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TOCAL AND
-PERSONAL
Tho Oregon 'National Guard com
pany 7 will intend the service at the
rrosbytsrlan rliurch Sunday morning
.litly 9, t II a. m. Dr. Ilonn will
prdaoli h special sermon on "The
Mini. I'recloiii Thin on Iterth." The
cliurali decorations will lie In chargo
of lira. W. U. and Mlsa Mary M.
(Joro, who doeeratsd the church so
oxnulsltoly ltoautlful Inst Stttnlfty. A
snoclal musical program will bo con
tribntcHl. Uq Voe glvo trading stamiw with
oVoryUiltig oxeept groceries.
Mm. B. A. .lean In as vtalltl at the
hnrho of her ilanahter, Mrs. J.alhrop,
otor Sunday, rnttiriiliig to lior homo
nanr Medford Monday afternoon, ac
companist! by her nrandon.
AorotikrHt you can afford and he
dollKlitod with. HumUm Cafo.
Dr. and Mm. J. V. Noddy mid Mr.
and Mm. W. W. Hnrmon motored
down Monday from Tnlcllmn whom
tlioy nro onJoyliiK n mi in m or ontlnK
to tnlco In tho AMlilnnd colouration,
roimilnliiK ovor In Matt ford Tuesday.
Oot your milk, orentn, hiiltor, oy,s
nnd Ifuttorinllk nt Dn Voo'h.
Allotting Hint lior liuslmiid made
lovo to nnolhor woniiin In tho pro
niie of lit wife and children, Dulllali
A. flrlwdiy. who miirrliitl J. 8. OHks
liy ul Contral Point, Oro., Juno I,
1006, linn hroiiKht (tn It for dtvorco
nl Satont.
.'fypowrllor paper of nil kinds nt
Medford I'rlntliiK Co.
All Union Ynrkoy, cnslilor of tlio
Medford Printing Co., nut! MIm Klhnl
Curry loft Tinwdny morning liy nuto
for Portland, Corvalll and Newport,
on tholr aumiuur outline;. Tlioy arrtv.
od nt Itoxoburg Into In tho afternoon
Tho world' Brotitost compnnlo
llolmot, TJio liwuraiico Mnn.
C. Iturvoy .left tlila uioriiliiK for
llorvoy, OroKon, after upending n fow
dny, In Mcdford and In vlowlng tho
roundup TiiOHtlny.
PohIsko Htniiijia nt Do Voo's.
JVIallora roKlitorliiK t tho Com
morclnl oluh Tiiuwlny wero Mm. J.
K. Loving, Porflniid, Viola Zat'hnry,
Portland, Mr. nnd Mm. I.oslor W.
David, Sent tin, .1. A. Hold, Konnutt,
Ciil., Noll Aliloflold, Kenton. Ohio.
Try n KIiik Spltx clgnr nnd on
cournKo homo Indiiatry. If
Alfrotl Parkliumt and daughter loft
thla morning for Crater Lake.
WoNtou Camera Wiop forflrst-rlns
kodak tliillilt)K.niid kodtik supplln.
l.oult ami John UlaM of ICagle
Point, left till mnriiliiH for tltolr home
after having apent the rourth In Aah
liuul. Dr. KlrrhNewwer will lie nt Hotel
Nash oYery Weilnemlay. I loom for
conaHltatloH JO to 3.
W. It. .Immerlee or Ragle Point Is
IMHding a few daya In Medford.
Per rrit, J-room furnished Iioiin.
a A. DeVoe.
Prwl Deal and John Fletcher were
arrested THOly on a ohargo of
ilrwiHonno. They were fined ten
dollar tmeh tlili monilng by Jiutlee
0y. I
ltlg 6o Mllkaha)cee at De Vne't.
U. Mealer or Central Point la
twudlng u few ila In Medfotd.
e Dave Wood auout that fire In-
Mrii0 pulley. Office Mall Tribune
UMi.
II, J. MaaoH, of Cht. Cal.. Is In
tnwM. lie erfm up rir the roundup
and will remain In MeUford for a
week.
The Muuthem Pari He will run a
simtUI train July b snd ft. leaving
Ashland at 10 p. m. for Oranu Pa,
atepnlng at ll latermeUlalc iMdnta.
tCilret eusfhea IU be placed on No.
