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CHABLES H. FISHEB
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OREGON
fifty ix apni.ls, or plant lice."
Oh, what big mouth he must have
he dida't have anything rise in it
did hef
cuted by the Brit:1! gcnernment.
"'We hop to mobilize l.fOO.OOt) wo
men in America to Ldi. save Ireland,"
said .Mi O'Brenusu. "From the wav
"Yes he did he had fifty-nine loaf1 the leaiftie is anreadinir through the
hopers you knuw the aphids and leaf; west ihe task does not so m difficult,
hoppers yott know the t.-i.i and leaf.' la our first meeting at ai Frauciseu
had aiity-thres little two winged fliosU-VX) women, Vncl iuinj uianv well
mean Utile iieMs they are too." I known sutriage leam r. signed cards
SUBSCRIPTION BATES
Wil-r fcr ftrriar. oer T.ar $3.00 Pet Moath
Gaily by Hail, per yer
Per Manth-
-45e
35
FILL LEASED VlliJJ TELEUKAi'U REPORT
FOREIGN BErBESENTATITES
W D. Ward, Kaw Tork, Tribono Buildinj.
W. H. Btoekwell, Chicago, Psople's Oa Building
.linary American is the victim less of oppression higher
up than of extortion lower down on his own level."
It is clear that the burden of carrying the railroads,
of which so much has been made, is far less due to the
r-v . n. t rnlt1 Tmimal rrler bots ara instructed to DO too pipers oa w .. . .. ........ - 0
or.h. Ii tha carrier doei not do thia, misses you, or neglects getting tha paper
to yon oa time, kindly phono tha eirsulatioa manager, aa tail ia tha only - way
;''r .i..l.....i!.,. Phnim
w aa determine wnetner or not me wmni ro ......v..- --
II befora T:30 o'clock and a per will ba aent you by spoeisl messenger If tns
aarrier kai jnissed yon.
THE DAXLT OAIITAli JCTJSNAL .
Ia ths only wipsper i Balem whoa eireulatioa is gnarantaed by tka
Audit Bureau Of Circulation
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HOW OLD IS JOHN?
A native mountaineer of Leslie, Kentucky, is now the
subject of investigation by the National Geographical
Society. He claims to hold the modern record ior long-
of these increases in cost. But if the dealer should add
one copper cent in each case to the 1910 price to reimburse
him for the increased cost of his commodity due to in
creased freight rates, he would grossly overcharge the
purchaser in every case. He would make him pay neariy
double the proper amount In the casa of a pair of shoes
and over six times the proper amount in the case of aj ,x i never!" en-iaWd noiiv. if membership. ny fit'wc'k in prt-
nmmrl rvf hnm nr Kirnn " ja.u 1 you tnins ae aao hiuett tot land will be to tuhst tho eooperation
pOUIia 01 nam Or DaCOn. - 0f our enemies t Think-almoat two, of suffrage worker among whom wiU
bo far, then, as this factor is concerned, there is ' hund"11 8t m,ft you t-'be m;s iara v0id.
Proiinti fnr thp Npw York WnrIH' (Slisnicinn rhat'trio nr.l,Janl llCe 'i1'" lo ' Janig-. "'! Miss O'Brcnaau ss'.u s'-.e believed
grOUnaiOr ine Iew I OrK U OriQS SUSpiClOn tnat tne 0r- voU a. why I call.the Swallow the help in America will not be gained
Ace . me -jauK you saw tne otner through President WiUtn. "msident
day the Toad is our gnat helr on , W1joii,' he uplJiined. ''received an
the ground, and the 'Aee' in the air.j appeal from the women of Ireland al
Hoth of them are soldiers in the School i most a year ago. The message was de
liardeu Army just as niueh as you livere.l to him in Hrson by the pe
jtioners amonj; whom was nv aister, a
"Isn't it wonderful to know- all i member of the ex.vt:li- Ioi.ii.-il nf
than to the multiplication of those sums by manuf actur-1 vorv ZfZ
fnl too," said the Fairy. "1 am sure the Irish queation 1 Drills': question.
