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Chances for Recovery
Of Aviator Improved

AUGUSTA. Ca, June a.
Chances for the recovery OF Lieut..
Richard r. Aldwerth. Of Los
Angeles. who suffered a fractured
skull and lacerations about the
body when the oirplnne he was
plotting crashed to earth at Old
camp Hancock here yesterday.
were brighter today. although his
condition WINS stili serious. Major
4. r.. ~. Bralnard who was car
ried as a passenger received a
fractured arm and cuts about the
face when the plane fell. The ac-
cidcnt was attributed to engine
trouble.
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PARIS, June I1@CBy the As
Sociated Prcss) suzanne Lengien
remains the singles. doubles and
mixed champion Of F'rance at hard
court tennis. She retained her
singies title against the challenger,
NM uuiding on Saturday Yes
terdny she won the mixed doubles
with Al. Brugnon from Nine. Gold
inR and ~ Borotra SO. SO and
with Mime. Pigueron took the wo-
mems doubles from the chailcng
era. Nile. conquet and Nine. Dan
Fl. Ga. s-f.
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There IL a science In resting. One
sTent cause Of pFosiration
h ignorance OF this science
a p4rkon may lie down. willing
himHeu 10 rest and, BY the mere
effort Of willing. cause a nerve
strain that VIII undo the benefits
Of lYlng down.
We very correctly lay the blame
for many nervous maindies OF to-
day % hiEh tension ard strain. Peo-
bio rush tAroeah work. meals and
eten sleep, Only those sho have
learned tomaihinG Of the real art
~ relaxing. can stand such strain
day IN and aAy out, and continue IN
GOOD health.
Hard work never will hurt the
man OF oma who raa forget
business aud worries when bust
ness hours arc over.
Relaxation and recreation often
are the same thInF. Strenuous ex-
erclne may be a form OF rent u Il
calls into piny other organ and
I msssrIea.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
STATE or NEW MEXICO.
County u Bernalillo,
In the Probate Ceurt.
In the Matter o. tho Estaie Of Roeorro
Aldereste de Hareia. Deceased.
Notice IL hersby given that the under.
siEnsd was. on the First day Of June
lt22. daily appointed Administrator u
The eaiate o. hoeorro Aldersite de Barela.
decreased BY the Probate Court u her.
nsiuio Connty and having qualified as
snch administrator. all persons having
eiAin.s ngaina the estate Of said deeedent
ars hereby notified and required Id me-.
sent tie SANE to the undersigned In m.
b. law.
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Capper-T incher Bill
To House Thursday

WASHINGTON. June i2.-rav-
orabie report ON the Capper-Tin-
cher bill 90 amend the future trad
ing act 30 "a 20 meet the recent
decision OF the supreme court de-
ciaring actions OF that act In op-
rrutive. was ordered today BY the
house agricultural committee. The
measure, which was reported az
introduced. is expected TO be tax
en- ~ in the house Thursday.
Zine IL used for roofing m all
the cities OF Europe more than any
ether metal.
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Slayer of Premier
Put in Prison for
Indefinite Period

TOXIC. June i2.-(By the As
ciated Prczs)-lmprisonment for
an indefinite period was the sem
tence imposed today on Rychi
Nnkoaka the Korean lad OF 10 who
n-ssasslnated Premier Takashi Iiara
In n railway station here last
November &. Hashimoto. who was
charged with instiRnting the muir
der, was acquitted.
Naknnka slipped through the
guards on the station platform
and ste Dhcd the premier fatally.
The boy WIS arrested on the SPOT.
Hashimoto was arrested later.
Nakaoka was quoted 4 the time as
saying that he objected TO the H.
beral policies OF Premier Hcra.
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wichita. s-6; sioux Guy S-0.
Tulsa 1876 Denver 5-s.
oklahoma City 10: Omaha 8.
81. Joseph .: Dies Moines 1.
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In the riaitltt Court. +t
A. o. hfaey. plaintiff.
vs.
"A. c. neDuneid. d~sfendant
|ToIA. o. MdDonald, aefendant. ortetlnz.
Ven will please take Notice thai suit
has hfsn fiIsa kgslnst you In the Dittrict
conrt % hernatnlo seanty. New herico.
belns cause No, 1890 IN which A. q.
nfses a .pislndH and you, IRE defend.
<ut and tho said plaintiff sstn Judgment
against yua. ne ,raid A. G. Mcdonald,
tor the sam 81 sht. %. on account ~
board and lodging and that year prop.
erty. namely. one Buick automohllr. has
been attached undsr process Of the <sfd
court and nnfess son appear md shsetf
or Tile SEINE pleading in said tanne on
or before she lath day Of Juiy. iaa2.
Judgment will hr rendered against yoa.
and ypnr said property sold tn tstiafy
The said judgment fSu are further 10.
Titled that the name and postoff1ee nd.
dress Of plaintiffs attorney Ia Thos. y.
Marry, ~Afhuqunrque, NeN Mezieo.
FRED cRoLfOrTT,
CLERK.
(eeall By HARRY v. LER.
Depais.
tMay 40, June 6,i2.ioy
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Crossman and Spahr
Lead in Rifle Shoot

