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THB BIO MARRKT PLACIs
FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE
FIUCNCHS BPKWAL8
IIOT8U ti ABB Furnishings;
Rood Inrnmo: (nod location.
KOH LEAriK Two dura bldga.,
alio large basement; vary y
rani. '
roil HALE llesldenee lota and
. business lota; clou In. A bar-
rcm'niCNT S. . . ; 5-roora
houses.
yoil SALB Arreago and rarma.
joint c. rnKNCir. Realtor :
0T Klamath Ave. Phone 1430,
FOK BALK At a sacrifice by
the owner, new five-room brick
house: hsrdwuod floora,' root
garden, fireplace; cement lira
pi act. MegitlfUiout view.
Worth over llt.OUU. Will sell
to the right party at almost
0110-hair. I'hona U4. 1VH
roil BALK Aero with three
room house, beyond Altamont
camp, f KOO cash. It Interest
od write to box it K. F. 1).
No. 1. Klamath Falls. , 1711
t'OK BALK At a aecrlflee by
owner: New fire-room houae;
hardwood floora; nook: Har
den: cemont garage. Magnif
icent view. Tbe place la worth
orer ti.000. Will aall to the
right party at almoet one-halt.
Phona 1149, or call til South
ttb. Hat
ir too want
To bay a home; aall a-liome;
buy a lot; aell a lot; buy some
acreage: aall aoma acreage, or
rant a place: 80 .
1!H8. NATB "OTTERBBW.
. ; REALTOR ' ,
Phone 41 . 101 Llocolo'
' TO' . EXCHANGE' '
WILL TJtAD for Ashland prop,
erty. four-room modern bouse,
garage. One block from Main
and Michigan Ave. 23S Kl
Dorado. , - - 17-6t
HOLLYWOOD. CALIFORNIA
Income property to exchange
for Improved, equipped farm
clone to Klamath Falls. Three
lota with fine home with three
apartment. . Two , with five
rooms, tile bathrooms and
howere, two bedrooms, large
kitchen, dining room, hard
wood floora. - One apartment
with Ion rooms, two tile buth
rooma and ehowera, four bed
rooma. two .sleeping porches,
llvlngroom, aiitoen by twenty
ighl feot; beautiful lawn: ger
agoi, etc. Five-cent fare to
heart of I.os Angnloa. Five
minute to principal movlo nu
dum. Norma rent 20O. Lola
of room to build another houae
with four apartments. Write
owner. J. Cordon, 3906 Kern
wood Ave, Hollywood. Calif.
. . 17-lt
Classified' advertising ' it a
morning newspaper proposition
alwaya. Ilea The News, ......
v
ACCOUNTANTS
RENICK and D'ALBINI
Auditor Accountantt
Federal Tax Service
Phone 1849)
Suite BI4, WHIUms Rulldlna;
BEAUTY SHOPS
Milady Beauty Shoppe , I bcilpkrs' xohasgh
- Phona 149-l-v:v .' maets every third Tiursday ot
Open evenings by appointment th month at 8: SO p. m. at
, Mrs. F. L. Mathers The ik Bird .
Room 206 Winters Building' ' " 1
I ' "J MATERNITY
CLEANING and DYEING ,
' .- . HPKCIAL CARS 5
i Clean,., and Prossln. I ,
JT'o?'' t0 Jn. Phone 718-W. .
421 Main Bt. Phone 408 , 1
! , .... OPTICIANS ;
DENTISTS y - .
; - GLASSES'
Butte 908, Poole BldJ). Eyes Examined, Fitted snd the '
r Phone 111Y Classes Ground in our own
' ' factory 10 mil your -
w' individual requtrtmnilt,
EDUCATIONAL I Broken Lerisea ReplScil
i V 80ROOIV OF rTPKINTll I ' ?4 iIB.t SOLsV J jfll.
AND DRAMATIC ART . ... . ?'K.V?1 I
435 N. Bnd Ht. Phone 1081-W R,p.,irt . Quid Smlrt .
FOR 3ALt Automobile
FOIt HALF. Cheap: terms. Oak
land sdnn, good rubber; fine
: shape, Musi sell. Bee Herder,
tlnldnn llule. 10-11
FOR SALE
FOIt HAI.R Thren Tnggenhery
milk gosts; jnod tullkera. A.