you and Millv and iSob would never "The womi-n of lrelnmi tmlv nro
want to hurt any of the creatures that j appealing to their sisters here in Am-
ucii. us . ii.iuu uui some ooys, wuo enea and to the w imen of the world"
are either wi. ked or thoughtless, shoot j Miss O'Brennan is Known in Port
birds with sliiijfs or with stones. When 'lRd as the advisor and iriend of Dr.
ever' you see a boy doing that, tell him I Marie Kqui (luriiijt the .'attef'a trial
the story of the 'Garden Ace' and f!fur sedition. Miss O'Biei.i.an left I'ort-
aiu sure he will not want to do it 'land following a heaiinjr brought by
the board of iinmigriitun 011 the charge
that she was an i.mRVnable alier.
ers and dealers in the process of passing them on to the
consumer.
Charging that American labor is too conservative,
Jean Longuet, French deputy and pan-European labor
leader, says "Gompers is too conservative. We are un
able to reach common ground for action. I find him en
tirely out of sympathy with our cause." And the chances
are good that Longuet and his fellow radicals will have
further ground to mourn the lack of sympathy for their
cause among American workers. Whatever may be its
grievance against present economic conditions, the think
HUNTING A HUSBAND
BV MAT DOUGLAS
WAYS AND MEANS
HAZEL GREEN NOTES-
(Capital Journal Special Service) .
Hazel Green Or. Aug. 14. 15. V.
Zeilinski and family motored to IStay-
ton sunnay to visit relutives. Airs.
ONE CENT IN FREIGHT RATES.
There is a current impression that much of the in
creased cost of commodities to the consumer is due to
the higher freight rates. Needless to say, it has been
cherfully fostered by dealers in many lines.
.Tmt hnw mnrh Vffprt. this mi t icnlar factor has had
fm the situation mav be learned from a statement made by Airplanes are being used to locate "moonshine" stills
. . . .. .. . . I : il,.. .T A 1 1 .J : L .J.
Julius Kruttschmitt, chairman of the Southern I'acinc m uie mtiuiuains pi Aiauama, atx-utuuig w jus rvpuriH
An Iowa newspaper tells of a family of Hollanders
by the name of Damm which came to that state four years
ago with a capital of $80 and rented a farm. And just
the other day this same family bought the farm of 400
acres, paying $GO,000 for itwhich is a Damm good ex
ample for other renters to follow.
The federal grab-net has reached out and collared its
first profiteer, a retail grocer in one of the smaller New
York towns. Now that we know the principle is workable
let's see if the net is not strong enough to hold some of
the big fish in the puddle.
It wi.a a long walk. But usually Dr.
Bixby got his nir.il at four o'clock. I
should see liiiu ligniu.
Lately I have seen him often. We
have talked of many thi gs, life and
rt and doctoring: But never love.
I don't bolievc the doctor can love.
I hae seen interest in those red brown
eyes. I have even awakened enthus
iasm. But besides that nothing.
fSiua Lane, I said to myself,
: a: a : ii i. l j i- .jj
nig uuiuuii 01 American lauor is not yet reauy to auu, T ,liu,, , , nQ.nffi,. fw.
evitv John Shell that is the old gentleman's name--1 revolution and bloodshed to the existing chaotic con-'non. Th ericket kept me company Zeiiiuski a aunt and uneie of Haiem"
ewlixn ;avn voirs nhf TIk pldost son is in his ninetieth cUtions in an effort to attain the state of anarchistic free-1 with their steady aiuiiiing. The breeM"'''.!''''!"! lbw-, , ....
SaVS ne IS l.iU V CaiS 01(1. Illb eiUlM Wll ia l" i , ,, i , . . , . , -r, . , , , j . . 4 , Mril- White and three craud children
dom mat is reDresented nv Kussian holsnpvism. " eom tasseis, nodding townra. ;. Mi..nim .n,i iw7 t.. r
year, inciuuing ureat-gitai laim U.IWU", u..v..
U said to have 200 descendants living in his section of
the country. He has always been an outdoors man of
temperate habits. Today he is said to have excellent eye
fight, steadv nerves and general good health.
George' Washington was. in his first term of presi
dency when this ancient man was born. When the civil
war broke out John Shell was already too old to fight in
't. The changes that have occurred in the progress of
civilization during the course of his life are too numer
ous to mention. History, invention and science have
made such progress as it would take volumes to describe.
