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FRESH EVERY DAY
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Meat Market
Steve Strassar, Prop.
Till Main Hi. Phone I6T
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Aulo DeHverjr
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
Yoshihito Is Finally
MILL WAItKM) TOMORROW?
Klamath Falk Athletic Club
,mt iihn rur Member. Inquire at
PAVILION
for Membership For
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Builder's Hardware
ft r
We supply you with your
every need in the way of
lluildcr's Hardware.
One trial will convince you
that this store has the
LARGEST STOCK and the
GREATEST VARIETY in
the city.
Get the habit of coming to
the QUALITY HARD
WARE ST.ORE for your ev
ery need.
LOWEST PRICES on
everything,
Roberts & Hanks
A liar of that Dandy Itork Hprina
"PRAOOCK"
COAL
will urrlve about Novamber 16th.
Place your order to bo, delivered
on arrival or the car. Price 111
per ton.
Wc ulo handla dry slab, body
mid limb wood. Bend In your or
der. 1'hona 187.
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
sen Mala street
tSfllflaH
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Come to the Garage that
.Guarantees you Satiefactory
Service In everything,
Whether you, store your
car with us permanently or
just buy occasional supplies,
,we guarantee to please you fat
both Quality and Price.
The Best Grade of Gasoline
t the Lowest Market Price.
1 Try our Service once and
Notice the' difference.
HowieGarage
Made Nippon Ruler!
i.iiH,vrn). CKItKMONIKH IN
I'lUMlllKHM KOH THK PAST HIX
WKKKH COMK TO A CLOHK TO-
DAY WITH THK FINAL ACCKfl.
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TIIBONK
(United I'rusm Staff Correspondent)
KYOTO, Jupnn, Nov. 10. Kmporor
Yoshllilto's coronation hore today wa
the drat coronation In tweniy-tlvo cen
turies that representatives of tho peo
ple have boon permittwl to attend,
The Japanese people nre Kreatly
ItlORKCd.
Today's rather simple and brlof
roromony, mnrkluR the accession or
Yoshlhlto to the place handed down
"by divine right" from Ills fore
father who were emperors "before'
tho dawn of history." is the climax
of the sir-weeks' accession program
for which tho Diet appropriated $2,-000,000.
Member of the court, ministers of
itnte, member of tho diplomatic
corps and member of tho Diet, re
presenting tho people, nttlred In tho
Rorgeou silver and Rolden ceremonial
robe of tho ancient, woro nowhere
to Do Hoen when the foreign repre
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BERLIN, Nor. 10 Tho Euro
pean war will end tomorrow.says o
a postcard from a Oermaa la
the Vosges. "Germany' last
great war wag In 1870-1871.
Peace waa concluded May 10,
1871. Add 1870 to 1171 and
7 you get 1,741. Add the first
two figure, 3 and 7, and you get
10. Add the lait two and you .
get f, meaning 10-S-'71.
"Tbi war has been In 1914-
1810. Add 1914 to 1916 aad.
get 8,889. Add the first- two
7 figures and you get 11. Add
the last' two and you fat ,11,
meaning tbat peace will corns on 4
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Tule Lake
Land Is
Mlkmlo YoMlillilto
fore tho altar. Then will enter the
emperor, followed by the pflnces of
tho Dlood, minister and coronation
commissioners. Aftor a brier silence
tho emperor will rend an address to
the gathcrod spirits or his dead an-
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sentatlve wore heralded to their' (he place they leU ror him.
neat before tho Imperial carlct can- Then at the coronation they will
opy to tho wound of flute and drum, iin homn'ge to tho new omporor and
hidden lu Shunkyoden Temple. ho wilt sit down upon the seat or
It my bo Hoverat hour before the. "The Son or Heaven." Later he will
signal will bo given and tho doora ot publicly proclaim hi accession to his
the sanctuary, where tho jewel, the j subjects generally. Days of feasting
sword and the mirror are kept, are and celebration will follow the cere-
opened and tho offering spread be-'mony proper of today.
