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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
W. O. SMITH, Editor "
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Has ftnM MkUH CtmfV
MUssath IWto. at 111 lUU etIWt.
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MT. LAKJ LOCALS
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la tha DaKed itataei
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Aleut. West and Letter hare gone
to Portland with three carload of
cattle.
The Mt. Lakl school has formed a
Junior Red Cross Society
Shipyard Volunteers
Wanted By Uncle Sam
imnTi ivn -. 10 t.a ...
I ifntiw, 1 CWt tllV UIVII
emDra I desired for enrollment In the "United
TUESDAY. FKBRUARV 12, IBIS
ffenkTsdassifiedAdrs.
----- iUcsireu lur enrollment id me uniieu
plan to spend a part of every other 8U , volunteer." are of
Friday Join, Red Cross work under ',hp foowlnK cl(lMM.
Inn Hfr-eatlrisa gt t rsuliMil .!
Arrtlene and electrical welders.
the direction of Mrs. Eastwood and.
Mrs. Hannon. At a meeting of the . r",,,rn" ?,,u
arent-Tcachcrs Association Friday P"0""'8 v'n-
Klacksmlths Anglesmltha drop-
It was decided thai Ihn mnnnt- tnarin
be lorse met:, :;ana;e turners, furnace
men
HELP WANTED
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WANTED Olrl to wait table. Pell-
can Bay hotel. 93t'
FOR RENT
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FOR RENT Storage room, convea
teat location; terns reasonable.
Aaaty J. B.. Herald ogee. I B-tf
at the Red Cross entertainment
equally divided between the Junior
Red Cross and the Mt. Lakl Women's
Red Cross.
n.. ..-. . :- .. . ... .1. ...
i no nea vross meeting last weu-. minder,
nesday was held at tho home of Mrs. Chlrpcr and calkcrs.
AUKtln Whlto ThAIA olUnillnv M,,1
hlrctrlc.il workers Electrician.
smiths.
Ship litters.
Structural Iron workers Riveters,
erectors, bolters-up.
Other ttailos Ccmonters, crane
men.
Those who enroll are not compelled
n..n.. ... .i... Hi. . to serve, but their enrollment furnish.
Roller makers Riveters, reamers ' ..'.. ...... .
, ... ...... ... t.,,tn tt.A Yu.rtiitiMv l.i IiaIii win
Carpenter Ship carpenters, dock I .i,- m, ..... . .,.i ,,. Mllll,i
lighting In thu trenches.
rUKHDAV,.K1tl,tnVt
ready to ut preparation Improved br
the addition of other Ingredient,
costing about 60 cents a large bottle,
at drug stores, known as "Wrath's
Sage and Sulphur Compound," thus
avoiding a 101 oi buss
While gray, faded hair la not sin
ful, we all desire to retain our youth
ful appearance and attractiveness. Uy
darkening your balr with Wveth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one
... . ,. can leu, Because u is none mo naiur
Plumbers and pipe niters. , m , Vou J( dM ,
Sheet metal worker, and copper- ponI, or 10 bruih wUh u ,nd drtw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time; by morning
all gray hairs have disappeared. Af.
ter another application or two your
hair becomes dark, glossy, soft, and
luxuriant, and you appear years
younger. Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur
Compound Is a delightful toilet requl
FOR SALE
seaMeMeafesMaMtMfaalafaaheai
FOR SALE Team of young, well
broken work horses, weight over
J.eeo ponadi, mare and gelding. J. G.
Swan, Merrill. ll-5t
FOR SALS Second hand cars; 3
Fords. S Overtands. 1 afett. 1 MR.
chelL tracks. Central garage. 3t
FOR 8ALE Seed wheat at $3.13 per
ISO, oa Clyde Bradley ranch, near
Dark, plate. W. T. Johaeoa. -l!t
MISCELLANEOUS
MMMMMmMMMAM
TO TRADE Fine driving mare and
rubber tired runabout and harness
for good milch cow. See Moran, at
Pelican Bay hotel. 93t
HAVE YOU a good 10 for sale? I
have a customer for SO acraa of Ir
rigated land within aeven mites of
Klamath Falls; price and terms must
be right. W. S. Slough. G-tf
FOR BALE Four lots on paved
street; well located, $1,600.
t
Four room house with large attic;
$1,150.