With all due deference to Mr. Shell's years and ver
'acity, it is quite possible-that he has made a mistake
about his age. Even if he were a quarter of a century
younger than he asserts, he would still have been born in
a day when people were much less particular about re
rm-ilW births than th,?v are today. Unless there is an
authentic family record to be found somewhere it will be;
. - . . A 1 1 . A L
difficult to verity John's age. it is an interesting point,
nevertheless, and the Geographic Society is doing well to
learn the facts.
The Oregonian says an agreement is near on the
peace treaty; that only 20 more republican are needed to
ratify the pact. How they reconcile the two statements
is as clear as mud. "
Anita Malcolm and Bert Loonev of
Salem spent Kunday at 0. 0. Looney 'a.
A hi n Van Cleave and Miss Luc I la
Eatou were united in marriage Sunday
at the Baptist parsonage in HaJetu. The
bride is a daughter of Thomas Eaton
while the groom is the only boh of
A, T. Van ( leave a prominent logan
berry grower of this vicinity. The best
wishes of their friend go with them.
(5uy Sleppy and family started by
auto last week on their return trip to
California.
Miss Emma Fisher went to 1'liilo-
"wluit hnvo you done in these weeks at nigth Tuesday to sojourn for few
The vaudeville actors of New York and other cities
have organized a union and struck. Theatre-goers gen
erally will entertain the hope that the strike in a majority
of cases will be permanent.
Somebody says that cotton will go up to $1 a pound
unless the government regulates the price. Remember
when the coton belt was pleading "Buy a bale at ten
cents?"
in his annual report
"No coin," he says, "is small enough to represent any
j Seems like a rather flighty idea
RIPPLING RHYMES
By Walt Mason
ENVIRONMENT!
Chile and Spain have just added their o. k. to the'j
League of Nations. Not great powers, perhaps, but re
spectable and in every way eligible to membership.
Anybody who can lick old General High Prices now
will be as big a man as Foch.
when children want me. And T know
! whv vou wanted nie, too. You want to
THE STORIES IHE
DFAVDROPSTOlDi:
(Written for tha United States
Hchool (Mrrten Army, Depart
ment of the laterior.)
children what 1 and mv failie
1 1 told you isn 't that it f
"They want to come here and ace
mi thev say there are no fairies in
their gardens."
"Have any of them looked!"
''They said so."
''I am sure they eould not have look
ed in the right way. r they would have
I hear men say, sometimes, ' Great Scott I This is the
village God forgot! There is no chance for me to rise, in
this old burg of niossback guys." Then they go forth,
Uwn a day, to fairer pastures far away; and there they
find things just as bad as in their own abandoned grail
It cuts no ice where genius dwells; we'll always see it
wearing bells. The man who has the goods may go to
lccpi'r U'nwto nr nviM eimu' nml thurn Vi'irnr nut Viij nmrt.
. . , , ... , , , , , , . I found fa.ru s .it a vou did. r.a. a
est sign, and he will find that trade is line. Ours is a j dolly ueets the garden 'ace' ciuui must fi..,i the fairiea in it.- own
quiet dreamy town, but it would hold no fellow down. If! - :, , : trn-n" ; n'h" . h "hf:
1 .. J , ,. .,, ii Polly was finding the garden more ; cried, standing ui and waving her hand
home youth shows the proper fire, with wrench or ham- ,,, ,,,, illtrrc,ti(1g. Wl, heard other at something h,gl, ..p . the air. -There
mer, brush or lyre, men drop their work for half a day, to little Bin talking at.ut their gardens. ! ol,r '':'" . , . ...
1 i . i t. -jr",! . ... " . ., . . , v ')u' w bat " cried 1H1I)' forgetting
help him upward on his way. W ith proper stuffing in rimt mate h.-r i,iS that th,. hma1iM.n
your head, there isn't anv town so dead that vou can't cut P"1''" -''-h wiouged to wiiy and , Th Br.iea Ace. him skinuuing
. j ; . , x i i i noli and a little to herself shoui.i
a swath right there, and nineteen kinds of laurels wear.i.(. a very n...- one -as fi.u as a-.y gar
And in the deadest, grayest town a man may win a world !a,:u ,lliN"; l,r ,,f hi,"l',,it
T. v ' i . i led Mutes school 'garden armv.
renown. If you, fair reader, where you are, can t hitch itut ,.oe 0f the other children ,0,.,,.
your waffon to a star, vou couldn't do the trick in Cork.,,J ' km '''' n1"-" ! i''"
m Uoston, Joplin or New York. llZt the'.u
Harriet's! Almost a mouth. 1 have
innde ouo friend Norma Curewe. I
cheeked it off on my fingers. And I
have learned more about men."