In the practice shoot OF the Duke
On abe club rangu. Groesfman and
apnhr made the best records
orossman turned In the best IN
digf1ual score % ~ from the 900
yarl prone position. Both total
scores OF GrosSmnn and spahr
we4 1874 points. The scores In
fulfswcre ar followas
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A any victory WAS nt,aIns'; ~
t1t = I3arnie4 yesterday a. Ace
sei.t., fht team Defeated ne
...I..ts ni1t ~ ih4 score %
iironsie ind knisht and
,.<1.1.In and ArloijQ were TIE
IA <tI4ist 5t>ret.f4417. Tor ft>
ana los AHnns. Htou4,e
.,I<' DiIa<<.t four hits willy he
~ IN EeA <se'sr h'"t'ss.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit y; Washington o.
Chicago Z; Boston g.
Cleveland 3: Philadelphia 3.
New York 8; 81. Louis 4.
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Sport Writer Dies
After Long Illness

CHICAGO. June i2-Dixle Car
roll (Cafroll Blaine Cook. Jr..)
widely known sports writcr'and au-
thority on FISHING died ~ his hon~
here yesterday after an extended
illness. ~ the time OF HIS death
he was editor Of the fishing news
section OF the Chicago Daily
news. The hody will b. taken 70
his forfner home a. Pttshurnn for
burial Mr. Carroll wns IS years
old and married He was one o.
the urellniaoFs 81 the Isaac Wal
ton ciah an orkaa,mtion 81 sports
men thrpushoet the country.
rfIH HAkf.3fAIaGf
The DUKE civ Whites won their
baseball game hY forfeit yesterday
uhen their opponents. the White
EaHit4 niied to- hhnw ~ tha
washington park diamond.
The time difference hel.seeh
New York and London u five
hours.
about s2.to0,00o short tons OF
rtonf wac guarded In the Cnit0d
States durinE 1871.
-
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LEGAL NoTTOEs

70 the Board d coahty Coihmissionsfs
Of bernaiillo County. New Mexico
PETITION
Nov cone the nuderslfned petitioners
al Of whom are resident iand owDets IN
.he y q Ait,.ecs In ,he County Of
tition the Hoard Of County Commission.
ar 10 issue An order permitting frvs
passlag cattle. horses. miles, goats
fheup and bArros 20 he restrained and
held Tor damAFea ~. provided w, th'
terms u chapter 20 u the Session ta~i
u 1891 aud a. grounds for said petit
ilan would show 10 the County Comma
i. That cattle. horses, mules. goats
sheep aud hnrfus now run ioone within
aid political subdivision and cause great
DAMAGE aud annoyance 70 the resideel
lsad owners therein.
Z. Thai tho petitiouera herein are asking
Tor relief a.. provided b. Chapter 20 q
the session Laws of 1871; that said W
~titiunsrs ustitute q majority Of 10.
resident land owners u said peiitaea.
aebdisision knoe a. Atrlsco; that said
p%oiitlral subdivision Il within an irri
cation section under the Atrisco Ditch
that your petitioners herein are all aual
flied voters within said subdivision.
Wherefore you petiti0ners herein praj
for an order b. the County Coulmission
srs u Bernsiiilo couniy, permitting ire,
passing cattle, horses. mules. goats. sheer
and burros 90 be resirrined and held fol
damages u found running loose aud 10
' iols ton u the provisions Of Chapter u
% the session Laws u 1871.
l. G Hsiioa
VI. l.. Conner
Y. A. jackson
Ernest 4. Efiey
Markus Nladick
Mrs.. l.. a. HAiton
Mr. o. Carry
j. N. Hall
hichard Conley
NJ A., Hurlbutt
Lum " Hurdbutf
Dan Truitllo
A Y. Gntierrea
~ y. datisrres
d. \. Oardinas
Ambreadi
Martinez
A Gaileeua
]. X. Harfline
John y. Meias
NJ. @. W. Ward
J. w. walker
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Dated Jaae "a isa9.
CALi4BrANo ALpFRETTE.
Iuas s.ia.ipss


