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Bj Arthur Prrry
Owing to the high price of bacon
.... nif that form'
arly resembled a deer, ! spot to Be
hog. when hunting starts this
Jell.
The United States government, in
....Mi.intf Hi.nlav of gumption.
that has nothing to do with the
Toting next year, mreaicn.
let government of Soviet Russia with
drastic action, because of revolu
tionary speeches, made at the "3rd
Internationale" at Moscow, by Amer
ican Reds. Itseemsthehell-ralslngol
the past coincided too strongly with
what the "agitators said. It is hoped
the American government will not
be o cruel and Inhuman as to
Insist the American agitators stay In
Russia.
...
"FARMERS LAUDED FOR SOC
eiCSSFUIj CROPS" (Siskiyou News).
A snub for Mother Nnture, and the
farmer's oldest boy, who did the
earing plowing.
...
BOW DOES THIS BOUND? Forn
iin innir. and runs like new;
B wire wheels, foot frrd, spot lamp
and speedometer, all tor
(Want ad Del Norte Triplicate)
No different than the rest.
a
Va ant! vaaterdav. It was neith
er the heat, nor the humidity it
was the both of them.
...
The esteemed Salem Statesman,
editorially characterizes the Somona
county, Calif., tarring and feather
ing of radicals as "More California
Hoodlumlsm." The Just as esteemed
Astoria Astorlan-Budgft describes the
vent aa "Not RlRht But Under
standable." Ifa all the way one
looks at a altuatlon. The Salem
arrlba vlewa a "martyr" on his way
to the penitentiary, accompanied by
he sheriff. The Astoria molder ot
fjubllo opinion, sees him wovind up
en a street corner.
MOVIE QI'F.F.N
"The gold that gilds the gorgeous
sun
Tnto j'our shining hair was spun;
The blue that tlnta the anire skies
rrom It were made your lovely eyca
And then a vacuum out of space
It's where your brain aliould be in
place.
N. T. American.
.
A lady reader of the Orenonlan
writes to the editor complaining
ha "boya of high school age. de
liberately, smash, carve, and whittle
the park benches." She desires to
know if something cannot be done
'to stop this crime-breeding prac
tice." There Is a way, but Ifa old
fashioned; vie.: a woodMied. and an
axe, and aomethlng to chop.
An Oregon politician -trayed into
northern California last week, and
cnade a speech. He was lured there
away, by neither a banquet, nor a
vital Issue. He just went and In
dulged in oratorical Impudence.
There la considerable menace In the
practice. If allowed to gain momen
tum, and become a habit.
...
ft Is now predicted 'he Impending
It.lo-Ethlopla war will he the end
ef civilisation If any.
There has been considerable ring
ing of wedding bells Istely. with
out any honking of wedding horns,
to mav.. a ahlvarce.
THE iinovr.
It's seldom that death designs to
take a fool,
But here Is one who at all times
would sleep:
Ba leaves no flocks of fine Merino
sheep
And never owned a single clip of
wool
But bragged he'd learned one lea
eon In life's school
Which was that there Is nothing
men may keep
Voder Ood'a heaven. By a weedy
pool,
Blue like a dnrk-frlnged eye, he
watched them reap
Th. blistered fields and laughed to
b so cool.
It, hot as though he ever bad
been one
Th. fury of whose plow would pinch
the sun
At setting. , , Be th. bed of earth
or hay,
Bitter or warm, It cannot be forgot
That always he'd aa lteve lie down
aa not.
And never seemed to care how long
ba lay. Cxcntng..
Huey, "Friend of the People!"
H
(JET LONG'S stock in trade
people, and his interest
Those who KNOW Huey, know this is a lot of hokum and
nothing else. Huey is devoted to no one but himself, and inter
ested in nothing but what will benefit the Louisiana Kinsfish,
politically, or contribute to his inflated ego, and "will to
power."
Adroit opportunist, arid unprincipled demagogue that he is,
Huey Long however, has been
larly in his own state of Louisiana; and has also made amazing
prot'ress throughout the country.
