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Many Properties
Changing Hands

Not for many years has there been
as much activity in the sale and pur-
chase of real estate in Canon City and
vicinity as there is at present. There
is a demand. especially for residence
property with cottages of five and six
rooms in the greatest request. As a
rule higher prices for such holdings
are commanded now more than at any
time for the last decade, and in most
cases are cheerfuHy paid by purchas-
ers. There is hardly habitable house
in Canon City that is empty. and in
many instances old ones that have
stood untenanted for years are being
repaired and occupied. The demand
for houses here is largely from our
home peop'e. although there is consid-
cradle request for them from people of
other states who desire to come here
to make their home. The long list
of available houses formerly in the
possession of local real estate agents
have dissipated and they have but
few such properties lef; to choose
from. The rush OF people TO Canon
City and the surrounding territory
during the last few months has been
exceptional. and the population is be-
lieyed TO be materially greater at pres
eni than at any previous time. The
secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce. the postmaster and county off
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New Road Project
San Isabel Forest

Florence. Oct s.-Forest Ranger j.
J. Lowell. in company with District
Engineer J. l.. Brownlee. came down
from his headquarters above Green
wood yesterday and remained until to-
day in the city. Mr.. Brownyee has
been spending the past two weeks in
the San Isabel forest reserve. and
with Mr.. Lowell has been inspecting.
locating and making arrangements for
road construction in the forest. An
appropriation of $500 is available for
for the new road from South Hard
scrabble TO the Pueblo county line in
the Beulah district, and is known by
the forest officials as the North Creek
project. Work on this new improve
ment will commence in a short time
and be pushed TO rapid conclusion.
The new highway will be OF inestim.
able value to the Florence municipal
camping grounds in South Hardscrab-
be and IL will afford beautiful drive
through to Pueblo county. Other
prospective road projects were inves-
tigated toward deye'oping the forest,
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Transplants Wild
Blue Spruce for
Shelterbelt

In Long Meadow. Park county, Colo.
located at an elevation of $500 feet, J.
NJ Jacot several years ago dug up 100
wild blue spruces ranging between five
and 10 feet in height and planted them
to form shelterbelt and as an orna-.
mentation behind his ranch house.
Seventy-two of the trees have sur
vived and al except two or three look
perfectly vigorous. He planted the
trees early in the spring as the frost
would permit His success shows
what is possible with even wild seed
lings and saplings, which do not sub
NIT to transpianting as readily as nur-
sery-grown stock.
The she terbelt, lying north OF the
home and barns, will not only add to
the comfort of the family and the
livestock. but will increase the at
Effectiveness of the ranch, a factor that
adds value to the place in case the
owner should sometime desire to sell.
Shelterbelt comfort and added value
with slight expenditure of time OF
money are matters too often over
Iooked.-W. ]. Morrill,, Colorado Agri
cultural College, Fort collins. Colo.
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Young Men are
Poor Savers

The thought of thrift or saving
never enters into the mind OF many
young men as long as they are on the
sunny SIDE OF 40. after that Ii bust
ness sense does not arrive, 1t is al
most too late to save for comfort and
Independence in old age.
Some OF the big business men attri-
butte this lack of saving to the fact
that the young man likes to be consid-
cred a sport" and he becomes a fast
and careless spender OF money lest he
be forced into the thinly populated
ranks of the "tightwads" and .'pikers"
After all. the saving habit is easily
acquired after the first few deposits in
banks are made. Il is a pleasant
habit that puts joy into life instead
of taking joy out of it. To be a bank
deposition you needn't be a "piker" in
any sense of the word. Ultimately the
saver spends more money than the
sport" but ways that yield more hap
piness
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION To LEASE
STATE LAND.

onlce OF the state Board OF Lana Com
missi0ners-
Denver. Colo. Oct 5. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Carl o.
Graves, whose posioffice address is
Canon City. Colorado. has made appli-
cation No. B7o7 to lease the following
described school lands. situate in Ere
mont County. Colorado. to-wit:
All of Section Sc. Town 1s :. Range
15w.
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring 10 file an ap-
plicston to lease all or any part of this
tract of land must file same in this Of
fee prior to November s. 1919. as no
other application to lease the above de-
scribed lands will be considered after
said date.
n =. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Commits
sioners
First Pub October . 1919
Last Pub. October so. 1918
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Tennis Becomes
Really Popular

