DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OKBGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTS, 1007.
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HOFER BROS., Pfenfat nj ProPneto
H. HOFHIt, Editor. A. P. HOFKR, Maaaftcr.
XJbLH JOURNAL STANDS FOK PltOOllEHH, DKVELOPMJCNT,
GOVERNMENT. AM) NO DKGItADBD LAIIOR.
GOOD
WOOING AND WKDDIKG.
Toylo's holr, Qoode Luck, when summertime was sweet
Wont Bweetheartlng ono dayo adown ye Btrcot, ,
And mot a maydao who prynked about y.o mnrlo
And tendered liyjf Inherltanco bcarto.
"Nnyo," she replied, In sooth thin damo was spoiled
"I'll nono of tlioo, coarso hlndo, thy hands aro Bolle'd,"
Goodo Luck, robuffed with nought hys stops to stay
O'crtook a wonch upon hor homoward way.
Blytho, hnpplo-hcurted and brimful of pluck,
A jolllo, old tymo swoothoart of Ooodo Luck.
Who, Joyed at her klndo wolcomlng did oko
Claspo both hor hands and kiss 'hor blushing chocks.
Till, lofltlio t parto, oro yot they turnod away,
Was plyghtod thoro tholr troth that vory dayo.
And thus It happed though garbed In homlio gulso,
That woodod woro Goodo Luck and Truly Wyso.
From tlu Soptombor Bofiomlan.
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TOOD VALUEH OF PKANUT8.
JAPAN'S TIMBER TRADE.
Thoro Is ovldcnco that Japan is taking an Interest la tho timber trade
with Australia, and looking for an opportunity to get some of the busl
neus which previously lias been regarded as the -exclusive property of
the Pacific coast states.
Tho Atnorlcan Lumberman Is responsible for tho statement that A
NORWEGIAN STEAMSHIP RECENTLY ENTERED THE HARBOR OI
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, WITH A SHIPMENT OF TIMBER FROM THE
NORTHERN PORTS OF JAPAN.
u wn onmnosnil of nlnn nnk. nsh and basswood, aggregating
2,250,000 feet.
A shipment has been sent to Melbourne some months ago and was so
woll received that thlB cargo to Sydney was tho result.
am.o.. .tnnmnr wn. lnn.iincr u-ith 2.250.000 feet of the same timber
for Sydney I tho Chinese. While a Chinese car-
Tho timber Is imported- as logs, squared by the ax, and 1b thus freo ponter (who lacks the qualities to
of dutr ontltlo him to be called a cabinet-
It would bo Interesting to know what resources In timber Japan has, maker) will imitate any article given
either In hor own territory or In Korea. 'him to make, even an artistic piece
ir lnnrn nnnnfiiioB mn he, omnnmlcally obtained, says a Sydney au- of furniture, ho seems to lack orlg-
thorlty,- IT WILL NOT ONLY INTERFERE WITH THE TRADE FROM inallty, and any attempt to have a
NORTH AMERICA IN TLMBER BUT ASSIST MATERIALLY IN DE-j piece of furniture ma3 after generic
is wise when It Is too late Frances
Campbell in London Mall,
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Chinese Furniture Makers.
It Is Interesting to note Iho manu
facture of furniture In Hong Kong
under European management and
supervision.
The work is given out to Chinese
Individuals who operate In their
nearly .homes or In their own small shops
. . . -!.. I... U.l
Tho sawing is aono wnouy uy uuuu,
huge logs of teak, larger than nny
pine, being patiently and slowly cut
Into boards. Time is no object to
Instructions Is quite suro to provs
disappointing. For Instance, with a
picture In his hand, ho can do noth-
Posslbly a goodly number of pontons hava taken to eating noanuts
nine rending a dispatch tho othor day about tho rcnoarchos of, ProfesBtir
Jaffa, chlof of tho ntato food laboratory of California nt Dorkoloy.
Tho profosHor Bnld ton contH' worth of peanuts had a quantity of
protein tw.lco as great as ton cents worth of portorhouso and contained
nix times as much onorgy,
With tho cost of living altltudlnous and with nn assurance that pea
nuts uro chonper than inont, folks nro not going to wait until tho circus
comes or tho noxt Fourth of July rolls 'round to buy peanuts.
