" of tho upper
Itogite river to oonitnoroinl fishing nnd
iiugainst the proposed destruction of
Hie fish it ml game commission mid di
version of game license funds into the
general fund.
In reply to n iiuory us to how the
Jiteksnn county tlelesatiou voted on
Sehttcbel hill il'.', which ptr scd tlto
liottKo Saturday, which diverts the
fish mid game license money into the
general fund, Miss Towue wires:
"llottso bill II'J -o by tliroitgh a
misuiiilcrstnutliug of its scope. Has
been recalled for reconsideration nnd
I believe the Jackson county delcgn
lion want fishing mid hunting license
uxconled, iMttritiii 11, Towno."
WM
A IAUK
ANGLERS
LOBBY
FIGHT LEGISLATURE
DEFENSE OF COLORADO LABOR I
0mJ Wi" pTIiB
sjb y . ..i. .-to" ..dflHI
n Y ?u. .-ri-k n'MJtimmmmmBa
HrVTI" THMn AMkNT'.' j-PMiiu -.-T: TVHTfeurHTSiuuuuu
t. yaMp--"" ""- w t - - -sJ rwgp-uiiu
iHOSrtDNE DAM.WYOMlTtG. HIGHEST IN THE WORLD. 3ZQJfoFEET
E
FR0MBUK0W1NA
Czar's Reinforcements Overcome
Temporary Check and Seize Josc
(alva Sweeping Rep,u!atlons for
Conservation of Food Supply in
Germany.
Si
HORD
Nt
POLAND
, rlly IInoiI grain prlon.
LONDON. Jan. Id The swceplni! T1, chM f''1"" ' Hxlng prlccg.
roBUlntlons for tho consorvntUm of lMr- l'tii'n ttlfled. w.ts tho problem
the food Htipply of (lorninny, Inelud-,"' ullb -ntl demmul.
Ing tho confiscation of the entire j "Thorn nro other causes beside sup
grnln crop, Ih regarded In London ns I l'l' a"J lnmntl," said Mr. l'ntten.
tho most Hlnniflcnnt itoins of news r- "Take for lntamo. in the year's 1S93
celvod today from tho countries at,0 lS9c lht nii country was In a
war.
llorlln annntiucos officially that
this step cuts deeper into the econom
ic life of the German people than nny
other menMuro adopted since the out
break of hostilities and tho govern
ment defends the regulation on tho
ground Hint In order to upset the
plans of Ciormnny's enemies, to starve
tho omplro. It is m-censury to make
certain of n regular supply of food
stuffs until tho next harvest.
ASrtitnlly in Hungary
In tho war area, tho reported IUts
!nn Jnvnolon of Hungary by way of
Itukowlua Ih attracting Interested nt
tentlon In London. A special news
dispatch from lludapest sets forth
(Continued on jiago two.)
WASHINGTON. nJu. '.'li. -lioub-lican
mnendnu'iits to thiuodiuluistn
Hon shipping lull to prohibit puroluiso
of ships now Jielonging to the Kuro
jiemi belligerents, were rejected today
by the scunlo commerce committee by
a strict party vote nnd the hill, its to
vised by the democratic canons, was
reported again to the senate.
One iiiipoitant ntuenilmcnt would
permit such government ships us arc
Amoiican built to engage in the coast
wiso trade. The bill originally pro
posed to restrict the government line
to foreign trade.
Other tiniondtuents provide thnt the
shipping corporation shall be organ
ized under the laws of the District of
Cdliinibiu; that tho shipping board to
control the enterprise shall consist of
the eiecrcttuics of the treasury nnil
commerce, mid three additional mem
bers, "two of whom shall be of prac
tical experience in the uuutngonient
uuil operation of steamships m for
SHIPPING BILL AlNDiNT LOST
1
0P1I
pre 0F 1EAI
t'lHi'Mit), Jan. iC. -OptluilHin and
I'CMlmUm Imve a direct bearing on
tho price of grain, according to James
A. Patten, veteran grain dealer and
hoard of trade lender, tentlfylng to
day In the governinttiit suit for the
dlwoliitlou of "cull committee" of
tho hoard of trade.
The government contention In the
ault was that the couniiltttie arbltra-
pessimistic state of mind. If tho peo
ple feel well nnd sleep well at night
they will bo In an optimistic stato of
mind. They will be moro willing to
look at things In an optimistic wny.
Consequently prices will bo good. In
1S03 to 1S9C tho prices all over tho
country were In a vory poor state."