In view of his exhibition in
ducting a filibuster, he was able to defeat the appropriation bill
designed to finance the administration's social security and
industrial reform program, one
able to fool "some of the people
THE administration's program was designed solely to benefit
the people of this country, the rank and file, the forgotten
man, and was fought by big business and the vested interests,
with every resource at their command.
The appropriation bill Long defeated was designed to fi
nance pensions for the helpless and the aged; greater security
and well being for the workers in our coal fields; protection
for those who place their savings in stocks or bonds, against the
depredations of the stock jugglers and profiteers: in short a
sincere and thorough-going effort to improve the lot of the com
mon man. .
DDT did this great champion of the people, support this
measure! He did not. He not only jdidn't support it, he
took advantage of the most abused and undemocratic privilege
in the sonate, the "one-man filibuster" to defeat it.
Why? Simply because he HATES Roosevelt. Simply because
he would rather see every worthy effort to improve the lot of
the avornge man in this country defeated, than have any credit
for accomplishment go to the man who dared to challenge his
own dictatorship in Louisiana, or place any obstacles in his
rise to power.
'OULE or ruin", that is the real Long slogan, and the only
constant factor in his sensational and entirely selfish
political career.
This filibuster on the deficiency appropriation bill shows it
more clearly, perhaps, than any
the past few years.
But we are not so sure it
clarification of the political atmosphere as far as the Kingfish
is concerned.
Unprincipled, ruthless, vindictive, completely insincere,
Huey nevertheless is a master show man, and as a rabble rouser
and table thumper, is perhaps without a peer.
Eventually, of course, he will
and four-flushers always meet,
to hank too much on its being soon.
Huey Long's career, as we see it, is a sort o endurance con
test between two American concepts, "you can't fool all the
people all the time"; and "a sucker is born every minute."
The former is sure to win; but it promises to take far too lng
a time.
"We Told
AI7ELL, those who opposed the
win. All they claimed when
been sustained.
Some, of course, opposed recognition on the narrow ground,
that to recognize a communistic
wrong.
This was not the contention of
that Russia had as much right
of government, as Italy to establish a fascist form, or the I nited
States a democratic form.
That wasn't the point.
The point was that Soviet Russia, was neither a friendly, nor
an honest nation. It was committed to a policy of world wide
revolution, and its promises to the contrary could not be de
pended upon.
Nor could its promises of increased trade with this country
be taken at their face value. This
flies. There would be no more
without it.
And regardless of what Moscow said about paying its debts
to this country, they would never he paid, without some v"(iiid
pro quo" which no self respecting government could grant.
XITKLL there's the record, precisely as predicted.
" There has been NO increased trade with Russia; the war
debts have NOT been paid; the promises of the Soviet govern-
meiit to no longer meddle in U. S. affairs, have NOT been kept ;
and the records show that Stalin and his gang of freebooters are
as much interested in an uprising of the world proletariat as
they ever were.
That sharp note from the Roosevelt administration was all
to the good, and straight to the
government will come hack in a
disavow any intention of inciting
the internal affairs of this or any
Rut who can place any faith
burden of proof this time certainly rests on the shoulders of
those who maintained Soviet. Russia could be trusted UKFOIiK.
In lieu of such evidence it is
that the sooner diplomatic relations between this eountrv and
the present dictatorship in Russia
all concerned.
Communications
" here Is Oregon?
To the Editor:
A few days ago I saw In the
paper where Oregon was buying Cal
ifornia prunes. I nm not surprised
1 lived In Portland many years and
did not know whtre prune were
raised. thn 1 lived In Douglas
county few years later and feuiii
where real prunes were raise.
is his professed devotion to the
in the welfare of the common
able to get away with it, particu
the senate last night, when con
wonders how long he will be
all the TIME."
other of his political acts, during
will contribute materially to a
meet the fate that demagogues
but we wouldn't advise anyone
You So"
recognition of Soviet Russia,
the matter was broached, has
form of government would be
the majority. It was admitted
to establish a communistic form
was merely molasses to catch
trade with recognition, than
point. Undoubtedly the Soviet
conciliatory fashion, and again
revolution or interfering with
other country.
in such protestations? The
the belief of this newspaper,
arc broken off, the better fur
think some of the best prunes in
the world.