New York. Oct. s.-National tennis
championship matches used TO be con-
sidered somewhat as "one of those
things that have TO be" To the or
binary sport clientele. they were
''bloomers" Promoters of matches
had to scout around for stage where
traction.
Now lis different Cities are night
ing for the privilege of entertaining
the champion racquet wielders. Phil
adeirhla. Pittsburgh and several
other prominent central and western
towns want the 1890 matches
Tho 1919 championship tournament
at Forest HIS. l.. l., was the best in
the history of that sport which is only
lately taking Sts real place with low
ers OF action. Ten thousand specta.
tors al tennis match would have pro
voked the old timers 10 laughter. but
the West Side Tennis Club set that
mark. One OF the most convincing
arguments of the hold which tenniI
is getting on the nation was evidenced
by the large percentage Of the = .'com-
mon people" among the spectators.
The record attendance at all the
matches may have been caused by the
wave OF popularity which has swept
all sports to the front since the cessa-
ton OF hostilities. But II Is due more
to the efforts of the West Side cub to
remove the false notion that tennis
MS the championship matches were
a. -
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Estate of Mary C weitner. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on the sth
day of November. A. d. 1919. at 10
O'Clock a. m. the undersigned viii pre-
sent to the County Court of Fremont
County, Colorado. her accounts for final
settlement of administration of said
estate, when and where all persons in
interest may appear and object to
them, IL they SO desire.
ROZELLA F. NORRIS.
Administrator with Will Annexed
First Pub. October $. 1873.
[Last. Pub. November 6. 1919.
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NOTICE.

To South Canon high school stu
dents: Due to the amount of apples
remaining unpicked at this time it is
thought best to keep the high school
closed next week. October 1918, inclu-
sive. in order that the students may
further assist in harvesting the crop.
236-1t-w1t C. A. CLELAND.
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Notice is hereby given. to whom
ing desrcribed estray animal was taken
up near Hillside, Colo, on or about
September 20. to-wit- Light bay morse.
Said animal being unknown to this II
board, unless claimed by owner on
or before October 26. 1919. said es-
trav will be sold by tbs board for the
benefit of the owner when found
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPEC-
TION COMMISSIONERS.
W.T. Denver. Colo.
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There Is @ greatness in being gener-
GUS, and there is only simple justice
In satisfying crsiitors- Generosity is
q part of the soul raised above the
yulgar-Goldsmith-
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session of a ranch near Guffey, Colo.
which was purchased from c. y. Fouts.
b. ]. Hammond and r. N. Long. also
of Lake City, accompanied him to see
the country and incidentally help har-
vest the potato crop. Mr.. Burton
viii make his home on the ranch for
the present. Mrs. Sarah Burton of
this city. his mother, expects to spend
most OF her time on the ranch.
SOPHOMORE CLASS
ELECTS OFFICERS
The members OF the sophomore
c'ass Of North Canon high school held
meeting last Monday evening and
elected officers and a sponsor fer The
coming year. Prof. Thomasson was
elected sponsor. Martha Dickson pi es-
ident, Lawrence Swanson vice presi-
dent, Albert Sisson secretary. Russell
Steeley treasurer. Margaret Lewis
chairman of the social committee.
Merle Tenant chief consolef to the
president.
HAD ToNsILs
REMOVED TO-DAY
Will Nelson. son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
-NtiHbils ndu Ills AOhSAiS i1AAlOfta ~
Or. Graves hospital this morning, and
is reported getting along nicely.
sMYTH -eATCHEloR
HOME FROM OVERSEAS
Word was received in this city yes
terday Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Batch
elor that their nephew. Smyth Batch
elor. who has cen with the American
expeditionary forces in France the
past year and half. has arrived in
New York. He will stop at Rich
mond. Ind. with his mother. who Is
spending the winter there
SPENT LAST WEEK
IN COLORADO SPRINGS
Mrs. r. c. Kissinger and Miss Am
brose spent last week in Colorado
Springs visiting with friends.
FUNRFAL OF HARRY
HoUoHToN TO-DAY
The funeral of the late Harry I.
Houghton was held at Wilson's under
taking chapel at 10 O'Clock this NOM
Ing. and was largely attended by the
friends OF the deceased. The services
were conducted by Rev. J. l. Nc
Creight OF the United Presbyterian
church and Rev. Burgess OF the Chris
alan church.
Mr. Hourhton was an employe OF
the d. 4 R G.. company. and most OF
his more intimate associates of that
! corporation were In attendance at the
obsequies. Many beautiful flowers
I testified TO ;he esteem in which the
deceased was held by those who knew
him best
The music 81 the services included
two vocal selections by Mrs. Edna
Turner B1ddle. THE Beautiful Isle ot
Somewhere" and Onward. Christian
soldiers with Miss Bessie McQuowu
as aceompanist. and a vocal duet
He Knows II An by Mrs. Biddle and
Miss Mcouown.
The pal bearers were ]. ID. Brauer
I {. J.. Nsison. J. l.. Haley. NJ Mime.
han. l. A. Glatzel and G. II. Brewer
THE remains were laid 10 rest In
/ Lakeside cemetery.
MRS. A. n. NOVELS
VISITS MRS. REITER
Mrs. A. r Novels. formerly OF this
city. but now Of Lamar. Colo. is the
house guest OF Mrs. Fred Relter this
week.
Mss FARRELL
HAD ToNsiLs REMOVED
Miss Hazel Farrell had her ionsi' s
removed at Graves hospital this morn.
ing She IS doing as wen as could
be expected
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Better Than Riches.