A man may think it cute if you shud
der at a mouse; but ho is disgusted if
you fail in a crisis. Yes, Constance
1) wight and the accident she, with a:z
her exouisitieness, hud lost Dr. Bixby.
Been use she had no gelf-controL She
had screamed mid moaned when little
Tod hurt himself. -Wlic hud covered ucr
faeo with her hands.
Ves, pluckjs essential. And flattery.
What a wonderful weapon! If it iB
followed by n delicate, laughing raillery,
flirtation with another man ,and flat-
terv again.
ho 1 hud luugiied in my sleeve, the
afternoon tho doctor spent iu explaining
the working of submurines to roe. I
knew as much as he. But I swallowed
all my knowledge. I listened with wrapt:
interest.
A game n game all of it. But a
fus.-iiuitiiig gitine. Aad in the end! 1
cunie lo a dead standstill ill the rutty
rond. If I knew so much about it, why
was he doctor not at my. feet Ho
likes me. He is interested in me. But
Hint is all. 1 have more to learu much
more.
1 looked up. Dr. Bixby was striding
up the road toniud me. The color ilr.ni
ed to my checks. I felt "caught in the
net. '
" Why So guilty-looking, Miss Sully f "
asked the doctor. So my fnce- was tell
tab-.
Itut he had said, "Miss Sally." Fer
haps
"I'll go along with you to the post
office," he said. And we walked brisk
ly along the sunny road.
1 am going to be absolutely natural
for fiiwc. I thouuht. 1 have used all mv
know if I am .Milling to tell the other , ltt(, dodges. Now I shnll be myself.
have(Kimply Sara
V hat fun we had!
days with friends oa Cedar ereek.
Mrs. Gregory of Hulem spent Monday
with her father, Dan Rogers and a sis
ter, who -just arrived from. New York
state.
Mrs. Buell who has been visiting her
daughter Mra. Rose Chapman returned
to Sheridan Friday.
Mrs. Adah Jones returned Thursday
from Portland.
Miss Mildred Williamson returned
Friday from Stayton.
Mra. W. W. Bosebraugh, Mrs; Bich
mond, Eliza Hoxie and Mrs. Loter of
Salem attended tho W. M. A. picnic
here Friday.
Mra. Martha Wolf recently celebrat
ed her 67th birthday. Her three sons
and one daughter were home for the
festive occasion.
Mrs. Mary Kevits, Robert and Henry
Sims, and Archie Pottninn came from
various points to attend the funeral
of Lawrence Hims Sunday.
Irs. Alice I'arinenter ' sister anil
little daughter are visiting at the home
of George Farnienter.
FAIRVIEW NEWS NOTES
The good man is ahwys
sincere
1MPEBIALES
MOUTHP1C.CC
CIGADLTTCS
are made of good tilings.
Good tobacco, perfectly
blended pure mais paper to
wrap it and 8 mouthpiece to
cool the emoke of it A ciga
rette manufactured to excel.
10or 13c
The John Bollman Co. Branch
rsclf should throtieh the air. How fast he ees aad
how beautiful he in."
''Why that is just a Swallow." said
Dolly. "What makes vou call him an
ce"
'Because he is one of our best hell
When Dully told them i ,n fichtine anainst our enemies," said for w hut f
stories the different fairies t(,P Fairv. ! .Tomorrow Facing the Truth.)
una t.Mit nor, some or mem laugneu ''Have vou enemies up in the air!
The doctor threw
aside his dignity. We raced down the
road. We filched apples from Farmer
Brown's. We imitated an ugly flock of
gui iea hens. In short, we were happy,
care free children!
When we came out of the post office,
the doctor ruised his hat.
"I must leave yon here," he sai.T.
"I'm going to se-e Constance Dwight.
IWiiutiful girl, isn't she!"