Some years ago I was in Wash
ington. D. c. for two weeks on
buM ness. E t ra pa pers were be i n g
printed every hour and sold on the
street. I bought many tr lug to
see some little item about Portland
my home town, but could find noth
ing but a small Hem about ban
Francisco. CiJ.
I went on the streetcar to George
Washington's home at Mount Ver
aoa, Va returning on the boat
Personal Health Service
By William
Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene not to disease
diagnosis or treatment nil! be answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped self-addressed
envelope Is enclosed. Letters should be brier and written In tnlt.
Owing to the large number of letters received only a few can be answered.
No reply can be made to querlea not conforming to Instructions. Address Dr.
William Brady, 2(13 El Camlno, Beverly Hills, Cal.
ALL THE NEA
Disbetes la a nutritional disease,
fault of metabolism, inability to uti
lize normally various food substances.
particularly carbohydrate. sugars
and starches. As
the body Is un
able tO UM It,
sugar aocumu
late In the
blood, and some
of It overflows
thru tho kidneys,
prod uc lng the
glycosuria or
glucose (sugar)
in the urine.
Apparently dia
betes la hi ore
prevalent, today than ever before.
Thla may be explained by the fact
that It la a disease of mature adults
chiefly, and more persons attain ma
ture or middle age today than In
earlier time that la. the expectation
of life Is steadily rising, thank to
medical science and gradual enlight
enment of the people In matters of
hygiene and sanitation so that more
people have opportunity to be ex
posed to the causes of diabetes. While
a young child may have diabetes, the
great majority of cases occur in per
sona from 40 to 60 years of age. For
thle reason we regard diabetes as one
of the degenerative diseases which
develop at the time of life when one
should be at his beat.
In considering what the authorities
have to say about the cause or causes
of diabetes one cannot he'.p thinking
that one has heard it all before. Yes.
to be sure, the same general etiology
has been applied to the problem of
arteriosclerosis, heart disease. Brlght's
disease, apoplexy or what have you.
This does not Imply that It Is all the
bunk. For all we know It may be as
true for diabetes aa It Is for CVD
(cardiovascular degeneration, heart
artery wearing out). Not that It mat
ters, but my own opinion la that.
Diabetes Is a nutritional disease, a
fault of metabolism, inability to uti
lise normally various food substances,
particularly
Well, hum, maybe you've heard this
before, too. What I'm driving at is
the simple concept that the essential
cause of diabetes Is nutritional defici
ency, and such factors as "nervous
strain." Infection, heredity, or pan
creatic Injury are comparatively un
important. with many other people. When they
heard I was from the west, they all
wanted to know something about
the west, but when I told them
I was from Oregon they gave me
the "horse laugh" and wanted to
know where In the western Jungles
Oregon was?"
1 bought some fruit In Washing
ton and gave the man a ten dollnr
gold piece. He gave me in change
some small silver and nine one dol
lar bills, saying, "You are from the
west, how far, from Chicago?"
I said "And then some."
"Well, where are you from?"
I told him I was from Oregon
and he said, "Where the heck is
Oregon? I never heard of It. I never
knew Oregon was on the map."
o I don't believe Oregon gets the
advertising that some other states
get.
BARNEY CODY,
Jacksonville, Ore.
A native son of the west and a
pioneer of Oregon of 1863.
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
Ry O. O. Mcliityre
NEW YORK. Aug. 37. Sidney
Franklin, Brooklyn bull Tighter, is
returning to the rings of Spain and
Mexico shortly
after being out
of commission
for 18 months as
result of a gor
ing. Franklin
made the mis
take of turning
r$V J his back on a
dying bull after
the death thrust i
and was flung
30 feet.
Soft voiced, in
deed almost ef-
remmate. Frank
lin ts a strange combination of mat
ador and esthete. He Is enthralled
by the excitement of the bull ring
and equally entranced by the gorg
eous colorings of his costumes,
which he designs. He paints, is ex
pert at leather punching and has
mustered 10 Spanish dialects.
Despite a sensitiveness, he I cal
loused to the cry of cruelty In bull
fighting. He say the fatal thrust
is far less painful and more hu
mane than the methods of the
pnckeis. Bulls, he declares, are
erigtxl to fight by hundreds of years
of expert breeding. And love It even
unto "death In the afternoon."
