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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
Salmon Prices Up.

Astoria-At meeting of the Colum-
bia River Gamers the selling prices for
canned salmon were fixed at the follow
ing rates per dozen: Tails, $165; flats,
$1.75; halves, $105; plain ovals, $3.50;
key ovals, $2.35; nominals, $3.50;
squats, $175. Compared with last sea
sons prices these figures are an advance
of 15 cents on tails and flats, cents on
halves and 10 cents on ovals and nom
inals.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
Rock Springs Strike Ends.

Omaha, June 10.--At a meeting in
Omaha Saturday between ID. o. Clark
general manager of the Southern Pa
cific Coal Company and Thomas Glib
son, president of District No. %, of
the United Mineworkers of America,
the strike in the coal mines of Rock
Springs, Wyo., was brought to tenn
porary settlement and work will be
resumed Monday.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
Astoria Regatta.

Astoria-A mass meeting of citizens
was held Saturday night and it was de-
cided to hold the annual regatta during
the coming August in connection with
the sangerfest of the Norwegian sing
ing societies of the Pacific Coast. A
committee of nine was appointed to Sc
lect chairman and secretary of the re-
gatta and to request the Congressional
delegation to ask the Navy Department
to send one or more warships to Astoria
at that time
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
S 500 An Ace.

Oregon City-State Treasurer Geo.
A. Steel has sold his 32-acre farm
near Medium station, on the line of
the o. w. p. division of the Portland
Railway, Light & Power Company, to
an Eastern man for $4,000.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
Dair,in1 in Marion,

! Oregon City-E. M. and Chambers
Howell have purchased a 100-acre
dairy farm in Marion county at JEFF
, ferson, and the place will be oper-
ated as a dairy ranch. The land is
valued at $4,000.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
Lane Timber Land.

Eugene-John w. Blodgett. of
Grand Rapids, Mich, has just sold to
the Booth Kelly Lumber Company
6,199 acres of timberland lying in
townships 20, 21, 22 and 23.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
First WooI Pool Sold.

William Brown & Co., of this
city, have bought the Scio wool pool,
10000 pounds, at 214 cents. This is
the first pool of Valley wool sold this
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
New Carrier at Holbrook.

hington-Herman w. Gaus
has been appointed regular, Oscar
Folkenberg substitute, rural free de-
livery carrier, route one, at Holbrook
Oregon.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
Hood River Berries at So

Hood River.-Strawberry receipts
today were 1900 crates. The berries
went at 81 per crate, one carload ship
ment being made.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
STORMS WORK HAVOC.
Thirty or More klIed-Houses Total
y Demolished by Tornado.

Chicago, June 10.--Twenty-nine
known dead and 40 persons injured
constitute the list of casualties re-
sulting from storms of tornado Sc
verify which swept over Southern IL
linois and Indiana and Central Ken
tucky last week. These storms came
in the shape of cloudbursts, high
winds and electrical disturbances
The property damage will reach many
thousands of dollars. Houses were
swept away, bridges demolished and
thousands of acres of growing crops
destroyed.
Gradyville, KY, was the worst suf-
ferer. A cloudburst deluged that
village of IT'S people shortly after
midnight and 21 persons were
drowned.
At New Minden, H., tornado this
morning killed five persons and in
jured half dozen others.
At York, ILL.,, on the Wabash river,
three persons were killed and 80 in
jured by tornado which descended
upon the town last night.
At Duquoin, Ill, many houses
were blown down around the out
skirts of the town and four persons
were injured.
York, ILL.,, June 10.-Three per-
sons are dead and eight fatally in
jured as a result of tornado which
practically wiped out this town last
night The loss to property is esti
mated at $150,000.
The storm broke while most of the
IN ft,,n 70
lilies were buried in ruins of houses.
The storm lasted less than four min
utes.
The Methodist Episcopal church
was demolished and the proprietor of
a saloon across the street was hurled
his door into thick hedge
so feet away.
Many horses and cattle were blown
away, and the carcasses apparently
fell into the Wabash river.
Louisville, KY, June 10.-Twenty-
one persons were killed, the village
devastated and several thousand
acres of crops ruined by cloudburst
hat descended on Gradyville, KY,
and vicinity last night. All the dead
we're residents of Gradyville.
The disaster was due to Big Creek,
ordinarily small stream, which
was swollen by recent rains. When |
he cloudburst occurred the creek |
ook new course with the impetus !
If tidal wave.
The inhabitants of Gradyville near |
Y all were abed when the waters |
struck the place, carving away six
arge residences, mill and a num-
yer of smaller houses. Nearly all the
'ictims were drowned, but four were
rushed by the collapse of dwellings,.
Nashville, H., June 10.-A tor
ado swept over New Minden, seven
niles north of this city, at o'clock
his morning, killing five persons and !.
njuring several. A number of F.
Ouses were demolished
The storm struck the northern
ortion of the town and most of the
ouses destroyed were cottages. In
he town the German Lutheran
hurch was badly damaged the roof
eing blown off. The church bell
yas hurled through the large pipe
rgan below, badly damaging it. On
ne north side of the church the par
chial school was demolished These {
uildings were practically the only !
nes in the village proper that were ;
amaged.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29