Lntor advices from Borkoluy ny thoro Is enough protoln In ton conts'
worth of ponnutB to keop one stout and honrty for a day, or to put It
In tho words of ProfosHor Jaffa :
"It Is of mora than passing Intornst to noto that 10 conts' worth of
peanuts will contain inoro than four otincan of protoln and 2777
calories yf energy, which Is inoro protoln onorgy than Is furnlshod by
rntlnttH regarded an adequate for n day."
Hut Just as ono Iiiih about concluded to add peanuts to ono's diet ono
Is romtiidod or the annual statistic i on tho poanut crop, which tolls of
tho production In thlH country being far short of tho growing consump
tion, necessitating tho Importation of peanuts.
IT IH f'LICAH THAT IP WK HIIOOULR ALL TAKE TO EATING PEA
NUTS IN THE INTEREST OF HOUSEHOLD E(X)NOMV IT WOULD
NOT HE A WEEK UNTIL THE TlJN-UENT HACK OF PEANUTS
AVOULD DWINDLE UNTIL THE PROTEIN AND THE CALORICS OK
ENERGY WOULD NOT EXCEED THE QUANTITIES FOUND IN TEN
CENTS' WORTH OF, PORTERHOUSE (If It Is posslblo for an earth
dwollor of tho year A. D. 1007 to conceive of tho InllliUoslmnl dlinon
nlonn of toncuius worth of pnrtorhoiiRo).
Prnfnssnr Jaffa may hnvo nntlolilud a bullish offoot on the peanut
market for ho snys dried beans havo it hlghor food value ovon than poa-
lltltH.
lloro Is his oompnrlHoii of tho morlts of peanuts and beans:
"Altliough puauutH sitpnly protoln and onorgy for n smaller sum thnn
broad, thuy aro outranked by dried bonus, which at 5 conls n pound will
supply for 10 oents ovor 200 grama or protoln nud 3200 onlorlcs of on
orgy. If inoro punmiUi and drlod bemns were utl by frulttnrlnna their diet
would bo sui'leliMl ami the oott deermnetf."
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DRAMATIC HIillMlfiNTS IN IIRIRMRY TRIAI,H.
VKLOI'INO AUSTRALIAN EXPORTS TO CHINA AND JAPAN.
There Is no exporlenco of tho quality of tho timber hero, but In Mol
bourno It Is reported that tho nine will tako tho plnco of Baltic timber for
hnilfllnc tuirnoscs. and that tho other timber Is very valuable for tho . jng with it
nit., for urhirh Amnrimn nnk. ash and basswood havo hitherto been , Tho ideas of what constitute pro
used.
A company has beon formed for carrying on tho Industry,
owlne to tho blffh nrlrn nf timber out of which Australian butter
boxes have boon modo, experiments havo boon made with boxes mado and unless Instructed, the worker
from wood pulp. will follow tho fashion of tho ages
Tho oxnerlmentrf show it to bo freo from any odor or taint likely to , For instance, ho will bring two pieces
affect tho butter Injuriously, and to bo strong.
If shipped empty, It "would bo n vory bulky cargo, and tho formation
of a company in Sydnoy to manufacture tho boxes has boon suggested.
Should this bo dono It will open n now market for pulp.
portion and tasto are his own. Tho
Chlnoso art of furniture making la
handed down from father to son,
of wood togcthor and Join them with
a nail. Tho European Instructor
teaches him to mako a holo and sink
ono plcco Into another. This nover
occurred to him before.
The Sultnn of Morocco. ly podttcnl, scholarly and arlBtocratlc. une iirm seni n u. JU,uw.