II.. Iteunor, 111 It Karl HI.
19-t
FUlt 8AI.K,-l.sla and aarly cab
bage plants on Hummer line.
1 It. O, (luntry. I'hona HFl.
19-t
Foil HALK Fresh picked goose
horrlaa, 6 Or gullnn, dellverod.
I'houo U V. Call mornings.
II. It. Yancey.- 19-t
Hi'KCIAL HAI.W on all.tnoda
neat two weeks. Must have
room. C. Dirk, UU Main HI.
K O It it A L B
rhalrs, rug.
-Davenport, table,
Call 260-M.
17-lt
AUCTION
At the Klamatb County
Fair Grounds
Thors., Jiibmi Hist
1:00 p. m.
Will sell at public auction tl
head of high grade Jersey
and Uuernsey dairy cows.
These cows are heavy milk
era and high testers. Sev
eral are heavy springers. -Dairymen
This Is an eitra
flue herd of cows, shipped
from Independence, Oregon.
They are all clean and T. II.
toated. I Invite you to coma
and aee tbeae cows milked
before day or sale. Sea Mr.
Auberry. who la In charge.
Dslet Thura., June 21, time
1:00 p. m.
Terms Is desired, one-third
down, balance monthly pay
monts, 6 luterest, bank
able paper.'
J. L. CLARK. Owner.
GUY MRHItll.l.. Auctioneer.
-, Free Lunch Before Bale
17St
FOK BALK llrdroom suite;,
spring: ranges like new; mat
tresses; rugs; heaters; tsbles,
etc. Call 614 High 8t, Phone
93. 16-6t
FOR SALIC 400 pedigreed leg
horn hens. Yearlings and two
years. 21.00 to llo. 00 each.
, Trapnost records 200 to 302
eggs: II pedigreed cocks.
Flock 1600. , Moving away;
. farm for rent. Counter Log
horn Farm. Ashland. Oregon.
v - ..16-et
FOR 8A1.K No. 1 spuds resack
ed. 61.00 hundred by sack or
carload, W. C. Burke, Kliip-
plngton, 1109 Front 8t. I-Iw
8PKCIAL 8AI.K
Nice 8lmmoba beds, only 76
Linoleum ruga, 9x12, only $7.76
Flue large dressers, only 617.76
Hecoaxl Hand Iljlr gains .
Good easy rockers, only 64.00 up
Oood steel beds, only 62.60 up
Nice baby buggies, only 66 up
Oood ranges, only ........ ....$16 up
Nice leather couches which make
Into an extra bed, only 620 up
Sewing machines for sale or rent,
flood used Pianos.
Office desks and chairs.
Kaay Terms
We buy used furniture.'
KLAMATH FURNITTJRB CO.
Phono 891. . 1011 Main St.
MS.U
FOR BALE Police pups, petl
greed; erect ears guaranteed.
. Hlx litters. 610.00 up. Springer
Spaniels, Kennels sign. Pel
Iran City highway. . M19-26t
For rasulti use News Clasi Ada.
HOTELS
- VA1JLEY HOTEIi. .
. . Brand Now and Modem
All outside rooms Vary
moderata ratat-- -;
418 Pine St. Phone 1884
LODGES
FOR RF.NT
FOIt ItKNT Four-room furnish
vd house; 1 two beds; Kwsuna
, heights. Owner 439 Dlvlslou,
124. UU. . . . 19-11
FOIt ItKNT Four-room bouse
on pavement; newly kalsomln
td and pulnled. Phone 1374.
. . - 19-11
FOIt ItKNT Two-room furnish
ed apartment, 104 Bo. Itlvnr
, aldo. Phone 19 3-W. 17-91
FOK ItKNT Three rooms and
bath; close In. 117 High 81.
I'hona 1U79-W, aftvr t p. in.