Franklin hna the actor's reticence
about ace. Some say he Is in early
30 a. He sins 29. He has purchased
a large cnttle ranch In Mexico wltn
his earntiikTs that sometimes reach
ed elOO.oao a year. He will fight
for two more years and retire to
thii. ranch.
One of Franklin's Intimates is
another of America's reckless ad
venturers, t!ie Denver born Eddie
Fsan who literally fought his way
around the world as an amateui
boxer, won a nhcxtrs scholarship
nnrt Is now an assistant U. S dis
trict attorney with a fixed ambition
tosluneasa criminal lawyer. Among
intimates and in a relaxing nuiod.
Fitsn and Franklin sometimes st:ise
a burlesque bull fuht with Euan
as the butt and Franklin a t ii"
matador. A climax in parlor didoes
They burled Roy Barton, a w tp ,
of bis former self, the other day
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Brady, M. D.
R-DIABETICS
Thla la so simple that the brilliant
mtnda In medicine will immediately
reject It, especially when they know
a contemptible newspaper doctor Ad
vances the Idea. Sometimes the bril
liant minds In medicine reatde In
brains which are subsidized by vari
ous Interests or are In the skulls of
versa tt le writers who have h ad no
medical experience to speak of. Nev
ertheless It la a fair concept, based on
practical experience and clinical re
sults achieved by' many excellent
practitioners, that thla nutritional
disease Is due primarily to faulty diet.
The fault In the diet la mainly a lack
of the protective foods, na'ural foods,
and particularly foods which are- the
best natural sources of vitamins and
minerals. Hold your fire friends, and
we'll give more information about this
in a little while.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Hemorrhoids
Why don't you give us some time a
series of articles on the cause, pre
vention and treatment of hemor
rhoids? So many auffer In alienee. (C.
E. C.)
Answer Popular prudery prevents.
Send stamped envelope beiring your
address and ask for monograph on
the subject.
Jaw Snapping
Annoyed for years by unpleasant
cracking or snapping noise in my Jaw
when chewing food or gum ... (I.
E. M.
Answer Neglected obstruction by
adenoids or enlarged tonsils in early
childhood, with faulty growth and
development of Jaw la one cause. An
other cause is habitual chewing on
one side, because of faulty teeth or
lack of suitable denture.
Heaven
Daughter, 12, rheumatic fever twice,
leakage of heart. Warmer climate.
Florida, Georgia. California suggested.
Little summer here In Michigan . . .
(B. B. K.)
Answer Southern California has
fine year-around climate and low hu
midity makea for comfort summer
and winter.
(Copyright 935, John F. Dille Co.)
Ed. Note: Persons nliMiliig to
communicate with Dr. Brady
should send letter direct to Dr.
William Brady. M. D., 263 El
Camlno, Beverly Hills, Cal.
in Paris. For 12 years he had been
singing, playing the piano and pass
ing the hat In the stuffy, window-
less basement room of Harry's New
York Bar In rue Dnnou. For a time
he teftmed up with Tommy Lyman
And now and again came over to
the Chicago Loop where he began
But always he went back to the
tin-panny life that began at mid
night and ended at sun-up. His
"Montmarte Rofle" was dedicated to
the French girl he married.
Few realize the astonishing mass
of indlgestiblea that slide down the
collective slum gullet in a day.
Each block has its candy man who
assuages the tenement taste for
highly-colored Ices, candles on a
stick, slow dissolving Jaw breakers
and other ptomaine horrors. From
morning until night the children
seem in constant gorge. How they
rake up the pennies Is another
mystery of East Side squalor.
Incidentally, since Myra Kelley
there seems to be no writer to
fictionlze the peccant humors ot
the tenements and especially the
against-odds fight of the young.
Magazine editors and book publish
ers are in constant hunt for such
material but most of the attempts
reek only of sordid ness and despair.
No one has been able to pluck the
literary miles from the bog. so
shining and serene, aa Miss Kelley
did. Bruno Lesstng's Ghetto atorles
were also vignettes of chuckle, phil
osophy and loyalty among people
who had touched economic depths.
But when he took to a roaming
assignment In dally Journalism he
has had no time for the short story.