ApMiNisrRAfoRR Nor1cr
In the pronafe Cuaft " b~ernalIio com,
" Nes Msxleo.
fn the Matter Of she Estate % Mar,
A. kslrhtr. dsestssd.
Notice "a hereby fisen that ths under,
signed was. On the trsnty-hnh day Of
May, tp11. daily sppaiated admlnisfratni
Of tho estate o. Mary A keishef. Dc
ceased, by the Probate Court Of Bsrna.
fuo county. and hasing qualified -
taeh ADMINISTRATION AL perteus hssiug
dent arc hereby notified and reqnised
"a preaeut the same 10 the undrFslgn4d
w the manner and within the thno pre-
acribed BY Law.
Dated May 7afh. ieaa.
W. A. KELErIER.
Administrator.
may 80; Sane s-is.isl
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LE0AL NOTICE
No 1d27b
STATE or NEw MExfrO,

LEGAL. NOTICE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
County Of h~sfraliite.
Ia the DHtFiet Gosft.
The wHshinxtau insrstment Company,
corporation, plaintiff
Va.
J. u. NaanL James D. Nonions.. ylola
d AeHfenya. the unknown heirs Of
Lea Gaines aud AL unknown dsim.
ants u Interest 10 the premises adverse
~ the plaintiff, defendants.
the above named d~rftndanta, ,. Il.
Aaant. jamss n Monianya. viola y
Nunten1s. the unkaovu hslfs Of Mary
= Walher. n n huiameTa, l. Les
Gaiaes. and All unkns~H claimants q IN.
terssf in the pFswlses adverse 10 tbs
piainiin, Will take notice that the above
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Malice TO Residents Of the Poiltlesl Sue.
division Of bernaiillo County Known
A. Atriseo
The following petition was presented
leiore Tho board Of county commits
aioners at In regular a~dionrned session
Of Juae seventh, aud Of that time II
was laid on the table. In order that any
fe.idsnts o. the Atfisro precinct having
ohjeeiiens to the petition have an %.
portnnity 70 fully express such ohlsc
lions before definite action l. taken ~
the hoard.
The petition viii be acted upoH. and
granted or rejected AZ the neat scr-ton
81 The board, I'M At that time. unless
sAhd objections are presented. Will bs
srnnied, and the order quoted below
will be issued.
tsixned) FRED CROfInTr.
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ronAy's

NNN.| " HINM - HALF N
It's rfOnounced-lfke hail" n
word. however, 10 whlch II IL
otharNlsn entirely unrelated. being
IN oiier form Of haul. = for which
II IA prnciicnily IN exact e~quivnlent,
~ mennE-fo haut. to pull or
draw with force. 10 drag; henoe. 10
compel 10 10 oiOnK,
II comes from haler.' OF Ger
man or Scandinavian orisin AMI
10 akin 10 Angio-saxnn, 'seholian.
so acquire or get: 20 Danish.
haien. 30 fetch. pull or draw: to
ODD High German. 'hnlnn 10
Swedish. "hnla," and perhaps 10
Latln. ''calare." 70 call or summon.
uin used like thls-The SAILORS
hnle6 81 the ropes. ~. more cam,
monty in news English Of tho day.
|f+yarloua affemptf have huan made
70 hale Boris bakhmetcff. retiring
KNeaian diplomat IN this country,
before q 0-onEreHslonal committee. =
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Yesterdays Results
NATIONAL I.EAGII