"Yes, lovely," I an-were.l throwing
all the enthusiasm I could into my
voice.
And I took the road home. I wn
dered along forlornly. 8o I had failed!
I was just some one to play with a
jolly companion to be forgotten as soon
as imule.
My th run t felt a if I could not swal
low. It was not the dust.
I l,iie used mv let efforts. And all
B9nSifB hurt her feelings. Home of then. ,,kp(1 ,vily much p,U.
I said she dreamed it all whirh she Some of them manage to gi't
fTm mTmm?mmmlmmmrm'mmmm mmmmmlmm,mmm Hinrit was a mistake. And some begged ne ir," said the Fairy. 'lti
t
LADD'& BUSH
BANKERS
Established 1SGS
General Banking Business
Commencing June ICth Banking Hours will be
from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.
Sein Finn And Sedition
Will Be Her Mission
WRECKERS ATTACK LAND
MARK ERECTED IN 1857
. TO CLEAR PROGRESS WAY
Another old bind mark is being form
down in the progress Halom is making
to become a- modern city. This ia tho
old twp story frame building at tho
corner of South Commercial and Trad
streets, now owned by the Salem Watet
Light & Power company.
The building in which the present of
fice of the water company is ioeuted is
owned by the Oregon l'ulp 4 Paper
company and will be used this fall by
the paper company for an office. Find
ing it neeessaryto secure other quarter,
the water company decided to buiht ra
lis .roM-ny Ji.ni urnwi lilt- Biiri-i 111,1m
its present office. The building wilt
be of concrete and brick and will fuco
25 feet on Commerciul with a depth of
about 50 feet.
The old frame now being orn down
is one of the laud marks of the city. It
was built about 1857 by W. K. Smith. a
wealthy druggist of those days and for
a short time used s a hotel.
Along in 18ft".!, about the time of tho
great flood, when boats ran up as far
as Willametto University, the building
hnd -beea made into a home and waa
occupied by the mother of former Gov
ernor T. T. (Jeer and the mothor of
Mrs. (leorge J. I'earee.
In later years, along- In the early "am
the building was used by Maurice
Klinger a the first brewery iu tho
northwest. After serving as a brewery
many years, it became a lodging pluco
fur Charles Walker, a carriage painter,
well known throughout this section of
the state.
In late years it was acquired by tho
water company and for some time stood
vacant until occupied recent'y by an au
tomobile firm. . .
To Improve Tour LUestion
"For years my digestion was so poor
that I could only eat the lightest foods
I tried everything th'it 1 l.iar.l of to
get relief, but not -..r.til about a year
ago w llen I saw Clmii i evlain 's Tab
lets advertised and ''or a li.iltle of them. ,
aid I find the rijlit trial r'lent. Sine
(Cijiital Journal Special Service)
Fairfield, Or., Aug. 14. Miss lot
Parker and nephews Donald and
Stewart Jameson returned to their
home in Portland after a mouth's vif.it
at H. F. Pnrkers.
W. A. Mothken of )l)ugone -while'
traveling to Portland had the n.ist'or- taking them my d'est'oi. is fine."
tune to tie nit tne ruilioos rods in his Airs. Hlnnche Mower., Iinrnnn, I a.
Ford which overturned their car
smashing up the top and wind shield
and steering gear. John Imlah put
the car into ?hape after several hours
delay and they went on iheit way. No
one was hurt.
Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Lufhy and little
daughter of Stayton, Mrs. I.uthy and
Mrs. Manan of Salem were guests of
D. B. DuKette'a Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Parker made a
business trip to Brooks Saturday.
Mra. H. . Wrightson of Portland
and son Hernias, who recently returned
from France and Mr. and Mrs. Jos, 11 u
gill of Woo.lburn were visitors at
John Imlah's Mondav.
Misji Merle Du Kette spent the first
Larue Curbs Ambition Of
Meehan To Meet Dempsey
Oakland, Cal., Aug. 14. A real lucinf
with all thp trimmings and knowduWBt
was given Willie Meehan by Fat Larue,
whom Willie and most of the fans pick
ed ps pie for the fat Friscan. Kntering
the ring In perfect shape Larue plaster
ed Meehan the entire route, and in tho
fourth, Meehan was groggily hanging
on.