OREGON
BUILDING
FOR THIS CITY
HAN FBANCI8CO FIHM HUOGKHTH
IT, AND OFFKIIH TO DONATK
S300- IF THKY CAN BAZR THK
HTBUOTUBK
slve lines, with Its Impressive log
columns, wns erected In a substantial
manner, being the only permanent
building on tho fair grounds. The
(disposition ofjho building has not
been decoded upon ns yet, but a Its
'site is on the Presidio reservaUon It
Is more than likely that the building
will be donated to tho government as
an asembly hall or club room for the
officers or soldier quartered on the
military reserve. i
LABORITES M
TALKING LAM
MKAHUBKS FOK BKTTKHMKNT OF
WOBKKK8 TO UK ABKKD FROM
CONQKK8B ARK DISCUSSED AT
KXPOBITIOX
Now Ready for Usfe
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PINK GROVB PICKUPS
It' happened at last.
There la hardly a city In Oregon but
what has had a llttlo campaign on to
have the Oregon building at the expo-
Itton moved to that city and erocted
at some prominent spot. The matter
ha been broached In Klamath Fall,
not by local parties, but by Outleben
Dros., San Francisco contractor, and
tho Commercial Club has received the
following from the firm:
"You doubtloss know that the Ore
gon building ut tho exposition at San
Francisco Is one ot the best construct
ed and grandest buildings on the
ground. The architecture is very
beautiful, a It Is modeled after the
Theioum, ono ot tho ocst of the Greek
temple In Athens.,
"Klamath Falls ahould secure this
u..nsin hiI onaat I nn nno of Itfl
uunmuB, .. v... .. --."-,. ....... . o .- u u
1.111- n nrnmnt and VIKoroU BCtlOn.l """""i " "'
you cotld probably get the state of
Oregon' to give It to you as It stands,
and possibly pay something toward
the removing as well. The railroads
may be persuaded to transport It
without cost to Klamath Falls. 'Some
of your public-spirited citliens might
pay to have It erected on Ita arrival
at Klamath Falls.
if vou could arrange t finance the
enterprise, the writer will personally
contribute 800. He will also hare
hi eomnany agree to taite aown toe
present bulMlni at exact cost."
It is hardly poslble that the matter
win ha riven any attention by the di
rectors, as the proposlUon looks like
em lively e4talif the pert
ot the am to set the contract, tor
wrecking the building,
TIM OreaW Building. hulK o "
The Pine drove. Literary Club will
meet next Saturday evening at 8
o'clock. A splendid program 1 being
prepared.
The Ladle' Civic Club met last
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. H. M. Miller. Those present
were Mrs. Henry Grimes. Maria
Grimes, Mr. Sydney McKensle, Joce
lln McKensle, Mrs. Ethel McKenxie,
Ethellne and Rodney McKensle, Mrs.
Bum Miller, Elisabeth and Harold
Mlllor, Mrs n. Hawkins, Mrs. 8. E.
(cenblce, Mr. R. P. Brettenstein and
Arthur Rrletensteln, Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. O. Brown. Refreshments were
served at 4 o'clock. The Civic Club
adjourned to meet November 18th,
with Mrs. Oswald Brown. v
Kmraott Shields has returned from
Mrs. II. Miller 1 visiting In Klam-
hath Falls this week.
Mrs. Bert Hawkins spent the-day
with Mrs. Icenblce one day last week.
Karl Mack has been having the la
grippe.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10 Legis
lation in the interest of labor, which
will be asked ot the next, congress,
was discussed by delegates at the big
convention or The American Federa
tion of Labor here today.
The executive council of the federa
tion made many recommendations In
its report and many others were sand
In resolutions by delegates at the
earlier sessions.
Practically all the bill which Sail
ed ot passage In the last congress will
be re-lntfbduced at the comlnjr ses
sion and lobbied for by the council.