Five room house close In, $1,600.
Five room house near new court
house, $1,750.
Five room sew house; modem; full
basement and on corner lot, $4,000.
Two Sat house, rents for $17.60 per
moath; price $1,000. Would ex
change for good land.
HO acres; nearly all In Irrigation;
Sue toll and well drained; half In
alfalfa. $50 per acre.
T. WARD ei M
ORPHEUS
Austin White. Those attending were
Mrs. Dow, Miss West, Mrs. Case, Mrs.
Ilooth. Mrs. Lester. Mrs. Koontt. Mrs.
Rrookfleld, Mrs. Orlule, Mrs. Phillips
Mrs. White, Mrs. Hedcepeth. Mrs.
Latta and Mrs. Patterson. Next Wed.
nesday the ladles are Invited for an
all day session with Mrs. Warren Pat.
terson.
A cooked sale Is planned for the
benefit of the Red Cross br the Mt.
Lakl Society. It will be held In
Klamath Falls Saturday. February
3d. All sorts of good country cook.
ins win be on sale.
A meeting was held at the church
here Monday evening by the potato
growers of this section to form a Po
tato Growers' Association.
Mrs. Dow Is spending a few days
with Mrs. Lester.
Mrs. West. Mrs. Clyde Griffith, Mls
Faye West. Mis. Mary West and Mrs.
Case spent Monday with Mrs. Me-
Comb and Miss Hatch of Tule Lake.
Several from this neighborhood at-
.AmHajI .1... .Imhj... . tt.ll ... .
...u.u, .c UUUIV ui iuim oaiuraay
eveniag.
Gerald West. Aubra Dradburr and
Kenneth Case of the Henley hlch
school have received achievement
pins and certificates of memberahln
In the Rainbow Junior Regiment from
State School Superintendent Church
Ill. They are among the first school
children In the state to sell $50 worth
of the war saving stamps.
w Iretncn. crane operators
Foundry workers,
laborers All kinds.
I oftsmen Template makers,
Machinists and- machine hands, all
sort helpers.
Painters.
Any man who ran use a tool Is
Qualified to become a II. S. Shipyard
Volunteer.
Joel T. Ward, 815 Main street, has
been appointed enrolling intent for
Klamath Falls.
t Notice
To Whom It may Cencern:
Whereas, The trout und other fish
Inhabiting the waters of Four Mile
Lake and Four nine urcoit ior a ins
tance of one-half mile below Its out
let from said lake, situate In Town
ship 30 south, ran io 5 enat, Willam
ette Meridian, In Klamntli County,
Suite of Oregon, are being threntencd
with extinction from excessivo angling
and other causes; and,
ft......... -That Ulfitn llnar.l it PUti
""'" "" ' - " "'lll oroth
a ..... i1ihiiiiI..Iam.., I.. il.J.nii.liiiiu .. .t... ..!..... '
of protecting the trout and other t1sh during the purlin! of tli,,,,.'
IIIIIIIUmilH MM imvill ww... i iiviii
Mlt Lake ami Four Mile Creek for a Any mm fmimi i i,.i.... ..
.... " ' . " " - ..... ...... - i.-'.. ...........' "" 'm
lllliniiro m uiin-imii iiiiiu umun .... iiiiin in in id orilljr v I i. .,
.... . II I.I... ..... In . . ......... .. ... .. "' d
OUHOl iriilll mini inn.', iiiiu" in
the water from said sw
nbuvn tthni U l "?
.. . -. . , tm niiuwn Si. il
, Creek Fish Hatchery, 2
iw ww "property now i....."
Stale of Oreuon r..r ...?' l
poses, are nnd each of ihejmi
vioseu iu naniiiBurutiy mM7'
n. ........ .... . ' ""vie
I Clli dnv nr v . lM
.nl.l .1, ' "II. I
" I.1IVHIHII iiin lllfiil.
lUtilng.