Abd' ol Aziz "tho Bolovod" In Tho falllng-off comes with tho England for six montns tnsirucuon.
his spotless garments, with tho hood mouth, looso-llpped and thick, with , Ho roturncd to Hong Kong and
of his sulham.ovor hla head, Is not so a woak, vacllatlng chin, nnd a fecblo taught hli associates what ho bad
much like tho sultan of Morocco as Jowl, with a forward droop. learned. Tho practlco of Europeans
tho living ombodlmont of ono of tho , A man woak and unstnblo, who hero In putting Chlneso to work on
Apostlos which ono would bo dim- deponds for his Improsslons ou an-1 furnlturo Is to mako drawings to
cult to sny. Abd' ol Aziz Is such n other Btrongor than hlmsolf, too woak actual bIzo. thcBe to bo pasted on tho
... ... ....i in.. t. .. ... -io ,nn i..,irtiim in Minni Qhn ' wnmt. Evorv nart of a tablo, for
contrndlotlon In tomporamonta and off as ho Is by his advisors from all Instance, Is drawn full slzo by tlio
tompurs. j contact savo what they carofully , Europeans. The Chlneso carpenter
Personally IiIr oppooranco Is vory chooso In the world, how can ho bo tnkos these drawings homo, and, un-
strlklng, yot ho Is not n tall man, but othorwlso than n succession of ro- less his excessive oconomy In sawing
lloctlons, mlrrow-llko In tho trnnsl- the woou misionus nun, no
Feed Your Hei
"i" '" v, nouriihlnjp
taxing Reed's SarsaparlHjL
..u iwiu loose ik.hj
spalr, those sleepless nlghU saal
., wuw niooray, deathlike
tfeOM sadden starts at m.,. .
those dyspeptic symptoms and
ueouscos. iiooa-a Harsapatim
this for many others - u wm
Hood's Sarsapa
In usual liquid rorm or in a
tablets xnown as Sarsatabs. im,
Ah thaubrlbwry trials urogram In Snn FniHclseo Intonating dltnlli of
how tho suptM-YlKorH wftra notHAtly OHHgUt "with lh goods ou" nro coin
ing out.
Tbomj relloot crwllt on tho olverHi of Uurus nml Langdou und
llonoy.
Thflr plans wwe ovblantly laid with grwit cura, although tho opvra
Hon of ihoin was nmdo ualr by tha limutlnbU uppatltu for bribe do
volopml In th supitrvliiura iliiriug a long period ut vannl grood.
In tho (Hum trial Friday, former Hiiparvleor Umargun tokl of how
ho was trap!"! at th hoiua of O. M. Roy. whwa ha took 9100 far tho
support of an onllunnou to oxtoud th UhiUh for storing axyloalVM and
whoro Dolaotlve Hums wii statlojiad ImhUul (uldlng dMra.
Tho rtlntlou of the moldtmt uy uouarguu U uramaua.
rathor short, Bhort-neckcd and np
proaohlng dangorouuly near to em
bonpoint. But ho has bucIi dignity
nud distinction, such nn air of I in
oncu? At onco foolish nnd dctor-
vory faithful Job.
Toak is tho favorite wood for fur
nlturo In Hong Kong; It comos from
mined, strong nnd fooblc, good nnd
liml. nnd withal n very brnvo man. '
-. .... ., ..i..- ,. 1....11... ...i. i. M. o,,,.,., , i,.i. nf.ni.iuf tim smith. Tho many varlotlos or
tlvo command, thnt ho would bo roc-1 tho Instincts of his rnco and family , handsomo American woods are much
niMiixmi in .i i-rnwil n ono born In and nttomnt to rulo In nn onllRhtonod ndmlrcd hero, notably tho goldon
tho purple, and acciiHomed to horn
ago of an unusual description.
Moreover, In sptto of his monastic
retirement nnd socluslon nnd tlWi
fuwnoss of thoso ho moots from out
side he novor descends to familiar
ity with his IntlmntoB, novor allow
thorn (o forgot that ho Is "My Lord
tho Sultan" and they his sorvnnts or
subjoots; Abd' ol Aziz novor doffs tlu
grand manner.