. . 10-41
FOIt ItKNT Furnished three-
rooms and bath apartment. (11
No. 9th Ht. 10-St
roil ItKNT1 Office building at
119 Houth ttb 8t. Inquire
606 Klamath. 16-61
mi) tlKMT A nl... hnmllk
I three-room anartment with pri
vate bath; ad tills only, (12
Cedar, corner Pine HI. Jliltf
FOR rtRNT Hsrlr shop. Alta
mont Auto Park.. . J14-tf
FOR . RENT Furnished apart
ments. White Plus Apart
ments, 1120 Pine St. 14-6t
FOR RENT Apartments. 419
North 10th HI. Ju8-Jt
ESPLANADE . COURT Apart-
manta, modern, garages, 936.
month. Phone 794-W. 29-261
FOR RK.VT First-class famish,
d apartment, steam heated.
McCarthy Apartments, '410
Pine. Phone 600. 014tf
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE Modern hotel In
Chlloquln. Address Katberya
West, Chlloquln, Oregon.
Jut6-26t
POR 8A1.B Confectionery, light
lunches and wholesale Ice
cream business. - Must sell tm-
-j -. 1 .. 1 e . n v. - j
Hivuwi.'r. ei wvv ven hiiu
remainder easy terms.' Write
box 246, Chlloquln. Oregon.
. 16-3t
FOR 8 A LB Grocery, dollcatea
aen, fruit, vegetable corner
N store; living room. Box 216,
Newa. 14-61
FOR 8AI.K Modern hotel In
Chlloquln. Addresa Kathryn
Wost, Chlloquln. Ore. 6-61
MISCELLANEOUS
PIANO TUNING W. H. Morgan
at Karl Shepherd Co. 19-2w
660.000 to build homes for
thrifty people. A clean-cut
proposition for the renter or
any one with a desire to own
his own home. Phone 114-R.
Jul7-tf
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
NOTICB OF INTENTION TO
PRESENT TO THE CITY COUN
CIL OF THE CITY OF KLAM
ATH FALLS OREGON. A PE
TITION FOR VACATION OF
PORTION OF ALLEY IN
BLOCK 6. EWAUNA HEIGHTS
ADDITION TO CITY OF
KLAMATH FALLS. KLAMATH
COUNTY, OREGON. .....
Notice la hereby given that at
a regular meeting of the City
Council far the City of Klamath
raits, . Klamath county, Oregon,
to bo held at 8 o'clock p. m. on
the 2nd day ot July. 1928. tho
undersigned will present his pelt
tlon and application asking that
certain portions ot the alley pass'
tng through Block , Ewauna
Heights addition to the City at
Klamath Falls, Klamath county.
Oregon, be vaeated; that the por
tion ot said. alley petitioner', Is.
blnir In hi. ....tsil (a mnM '
definitely described as follows,
towit: . . . ..
Boglnnlng at the northeast cor
ner of lot one (1) of said block
six (6), Ewauna Heights addition
to Klamath Falls, Klamath- coun
ty, Oregon, t nonce r along the
boundary line between said alley
and lots one (1) and two. (2) of.
said oiocK six 19) . in a south
westerly direction a distance of
106 feet to the northwest corner
ot lot two (2) ot said block six
to), thence across aaid alloy In a
straight line In a northwesterly
direction a distance of twenty
(20) feet to the southwest cor
ner of lot nine (9) ot said block
six (6), thence along; tbe boun
dary line between .said alley, and
lota nine (9) and ten (10) of
said block alx (6) In a .north
easterly direction a distance of
106 feet to -the southeast corner
WASHINGTON TUBEiS it
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J? wTV Ofot fOR. MOT V WrMIKUN V. bICKie.' JlWiO. sure. Trfsi
HELP WANTED
W ANTIC D Young man for gen
eral . ottloe work In lumber
company; issperlenved man
preferred If possible. Refer
ence required. Write 316. care
News. l-lt
WANTED
WANTKD Roomers and bosrd
ers. 620 Washington. 19-t
WANTKD t Tont. about 12x14,
must lie In gopd condition.
Itox 306, Newa. State price
wantod. 19-11
YOUNO LADY wants chamber
maid ' betel job; experienced.1
ttnx 20V. , 17-21
WANTKD Everybody to know
that Professor John's No. 72
for rheumatism removes . the
cause. No cure, no pay. Con
sultations frea. . Open even
ings. 130 Houth 7th St. .
17-4t
WANTED Sewing and remodeling.-
Phone 66. Mrs. Fry.