II tu take people to Ashlsud.
four troop tralua paaaml through
Bedford thta morning bound (of the
border. They carried troops from
Mftlui and Washington. Definite tn
furmgllun as to the troops nod tludr
woveroenu cannot l obtained from
111 railroad officials as they are
uader order to disclose nothing as
to troop train movements. '
ll laths 15. Hotel Holland.
Friday evening at seven thirty a
parade will lake plaf starting from
the (Mirk at seven thirty, boosting
tho Hlu Udge bond election. The
Mttred will bo Uead'U b the baud
tHed a proeosslou of cars,
carrying todies of the clubs of tin'
vicinity. They will enrry Mndford
Ulue ldge-Kureka Banners. The
er will start from the park and
proeeed throuah the business section
sfter ahicb the band will give IU
regular concert at the park.
dates ell Ford cam, ilOQ 4owh
and $11 a nioalh.
O. Urodosoa of HUt is spendlug s
fw days In town. He attended the
round-up and tll remain hi Mcdford
looking over business prosixuu.
U. L. Bharrlls will leave tomuno
lorgtni In his car (or HliiniiiKhsm,
AU. Ho Will go from here tu KUm
sis rail, thence to Uorii. Iiic
aed Sail l-ke.
Whipping cream 4 DeVoe's
A Ford belongimi to Karl Tuno
-was stoi''! "A Ashland ysstwrd. Th,.
pollee of " urroundlas to. (
uotIfiel " ,u t'rl'1,,N ""
lip rowvered.
Leo IJciiBon Is n Holiday visitor
from Jacksonville
lluttcrnillk 10c gnl. nt DcVoo'n.
Now front arc IioIiib plnttod In
tho building occupied by Honth's
Drug Stor0 nml Hehllug' shoo store.
II. I). Stock of Snn Francisco Is
upending a row dnys flslilng along
tho Itoguo. Ho n on route to Halt
Iko via tho northern route.
Smoko n King Spitz clgnr, tic.
Tlioy nra homo-mndo. tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. U. P. Jtmltly nml Mr.
anil Mm. Hurt Harmon, nil of (IranUs
Poss are speNilIng a few dey In Med
ford. Wo mnke n spoclnlly of picnic
litnoho. ItiiHsel's Cafoterla,
J. II. Slzomoro of Klnmath Fall
ran Into tho car of Wig Ashpole nt
the corner of Main and Freilt yeetor.
tiny morning at soven o'clock. Slso-
moio was to blame nnd settled the
dam ago.
Do Voo liny beer hotllo.
A frank potato growth I exhibited
nt tho Commorclnl (Mill). Tlioro nro
small potntoos growing at the Iwso
or th'o loavi's on tho plant. They aro
not Reed hall, hut truo potatoos.
Tho rroak was grown hy S. I Ilon-
nott of North Hlvonddo. '
Itiittormlllc 3o quart at DoVoo's.
Ilonry O. Dox Is In Mctlfonl for n
fow dnys from JnnkHouvlllo.
.Mmlfonl tiiruod away uppllcniits
for nct'omodntloiiH (ho IiihI two
night. Many of those vlillor had
oiidoHVorod to sot'iire act'oinoiliitlonsj
nt Ashlnntl nnd had ovorflowod to
Mod ford.
Jflhol Woodcock and Mlnnlo
Hoguo of Korhy nro In town during
the rmindup.
Wnltor M. London of Han Frnn
clwo Is In Motlfortl for n fow dnys
on hustnoM.
0. F. Jackson Is In Medfnrd from
Portland,
ilCII Dahnck was clonrotl or the
chargo or titonllug hog, brought l
W. I. Wlnkln. Tho rnio wits hoard
this morning In Justlco Taylor's
court.
K. J. Knliior, iioitmnHtnr or Ash
laud, wn In town on IiurIiiom totlny.
Coorgo llothol, who In working on
n ranch uoar Talout, pnnt tho fourth
with his family In Medford.
John Martin, who linn boon visit
ing Mod lord ror tho punt tow days,
will lonvo tonight for Duusniulr,
whoro he Is In tho omploy of tho H.