A man who gives his children habits
of industry provides for them better
than by giving them a fortune
Whately.
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The Weekly record Cannon reaches
rich Geld for Canon merchants
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FOR SALE-Jersey calf. c. NJ. KINGS.
ley, corner Nineteenth and Central
streets. East Canon. ess.tf
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For Sale-Live Stock

FOR SALE-e-horse team; . cows
heifers- Frank Buffo, Brewster,
Noio- sSS-p6t
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FOR SALE-RANCHES

FOR SALE-Half section stock ranch
south OF Howard. Colo Owner.
Mary Jones, Howard. Colo. 235-et-wI
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FOR SALE-MisceIlaneous

FOR SALE-Four hundred Rainbow
OIL and gas stock; must sell all or
any part of it. Write ]. F.. care The
RECORD. 2S6-p4t WI
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FOR SALE-7-room cottage, fur
nished. T0S River street. 232-pst
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FOR SALE-At bargain. acres of
alfalfa, 5-room house. barn and
chicken house; corner of Dozier ave-
nue. and Main street See agent at
a2o Greenwood avenue. Phone
fVi-1. 2S4-tf
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estate

FOR SALE-6-room fine modern
house Inquire at 71e Forest ave-
nue. or GIG Main street. 2s2.pst
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LEGAL NOTICES

Record want ads bring results
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FOR SALE-F, W. StarripS's piano;
almost new: big discount for cash.
See Miss Graves. $40 Rudd avenue.
Canon SOC es4-s,
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FOR RENT, Furnished Room,

FOR RENT-One large furnished
room in private family; board if de-
sired 1920 South Ninth street. 235-p6t
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FOUND

FouND-watch. Owner can have
same by paying for this ad and prov.
ing property. William L. waxon,
Phelps avenue. Canon City. 2S2-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-4-room brick house. lust
remodeled- Apply at 122 East New
York avenue 23e-pst
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WANTED

WANTED-To buy potatoes in car
load lots from grower. Address La
Junta Union Mercantile Co, La Junta.
Colo. 232-p6t
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FOR SALE-Tomatoes, ripe and
green; cabbage and turnips: frying
chickens and rabbits. n. Madsen.
Canon 64o-RS e4s-ns,
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE have moved to $50 Main street.
Look for the sign ON the corner. Sin
ger Sewing Machine store. Phone
Canon S5s-w. 2sl-l0t
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NO. 5 COAIs-when you want good
coal phone Canon s2-J. W. T. Sui
Ivan. 1s1-p2st
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WANTED-Experien BOOK keeper
and five manager wants clerical or
executive position where capable and
reliable man is needed. Address 1852,
care Record. 243-p3t
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SOPHOMORE CLASS
ELECTS OFFICERS
HAD ToNSIlS
REMOVED TODAY