VIOLATED GAME LAWS
or tne woe visiting menus at lorvai Thp 0o,(l El.IM)f.,r as the fot
lis. The Imlah family reunion was held , ,(m ju(f My eonr(,rBi.,a ?orm,r rri.
niiiiiiay on tne river, a oounteous pic-H,,,.nt. ,inmr urde , Adam, broke tho
nic dinner was served or wntcn .in u-ia-.v i,, : , ,.,, fn..t.
fing nf Wes Hill, " Botes'' Bump. ktS
father, A. Kanip of Paletu, and also a
younger Ramp, for having in their
lMMRj.inn th fnrrnt. .f tine Th m-
of Fordson tractors are Lenard Mahnny d(,r Ramp bpinf ldi tho
menibers of the familv were present. A
dip in the river was enjoyed by old and
young.
Those in this section who are owners
Max Lenard DuBette Bros. Frank and
.lames Muhony, evil purchased one
Tuesday.
EXTRA SESSION UNXIRELT
harge nganst him r.u di'missed while
the younger Ramp was abl let off with
an admonition, but Hill and "Butch"
Ramp were arrai;n"d before Jnslieo
Dye and given the limit in fines,
and posts. With th rvc -i tion of tl,
however, the fine was m( ended pend
ing good behavior. Rositurg w.
FOKD JURY CHARGED
up in
Hut the
(to be allowed to come to her garden 'Are' .bx'-i.'t stay up there all the
and see the fait.es for thcmscUes. time. Ilon't vou him sw.h.. some
Dolly thought it would not be polite times, Then 'lis is catching bogs and
to iuMte anv of the other children un- j amaf fi,. thst lav dangerous eggs on
til she had asked the fairy queen. She our leaves or soii etiiues he gets the
did not know how to find the queen. . aphids you know what they are off
because slie uly came when she had (),, leaves."
m, thing articu!r to say. Before j What does he .U w ith them ?"
U'ollv went to bed at nodit she wa I fMU iI.ao. ia h.s little birds
wishing km. I that ihe i.ueea niittht b . ii fnu hi. ,th full as it willlof the Woman's IriS ftlnrj-tional lea
in the garden in the morning. Mie had ko!d of inse ts and then carries thnii to I pie w ill be her wo-k ia Portland, she
a teclmg that if she wishe hard i B' ta,i, jn the ehtnmev. I wonder if dwlared. Durinu t'lf p4 several
enoiiiih the beautiful fsry would B.i .....!, I Ko u..-i.,.i if I should tell I months. Mis 0'Bren!tn ha beew
I .... i . i!i.. itt il .nt'-j in, iii! i..'t .if 1 nil
vou now HiailT iln.ee. one person rmimil'- " i i ,
in a swallow's moi lh as it was oa itsifoniia women to th.:.. l.,ie. (
wav to feed the little birds " she is a sister-in law of Famen
'Oh. do tell me'" cried DoMr, j'Vannt who eninmani'- I the Eolith Dub i
"Well, in the first place there ere'l' volnni.vr. dHa t '? Ksster week j
inu.retmn in 1 v 5 i and wh. was exe-
( Portland Ire .i.niin)
To iimmole Sinn Feii propaganda
Mis Kathleen 0"1r-iun of Ireland,
arrived ia Portland jeste'djy. She is
the woman represe'i.ative and speaker
for the Irish repn'l: at l.Mkcd by the
Sinn Fein movement. Thi tirganisation
Si.oknne, Wash., Aug. 14. Governor
Hart will not call a special suffrage ses
sion of the legislature "until it is sp
parent there will probably be a reason
able umber of states to raitfy this
men!." The governor told George 8.. Mount Clemens, Mich., Aug. 14!.-
t'snfield, democratic chairman here, Judge Tucker began charging the jurr
that the session will be "given due eon
i. It-ration.1
n the Denrr Ford-Chicago Tribune anil-
bon dollar libel suit here, shertly after
! o'clock todav. The court mom was
Mcdford's airplane ii-s carried IS packed,
passengers, the oldest hei ig i. H. Bovle,' 1
so, and the youngest ha.t.ara Owens, S,Wf0rgt Jf B'dV At HoH!8
iconic, .sine emioia, thcte nhe was:
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