The fight which organised labor
has made upon convict and child la
bor, win be continued. The heads of
the federation believe that by pro
hibiting the Interstate shipment ot
goods mads by convicts or children;
these manufacturer will cease..
Both convict labor bills were pass
ed by the house in the last elon and
favorably reported to the senate,
where they failed. The Owens-Pal
mer child labor bill also passed the
house but died In the senate.
"We ore confident that a measure
similar to the: Owena-PaHaer bill wilt
ibecome a law In' the near future" be
cause we believe that congress Is not
Inclined to set itself against the en
lightened' public sesttsMBt In behalf
of better opportunities for children,"
declared one federation osaclal.
Old age pensions tor government
employes la a subject In which the
federation 1 interested, bufnb 'legis
lation. It Is thought, will be Intro
duced until the employes themselves
reach an agreement on the sort of k
nrogram they ' wish 'gassed.- The fe
eratlonUao approves aufrage for the
cltltens of the District ot Columbia,
but officials declared they. "would take
no legislative action uaUl residents
or the district showed' some sort ot
united desire' for hs vote.'.
The federation 'feels that the war
has caused a near panic In the United
State by unemployed, has made radi
cal changes in American Industrial
ism , has brought a near crisis tor la
bor In the suggested embargo on ex
portation, has. been the. muss ot. at
tempt to stir up Industrial dtsBUtea
and has caused to postponed the
meeting ot the International Federa
tion ot Trade. Unions.' r The federa
tloa was asked to take aeUoa whleh
will lead to the formls ot closer
bonds between the workers of all
countries and the .atek healing of
the wounds ot chalet. , Ths" federa
tion will. form a plsk for a,sjrsa U
bor congress tor pernlMaent peace, to
be held In this country'at the eloe of
the present war. H t
vice will roeslvs sealed bids foe Us
kaM( of uneovsred- toads alone Tute
Lake mm til 1 o'clock p. m., Novem
ber IS, 1916. Suceessful-btddefs will
be reeulrad to eater into a leass for a
period-of three years.
Payments for the rental .must be
made annually In advance, the first
payment to be mada or before Jan.
nary 1, 191, the second on or before
March 1. 1917, and the third oa or
before March 1. 1918.
Not mors than SO acres will be
leased to any one person or family,
Including similar .buds under prior
leases. The land must be caltlrated
to" srop each- year, or put. Into tarns
grass meadow. Water will be fur
nished for Irrigation on a rental basis
at the rats ef f 1 per acre foot, deliv
ered at the most practical point oa es
tablished canals in the First Unit.
Payment for water must be 'made la
Advance, and the lessee mast build his
own ditches', from the point of delivery.
Maps showing the land divided Into
numbered lots, with acreage in each
lot, will be posted at, the postollces of
w Ut'
Malta,. Oregon; Merrill, Oregon, and
at the United States reclamation ser
vice oilce, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
Tho .-proposals' will provide for the
bidding on first, second and. third
choice of lots, giving- each 'bidder
throe chances to secure a- tract'of
It Is required that the bid, must.ee
uniform for each acre per year for
the throe year period. No money; Is
required to be sent with the bid.7; Suc
cessful bidders, will be notified and
must thsa sign a lease and pay the
first year's rental before Jaaaairtf
1916, or the land will be re-advertised
and. leased to the highest. bidder.;,
Blank forms, for bids may befseenr
ed at the pcotoSstatalta an Mer
rill or at the reclamatloaoBcsat
Klamath Fall. A copy ot the lease
may bo obtained from the United
States reclamation service, Klamath
FaUs, Oregon. '.j "
Alt-proposal should be marked on.
the. outside ot the envelope, "Pro-
sal to lease Tale Lake Land." Suc
cessful bidders may commence work
on the land as soon as notified 4 that
their nM Is aeeptsd. '- -
J. O. CAMP.
Today's sows la The Hereis
LEGAL NOTICE
Yon should
la M
Mvtdoad psytac
Ire."-
til1
VC.S-ftj
;
Subscribe for the IfsealdlO. cents
meath.. ''V,
(No. 784 Equity),
In the .Circuit Court, la and for the
County of Klamath and State of
Oregon.