But for It all tho duality of him
1 most striking. Thus thoro Is ono
ot til in that Is a groat scholar, loarn
inI In all th abstruse quostlohs thnt
distinguish Arabic llteratur5 and
1'tralnn thought. For Instance, tlu
Herman enmbwtdor to his court
nuotel wruiiKly tu a eonvorsntlon a
IIh from one of the rare old Arabic
hook he hnd brought the sultan
from his niusler, William tho Second
of Clerrminy. Abd' el Aziz uncon
solnusly, nlmnst. ropeatetl the lino as
It Is written, In that beautiful ulnssl-
oal Arnblo that hardly auyono In
Morocco speaks eave perhaps ono
or two of the mlaletert, the siiltan i
and Doctor Rosen. It Is qulto pos
sible that tho mnbaswulor's slip was ;
with liitont no ono knows bettor ,
ro"."5i
JF x.
f
oak and blrd's-oyo maplo, which aro
both snld to stand tho cllmato woll.
Freight charges can bo grently ro
duccd by Bhlpplng tho furnlturo
knocked down, provided It enn bo put
togothor at Its destination by unskill
ed hands. French furnlturo Is large
ly sold here,. much of It coming
knocked down. Tho Chinese nro ex
quisite polishers, and It Is llkoly that
If Amorlcnn furnlturo enn bo shlppod
hero "In the white" tho llnal procoss
could bo done economically by thorn.
I i lie iiiiBBiuii miuuum uvbib'io in"
,ln favor In Hong Kong, and tho Chi
nese- mako considerable or it unuer
Instructions. Consular Hoport.
o
Thoro Is moro Catarrh In this sec
tion of the country than all other dis
eases put together, nnd until tho ln?t
fow yoars was supposod to bo Incur-
ablo. For a great many years doc
tors pronounced It a local dlsea.o and
proscribed local romodles, and by
constantly falling to euro with local
PIUXCK Kl'I WHA.
Soooti'l son of tho fonnor om
poror of Kurwi, who has boon fu- treatment, pronounced It Incurable
vorod by tlio 'Jnjmuoso for tho Solonco has pro von catarrh to bo a
1. ..., l!,i v.5B;,wl Amnrln.! .,t constitutional disease nnd
long ago.
thoreforn
iroqulres constitutional treatment
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
tho mUtnko. and no one lo.s llkoly ,nodern fashion over thos subjoots hy F' J' phonoy & Co" y,e,0 ohJ0'
I ill IViUlllMI ill inc iiiviiiiii mj MiiiiniHuii in iiimmihu i
-'. WB'B'MIIKm m I - M&.B B V b k KBBIM S- maBBBBVBBBBBm.mBV. - ..ww k W BatlBLU B d
I llll iT'""- - ..---.. v..,..... ,,,,.,,. -vw
HOME OF THHM SAID, THROUGH "INDIAN KNOWLRDGIC
THE SAME SORT OF KNOWLEDGE OR INSTINCT APPKARS TO
HAVE HALF.W AR.NED I.ONEROAN AT THE TIME OF THE TRANS.
AMION.
lilt itHIK TIH MONEY ALTHOUGH HE "HAD AN IDEA THAT HE
(ROY) MEANT TO JOB ME AND THAT HE HAD 1IHILV JORHING
Mli"
Prhnp It ws a ehnnge In Roy's mnnnnr or Iik.
Roy kHuw Buras was lu tho other room behind tin folding doors an I
thnt knowledge may htmi put a strange oast on tho oountonaHOti.
Umergnn look the f&M, however, nnd at miao beciniiio luteretetl In
Mint might lm WebtHd a picture IrtiMiu uu tho wnUU and behind the fold
ing door.
"1 hat that tUore was wiHHbmU1 beklml them." the gnl'' lerK
tvtl(lHl 1h telllHg f kw H IrtKt t odou tho (aiding iloor.
At uoh a lime wy nwk ami ewMW, vry cunk In tho wall,
jeiy table. H oelltHg, the kj'lol ll am Jam ns llklj t have
tar us net.
The (Hiding d-Otva wmk uat aea l rwiv to lHUrgaii' pulUag.
Now wmee a smha that oaitHol Wat thrill Ue radtr nad latttlra Ut '
jilayu rliw.
Hoy told l.or$H: "Thft)' wk a aitrtaip. You oan oat tae taor
way"
At thU HlHt taa roatra vUuald. Mt u MtU "aaMkM matle. (or the
foldlug ttoore apraag m d la lOfHed Baraa. grabhlag l.oaergau with
tli rimik, "Wo'va gt yu.M
Lorgan trkU to (ntea a orlme aa Uti); (or trlblug him, bat lluras
told Mm that wouldn't vork and heJ btnf "ooai through with a ooa
flon tu mm hi family.