P. J
W. Frank mid Alliort Cummliiga
enmo lu from Itonglo Moiidm')iilHht
bringing a number or snmplos or cln
nnlmr oro with tlioni. Tlioy wy tlioy
have found a vory good prospect,
tho vein being IX Inches thick, 13
feet wide nud or 'unknown loiigth.
The ore Is rich, rod pay dirt.
Mr. and Mm. Tom Fallow mid
children of l.akii Ciook are In town
ror a few days.
Mr. and Mm. W. II. Mhioit and
son, Alfred, of Dunsiiiuli' rame to
Medford last night after seeing the
roundup jesterday. They will re
turn home tonight.
.Mr. and Mm. It. ICatos of Duua-
miilr are spending the day In Med
ford. Mr. and Mm. K. W. Myers and
party motored In from ltlg fltlcky
this morning and went on to the
roundup at Ashland.
P. II. Outright, who haa been tho
guest of italph and Orl Kay for the
past week, leaves today for his It onto
hi Forest drove, Missouri.
II. L. Young returned to Mmlforil
this morning, after having been on
his ranch near Hrownsboro slnco
Saturday.
During the past week the A. V
Walker Company have sold cars to
the following people. To ('.
Ulitcbuiger, foreman of the Hlcwaii
much, a Bsuiu 8lx. W. O. W'elthicr.
a raucher mwr Cougar Untie, u
III silt 8U, II. 11. Pernod, (iiuuU
Puss. (J rant sU. Dirk nlle, a rtaxon
sU, Dick Turpiu, Hupmoblle.
Josle Love and Marie Itamho of
Klamath Falls are the guests or
Mm. Bprlnger.
Mrs. Charles Uodgrs of Klamath
Falls Is visiting lth MtHlfoid
friend.
W. L. Cblldom. ho ran Into th.
car of Karl ltionolds, esterduN
afternoon aa found guilt) of vlolai
lug the nilt's or tho road by Justbc
Cl. He was fiotxt io, but tills
amount u remitted.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
UI'glXKHt) OPPOItTl'NITY X""
por cent I'loilt. iuall Inveniiiitai
required, light work. For further
particulars inquire Med lord Pout
tr and Kg Company. !"
sae sj . m, aMWrfaasi " "'
FOR HKNT- Cosy cottage.
gu
Kit'
btb. stove,
den. good
asm turalturo,
aelgbAcl'hoo4;
Phone 5ib-V.
Springs lor
oisnu
UStuclebakcr, Buick,
Overland, Matvc!i
Dode and Ford cats
MRDFOltt) AIATL TRIBUNE,
31. Herd or Phoenix Is shopping In
Mod ford today.
C. C, Koonan, who link n ranch on
tho highway two miles north of town
will lonvo Sunday ror Alaska, whero
ho will ho employed ns ninstor mo
ohnnlc or tho Copper Itlver North
wostorn Ilnllwny.
Charles Ilia of Rogue Itlver Is
spontllng the tiny lu Medford.
Chris Nntwlck of tingle Point Is in
town today.
IS. 0. MVCormlck, vlee-proaldout or
the Southern Parlflc, arrive at Ash
land Wednesday afternoon to partici
pate In tho Lllhto Park dodlotUlon
coroiuonlos.
The city counrll will nteot tonight.
It is rcportPtl that (he action on the
city's pnviiiK mittx will ho begun at
tho ROHSlnn. The finance commltteo
will meet HiIh afternoon.
TO
NKW YOHK. .lulv ". Cluirli- K.
Iluulics ii'turiieil tu liw headquar
ter here I nun llridveliiiniitou todn.v
to renew coiitVrcnei'x witli political
leittlern nml to ctinult enptK'tiilly
Williiiin If. Willeox, wpuhlienn hii
tioiuil eluiiimiiu, on the uoudnet of
the enmmivu-
Aunoiiiieemrul ol' the perHouuel of
the new exeMilie enminillee. irf the
imtioHiil eoniinittec n expt-eted U' lie
made within a few ils'w. ,M llnglice
!m iirhlerstiwHl to, he uonsiilarlmr it
leiitutho lint of sclcetlons Hiifimiltetl
lo liim ami none will finally he decid
ed uhiii, it i Mind, until thev icecive
Iuh niph"al.