New York 2. CINCINNATI i.
brooklyn O: Chicago l.
No others scheduled.
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Steel hardened In phenoi has
nor elasticity and hardness than
when Il has been tempcree In
water.
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Louisville Ga. Kansas city go.
a. Paul i7-1; Toledo "a.
indianapolis al; Milwaukee 2-5
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white zine a. produced BY a pro-
reas Of heating SiHc orea with oli
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Ahopf s. per cent o. the people
of indin an enRnEcd In agripui-
ture. !
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In the Matter 81 the Estate Of Chris
tina Estea. deceased.
Notice Il hereby given that o. NJ. ~.
les, Adminiatrafor Of The fstate u Chris.
tins Estea decreased hiss filed IN she
hsnino. bis final report a. such Admin
i~ffrator and the Court had appointed
Thursday, the e2nd day Of June, 1874,
~ the day for hearing objections. n any
there be, 10 the approval % said final
report and the discharge o. said o. N.
Estes.
wiines, my hard aud the seal o. said
Probate Court thia goth day Of May.
io22.
FRED cROLLoTT.
tsEALl Clerk Of said Probate Court,
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NOTICE or PUBLICATION
No. 1880
state Of New Mszieo,
County o. nsrnaiillo.
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Batted for Romero In 9Th.
n Went In az pitcher IN the 1th
xxx Went In as pitcher In the sth
"a innings.
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10. Grays o. Two base hlta-Belen
Lyne; Grays Manuel Chavez. Three
bnst hits-Belen, Eisasser: Home
run-Eisasser. Dempscy, Lentx
and Desmond; First on ha sis-On
Holman 3; Oft Roberto 4: Off o.
cohhct ?; off Sandoval o: struck
ou1r-By Holman y by Roberto s.,
BY sD,Corncli o. by eandovai o.;
Left on bases-Belen 0. Grays ~;
Passed bn!la-Belen 4: First base
on &rror-Beicn >: OrayaR: Hit BY
plteher-By sandoval 1; stolen
baaBeicn. Dempsey 4; Grays,
i3reSn l..
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tMay aei Iune s.Ia.iel
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(sEAL) Clerk Of said Probate Court,
Mar gage. Jane 6le.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24

Ike" resumed the congressman,
taking q firmer hold on his cigar. and
tightly grasping the arms OF the chair,
ike. what's the usel Here comes q
lot Of Bills and Dicks and Toms and
Harrys, who want me TO put up s., 800
and promises that I'll be two years
working TO keep, just to go back there
I go back there and work and fret and
stew for this. that and for the o.her
thing that l don't care a cent for
have no heart In II; feel like a sneak !;
l have 10 swallow my pride; I've no
ideals; there IL no reward nothing but
higgling with a lot Of mercenary, Inn
pecunious thieves here at home. and
logrolling with lot Of shrewder shy.
sters Of the same sort In congress at
Washington. II 60 on, I must buy
my way In: buy my own slavery. Ike,
slavery to the fellows / despisa. I
know I've done IL three or four times,
but i kept thinking the end would
some day justify the means. But II
doesn't: II never will it's a fraud. Ike.
and I'm done. ] am going to be honest
just for once In my life. don't have
to 90 to congress: can be lots hap
pier here-here with friends and my
family and-now don't laugh. old man
-and-and-my honor. That's a lit
tie STACEY. Ike, but that's the real Is
sue in this campaign and I'm out Of
this fight. Let's 90 In and hear the
music. Ike. That's the end Of IL, I've
thought II all over and I've decided"
Probably most men-at least most
moralizing men-would have called the
-old man" weak had they seen him the
following Monday making out q check
payable to Isaac Russell for 81 800.
But most men Dc not know what Il In
10 worship an IDOL for q lifetime. and
they cannot understand how q man
can love his Idol even when he knows
to his bitter sorrow that II 10 only clay.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24

smoked in silence few moments when
Wharton said:
ike, what is the real issue In this
campaign"
II dunno, old man: sometimes think
it's the tariff; sometimes | think it's
silver; and then ut other times / Just
give 1t all up. What's your idea.
Tom?''
The congressman did not reply at
once; he seemed to be pulling his ideas
together for a longer speech than usu-
al. He twisted his gray mustache
nervously; he looked askance at his
friend. who was apparently listening
to the music that had just started up
again in the parlor. Wharton went
over to the garden hose which was
turned upon shrub changed its
course, came back, rslighting his cigar.
and said:
"B'Godfrey. I don't know. Ike,
don't know. Do you remember when
we used TO cut corn at six cents a
shock, and 20 TO school down the val
ley where those COW bells were tinklIng
a little while agol We used TO sit on
the fence Of nights like this and talk
way into the night about what we
were going to do?"
"Yesy' said the politician, expect
antly.
"Yes, and l used to hope TO 30 TO
congress some day; we used TO talk
OF the old-time statesmen and read
their speeches In the school readers
Clay and Calhoun and the great men
whose names we knew as boys. They
were tall. spare men In swalloT-tailed
coats and chokers. and hair that looked
fierce and statesmanlike. Do you re-
member the congressman from this dis
trict forty years ago: how dignifed
he was, what a really great man he
must have beeni He lived greatness
every hour OF his life The men who
went to the territorial legislature
how superior they seemed. with their
tall hats and close-buttoned coats!
Ike. do you remember when / went to
the legislature In the winter OF 10
and came back discouraged and disap-
pointed with the sham Of II all-the
row and the rings and the schenesF
Russell would have intertected some
reminiscent joke Oh the young states
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24