. , Ju9-26l
LOST and FOUND
LOST Hunch of keys; brown
leather case. Return to N.. 0.
Bennett, 620 North 9th 8L
19-3t
LOUT Amerlrsn National Bank
check No. 166 for 666.21 for
' Jack Heddla. Lost at Cbem
ault, Oregon. Should this check
he received by anyone, call
209-J. : 19-t
PARTY WHO FOU.S'D, broach 6n
Oregon Ave. please return It
to 1ft Pine Bt. for reward.
Phone 736-J. . . 17-lt
LOST Oood reward will be paid
. to finder of lady's wrist watch
and case lost Saturday, June
14. P. O. box 662. Klamath
Falls. 17-lt
of lot ten (10) of aald block
six (6), thence across said alley
la a straight line In a southeast
erly direction a distance of twen
ty (!0) feet to the place of be
ginning, being a part ana portion
ot alley of block alx (6), Ewauna
Heights- addition to Klamath
Falls, Klamath county,' Oregon,
as shown by recorded plat there'
of. , . -
Dona May 26, 1928.- v , 1
L. C. MUELLER. .
' Petitioner.. .
May 29. 5-12-19-26
Three Hundred at
Big Trout Dinner
Without pomp - or ceremony,
speeches or after-dinner talks, In
troductions or discussions, three
hundred hungry Klamath sports
meli assembled at Crooked Creek
hatchery and gorged themselves
on luscious trout cooked to the
queen's taste, yesterday after
noon. 1
At one time there wore 79 cars
packed at the little hatchery. 32
mlloa from Klamath Falls, Just
oft The Dallas-California high
way. Approximately 200 pounds of
trout were served at the ban
quetIn fact, that was all that
the sportsmen's association pro
vided: those wanting to bring
anything else were supposed to
have brought It with them.
Informality was the key note
.of the gathering. Thero wore
two members ot the state game
commission Mlko Lynch of Red
mond and Boa Dorris. Eugone
but even these two officials wore
not naked to make speochos.
. Yosterday's banquet was the
first of three annual feeds put
on 'by the Klamath Sportsmen's
association. The first Is the fish
teed;' next cornea the venison bar
becue; and, last but not least,
tbe duck and goose teed.
Marathon Draws
- Toward Finish
. (Continued from Pake One)
made him atop 11 hours' at La
tonville. Although he was near
ly 100 miles behind his fellow
tribesman, "Mad Bull" was aver
aging eight miles an hour as he
neared Bcnbow' arid was the most
rested .of. the contestants. ,
Federal Court
Makes Decision
(Continued from Page One) '
successful, reduce the budgeted
receipts of the several counties
to an alarming extent.
The Multnomah county district
attorney's office announced that
an appeal will be taken If deem
ed advisable. '
The suit was brought by she
Portland banks to enjoin the
sheriff from collecting taxes lev
ied against shares of stock In tire
plaintiff banks aa of March I,
1916, on the grounds that the
law providing for such tales Is
In violation of tederal statutes.
Judge Besn held that national
banka are agencies ot the general
government and that neither their
property nor shares ot stock may
be assessed by a state without
the consent ot congress, and then
only la conformity with such re
strictions as It may Impose.
' Capital of all hanks In the
state has been assessed the same
as was that of these seven banks,
and If all such taxes are declared
null the revenues of the counties
will be reduced by the amount of
such taxes, , ...
If the decision "holds in higher
courts It Is expected that the
1929 legislature will have to de
vise meana of otherwise raising
such revenue. - --
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Walker-Hudkins ,.
Go to Be Fast
(Continued from Pago Two)
of three promising affairs on this
week's card. On the aame night
that Mickey and Ace are going
around and around in Chicago,
Jimmy McLarnln will be starting
up the arduous, tortuoue .."come
back" trail In a bout with Phil
McGraw at Madison Square Oar
den, New York, which promises
almost as much as the Chicago
affair In the way of action. .
On Wednesday, big George
Godfrey of Lieperville, Pa., will
try to prove himself a serious
'..'black menace' at tbe ex do rue
of chubby John Risko ot Cleve
land, whom he meets at Ebbeta
field, Brooklyn. -
Stricken Towns .