ERVATI
SI'OKANi:, Wii-li., .lulv ;. Iti-jtiK.
trnliou lor land elaiuiK on the hoiiIIi
halt' of the t'olville Hs;rvaUoii lie
khii Hitli ii riiMh here I oils y. From
1 '2:1)1 o'clock thin morning, when the
legiHtnUion hogau, until II o'clock,
'J,"0(l iH'i-soie hud regietereil. Sixteen
uotiinitM welt' etnplo.vcil Inking afl'i
ilnitH of pcrourt rugiotering. The
rem'Ntrulitiu litHithh will ho open here
mill ut Williiir, Colville, Kepuhlie,
Oinnk mid WVun tehee until miiiiiiglit,
July '.-.
The ilinwitiK will lake plitee on
July J7.
GOTHAM BABIES DIE
(Uontluuml from page onci
ilion for fil'( additional field iuiiei
mid eiglity-f-even lniitl niii4', to
gether uitb domchlic. nnd onlcHicH to
be employttl in oil ling fr the Iklle
uitHiit. The order of the Uenltli
eommikxioner, exehtdiii children un
der 1(1 .vearn tif ngo, fnun moving
pieturi' kIiowm went into effect IihIii.v.
I'hyNicmuH uy there is uo kuowu
Hiiive treat nun t for the (lieiine,
but that the child's ph..iiue hit to
CtHlllwl it With Mich Old H the doc
tnr can sie I leeu the priihitliil
II nl pel iimeelit ill-.llilllt . ' a
'tlltill I- .illiiwid l Kill iiinii the
aid. In! hnili- iln ii i- imi i( ilitiiuei
Of I't'llMMIll'Ilt p.ll ll -I-
UmilllllHUllLllULiUUlllil'JIi
VOU couldn't hit
the bullseye every
time. Hut tho OWL
(loon makes n jier
fect record for mellow
liens, for even-burning,
and everything clue
that goes to make up
it Reed smoke. The
OWL'S a winner I
Tho Million
Dollar Cigar
M A ilUNST A CO.
INCOKfOKATBD
ITTmMmVTmTIMTTTriP.
Coolest Store in Town
ton II I ii' i Mi'ii'lng ''hi stow
lux s oi it
shi's ui 1 1 , i (it
1 1 not ha e u- i
II VMOMl
i u in ri.tiiuiin,
ojjj bv all uiCMns,
K selccllna a tint.
ir uie (list PlDtUiiim N iiwod to in
' reave V.o toil's rrltiioai v.
Martin J Reddy
4lnu0 vt iaifiaz-
S12 a Mm mini. 4J0
vwj& iKtrft Mtiw
srntf
LgigiLmk. giLr - r gtgtLH
MRnFORI), ORTOCJOX,
CRISIS ENDS WITH MEXICO
(Continued from pai;o ono)
forth exnetly tho situation with tho
lnlted dtntos ns viewed hy the
Moxlcnn government."
Suspicion ItemovtMl.
Auiorlcnu olflclnls hopo the com
ploto ahsonco or any dlvcoutooun
lnngiingo nnd unwarranted chnrgo
of had faith, such as hnvo chnraotor
Isod tho last two Mexican notes, In
dicator that much or tho simplalon
as to the purposes or the Washing
ton govoriimont has boon romovod
from tho first chief's mind.
Coplos of the note wero sont by
Mr. Arrodondo to nil omhnselcs nnd
legation In Wachlngton, particu
larly to tho Latln-Auicrlcnn diplo
mat hnvo sought previously to nr
rmigo for modlatlon of the dispute.
Tho doolaratiou of tho Cnrraiua
govoriimont will seek evory moans to
nvold now Incident to nggrovnto the
situation Is regarded as a virtual
withdrawal or tho ordor to (lonoral
Trevlno to nttack (ionornl Pershing's
men It thoy moved, oust wosl or
south.
Translation Kehi .Made.
Ah soon iim ii ti-iinslntioii of tho
Hpunixli (o.xt could ho inaile it was
enl to lliu white hoiiho. I'util Sec
retary l.utLiujr and I'lvsiilunl Wibon
have hud mi opportunity to confor
there will lie no fnrinul comment. Hut
Home Mtuto tlepaitinenl offfoiHls did
not ntteinpt. to conceal the fact Hull
tlioy eonsidured the note most sal
ifnelory mid likely to ltimnvo nil
dHiigot' of war.