InteraaUoaal Harvester Compaay ot
America (a corporation) PlamtUT,
vs.' c
C. B. Rector, Julia C. Rector aad Fred
Buesslng, Defeadaats ".
To C. B. Rector aad Julia- C. Rector,
two of the above-named Defend
ants: In tho name of tho state of Oresoe.
you are hereby required to be and -appear,
plead, answer; demur or other
wise move, to tho complaint filed
herein against you In the above ea
tltled suit, oa or before the 18th 4'ay
of December. 1916, that being tho last
day of publication ot this summon
snd the last day wltbla which you are
required to appear and plead, answer.
demur or otherwise move herein, as
fixed by the order of publication of
this summons. If you fail to be aad
appear to plead, answer, demur or
otherwise move, the puUatMtwtU gfw
ply to the circuit court of Klamtth
county, Oregon, for the relief demaajfr
ed In said complaint "''"
Said suit Is brought for tho purpose
of fqreeloelng two certain real eoUVts
mortgages upon lot ninet) la hteoc
nrty-slght (58), Second Hot Sprtpaa
Addition to tho city of KtomaU Fm
( lormerly Linkvllle); according to the
duly recorded plat thereof now oa
Hie In the ofilco of 'the county clerk;
Klamathaonnty; stats of Oregon, satd
promises all beiag Ja Klamath oouatr,
Oregen: and-to Impress' lot S of said
block-wlth n Ilea ot a deicleacy judf-moat,-
If any: be obtained; said mort
gages In the sum of 1586.00 wlth19
per cent interest from marca si,
1916. and 1950.00 with 8 per coat In
terest from Jaauanr 1. 1916. aad tor
$150.00 attorney's fees, and costs, aad
asking that self lot 9 be sold to sat
isfy said mortgagee, and asking for. a
receiver to collect the rents aad pro
fit during pending of suit, aad to pro
tect the property from waste aad do-
teriorlatlon, and.tor a deadeaey Judg
ment and tor; any further aad other
relief as to equity may appertata, aaa
as will more fully appear from )ljje
eomplaint oa file herola:' ; k
Talslsammons to pusVUshod la Um
Evening Herald, a dally newspaper of
liaksd and circ'utotod la the oHjrof
Klamath Falls. la Klamath eeemtf,
sUts of Oregon, by order of the moa1
orabta D. V. Kuykendal), jntgo of tho
above entltJod iurt,:aad,dsol Oomv
bar 19, 1111; tho first paWtoattoa of
r this sammoaa to be made Nsvomsor 1;
IM.'sasc mmA d-WV tsamai saeem1tmmlmsm'ltnsaaalWl
AVAV, nssren vsn 9 amiMemaeBmea. mm .
to be made the 18 V of Dsese-
f ' ".Mf,OSJmt.ir
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1 tho cuen psart eg.jta
. . Oragoa. -tar' 'IDnansni
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ft
1
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pr, (Haw-
&
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above eaUtted suit, within ate weeks
after, tho first publication ot thls'sum
moas in the Evearng Herald newi
paper. A ?
Aad you wlll.take aoUee, it you fail
to, appear and answer, or otherwise
plead, within tho satdilase, the plsia
UK, tor want thereof, will apply to the
above entitled court for the relief de
manded la his complaint filed 'la said
suit, to wit: iiv3
i For Judgment against the defend
ant, John Forbes, for the sam'of
f 100:00 with Interest thereon at the
lawoi o per ceai per uiooi irvoi une
SSd day of October, 1914. aad for tho.
additional sum or 850.00 attorney's
fees, aad for the snm of S880.e.rlth
Interest thereon at the rata of ;8jper
ceattper annum from the SSd day'of
October. 1914, aad for tho farthor
sum ot 150.00 attorney's fees aid for
the sum of 17.76. with' Interest there
on from tho SSd day of Oetober7;i9ir;
and for the farthor sam of $S4.S7;
with interest thereon from tha- SSd
day of October, A. D.. 1916. aad for
Klm"mtm m lalittvuiniAfita tinfttn
And atoo 'for a decree foreclosing
the mortgage described In the "com
plaint filed herein, to wit: .'