Will Nelson. son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p. Nelson. had his tonsils removed at
Dr. Graves hospital this morning, and
is reported getting along nicely.
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LOST

LoST-A karat diamond out of ring.
sometime Monday afternoon. Finder
kindly return TO Mrs johnson, Strath.
more hotel. and receive reward. 235-p2
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RTHDsY PARTY FOR
D SEpHfNE COMBS
lit LEAVE FOR
.hOOL WORK THURSDAY

Miss Wilma Paxton and brother.
enn. will leave on Thursday for
,sperus, Colo, where they will enter
on their work next Monday as in
-uctors in the Fort Lewis School OF
ricuiture. an educational institu-
N under state supervision, for the
vs. and girls of Southwestern Colo
| 10. Miss Paxton. who taught there
u year, is Instructor in general
me economies. and her brother will
Iach chemistry and bench work in the
{,nuai training department.
sEfiko OF THE
AERicAN LEGION FRIDAY
The regular meeting of the men,
RS OF Wray-McKinstry Post No. IS,
nerican Legion, will be held at the
pms ofvthe local organization Of the
d Cross. Fourth and Main streets.
8 O'Clock Friday evening. The
,eting will be an important one and
members are urged to be present.
:, TAKE POSSESSION
, ouFFEv RANCH
Bertram 4. Burton. brother Of Mrs.
cd waits Of this city, arrived from
ke City. Kan. Saturday to take pos
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SMITH -BATIHElOR
HOME FROM OVERSEAS
SPENT LAST WEEK
IN COLORADO SPRINGS

Mrs. r. c. Kissinger and Miss Am
brose spent last week in Colorado
Springs visiting with friends
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,uro DEALERS IN
ADO SPRINGS
QUESTS OF THE
'ANNEHIIl FAMILY

Mrs. L. a. Robbie and daughter
Geraldine. OF Colorado Springs. al
lived here the firsss of the week for
hor, visit and ara she guests of th'
annehiu family N 324 Grepewoo'
venue.
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FOR SALE-oats. Harding barn
North Tenth street C 43l-J. l57-u
FOR SALE-weaned pigs. Canon
s5-R2. 227-tf
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MRS. A. n. NOVELS
Z VISITS MRS. REITER

city. but now Of Lamar. Colo. is the
house guest OF Mrs. Fed Re!ter this
week
MISS FARRELL
HAD ToNsiLs REMOVED
Miss Hazel Farrell had her tonsfs
removed at Graves hospital this morn.
ing She IS doing as well as could
be expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-06
|, Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
Drink glass of real hot water
before breakfast to wash
.7r out polsons.

| Life is not merely to live, but to
| live wen, eat well, digest well, work
well. sleep well, look well. What a
glorious condition to attain. and yet
how very easy it is if one will only
adopt the morning inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to feel
duh and heavy when they arise, split
ting headache, stuffy from a cold. foul
tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach.
can, instead. feel as fresh as a daisy
by opening the sluices of the system
each morning and flushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Everyone.e whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning, before
breakfast. drink glass of real hot
water with teaspoonful of limeston
phosphate in il to wash from the
stomach, liver, kidpeys and bowels the
previous days indigestible waste.
sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and purifying
the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into tho stomach.
The action of hot water and limestone
phosphate on AM empty stomach il
invigorating. IT cleans
out all the sour fermentation, gases,
waste and acidity and gives one a
splendid appetite for breakfast. Whlle
you are enjoying your breakfast the
water and phosphate is quietly ex.
tracing large volume of water from
the blood and getting ready for a |
thorough flushing of all the inside /
organs
The millions of people who are
bothered with constipation, bilious
spells. stomach trouble, rheumatism;
others who have sallow skins. blood
disorders and sickly compilations ara
urged to get n quarter pound of lines
stone Phosphate from the drug store
which, will cost very little, but is suffi,
cient to make anyone a pronounced
rank on the subject of internal sani>
alton.
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MOTION PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
ARCADE TODAY