'J'ihihIhIoih were ( nl work im-
meilintelv on the SiMiuinh text of. the
liMMimoiit. it hn lieeii iiuofiloiiilly
IcHCiihcd hy paThoiih tdosv lo (lie eni-
Iiiihhv hi coilcilintorv mid dtMigntul
to pave tho way for uu iiiiiieulile ml
,jutnicnt of diffcrciiceH lnitwvuii tlio
two count ricH. The text of tlio unto
iih tniiiHiiiitted liv ICIico Arretlonilo,
the MexiwiiT .niubiiHHiiloi' tlosIgtiHte,
follews:
rii'doiulo'H Note.
"WaHliin-lini, .Inly I, IUKL ,
"Mr. Soerottiry:
"I liux'u tlio honor ttx tnuiMmit in
eoiiliiiiuitioii the text of a note I have
,juxt received from the Mexican gov
ernment with iuntruetioiiH to priwent
it to your excellency.
"'.Mr. Secretery:
" 'IfoforriiiR- to the uotoh of June
'JO and 'J.') ItiHt, I have the honor to
nny your o.vetdleney that the inimodi
ate icleoce of the Curriiiiiu primmer
wiu ii fiirth(r prtMtf of lie sincerity
of ilte ilCrtiiX'H of thin goveniiuent to
ichcIi u paeille mid sntil'iielory
agreement of prei-etil tliffieultioi.
Thin government in anxious to hoIvc
tho pineiit conflict ami it would he
HHJtiHt if ili attitude were uii-inter-
preled.
Pin nof CaiitoiH'jiieiit.s.
"'II w uko the Mexican itoveru
meiit lluit cruutlv uguestetl a plan
fir cantonment along the houmtnry
liue tluriug tlio eonfeicnce of t'iu
tlntl .Ilia res ad Kl lao. Thi gov
ernment ih dUMned now, it Im
uIwh.vh been, to seek an immediate
Moliitiuii of the two ptiintx which eon
wtitiilo the Irwc en iihc of the conflict
iM'tweea the two count fle-, to-Hil
the American o eminent thinkH
rt.i-'iii.ilil I hat the iiii-eeurilv of it"
I ion I ur i- a oui'cc of ditficultv ami
the Mi'sniiii jioveiinoeii't, on il- part,
ht-licv - tli. it the Mux- of American
t r ) - "a Mexican tci-rilorv. aide
TWO DAYS ONLY
- Beginning Today
The Nation-Wide Popular Actress
BERTHA
KALICH
44
SLANDER"
Pathe News
-."rrif -J--1" " "'
!jBJjlt,ISAf,WliftVA' u
11 "7
I'SW
WKDXIWDAY, JULY S.
From Jieiajr trc-pns on the stiver
eijrnty of Mexico, in the iinmetlinte
enuu of tho conflicts. Therefore the
willitlrnwal of Amuriciin troop on
one liiintl, mid the protection of the
frontier on the other, are tho'two o
'"entiul problem, the Holntioii tf
which must he the directing; order of
the efforts of both govornmeutH.
" 'The Mexican government i
willing to eotiHitler in n ttuick and
pnielii-nl wuv nnd tiromptetl by u
pirit of concord, the rnuedim whicli'lsommo. South of tho Somiiio thej'
Ihould be appHdtl Id tile present it-
uutioii.
.Mediation Orfcrvil.
" 'Several lilin-Amerienn eoun
tritw Imve offered their friendly
mediation to flic Mexican govern
fucnt, nnil the latter linn accepted it
in principle. Therefore the Mexican
gnvermnent mlv nwaitM information
hat the government of the I'liilcd
Htntort would he disposed to accept
tliin mctlinlion for the purpose men
tioned nhove or veho.Uici it in Mill, of
the hehef thnt the nme rt'Miltw may
lie nttitiueil by means of direct negotiation-,
between both fro eminent.