Lonergaa. doubtlly pale and diarato (or thetlma. said 1( ho had
a mtol he vul4 hoot Hum to the tteor. whereupon th cool Bura
calmei) hmt with 'Pant upl I hava hal( a mind to ahoot yu yourself."
H vaa not long be(or Loueran con(ed.
1( ths play-writer Jo 't rvo u with a drama tu which Uurus Is a
centra) 8uw, thoy will tula a glorious opportunity.
Why ut hv 1-oovrgan reaaro thi ca (or the stage?
"WttHn Julius' I.ehmaa, boodllag alderman of St. Ixiuls, who has
Tmn pardonvvl, tt to whittle la vaudeville anil give a rooaolofuo eatUlti
"iMta Yara' Kxpvrloace at a 81, LouU Soloa."
folds that enelrcle his head do ttot
hide nway the beautiful modelling of
nla brow, nor the deltatte outltno ot
the oyobrowa and huhw. The eyes
are largo, long, nad luminous, tilled
with that melancholy anticipation
we soo In VanDyck'a portrait of King
Charlo the (oraUnowlHlge of suf
fering, and who knows vshat else.
Tho upper portion ot his fare t whol-
OWE YOURSELF
Vhin o uwo iHhors you nuin
ttgo to p;y it. Wi'll, y not put
jtmt'lf lu jour lUt uf cnMltor
ixuii mouth tun! viy yourM'lf n
ivguhirly u iy other?
lu thU uy )-u am hkhi tic
vuuiulato a nkv uui (u tlu Utuk.
Try 0Ug tt wtvlng ntYount
mid gvt Htitvit mono) uluntd, ami
uwko It tstru inotw
Subtil ikiKtoltB uolt-umo,
Siviflr Department
Capital National
Bariik
or tho devil!"
Yot he la the fame man who was
porauaded lato a new system of tax
ation that left the Moors In n condi
tion ot ubsolute want, and who by
tho same lntlueneo was urged to drag
forth as assassin from the shrlno
or Mulal Iroe. the hitherto lavlol
ablo sanctuary or Morocco and the
holiest mosque, and put him forth
with to death.
Tho man deserved tho death, but
not according to his lights and those
of Abd ol Aslz; and tt U that tact,
nnd not all the other thlaga la him
ofTotuIve to his people, that has turn
in! them against the ealtaa.
The dancing glrU, the Motor cars.
: the bioycloA. and photography, tho
audleuoe to a woaaaa of evtl char
acter. the"reolvlg of all aatl saatlry
who might ehoos. to travel to hla
court all the thtftga aad taaay
others that gave offense have been
j set right True, the electrlclight In--'stallatloa
aatl the telephone wire
still dUdgure his palace courtyards,
but the Moors have grown accustom
' ed to lhe, perhaps they wight ooa
done them la time It they could
forget the man who was ilraggej out
of the sanotuary aad put to death for
killing a Chrlitlaa. And (hey might,
had Kaglaad kept faith with Moroc
co, Tho sultaa aerer receives Chris
tian women now, aot erea the
t)ashadaw ladl. Ho sends them
gifts vaea they come with the mU
JW, ht Mloe aot thtaa. He
They offer ono hundred dollars fw.
any case It falls to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address: F. J. Cheney & Co., To
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by nil druggists, 75c
Tako Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
You are attracted by the advertise
ment in this paper; you read It and
mako up your mind thnt tho goods
advortUed are what you want. You
oater a store to mako your purchase.
lit sure to get what you ask for, oven
It the doalor tries to sell you somo
thtag Just as geod. Avoid substitutes.
Fop an Impaired Appetite.
To Improve the appetite and
strengthen tho dlgoatlon try a few
doses ot Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Mr. J. H. Soltx of Da
trolt, Mich., saya: "They restored my
appetite when laapalred, relieved mo
ot a bloating feeling and caused a
pleasant and satisfactory movement
of the bowels." Prlco 25 cents. Sam
ples free. For sale at Dr. Stone'
drug store.