Para trspichesy desmenusadorasLCen
trL Guinea. San Vicente, ..Juanita,
Cambslache, Resolpei6n J BuenaVista
Para. CalentadOrsJ AafaY eft,
e. Arroyo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29
AguaS Minera|eS de BurIada

Proceden de los famosos manantiales de Burlada Navarra) siendo
Las prneras de TODD eli territorio Vasco-Navarro (tan rice en- fuentes mi.
nerales) en- que aparece como eemento minepalizador el YODo.
Hsas aguas tenen gran consunoe en- distintos paises de America, e-
Eedalmente en- Cuba y MEXICO, donde medicos eminentes las reoomien-
dan e~ e&aaaa f@'a geaienes del eadmego (gasuaigias, d~ispepsas, ca.
tarros gasaicos) eo"so Aans6i<n de Ia ugfgay Ia OlwG (catarros vexicales,
coteos ~nefrfdcos, et) & 4aaAsene las del hqad.
Son de muy agradabe SAILOR; y aunque generalmente Sc toman en- las
conidas, ms9cladas cor I'm poquito de vino, pueden tamblen tomarse so.
las y q cualquiera bora, ~produciendo en- todos los easos satsfactorios re.
sultados.
1mportadores en- Puerto Rico,
Sucesores do T. luncos & Co.
Cruz ~, San Juan r. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-29

Para Triple dsctosi tachos, bombay
accessories ! Csnnales, lafayette, Arroyo,
Iuanita, Bayam6n,I Plazuela,.. Barcsloneta,
San Vicente, VeggsBaj, Provideneia, Patti
Las lUesdiaI Yabueoai Busna Vista CO.
rOizatI
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TRADE CONDITIONS.
n. q. Dun a Co.'s weeuiy Report Of
r.lgtt ISIS OutIook

II. q. Dun a Co.'s weeuiy Report Of
rLsia ISIS Outlook.
NEW YORK, Iune-1.-R. G.. Dun 4
Co.'s report for Tie week says that sea-
sonable merchandise goes into dlstrIbu-
ton slowly, which causes accumulation
OF spring and summer dry goods and
millinery In the hands OF dealers and
retards collections, while making OPP
eratlons for fall and winter much more
conservative. At some points the last
week OF May brought pronounced Inn
provement In commercial activity, but
the holiday retarded recovery and
progress is slow. On Monday securi-
ties fell to about the lowest average
since 1904, which was attributed Ia
the violent advance In wheat, and that
In turn was charged 10 the unfayorable
weather. Agricultural disaster was
predicted because the official records
showed this 10 be The coolest spring
since 1882, but In that year the lead.
Ing crops established the highest fig
ures OF yield up to that time.
Increased difficulty In securing de.
llveries Is noted In the cotton goods In.
dustry, most mills being sold so far
ahead that buyers are apprchenslve re
gardlng supplies. which prevents the
high level OF prices from having thu
natural effect of producing conserva'
tism.
Footwear manufacturers are making
small concessions on light weight
goods, In some cases ms much Ms II
cents pair being deducted on low
grade satin shoes, but most reductions
did not exceed 2is TO cents, and
heavy shoes are unchanged.
Prices continued advancing when the
week opened, and all high records for
the year were surpassed ON Monday by
options OF grain and cotton. The sen
satlonal movement OF wheat was the
feature. some deliveries rising 20 cents
a bushel above the price year ago.
Liabilities OF commercial failures
thus FAR reported for May amounted e
$s.i46.s07. OF which S3.s00,s73 were IA
manufacturing. $3.0I5.O7e IN trading
and Si,17i.s45 In other commercia'
lines. Failures this week numbered
i65 In the United States against IL.
last year and 10 In Canada compared
with ~ year ago.
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HOW CAN
YOU DO IT.