Rati Von Wiegand recently round
ed in for a few days from his for
eign correspondence post. He ts dean
of his adventurous calling and de
servedly one of the most popular
Few know the enormous handicap
that has been his in his years ot
beating rivals in news report. Most
of his years his vision hsa been
so impaired he can only read
through powerful magnifying lens
and things ten feet away are a blurr. !
Yet nothing In the diplomatic life j
of nations has ever escaped him. A'
celebrated London statesman said ot
him: "Von Wtegand smells intrigue."!
Harlem color scheme: aa reported
by J. T. H.: He stood tn front ot i
the Yeah Man cafe, a purple-ahlrtea ;
and grass green-suited splash. A yei- :
low taxi veered up. a chocolate
charmer in flaming red hopped out !
and together they moved down the :
street to the Orchid Eat Shoppe.
The knife-throwing craze spreads.
Percy Crosby has become expert. So
have FrPi Stone and Charlie Dris
coll. nd after a movie Feat in front
of a chair Jtloker I feel a few hurls
comlna on myself.
Electric Company
Would Slash Rate
SALEM. Aim. 37. The North
western Electric company filed appli
cation with the state utilities depart
ment today for permission to reduce
Its rates on cooking and baking serv
ice on connected loads in excess of
7 kilowst.
Company officials sa: tlie reduc
tion would mean a saving of approxi
mately $5-4.000 annually.
WINDOW OLASb We ell wtndo
iiii aao will replace your orufceD
window reasonssiy rrow&rtdg Cao j
Use Mali Iribun. wast .da.
Comment
on the
Day's News
By FRANK JENKINS
IfAR news:
f "Britain' powerful imperial
committee, working speedily upon
cabinet instructions in view of the
war clouda In East Africa, began the
reallocation of British fighting
force along the vital point likely to
be affected by a. war."
Sounds a If Britain mesas busi
ness. ONE of these vital points. Inciden
tally, la likely to be the Sues
canal. Closing the Sues canal to hi
troop and supply ships would make
It embarrassing for Mussolini.
NEAR, war newa:
A giant German air cruiser la
reported to have crashed during the
Baltic maneuver of August 4, caus
ing death to an undetermined num
ber of persona.
The Interesting part of this news Is
that the reportedly destroyed air
cruiser carried four 7.7 centimeter
cannon (7.7 centimeters are roughly
three Inchea) 24 heavy machine guns
and several tons of bombs It was
manned by a first officer, two plolta,
one radioman, four mechanics, one
artillery officer, eight artillerymen,
24 machine gunners and eight sail
ors. If Germany ha any more of these
flying fortresses, she can hardly be
said to be unarmed, can she?
POLITICAL new
Democrats use Hoover's own
words to refute his charges that
Roosevent politician of the past two
years have "trampled upon the pri
mary liberties of the people." They
assert that back In 1924, when testi
fying on a bill concerning war poli
cies, he said:
"I would also suggest that from a
legal point of view a general clause
should be added to the bill giving
blanket authority to the President to
fix prices, wages, transportation
charges, compensations and embar
goes on Imports and exports."
THAT statement, of course, referred
to war, but these Democratic
critics claim that Hoover always re
garded the depression as closely akin
to war, so what he said about one
should apply to the other.
Rather far fetched, most of us will
say, but at least It proves that if pub
lic men want to stay out of trouble
they'd . better NEVER SAY ANY
THING. MORE political news or anyway
political propaganda:
Young Republicans, meeting at Yel
lowstone park, are told by Edward L
Shattuck, of Los Angeles, that "only
a determined type of crusade can
wrest victory away from the New Deal
in 1936."
Shucks! A plain, common change of
mind on the part of American voters
can go farther In that direction than
all the crusades ever launched.
. And it 1 a lot more likely to hap
pen. AND now a bit of news about
smart man who Uvea up In
Alsaka:
H. A. Anderson had hens' eggs, but
no setting hens or Incubator. So he
rowed his eggs out to an island where
the cormorants neat, put them under
the cormorants and at the proper
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i UH nflaf
tlma ha rowM back to th. ialand tnd
picked up a bsaaatful of twwly hatch
ad chicks.