"'In the ineontiine thi govetnmeiil
proposes to employ all eflorts that
may ho ut its lNpoul to avoid the
reoiirronee of now iuciiluntK whieli
fuay eomplieitte nml n-smvale the
Aitualiou. At the name time it hopes
that the American government on its
part may iniike uo of nil efforts to
jiroMint n Uo new net of iln military
mid civil authorities of. the frontier
that might cause new coinplicatioiis.
"'I avail myself of this opportun
ity to reiterule to your exeellenev the
nsMurnnce of my most distinguished
consideration. (Signed.)
, U,C AdUlliAH.'
"Having thus complied with higher
Instructions of my government, it of
fer mo pleasure to reitento to your
excellency the iiusuranee of m.v hih
est con 'deration. (Signed.)
"K. AnifKllON'DO."
FIRST PHASE NEAR END
(Continued from pago one
gained has boon coucoutrntod It Is
salt! artillery preparation ror a sec
ond big thrust will bo mado.
Tho Italians, after regaining ter
ritory In tho Trontlno, nro going ac
cording to tholr original plan and aro
attacking ulong tho Iowor Isotuo,
whoro they have gained lesser suc
eotwoH. Important news comes from Potro.
gran, itussiuii ntlvnucu guards on i
General Lotchltxky's oxtromo left arc
ougngod with Austrian roar guards
on tho spurs of the Carpathians, und
unofficial reports ovon say Cossacks
hnvo boon raiding Hungary. Gen
eral Lritchltsk.v's rlghl has opoJiod a
passiiKo lu the direction of tho stretch
of railway connecting tho roar of tho
entire Austrian front Kolomou,
Stunlslau, Lembcrg, while tho oeoii
pntlon of Uolntyn, lor which tho
IttiMlnns are making, would sevur'tlio
commuulcatlmu or Uouernl Vou lloth-
mer's army.
Halkmis Aic llusy.
Until Field Marshal Von Hidden
burg nlul Field Marshal Vou Mack-
enseu are reported to Ituvo arrlvotl aC
Kovel to direct operations designed
to break tho Itusshiu advance lu Vol
hyula. The latest official dlspntches
contain claims by both sides to suc
cesses in this region.
Meanwhile tlm llalkans nro altratt
lug more attention than ror some
time. Military activities are revived
and tho successes of tho entente al-
IN
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Pag
LEAOIJIQ 0TI0K PICTURE THEATeR'
Q ,. ..IM,, (."gl'g Unm -
IQlfi
lies are reported to have caused n ro
nov.nl of tho propaganda of pro-en-tcntc
politicians In both drecco nnd
lluinaula.
PARIS, July 5. The French have
captured n lino of German tranche
oust of Curia, tho wnr oHIcd announc
ed today. They hnvo also capturod
Sormont farm facing Clory.
The Fronch rosumed the ofrenslvo
during tho night on both sides or the
mado furthor piogroee townrds tlio
rlvor, partlculnrly at Sormont .rami.
This position is on the loft bank of
the river opposite Clory. All the re
gion between the farm nnd Hill 03,
on the rond lending from Flnucourt
to tho IlHrlctix, Is now dominated by
tho Fronch.
Artor n hoavy bombardment the
Germans captured part of tho village
or Delloy-on-Santerro, but tho French
ipilckly oxpollcd them, taking the en
tire vlllngo. Tho Germans still hold
part ot tho town of Hstreon, where
itovorc righting Is still In progress.
Frenoh positions there wore stopped
by the French fire.
Tho number of prlnoners taken
thus far oxcueds y.llOO. The number
cannon capturod hna not boon as
certained. On the Vordtin rront
heavy righting Is still In progrens.
West or tho Mcuso tho French re
pulsed a strong German attack In the
region or Avncoiirt mid Hill :iol.
Kast or the river thnro was a violent
bombardment or Thlamont redoubt
and tho Chuuols sector.
The advmico reported Indicates
that tho French are moving onilward
along llm north bank of tho Honimo
rlvor in their movement toward Per
onno in tho combined Anglo-French
offensive lu Plcnrdy. Tho nioHt atl
vuncetl jiolnt mentioned Ig t Vt nillos
uorthwest or Pcronno.
WHOLESOME
"SPEAR HEAD"
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Delicious, Fruity Flavor
That Lasts
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and benefit possible out of tobacco.
Then chew plug tobacco.
Yon want your chew to have the
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wrapped in wax paper.
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