Here arc some figures from The best
sources possible thst ought - set you
70 thinking II you have kidney discase.
DIR LOOMS OF Bellevue Hospital
states from clinical Observations and
. large number OF agtoposiss % Belle
vue that nine. tsnths Of men and vo-
men over 20 have Brlght's Disease 10
some form SEQ Denver Medical
Times, December, 1903, p. 3oi.
And the census shows that over nine
tenths OF all the deaths from kidney
disease the last census year we're real.
" due 70 Brighrs Disease, viz, 5000
out OF 90, ooo.-See U. 3. Census for
1900.
Although DR. LOOMS IL On auihoriiy
and 10 IL prcsumptuons, yet We cannol
believe with him that nine enths OF oil
people over 40 have Brigtt's Disease.
We think no would have bcen nearer
the facts n he had said that nine.tcntbs
of all people having kidney trouble
have Bright's Disease, for the census
figures cannot be denied and show con.
ciusively that nlpe-tcnths OF all the
dead from kidney troubles had Briehts
Disease.
How on eartn, then, can people with
kidney trouble afford 10 take anything
but Fulton's Renal Compound, The on
~ known specific for Bright's Diseased
II IL superseding kidney medicines
We are the agents. w. l.. Gokay and
u. A. Quinlsn druggists agents foI
Bennington.
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COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
Pennsylvania University Wins Track
Meet nd Boston.

Meet nj BOSTON.
BOSTON, June 3.--Flve star athletes
from the University OF Pennsylvania
won the intercollegiate track and field
championship In the Harvard Stadium
In what proved to be series OF the
most wonderful athletic performances
ever accomplished on the American
clnder track. New intercollegiate fig
| ures were written IN six out OF thirteen
events. and one more record would
have gone down, that OF the high huf-
dies, had not the officials decided that
the runners were too much favored by
the wind.
Pennsylvania had splendid fight for
first place with seven men from the
University OF Michigan, and the red
and blue beat out the maize and the
blue by four points, the Quakers scor-
Ing n total OF 80 TO 20 for Michigan.
Yale was good third with % points,
while Cornell failed TO come up 20 ex-
pectatlons and finished fourth with 10
points. Princeton, with 10 points, and
Syracuse. with points, beat out IIar-
yard, which earned only Z points.
Swarthmore. with q; Dartmouth. with
3; Amherst, with 4; Williams. with 2,
and Johns Hopkins, with I, finished In
that order
Intercollegiate records were broken
In the one mile run. the shotput, the
quarter mile run. the two mile run. the
high jump and the pole vault. Garrells
Of Michigan ran the high hurdles IN
~ Is seconds. but Kracnzlein's record
OF IL 20 seconds will remain the inter
collegiate figures. Several OF the other
events were almost up 10 new marks,
the 100 yard dash being run I'm 10 sec
onds, the half mile In minute 5Tsi
seconds. and the others were not az all
safe. Some OF the old marks were
beaten out by suci margins that II
seems probable the new figures Will
stand for some years 10 come. For In.
stance. the shot put record was better
cd 5is inches. the polo vault an inch
while the time In the one mile run
was cut by IS seconds and the two
mile mark by : Is seconds
II was truly n day OF individual ef
fort. and the strong and fast men Of
the leading colleges Wed with each
other In gathering In points. Captain
Garrclls OF Michigan led the field by
winning ~ out Of the 20 points for the
maize and blue. Garrclls won boil
hurdle events from such fast men as
shaw Of Dartmouth aud Hubbard Of
Amherst. The sturdy Michigan ath
lete also showed his strength In the
shot put by getting second place over
Stephenson OF Harvard The othc'
star Of the meet was Haskins Of Penn
sylyanla. who won the one mile and
half mile runs and captured 10 points
for the red and blue.
Cartmell Of Pennsylvania equaled
IIasklns' record by winning both The
dashes and 10 more points for N,
Quaker team.
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RICHMOND. Va. June 3.-wiIlIam
Jennings Ryan spoke here before q
crowd Of more than 1000 men az the
city Auditorium. The meeting was
under the auspices Of the Y. NJ. q A.
On the PLATFORM sat a number Of prom.
inent men, among them Governor
Swanson. Mayor Mccarthy and Lieu.
tenant Governor EIlyson. who intrciuc,
I'd the speaker. Mr.. Bryan made no a.
fusion 10 the Confederacy and did no,
touch on the subject OF the war. His
subject was The Prince Of Peace
which developed Into defense Of
Christianity. There were not lacking.
however. remarks OF a political nature,
and Mt Bryan proddcd the trusts
President Roosevelt and Mr.. Rocke
Teller. whose money he referred 10 n
tainted" Tho address evoked cheers
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international che.. a, o.,erd.