Man with smart brain Ilk. that sr.
worth more to a country than all th.
war-makers, diplomat and politicians
who crash th. headlines In a year.
T
(Continued from Page One)
were Treasury Secretary Morgenthau.
Professor Felix Frankfurther. Reliefer
Harry Hopkins, Frank Walker and
Under Secretary of Interior West.
Their admiring beams were focused
on the president as he talked. They
could not have looked more like
teacher's pets If each had had a big
red apple In his hand.
A bystander whispered his admira
tion of Mr. Roosevelt's radio talent
to a neighbor, saying: "The old man
Is certainly wired for sound."
The coal magnates opposed to the
new Guffey NRA law already are ar
ranging to tie H up In the courts.
They are looking around for a com
pany and a lawyer. The company
will be designated to resist payment
of the tax and file suit. The Iden
tity of the lawyer may be a surprise.
They are angling for the attorney
general of a southern state who has
been battling with the New Deal.
The Idea Is to take a short cut to
the supreme court if possible with
out going through all the lower
courts. They want to hasten a Judg
fent. There has been a lot of Inside plot
ting and replottlng of strategy about
Mr. Roosevelt's western trip. The
New Deal publicity staff has been
passing out the word for weeks that
the president was withholding his
fire from opposition but would re
lease It when he went west. Much
waa to be made of the trip. It may
not turn out that way.
Western plans have been changed
several times. The most recent ver
sion of the Itinerary is Chicago, Kan
sas City. Little Rock. Uvalde (Texas,
Garner's home) Boulder Dam and San
Delgo, returning through the Panama
Canal. That would call for few
speeches, and little politics.
The fact seems to be that the
president Is veering to a wholly dif
ferent strategy of encroachment
rather than a grand attack on the
opposition.
Educators may have noticed that
the national youth movement and the
bureau of education have each been
acting as If the other did not exist
lately. The reason Is that Director
Williams of the youth movement ap
proached Commissioner Studebaker
of the education bureau with some
Ideas for co-operation, but received a
somewhat classic reply. In effect, as
follows: "Dr. Williams, you have a
hot potato, and you have it In your
mouth. You alone can decide what
to do with it."
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Mall Tribune 10 and 20 Years
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TEN YEA KS AGO TODAY
August 27, lf25
(It was Thursday)
Congressman Martin B. Madden,
Renubllcan leader, visits
city, and Is whisked to Crater lake
by Chamber or commerce.
Pop Gates announces that the
first 1926 Ford coupes will be on
hsnd September 10.
Fire Chief Elliott wsrns house -a-ivu
tn torn csreful when startlnc
fires in cook stoves that have not
been used for some time, owing to
the danger of flue fire.
Sheriff Rainn Jennincs had close
call in Applegate section, when cor
nered bootlegger pulls gun and nolo
him at bay. The sheriff "reasoned"
with the moonshiner, who surren
dered when convinced that hanging
would be worse than a county Jail
sentence for liquor violation.
Petty thieves busy In the Talent
district.
First Presbyterian church of Ash
land to celebrate Its 50th anniver
sary. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
August -iT. 1915
(It was Friday)
The wife and three children of
General John J. Pershing suffocated
to death In fire that burna the roof
of their home on the Presidio, San
Francisco.
Kaiser resumea drive In East Gal
Icla, aa Russian retreat continues.
Allies make progress at Galllpoll.
C. M. Kidd and wife return from
month's auto tour of Cslifornla.
Deputy Stock Inspector Wig Aah
pole drives to Portland by auto,
to discuss freight rates on cattle.
The mercury goea to 101 degrees.
The present hot spell is the longest
in the memory of valley pioneers.
For over a month the heat has
been between 90 and 103 degrees
dally.
The first D'AnJou sale of the seas
on brings t-2.40 per box net, fob.
Medford. The pears were from the
Judge TouVelle orchard.
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Two Honk 1.200-Pound Fish
SANTA CRUZ. Cal. (UP) No one
ever will be able to tell a bigger
fish story than the one Leo Harris,
Fresno State college football coach,
and Ed Orm, sports editor of the
Fresno Bee, can tell. They hooked
a 1,200-potmd sunfish, biggest catch
ever made here.
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