And II In nnd nhull i,. .,
tnknornsh for trout or 0b,r,
ADVERTtHRD M.IL LIST
Top-notch and Gold Son! Rubbers
aad Pace, at
Sl-tr K. K. K. STORK.
The following unclaimed mall mat
ter will be sent to the dead letter
owe ai san Francisco on February
23. In calling for these letters please
ay "advertised." A chara-e of on
cent wilt be made on each letter. W.
A. Delzell. P. M.
Olentevls Awarda. lore An. Der.
Clu. Catnyllerl Oabrlelle. Plctro Per.
rrl Chlaeanto. tMtar Dahlln. Miss r.e.
sie wane) , iau i:thcr Dencson. Nick
laveallffite the new low cost life.
accident aad health uollclea of the
Traveler, and you'll want to sin oa
the dotted liae. Hee Chllcote. 1
site. It I. not Intended for the cure(
mitigation or prevention of disease.
Adv.
Rome extra fine Sweater at
SLtr K.K.K. STORK.
Now la the time to hay a liomo la
Hip Klamath Daala. Ask rtillcnta for
price oa house, Iota, baalnean prop
erty, rarma aad raache. l
See the Royal Tailor spring Ilea
of Saltings at
31-tf K.K.K. STORK.
LEOAL
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NOTICES
jWsMni
fine Pictures Shown
Notice,
At the Orpbeas Toalght
Roam Warwick aad flail Kaae ia
MTHE FALSE FRIEND"
Story by Florence C. Boles. Directed
by Harry Davenport
CGK$
Klamath Lodge No. 137. 1. 0. 0.-T,
meeta Friday alght. H. F. Esell,
N. 0.,-Nate OtUrbeln, SecreUry.
Ewauaa Encampment No. 46, 1. O.
o. F., meeu Tuesday'nlght. W. A.
Masten, C. p., Nate Otterbela Scribe.
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FORT KLAMATH FACTS
.
Great Interest has been taken In
the Red Cross work at-Fort Klamath.
Over 10 iialrs of pajamas and conval
escent suits have been completed at
the sewing room. In addition to a
large number of knitted articles.
Much credit Is given Mrs. A. Pan.
who has charge-of the workrfor her
excellent management and snlendld
result.
A series of dances and sunnera havfa
been given by members of the Red
Cross, which have netted the sum of
$307.83.
A "General War Relief Fund" has
also been started by a contribution of
izo from James Pelton.
A colonial dance at Melhaa hall.
followed by a supper at the Red Cross
room, Is planned for February 13.
Those who attended the sewlnc
room last week were Mrs. A. Page.
Mr. J. Smart. Mrs. C. Noah, Mrs. L.
Laurltsen, Mrs. R. Moon, Mrs. J.
Klrkpatrlck, Mrs. W. Dixon, Mrs. E.
McKeever, Mrs. R. Hickman.
The high school and eighth grade
punll. were entertained Friday avan.
Ing at the home of Mesdamee White
and copeiand. The evening was spent
In games and dancing. Refreshments
were served, nnd all report a most en
Joynble time.
Miss Mamie Leever returned home
Friday from an extended visit In
Rogue River Valley.
With both Robert Warwick nnd
Gall Kane as the stars, nnd with a
1illllnn ...MnA..l... ...M...MU ..ft..
ia naii'-j, mim ..Finer uencson. wick i " uiiviin vu.ufuu, hid
Farantlft, Louis tlrmba, Pablo Gallnr. Fn' Friend" will be the attraction
.1 .. ... S. . -. ., .k A..k.. . -... H.L- -.