That certain mortgage made by the
said- defendaats, John Forbes 'and
Nettie D. Forbes, which said mortgage
to dated the SSd day of October; A. D
1916, and ,1s upon the foUowug real
property? situated la Ktomath county;
state of Oregon, to wit: , M ,-
Upon tho aorthwest quartsfot
the northeast quarter or section
etovea (11), and the. west half of
the. southeast' quarter- and.the
southwest quarter of the nortteast
quarter of section two (S)rtowii
ehlp, thlrty-nlae (S9) south, raage
eleven (11) east. Willamette Me
ridian. A- -
And that the court also decree
that any parties to this salt maybe-
comea purchaser of said rear prop
erty aad that the aherlfi" shall ptoee
the purchaser -la possession ocs
property purchased, aad ttat tao" e
fsndants, iad each, ot them, and all
persons claiming, or to claim,? by.
through or under them, bo forever
barred and foreclosed of all their
right, title." estate aad Ilea at'law.
aad la equity of redempUon; In." to
and upon said real projrty.aid ev
ery part thereof, excepting ja;rgh
of redemption allowed by theswites
ot the state of Orsgoa. .;-' ,. .
This summons to published pursuT
ant to an order of , the above oaUttod
eeurt mado oa the' 8th day of Novom
ber, A. D. 1911. aid the first publics
tloa thereof Is mads ia.th Kveatag
Herald oa' the lth day of November,
A. D. J'916; ;..'
CHARLB8 J. FBROUSONj r
Attoraey for Ptoitl.
10.1T.lT.1.t.lE.ll r Art'.;";Ci-,
' 'I.
this etlos, eomntlng tins ,
91e.se, 1a wnoatj
further ordered V tho eowrt ttmt t
property attoehed'ta saMi
hereinafter dekribed.' be sold 1
sattofacttoa of sM jasamMt'sa
manner provided'by. law.'irlrtoh'J
ment; wae"enroHedyaadi,;dsieisiid
the clerk's ofike'of said court oa 1
85th;day of ftoptsmbor3i8?;
A
taK2
m-'twrn
Notice of
r VV"
ar X -Avithi.
iiKw m Mh IVM&k
-"' "- : '- '-- J 1 A.". -Jl
, Oregon. la anda: . fer,4 Wtjmth
w. H. S4w,'PUlatsa iri&ft,.
. . , vs. AT. TIaemll, T1 ilsadspt.
C, ' vaear nasrj sy;vvrao oi;sm;aomsi
meat saaiutlsm ttsaoa oat ;e;sm'e4rr'
la tho ctmtt Co , S
ttamdtm au sniiissi niMtr isanaa tea so aasr nr rwrrsmsir nil
rn, ,., l''U.,'7-7- 'l7r?i"?.?T.:.-I-iTL- iiis S-LL-l-tlii
in toe asovs ;eawwsa, psKseav swaji eip
rnmar;sjiif
gaHMsl ! ' aifdggsPsfcfcSmH
for tto-'sm;ot HiSJI.
Wherefore,.! am eemmaaded to ssj. v.
all thoso pieces snd;pareelt;o.isma;i -,
described in said crtlfieato'of setastJij
meat, an nis, nereiB. Siinaies in 'luaan
ath cosnty and state eaVOimjoa?,'-'
The same selas: 'v' 4
' r The oast' half of the souuUaa '
quarter (EM of the S),nad thi?
southeast qna'rte'r'bf tfc's 1 north sa J. .-
quarter (fiEK of NEUforsoetloJl;- ;.