oSTEND. Belgium. June AIT the
conclusion OF the play at the Interna-
tlonal chcssmasters' championship tour.
nament ne the Kursaal here Carl
Schlechier Of Vienna led the van. Ills
game with Burn Of Liverpool was
drawn. while that between Dr. Tar.
rasch and Janowski remained uninisli.
ri IN an even position. The American,
Marshall. succeeded In winning his
game against Tschlgorin. the Russlnu
champion. Games won: Sclilechtcr. y,
Tarrasch. Z: Janowskl. 90: Burn. ga
Marshall. ): Tschlgorln. Z.
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Weak Women

TO wsak and aIlinr women. there Is at least one
war 10 help. BIN with that way. two treatments.
must be combined. One Is local. one Is constitu'
ronai. but both are important. both essential.
Dr.. shoop's Night euro Ia the Local.
DR., shoops Restorative. the Constitutional
Thsfomcr--Dr. shoop's sht Curc-isa topical
mucous membrane supposiiory rcmcdy. while Or.
Shops Restorative 10 wholly an internal treat
nsnt Tho Restorative reaches throughout the
sntirs system. seeking the repair Of all nerve
Ill tissue. and al blood ailments.
The Might Cure. ~ its name implies. docs lts
work while you sleep. II soothes sore and innam-
a mucous surfaces. heals local weaknesses and
discharges. whils the Restorative. sases nervous
sxsitemont gives renewed visor and ambition.
builds up wasted tissues. bringing about renewed
arsnsth visor. and energy. Take DR.. Shops
Rsstontivs-Tabists or Liorid-sfA general tonic
70 the system For positive local help. use Nc well
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The "reminiscences OF the late Carl
schurz now appearing In McClure's
magazine furnlsh some Interesting
reading In the June number In the des-
cription given OF the operations OF the
Eleventh corps ct the battle OF Chan
cellorsvllle. The corps Was command.
cd by Major General o. o. Howard,
who Is we'll known 70 vermonters from
his long residence In Burlington while
Schurz commanded one division OF Tho
corps. Gen schurx lays the blame for
the Union defeat 70 Gen. Towards In.
competence 10 falling 70 realize the
importance OF Stonewsll Jackson's
banking movement after Il was known
that Jackson was turning tho Union
right, which was composed OF Howard Q
corps. Gen. Schurz declares that he
himself read 10 Howard the order from
Gen. Hooker's headquarters calling
Howard's attention 70 the movement
OF Jackson's troops around the federal
right aud directing Howard 10 prepare
his forces 10 receive the Confederate
attack. Notwithstanding thlsl How
ard remained inactive and KEEP, his
corps facing south instead OF chang
Ing front 10 the west when Il was evil
dent Jaekson's attack would be from
tho west The consequence was that
when Jackson's onso, came late In the
afternoon OF May 2, 1853 the entire
UnIon right vas telescoped and driven
back 10 confusion aud only the &C.
cldental shooting Of stone~all Jack
son by his own mon 10 the carly even
ipg saved the Eleventh corps from
capture and the whole Union army
under Hooker from being driven Into
The Rappahannock. AZ IL was Hooker
barely saved his army from annihlI
alton by . hurried withdrawal across
The river.
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n.rreea mi-..lf A..,..

BOISE. Ida. June s.-The work Of
procuring a jury In the case Of william
n. Haywood, charged with the murder
Of former Governor steunenbcrs. was
resumed this morning Haywood. who
was iIi Saturday. Il himself again. Al.
though a little drawn and pale as q re
suit Of the medicine and the opiatc-
administered 20 relieve him from the
acute pains which he suffered. he was
out early In front Of the courthopss ana
walked In the sun. Judge Fremont
Wood has stated that he IL determined
a jury shall be procured today II pos-
nble.
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People live as long as they ever
did, probably. In the old days, men
were proud Of their years, and In i'd
dition to telling their age, probably
stretched IL q little. We know plenty
OF people who are probably rs old as
Methuselah, II they would admit It,
Atchison Globe.
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uarL.,t a.a .Il.. a, T.ppI..