', tnuriey inrrcM, james ure.ne, " ,"'' "iucua iuuihiu. ine siory
Ctcnr A. Kt:ton, Master Clarence! ,o1'' ,n thllNlrama deals with the re
Mcrton. Rose Musgrave, Enrico Or- umrkable villainy by which a wealthy
turl, Charles Rault, W. II. Spatow.' young man win, a beuutlful young
Miss Pamiomlva, V. Sannomlyn. Misa' 'rl for himself and wrecks the life of
o'meke Sannorolya. Anotnto Slmonl.' "Is rltal, a rlslnc youna attorney. The
Charles hnelllng. method by which tho villain achieves
his end Is absolutely startling. It Is
something new in films, nnd It will
make a deep Impression on nil who
see this picture. Needless to say,
Robert Warwick handles his part
with skill and assurance. Gall Kane
li not only beautiful, but la seen In
n role In which she shines. "The
False Friend" Is truly a notable pro
duction that should not be missed.
Lewis I'nloa Salle at
31-tf K.K.K. STORE.
Traveler accldeat aad health not.
idea are etaadard. Wheat voa na
leas you get leas. SeeCtiilcots) 1
Belber Saltcaaea, Traaks aad Baga,
3Mf K.K.K. STORK.
Ill $ HI II a$$ MH
OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OH CmTMrh ;
w T Get KelMf Whaa asaed '
anal Nee are StatM v.
KttHJUMXM ae
count flfty. Your cold In head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged
nostrils will open, tbe air pasaagea
o( your head will clear and you can
brea-.he freely. No more snuflag,
hawking, mucous discharge, dryness
or headache; no struggling for for
breath at alght. '
Get a smalt bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little of this fragrant artlseptlc cream
Is your nostrils. It penetrates through
very air Passage of the head, sooth.
lac aad beallrfg the swollen or la
famed ssucoua membraae, giving you
lattaat relief. Head eoldi aad
eatarrh yW4 Ilka sagle. Doa't atay
atuStd sp aad.mUerable. Relief la
H
OUSTON'f
MetrepellUn
I.KT MR MAKR YOUR NEXT
SUIT
PERFECT FIT
Highest Grade of Workmaaahip
GUARANTEED
Spring Woolea oa Display.
Your Iaspectioa Iavited.
Chas. J. Cizek
Sacceaeor to fxewe Broe.
MERCHANT TAILOR
51. Mala St.
COMBSAGE TEA
. INTO 6Rjy HAIR
DARKENS BEAUTIFULLY AND RE.
STORKS ITS NATURAL COLOR
AND LUSTRE AT ONCE
Common garden sage brewed Into
a heavy tea, with aulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux
urlans. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul
phur recipe at home, though, la trou
blesome. An easier way ia to get tbe
To Whom It May Cencern:
Whereas. The trout and other fish
Inhabiting the wttera of Seven Mile
Creek, altuate la Klamath County,
State of Oregon, are being threatened
with extinction from excessive
angling and other causes, and,
Whereas, The Bute Board of Fish
and Game Commissioners Is desirous
or protecting the trout and other flsh
Inhabiting the watera of said Seven
Mile Creek, situate In Klamath Coun
ty, State of Oregon;
Now, therefore, by virtue of law
vested In the said State Hoard of Fish
nnd Game Commissioners, notice Is
hereby given that said Seven Mile
Creek, situate In said Klamath Coun
ty, State of Oregon, from Its conflu
ence with Weed canal to a point on
said Seven Mile Creek where Short
Creek flows Into same In Section 35,
Township 33, south, rango $ east.
Willamette Meridian. In said Klam-
nth County, State of Oregon, Is hereby
closed to flihlng & any kind or In
any manner, for trout or other flsh,
from and after the 1Mb day of Feb
ruary, 191S, until said creek I aanln
opened to fishing.
And It aball be unlawful for any
person to take or flsh for trout or
other flsh In the nbove named closed
watera during the period of time
above specified.
Any and all persona whomsoever
fishing In violation)! this order will
uo pruam-uieu na uj amine proviaea.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this
19th day of January, 1918.