Start to Build
(Continued From Page One)
Hundreds of horses and cows
laid in the fields, killed by the
storm. . - . v-
Flelds that were ' productive
less than a week ago were but
muddy wastes today. , Mile after
mile of desolation stretched to
the south and east of Blair and
through Headrlcks post Snyder.
Much of the land looked as
though It would never produce a
crop again. Trees wore stripped
bare of their foliage. .
This devested condition exist
ed over almost 100 square miles,
including the towns of Blair and
Headrick. - Except for-an occa
sional house or barn; all build
ings . were destroyed or over
turned.
As Oklahoma struggled lo re
store what the story had de
stroyed, other state in the south
west were fighting to keep their
lands from flood waters of over
flowing rivers.
With almost . ono-thlnd ' of
Dunkllu county, Missouri, under
water, a further break In the
levees near Kennett, Mo., was
prevented today when a citliens'
army toiled to strengthen, the
levee seven miles north of tho
latest crevasse. Already 100.000
acres are reported under water
as a result ot three gaps in the
dikes, and nearly 1,000 are
homeless. '-
The White river ia Arkansas
near Newport and Stephens still
held more than 35.000 acres of
farm land In Its grip In Jackson
county as a result ot breaks in
the levee, Three thousand per
sons were reported homeless.
For results uss News Clasi Ada
a win. iavj pKon UILN ' UIUN MnifBSj
Bourbons Gather
,For Convention
' (Continued from Page One)
now stands out aa the dominant
loader of tbe party, first by rea
son of his record during four
terms aa governor of New York,
and second 1'Bcause there Is no
real figure around which the
opposition to Smith can gather.
The mighty Bryan is gone
thla will be the first convention
Since 1696 which .will pot be
subjected, more or less, ' to his
Influence. . ,
Kpwli
This means the'democratle psr
ey Is entering a near epoch. From
the day la the Chicago eonven
tlln of 1696 when a tall, black
haired young matt in his middle
thlrtu-i went to the platform aud
In a short moving speech stirred
the party to such depths that It
cast aside all other candidates
and acclaimed him aa Its new
leader, the democrata have never,
until recently, been free from
bis powerful Influence. Rryan'a
Influence declined toward tbs end
and. was at It slowest point
when he died at Dayton, Tenn..
Just alter , the evolution trial la
1925. So long aa Bryan lived be
was a foree to be reckoned with,
and It Is doubtful. If he had
lieen alive today, whether Smith
would have so dominated the
democratic landscape.
Bryan, starting on the free
silver Issue, not only symbol
lied and protesting west, but was
Its , aggressive and able cham
pion, and whether men agreed
with him or not, they were
forced to take him into consider
ation. Three tlmea, aa the pres
idential candidate, be led his
party to defeat, but hs survived
politically to force the nomina
tion of Woodrow Wilson in 1912
and to make impossible tbe nom
ination of Smith in 1924. ,
. , Hi-lped MrAdoo
It was Bryan who worked the
soil for McAdoo, who also, will
be mislng from this convention.
McAdoo wag In many respects a
more balanced end well-rounded
pyT'lIc figure, and of Infinitely
more administrative cdpaclty. Tet
all political strength hsd its
real roots In Bryanism. Together
they made taelr last stand at
Madison Square Garden In 1924
amid hisses, catcalls, and deris
OUR BOARDING
EGAP 3ARCOA
MAVE AW BREAKFAST 5ER.VEP IN AaV,
ROOM -frUS M0UNm5 ! - VtM-M- VSX'.
.at? SEE MOVi,-lELLTiE: MArfRE
'tV Liv-reri -TJA-r" T Ull L UaIes A
trostep grapefruit with mikti; i
AH ORJPER OTr EGGS LOUIS 32.
EriGLISrA LAMB CrtOPS A LA
"BUCKIAieHAM,
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a .tTf RoVAl; TXTIfcd 3AVA.- 1
i .rr'AWT'iA BELVEPERE
EL CORoMAtCI3AU
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V1ILU
fSe M0RMIM6 AFTER A ..