Some dealers are invariably out of
what you ask for and offer you a
substitute which they claim It Just as
good. ThU dealer Is working for
hU own profit Go to fie honest
dealer, who will sell yo0 waat yoa
"k for aad not try to wll a Wtl
tute la order to make a lar r pro-
Imposing on the Xcwspai
ino newspapers or the
Tnwn tinvn nrlinn I. .-...
.., u..vu ,u iuuciiinni
tho abuse of free advertising (a
aud country exhibitions and
bucii like institutions. They i
nereauor require payment
w u..w.ub luo Hamg jj
legitlmato advertising.
Tho Press Association ot
uuni w ve mm raauer up.l
ireo puoncation or legitimate
tlslng has always beon an abl
this stato and Is steadily gro
dimension. Even tho United
government has a habit of
freo publication of legitimate i
tlsomonts. Thoro probably (J
newspaper In Oregon that d!i
contribute at least $100 to th
and Clark fair In froo odre
No othor lino of business contrj
anything free. Every nail w
for nnd every foot or lumties1
workman was asked to contrlj
part of his labor as a gift
good of tho cause. Only they
papers woro called upon to glv
ndvcrtl9lng Bpaco which Is the!
clpal source of their means
Ing.
Tlio Lewis nnd Clark fair!
hardly ovor, till tho nowsoaDti
i -. - " i
.ushers commenced to be deluge
freo advertising for tho Virgin
nnd tho Seattle fair. Even
Limn cuiuiuuuun commmcei iS
think neighboring newspapers i
. . . , . . I
Kivo ireo nuvcrusung in gei
quantity. Tho atato fair shoi
bo hold at Salem sends out
printed matter for rrco publli
Hut H tho snmo institution ci
yard or cotton or a spool ol i
It expects to pay the rcgulurl
Why should tho nowspnpers bs
cd B8 girt entorprlscs without i
soclntcs In business? There!
reason. Tho advertising ip
newspaper Is just as much.ii
commodity ns any other irJ
commorco or labor, and ski
dcnlt with as such.
In Canada tho sort of Instl
referred to nro requ rr d to i
nowspnpor service, as for ibj
service. Horcattor the nowspw
Iown will net on the rame t
prlnclplo. Tho newspapers e
gon should got Into lino
.it tho notion taken I v the)
nowspapors, tho Des Mclnes m
nnd Lender or Ju - pua
a numbor or Items rn the
from locnl nanors r. rK H
tho follewing:
Mt. Ayr Record Tin.
snld In dofonso of the rcmlij
advertising or the stntp fair tj
Is n stato Institution G'an'efl
with moro reason wb In
way It should pay ls rwn wl
tho stato a charity Is she l
bogging her way The state :
tho laws and should sc the ex
of obeying them nnd rrapJul'ri
hor own bills. She decs not
hersolf In nnv of her dr"artmei
spongo her way. She has P
nntl-pass bill and shr should se
all hor servants, the s'a'o hou
clnls, tho board of en-'! J
road commissioners se tbe '
nf imvlnir full fare O'bewl
cnnn6(. escape the cha'go cl
slatenc'v and hynocrlsv The K
complimentary pns ln' the
crounds. nlven for flfr ''l
valuo received. Is In srW
..t.l.tl.. tt.n ar-tt -1.S1 li'
.IUIUIIUII UU tuu . -
Grants Pass Qbserver
i-o
Vnthltur ran calise m?tO P13
mnrn HlatpMAK thak PIIC4
VV. wnnrfap mnn-i Pf.e SUflM1
tt.i n.o. ,ni Vm,lnn to the9
IUVII lliva . w - - - ..H
rinlnTnn anill lOCAl l"
.u ... .Aii cure.
tuny rtuioTu u' ..-. - - , . .
nr T.Annhnrdfs lJm-RCWi
.nal In .IIPA SFlY CBJeO Cf "'
If Hem-Rold doesn't care J0
get your money ba; v
nlmiM u tablet tsM
nally, thus removing the fM,j
hardt Co., Niagara Falls. N -
prletors. Som f r "
Salem.
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The
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For thoee Dellde
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