MALMOR, Sweden. Jnn. 2G. via
London. It Is persistently asserted
hero thnt tho'Cermnn protected cruis.
er Oazello was torpedoed yosterdny
by n submarine of unknown nation
ality, nt n point in tho Baltic near
the Island of Hitegen, which Is off
tho coast of Prussia. Although tho
Garelle was damaged, alio was able
to return to tho port of Snssnltz.
eign trade," and that the eapilal
stock of the propose corporation can
be increased to more than .VJ0,l)Ul)
1100. rrcsident Wilson does not approve
n provision that no vessels of bellii.'
ercnt nations can be bought, lie in
timated to callers today a picw that
tlto fear ofinternational complications
given hy tho republicans its the cliiet
basis for their opposition was not
well founded.
Senator Gnllinger led off the renuli
lican attack on the bill in tho senate
today, lie declared the proposal to
open thu cmistwibo trnde to govern
ment ships was the entering wedgo in
mi effott to euibnrk thu government
in competition with privately owned
coastwise ships.
Senator Gnllinger nssortcd thai n
"grave change" had come over the
democratic pnrlv since 1110(1 wlien it
was "shocked" bv Mr. llrvmi's itdvo
racy of gn eminent imnorshii) of
railroads.
M
FIXE
mmK itN
LAST DAYS OF
BEEUCREAGE
From 20 to 30 Automobiles Out and
Much Encouragement Received
Farmers Increase Acreage Wat
sonvillc Resident Tells of Su-;ar
Beet Growfnp; There Without Water.
Tho ralnpalgn for beet sunar ncro
aKc Is under nfull head of sfm "
day with between 25; and 3d auto
In the country dlHtrcts.jAr hopeful
tone In given the effort JjtM, early
reports from tho front, m3nj"of thoso
uho at first signed for flvo and ten
acres, doubling, tripling, and quad
rupllng their amounts. About 100
additional ncres have been secured
along the Hear creek bottom, Oohl
lllil anil Talent boosters are engaged
In the same work today. The cam
paign will bo closed tomorrow.
More Signing Up
In the Tolo .district increased In
terest hns been shown In tho move
ment. Ono who signed at first two
acres, reconsidered his action and
has now signed up for 20 acres. This
Is a sample of the spirit that per
vades that section. Mrs. I'hlpps, In
the northeastern part of the city, this
morning signed up for -10 acres, and
more will bo forthcoming from tho
same district.
Messrs. Hramwcll and Nlbley ot tho
beet sugar Interests are still In the
city, awaiting 'the res,UoJ the two
day's activity heforo making their
next move. They will hold a meet
ing with the beet sugar coniniltlco
Thursday when the prellmlnnry de
tails ot tho proposition will bo dis
cussed. In Wntsonvlllo District
That sugar beets mean prosperity
and that Irrigation Is not a necessity
and seldom practiced in tho central
California districts, save before
planting time whero there has been
a dearth of rainfall. Is the stale of
O. A. Mitchell, who for many jcurs
mined sugar beets in tho Wntsonvillo
and Spreckels districts.
"Thore wero over 5000 acres In
tho Watsonvllle district In sugar
beets when I lived there, from 1 S S S
to 1S9!) and none of tho land was Ir
rigated. There nre 25,000 uci'es of
beets for tho big factory at .Spreckels,
nnd Irrigation Is not practiced even
whero there Is only nn eight-Inch
annual rainfall, snve In tho winter
before planting, when the ground Is
thoroughly soaked, then deeply
plowed." statesNMr. Mitchell.
SiHils Prosperity
"Tho beets spelled prosperity for
Watsonvllle. as they will for Me'd
forri. Tho average profit from an
ncru wns $10, though I hava mario
mora and also less, I hnvo mined
as high ns 27',& tons to tho acre,
without Irrigation. The refuse xrom
the sugnr mill Is the finest kind of
fertilizer. The pulp Is In great do
inand for livestock feed. The bect
t ops -nro also fine feed.
"Tho beet pulp Is siloed nnd
shipped to feeding Btnttons whore cut
tle are fattened for market. It Is the
best nnd cheapest fattoner for all
kinds of livestock.
"A beet sugar factory will do moro
for tho Hogtto river valloy than nny
one ontorprlso could it will mnko
It."
Vi-oni Colorado
J. M. Kngllsh of tho Medrord Print
lug Co., has received a letter from
Colorado which states Hint profits
this year In the Model district u
southeast Colorado ran as high n f CO
per ncro from sugar boots.
E
E
E
PANAMA, Jan. 20 Three short,
sharp cnrthquukeH hnvn shake the
Isthmus of Panama In the last three
days, the third one, occurring today,
None of the shocks dlil nny da mane,
though tho Inhabitants were rold
orubly frightened. Keports from
points along the canal show that the
tdiocks caused no 111 offsets.
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