NEW YORK. June B. - Harold H.
IIackeit and John Appleton Allen per
mancntly won the New York cham
plonshlp doubles bowls In the chal
lengr match on the courts % the New
York lawn Tennis club. In SUCCESS
fully defending their holdings Of the
trophies for the third consecutive time
the oil Yale players defeated Thco
dorc Roosevelt Fell and Robert IL Hoy
2 sets 20 1. the score being 10, "a
O. Ga
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Coli. Won National s,.Iuo. stake.

NEW YORK. June 2. - James H.
Kecnc's Colin. true arlstocrat Of the
thoroughbred world. won the tenth run
ming OF the rich National Stallion
stakes nc Belmont park. lie raced
neck and neck with Harry Payne Whit
ney's Bar None for three OF the Ave
furlongs and then. drawing away In
commanding style. won easily by three
lengths In the fast timc-of - seconds
n new track record.
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w. ". Ward Of Dycrnburg. Tenn.
wrltcs: This ~ 20 certify that ! have
used Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup for
chronic constipation and II has proven
without a doubt. 10 be thorough,
practical remedy for this trouble aud
II II with pleasure I offcr my console.
ntious rcfercnce."-,1l. A. QuiDlan.
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rr..rh D.,sy wo. n, u.ra..,.

CHANTILLY. June 3.-The Prlx de
Jockey club Qhe French Derby. a race
for three year.olds. NJ one aud half
miles. resulted yesterday IA the uncx.
pccied victory Of Maurice Ephrussrs
Mordant. Moriant was an outsider In
the betting. 20 10 being laid against
him. lie won by nearly three quarters
of n length. Edmond Ven ricari's
Binlou was second. and Raymond De
Monl.ci's Bravo was third. two lengths
away.
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II you will make inquiry II will be n
revelation 10 you how many succumb
10 kidney and bladder troubles In one
form or another. II the patient IL not
beyond medical aid. Foleys Kidney
cure will cure. II never dlsappoints.
II. A. Quinlan.
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A Too ssre.uou. Dame nc Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 3.-The Chicago Ma
tlonais ovcrcamc Pittaburg's lead and
won out In the seventh Inning ON three
singles. n pass and Ncalon's Wild
throw Catcher Smith was hlt on the
head by n swiftly pitched ball In the
third and seriously injured. Lundgrcn
was niso crippled In the seventh and
forced % retire. llne drive on Nca.
Ions hat striking him on the ankle.
Scorc. 4 to8.
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r....l. Wa. p.,,.a Hard.

CHICAGO. June 2. - The Chicago
Americans lost the concluding game
Of the long home series 20 Detroit. 2 to
4. Smith had one bad inning. aud I'm.
banks was battcd hard Ia the seventh.
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Special Notice

n you contemplate studying the violin be
sure you consult Geo. &. Wood u New York
CITY lupl ~ Ludwig Baumann. Shiolst and
teacher ~ ielpsic and Berlin Correct meth
DDS and proper schooling guaranteed. Ad-
vnnccd pupils can cure mrmnership n large
Orchestra now holding weekly rchearsas
thereby getting the benefit Of doube tuition
or one price No such opportunity has ever
before been offered In bennington Mandolin
also Taught Address
GEO q. wOOD. Room savings Rank Nos
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~. Loaf. o. clos. Game.

CINCINNATI. June 3.-Thc 81 Louis
Nationals won the game 10y scoring one
run IN the ninth on n single, n wild
throw by schlei. n steal 81 third aud .
sacrifice hit TO left. Score, ! too.
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Ma, Gus, rrI.ro Police chIef.

SAN FRANCISCO. JUNE Ids
trlct Attorney I.angdou called a meet
Ing Of the grand jury TO consider the
adyIsablllty OF taking steps for the
ousting OF Chief OF Police Oman.
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soothes itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without scar. Cures piles.
eczema. salt rhcum. any itching.
Doan's Ointment Your druggist sells
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FRANK 3. HOWE. Editor and Publlshe

Weather forecast for tomorrow fair
and slightly warmer, but don't expect
too much.
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FOR SALE

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steam heat. sas. electric lighta,. bath room
toilet upstairs and down. tree good
halls, psflor, dining room. Kitchen, sis sleeping
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