4 An eight-reci feature that presents
thrilling moments or the great battle
in Flanders I'm such manner that tn.
harshness of war is softened by the
heart interest OF romance, was offer
4 ed as the chief attraction at the xAr-
cade theatre last night In Allen Holu-
bars 'The Heart Of Humanity
Miss Dorothy Phillips appeared in the
principal role.
Mr.. Holubar has succeeded In build
ing an Impressive film attraction that
combines mother love and war In
splendid harmony and emphasizes the
great work done by the women to
relieve suffering.
Into the midst of the fighting in
Flanders comes little Nanette, wife of
an aviator in the Canadian expedition
aryForces. She works night and day
In little convent that has been con-
verted into refuge for children. Then
the Prussians advance. Nanette is
captured and comes face to face with
a Prussian officer whose attentions
she had repulsed one day in her home
In a little Canadian Village. Fearing
he VIII conquer her, the girl stabs her.
ESAi JuSt do iiGI WIN CS~
capped from German prison arrives on
the scene. She RECEIVERS later In hos
ptal and returns to Canada, where
she is reunited with her husband after
the war.
The picture represents an achieve
ment that is distinctive for its skillful
blending of pathos and humor, and 10.
gical presentation of historical Incl
dents In an entertaining manner.
Some of the scenes in 1.-THE Heart
Of Humanity. represent an enormous
expenditure. particularly those repre- |
sentative Of No Man Land. The pic. |
turesque beauty of the little Canadian
in the first two reels Of the production |
reflects more than ordinary skin fin I
technical objection. 8@EEF
The cast of performers supporting
Miss Phillips includes William Stow
I'll, Margaret Mann. Robert Anderson.
Pat o'Malley. Gloria Joj. Walt Whit.
nan. George Hackathorn and others.
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ALTA TODAY
LIFE OF aWONAN
OF MYSTERY" IS
BROUGHT TO SCREEN
Romance of Opera Singer and Sol
tlicr Lover Depicted in "Aftcr the
War"


War"
Il Gerve. prima donna of the Opera
4 Comiquc in Paris after the war. lived
Il a life of mystery. Beautiful, cultured
and kind, she was the idol of the pat
! rons of. opera, but of her private life
| they knew nothing. The presence of
! a child In her home added to the mys.
FterN FayplIe, the French minister,
PROPOSED marriage to her but she re-
fused him Signor Benoito, the Italian
ambassador suggested that Gerve pro.
badly was mourning her soldier lover.
.Phiilipe Sardonia. whom she had not
seen since the days of the war.
Dpu day In Paris. at a benefit for
war orphans. the secret came out.
Gerve met PHILIPPE again and, at the
same time, came face to face with
Kari Wetz. former German officer.
and his wife. PHILIPPE told Gerve how
the years of carnage had failed to kill
his love for her, and begged her to
become his wife. Gerve loved him
still but she refused him.
In room in her apartment. Gerve
showed her child to PHILIPPE and told
him how she had sacrificed herself on>
day during the war to Wetz. in order
to save him (Phillipe) from a firing
squad. PHILIPPE refused to believe she
had done this just for him, and left.
PHILIPPE had always believed Wetz hao
procured his reprieve merely as an act
of friendship.
Vyera, wife of Wetz, who had be-
come jealous when she saw the flash
of recognition in the eyes of both her
husband and Gerve when they met, de-
termined to learn whether there had
been an affair between them. She
called at Gerve's apartment. While |
she was there. Wetz, who had felt the
old desire for Gerve returning. called |
to see Gerve. vyera hid in an adjoin, /
When wetz attempted to force his /
upon Gerve, she showed him |
her child. Even this failaa to shame !
him. Then Gerve took her revolver
from a drawer. AT that point Vyera
into the room, took the revolt
YER from Gerve and shot Wetz, then
She fell beside the man she had slain,
but whom she loved, and broke into
sobs.
Gerve called the police. For the
second time she offered herself for
sacrifice.
Il killed him." she told the officers
She was not permitted to suffer for
Tyera's deed, however. The conclu-
ion of the play depicts in an appeal
ng manner. the means by which she
vas ahsolved of blame and how the
'arrier to her love for PHILIPPE was re.
moved.
In After the War" which comes to ,
he Alta theatre today Grace Cunard ,
lays the role of Gerve with an APP ,
eal that viii thrill the most exacting !.
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