Si and thswuthweet' quarter"?' 4
' the northwest smfmvlitwjse
towashlp -thlrty-sevM )(S7) 'ieattl
ranee eleven anaone aJf
east Willamette Meridian;
county, Oregon; Atoo'Iots
and seven (7), In bloek
(lS)ta, Hot 8prtasje AdslMpa
the city of UasuihsSM'KlsaH
couy,lOre,oeM;ie;tososlkv
anted, upon the oShI;map;.ofaJP
addition, as filed with the
clerk of mamth)coanty
naMihanav--fmi iti ft mei '.
rr"""". .""'"". rTTC"f'-T.-7s(Ji
diumeats and appurtenances
unto, belonging or In' aar-. wtos-atir
penainiBE; M- Mg.'b M
or so much ofsald propertyas may.bjc;,-;.
necessary or wmcleat to. raise ;taFt:w!
.m,..ni.jn. ti.1 i.i-".'-i.'vi''iii- '-.''-'' I
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clpal. Intemt, attoiaey'Sfeeeeosta-;:
mA Jl.k..M..m.M- A.t, - - - - -' r . Jrt
MW UUVWMOKBW, Ml.CUIW'n M !l
Notice, is nereny given4teat4oa
Thursday,, the 2d day ot.Deeomhsev";
1915. at the hour of lo'cloe
'AlasB h - aa mm&A
said day,, at the- .froaVd6orot? thf.v."S
court house In IQamathiFalk'fOrSv'B
gon. I .will in;bbediencS';toadd:ordeV'.rpr;
ot sale aad attachment extIoa?seBJRi'-
theabeve: deserlbedprbjokyeeYa
EBuca wereex as may ee.nmseeaij -'fe
satisfy the ptolnUtV Judgawntta ?i
tercet, attorney's foes. cow:ot?sfc,rf;
and cosU'ors3er:.to';tsh1s-;a4d,
dertorW P. 1
- : . v '-vvwvfta3?s.
sneriK.oi luamat coanty. ore
a j u.n.iAin,unfr "&
3-ie-n-sM,. tv.- ;, &&&&
Order to 'SfcewCameo'eeir
of GaardsSm forrOrr.e,;l
ssMliBohtmal';
luvUioiCouBty:,CourtiotjUisJSis
ms&l
.-- -"-: r.r-jwr:.-'i:s.,s2ii
In the Matter, ot,Uw,Oursmsahl 'oC?f
. " "-the Persona-andiiitaojMs
Harriet Fink and Altos MmMuemi
S . -. .. j. ... I -. -i 1 . l1.Al.'..J L ,-f tK I.1H
-' PinklCtBorB.-
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saaayaastcEii
it appearing to UU court .from t&Mk
Mtltlon thla dar.flled bVIaa Ui'Wimkm
Kuardtoa of'the'peia.aad''esUto'Siv
the above named 'minors, praying for-
an order, granting authority to,mort;.V w
gate and sell tWfoUowIngfdsoertMM'
real property belonging to saJdmfa-'M
ore, to wit;--' .. ' Vi'&5MJi
The. NEtf-'Ot tsw.,:NH;of&,
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ted in. said, estate ap'pear.' ?:!
court on Monday? WiT' SSd -Jpf
of kin
interested
fore this
day of Nevember:
In tho forenoon.at the eouW'rooeA-of
this court, at KiamatarauasMei
ath ocunty, Oregon, then aid tbers
8how.cuewhy aa.ordor.aaoiud ,abti
be made granting. thei.saldgaardtaniS
the.uthoritypfa.dtor;it:miS
er ordered that a;copr,otthJe;atdatMl!
shall hev personally serveu;oa tao BawSfjS v
of kin or satdminors;anau;psrsoaaa;ff
Interested .In,. uMsateOes ,,
dawn heffAM th. hASVlsim nr msi Ssl'alssalSr l.V '
Hon. and that ld order. be-nubltoaod:?3, 4
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th day of Novemler, 1916, totaofjl , , -,
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