man, but Va .oa went on as II TO
keep the thread Of the conversation
in his teeth.
YES, yes. Ike, know about my plug
hat and all that; and then do you re-
member how l ran for judge and was
nominated for congress back In "a as
dark horse on the three hundredth
ballot, and how was elected and told
the people from the box down by the
bonfire In the public square that l was
going to be worthy of the honor? Ike,
the tears shed there was honest tears,
for God knows how proud / was. All
these ten years were before me, and
what great ten years | hoped they
would be. ! thought Of my plans as
boy-you and me on the fence down
In the valley, Ike--and / looked over
all the names In congress then-ten
years ago l mean-and they seemed
great names to me- l could hardly
walt TO get to Washington to see the
men and 10 be one OF them. l was
such boy, Ike-ten years ago"
Each man pulled his cigar in a mo-
ment's pause. Wharton lighted q
fresh one. Russell thought In so many
words: Its one Of Toms laxative
nights"
Wharton took up the thread where
1t had dropped.
Here l am, Ike, flesh-and-b blood
statesman. I've been In 1t and through
it. I've held as high a place In the
organization Of the house as any Of
the great men we used to read about
I've passed a pension bill-and the
old soldiers, for whom I worked night
and day during six months. have
passed resolutions against me- 1 have
had my name on a silver bill for which
the fat money fellows have abused
me. I've led my party through two
successful fights. And what is there
in II? You know, as well as I do,
that II is hollow-all a hollow show.
WHATS the use Of 1t? Why should a
man wear his LIFE out up there in that
city just to keep his name In print?
There was man named Keifer-an
Ohio man, who was speaker Of the
house once. Who that reads the pa
pers knows anything of him todayi
Yet he worked his life nearly out to
be statesman. Where are the sec
onds in the Blaine Conkllng fight? Ike,
there's nothing in 1t but ashes.
The politician said nothing; he did
not know how the talk was turning.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24

the part Of the certain third person
always nameless-who would need
money for cigars and livery hire.
Wharton put these statesmen OF, and
they went away doubling whether they
would support the "old man" or fight
him. The eongressman's presence in
the little town was an event, and he
had callers all day long who seemed
to need help in different ways. Sol
diers desired pensions, mothers asked
for positions in Washington for their
sons. young women called to see about
clerkships; widows, whose husbands
he had known. came to borrow money.
He was honestly glad TO see all these
people and. when he could, he helped
them; he rarely made an enemy, even
though he always was frank.
Ii was Saturday evening, and whar.
ton was just entering on his second
week at home. he and his friend, Ike
Russell, We're sitting on the southern
porch OF the congressman's home.
Their wives and daughters were in the
parlor around the piano, and the two
men were at that preliminary stage
of conversation in which ideas are
conveyed by grunts and monosyllables.
What did Hughey of Smith City
want today?" asked Russell.
About two hundred, more or less"
said the congressman.
"Hughey's a thief; he'd spend about
$50, and the rest would go into his
jeans"
Il suppose so," Wharton answered.
Say we lose Smith county?"
well, you say" said his friend.
did you see Higgins. from Lee val
ley? He told me last month that he
had five fellows who could swing Lee
county for 500 apiece"
Ugh" grunted the congressman.
THAT makes $1,000 so far. if l come
down."
"Well, that's cheaper than you got
off before-by several hundred"
Wharton yawned, and the silence
that followed was broken only by the
tinkle of the COW bells In the valley
below the town, and the splash of wa
ter over the dam across the river that
runs around the village. Occasionally
the sound of voices singing on the wa
ter or the notes of guitar would come
up on the gusts of wind. The piano
in the parlor was silent, and the moon
was barely visible under the eastern
corner of the porch. The men had
The Idaho recorder., 1922-11-24
En- NEED SWAMP-ROOT

fands Of women have kidney and
trouble and never suspect it.
pms complaints often prove to be
else but kidney trouble, or the
n kidney or bladder disease.
Kidneys are not in a healthy con-
they may cause the other organs
Pme diseased.
IN the back. headache, loss of am
heryousness, are often times symp-
sidney trouble.
DELAY starting treatment. DR..
swamp Root, a physicians pre-
f. obtained at any drug store. may
Inc remedy needed to overcome
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Medium or large size bottle i'm
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f'tf. II YOU wish first to test this
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inns observation-disclosures.