TbTrruriATe eveajimq ohf poker-
. ess. u a mt. err. e lata sv au
l ,HMeMt UbVf a, MT OP
RtUCi OP le OL0 BUCtRNeERS.
m; Wkvim'o tep right
MT Tve pectus, Ptense
T
ive yells flout the packed gal
leries. ."
They . have dlssppearsd from
the democratic scene one by the
hand ot death, the other' by a
swing of sentiment away toward
a newer figure springing from
different soil. When McAdoo re
cently msde public a letter to
George Fort Milton,' of Chatta
nooga,' announcing his retirement
from party politics, ke was only
recognising the complete disin
tegration which bad taken place
In his following, which at one
time In th W924 convention had
him within 20 votea ot a major
ity, and which kept blm In first
place' on the balotlrjg for dsys.
J.0TTENHAS
. CLOSE CALL
John Otten. prominent Poe Val-1
ley farmer, now engaged In thejuef to Noblle and his party had.
logging Industry, narrowly
eaped serious and perhapa fatal
Injury Saturday afternoon at
3:30. o'clock when his automo
bile turned turtle after he swerv
ed Into a high bank to avoid
striking a state highway depart
ment track on the Sand Creek
mountain grade of The Dalles
Callfornla highway.
State Traffic Officer Walter A.
Foster who investigated the acci
dent placed the blame on the
highway truck.
The state machine was In the
act of turning around on a very
dangerous cure on tbe . Sand
Creek mountain. Just about tbe
spot where tbe. beautiful View
ot upper Klamath basin opens up,
he aald. "Otten, on the right
side of tbe, road, suddenly came
on the state truck as the latter
machine was backing towards he
edge ot the road. There -waajried the urgent note ot "berry,
only one thlog to do. turn Into hurry.",. and, Indicating the dear
the bank.. Had he gone to the
right he would hare rolled down
the steep embankment Into Wood
Ulver at the bottom ot the moun
tain." , :
Otten. was pinned underenath
the car, and his head and face
badly 1 bruised. ) Tbe automobile
was not seriously damaged. 1
' Moderate speed of automobiles
driven' by A. L. French. Klamath
Falls, "and "Mr. Richardson, Bly,
prevented serious damage in a
collision on Plum street Satur
day. Bute Traffic Officer Fos
ter stated Richardson bad appar-.
ently cut the corner, r- '"
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Airplane Seen
ByltahaCrew
(ConUnned From ' Page Oaa) '
expedition .bad failed to reach
them. " t- . .' t.'s'.
When the aviator drew near,
the suffering" members of the
dirigible Italia began , Igniting
smoke bombs and waving thelf
ragged equipment. The plana
passed above them, circled. - For
an hour It hovered arouna me
tiny spot where the eyes of the
world have been centered for a
month since the trsgls accident
which wrecked .the Italia as she
was returning from her flight , to
the north pole. , "'
But there was no sign of rec
ognition from the aviator, Wltlt-
tB an hour tbe plane carrying ra-i
turned Its nose southward again.
dwindled to a speck on the hor
lxon aad disappeared. .-'. .,(
Tbe six stranded men were,
left In tbe silence of their . lea
prison without the . comfort ot
auppllea which probably meant
life or death auppllea which had
been within their grasp only, to,
be torn away by a cruel Jest of
fate. ,
Lieut. Lleutiow Holm and Cap.
tain - H.RIiaer-Larson, the tare)
fliers who had taken the supply
planes ever . the ice field . lata
Sunday, returned to their base
and communicated with thla
vessel. v,j" .... :t .'!: " .
A few. minutes later the story
of the desperate and futile sf
forte to signal iha fliers tisane
to the Italia'a mothershlp, arhlclt
relayed the newa to the Braganaa
The message from Nobue car
peratlon of .their, plight, Noblle
asked the mothershlp for advice
regarding treatment , of broken'
shinbonea. ' M T
Upon learning ot the moaaage
from the marooned' men, Rfieer
Lrson and Holm prepared for
another flight early Tuesday.
They said they, would land In the
vicinity ot the lost men It pos
sible, although they saw no suit
able 'spot for a landing 'on their
tripe Sunday, on which they teak
different Routes. . , 1 v '
A third dog team was disem
barked by the Bragansa today to
join ia tbe search. . f
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