8TATK BOARD OF FISH
AND GAME COMMISSIONERS
By James Wlthycombe, Commissioner
uy I. n. Flelschner, Commissioner
By F. M. Warren, Commissioner
By C. F. Stone, Commissioner. C-ll
Township 36 notith, range C east, Wll
Inmetto Meridian, In Klamath Coun
ty, Htnto of Oregon;
Now, therefore, by authority of law
veiled In tho saM State Hoard of Flsh
nml (lame Commissioners, notice Is
I hereby given that said Four Mile
Lake and Four Mile Creek for a ills
lance of one-halt mile below Its out
let from said lake, situate In Town
shin 38 south, range 5 east, Wlllam
cite Meridian, In Klamath County,
Slate of Oregon, are hereby closed to
llihlng of nny kind or In any mnnner,
for trout or other flsh, from nnd after
the Kith day of February, 1911, until
said lako and creek are again opened
to fishing.
And it shall be unlawful for any
person to take or flsh for trout or
other flsh by any means whatever af
ter the dale above specified.
Any and all persons whomsoever so
flahln In violation nf Mil. nritxr will
bo prosecuted as by statute provided.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, thla
33d day of January, 1918.
STATK HOARD OF FISH
AND (1AMK COMMIHHIONKItn.
By James Wlthycombe. Commissioner
By I. N, Flelschner, Commissioner.
By F. M. Warren, Commissioner
lly C. F. Stone, Commissioner. C-ll
as by stnluto provided,
iiaieu in I'ortland, (W.
inn. ,inu .. i "."'Hi
.-.,. .., ... i,iiu,iry, i .
STATIC IIOAIIDOfpltt
AMI. ,. "t
nniiusMt, rtUIMIHSIM
uy jniiH-n Uliyrotnlie, Comal.
Ilv I. M KM..U..I ....... . .
lu If Xt tl. ...... . . l
.., .. .... i.mmhii, iiinimiilottf
iijr v. r. ninne, ininml0M
Notice of Nherlir'a HalM
Nollce la heinliy n,n ,,
ftlitl ny virtiin of u wrllof
In foreclosure, Issued nut of i
cult t'ourt of the State nf n
the County of Klamnth, laitu
A. crensnn, plaintiff. ,.
Heath, el nl, itefenilnnts,
"i which pmn vjH W( fgg.1
nun or January, ism, .m
Id day nf March. s. .,.
door or the court house af I
County, Oregon, In the ciitwi
th Falls, Oregon, at (hi fotj
o clock p. m., on said .late, i
sell at public auction, to tkel
bidder tor rash, tho folloelui
ea premises, to wit:
Tho south half of thi i
quarter of aecllon II: tkn
west quarter of the northauti
ter of section 13: and tKi
west quarter of the souHnem
ter: and the northwest qt
the northwest nunrlrrof i
In township 39 south, ritMlJ
af the Wlllamctle MsrUatl
Klamath Count)', Oregon, (
Ilia 100 acres.
or so much thereof as nurbu
Notice
To Whom It may Cencern:
Whereax, The trout and oilier flsh
frequenting the waters of Klamath I
River and Spencer Creek, In Klamath!
County. State of Oreaon. are belne
threatened with extinction from ex-:ary to satisfy a JudxaifBl
cesslve angling nnd other causes, and, In the above entitled rase oi tte
Whereas. The Stale Hoard of Flali lnv nf i.n tun .iu
and Game Commissioners Is desirous Judgment Is for the sum 'of tow
v. iiruivciina mo iroui anu otner nsn ared nine and 39-100
frequenting said Klamath River and I l?09.a) with intr..i ik...
upencer creea, in Klamath County, the 18th day of Jnnuarr. till
State of Oregon;
rate of 10 per rent per antM
Now, therefore, notice I hereby glv. the further sum of one huiinll
"n oy ine oiaie iioara or nsh and and 1S-100 dollars (101.15)'
name commissioners tnat all of said terest thereon from said Ills I
Klamath River from a point eight January, 1918, at tho rate of U
nunurru tauu) reel below the lower.'rnnt - nnum ...i -i.i.
..... " " ""
most portion or tho confluence of said ($60.uo) attorney's fee, nil
niumain niver and Hnencer Creek, to lixriUmr .m ... .i.i..u..i. ... i
. -. HH... .,, .,,,, -!. ... t
iniiiuiwu nunareu izuui reel mbova'duiiAr ftfiftr.ni -(J ik.
- .-...-. w,v twniB, tWff I
tne uppermost portion of the conflii-lsum of eight hundred tlitriiil
i-iica oi saiu aireama: alan .11 ilmi ,in n.inn.i ........
, ., ,,,.., Hu,..,,n ,ft.v,u, llNIII IMSISU
portion of Spencer Creek and Ita triti. mt r...... nr ...i,.n ....i ...
ularles in Klamath County, State of expense of this sale n eientml
aTlBaaM .. t a.. . .
-.,, .n.no mo ronnuenro or, (1KO. L. IIUMI'IIRIT, I
...u opencer ureca ana Klamath Rlv- Sheriff of Klamath Counlr.C
er and a point on said Sponcer Creek lly HURT K. HAWKINS, Depsty.
iicrc me present pipe lino diverts 19-S.I3-I9.3C.
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
Leakey Present
Fanaie Ward la
"HKR STRANG K WEDDING"
A well known story, a Brilliant Star
TEMPLE THEATER
Temple Theater Present
"THK MORK EXCKLLKNT WAY"
Hart-thrllllng photodrama featuring
AalU Stewart aad Charles Rlchmaa
ADMISSION TIN CINTt
MERRILL' OPERA HOUSE
MOTION riCTURsht
tVWKOAn AND SATUmDAYf
MAZOLA
The Food Administration doei notaskyou
totopfrrtnfood:-pnyUuevegetable
oils in the place of butter, lard and suet
TF the housewife had been asked to reduce the use of the$e
products a few years ago we would have been forced to give up
many of the delicious sautld and fried dishes for which America
is famous.
Today high prices of animal fats and the necessity for conservation
do not worrv the housewife-because she knows that she has Maiola,
ing 5ndhwSngmCnCan Crn' depCnd n-in deep fryln Mut!
In Mazola she has found the ideal cooking medium-it reaches
cooking heat lone before it smokes. '
Mazola can be used over and over again as it does not transmit
taste or odor from one food to anothcr,ven in the case of SIh or
onions-a great force for economy.
Also It makes eveentinnallu st!!..!..... .-i-.i i
ofCohv "i nced to fcar thc rmns price or uncertain uppiy
Mazola ia snlcl in nlnl ...... ,! II . ,.
;n. .. i r iM"" "-KMiun anu ganon
tins (thc large sizes arc most economical). Get acan
Ul y5 Kcr " "sic fm for a copy of
the free Mazola Book of Recipcs-or write us
direct.
Vwi aaitr l.lu4. U M.U ttn mt !.. .ul.. ,i...,
CORN PRODUCTS KliFINING COMPANY
u sHuiery nacc, new York
aaaas
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vCOOKINt.
VI
AUCTIO
at Blue Front Stables
KLAMATH AVKMK, JiWB NINTH, KLAMATH FAI-U
I W ILL BKLL AT PUnUO AUCTION IN THK IILUR FRONT
HING (INSIDK BARN)
Wednesday, Feb. 1
20 Good Dairy Co'
Four rearllag.eta.iii, H weaalini calyee, flVe a-yearld heMn.(
jroaagf dairy bred ball from oaa r .1.. i ....... . ........ .a
t . ""' "runs in vsiuunws w
h l."0'' muMo0t bw' " '0--. o worh maiea, mt
, . ,w or lwrnMa m lQt of o0w aJd-ik
rJ?!" " -- "Watered f
sow. .. -. k.17 r.Z'r""9' Dro II vnoatli old, eaer
"" ,wp' ! o , one old sorrel florae.
CllbTL Al w to o'k aom. of the h-i
."" " Me Baarei and geldings.
Begins
Tarwe-AU euma udrar SjM, raain
able a4e, with latoraat at fWcat!
October IBth oa balance oa I
Idas lajiiissalwii
Jeaaeei.Uaer
Ceaafaat
r tYeVaaMa. OsTfflsl
Come One, Come AU
SeaU Provided for the Udiei
C T. OLI VE1
Mtt. Atr.
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