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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-HlLADELPHIA', MONDAY, MAY 5. 1919
And So They
Were Carried
By HAZEL DEYO 1IATCHEL0R
CcpirtsM, till, hu PulUe Lidaer Co.
Ttf BLfE SERGE
Cf P iA'D GOAT WRAP
START THIS STORY TODAY
JACK BOND'S first fedlnc for Na
talie Jcrgens hnd been one of pro
tective friendship. Slip was so joiiiib
and fresh and It was fun to ro about
with her because of the certalu appre
ciation and hero worship that the un
consciously gave. This was, of course,
due in part to the fact that Natalie
realized that Jack won a Rood catch.
She knew about IiIh affair with Hut h ,
as every one in their mH did, but her
mother urged her on in nttructiug .1a k
and she was proud of hi cUdcnt ad
miration of bcr charms.
Jack had been terribly hurt when
Ruth had thrown him over. At fust
the idea of another woman In his life
had been unthinkable : then Natalie had
come into bis life nnd with no thought
tjf love or marriage he had accepted the
JTM as n friend, it was sweet to feel
heV timid deference : it soothed his
woundctl pride us nothing oho could
have done.
But Nataljc ns not content to be
only a friend. She was pla ins her cards
tactfully, egged on b her mother, and
before Jack realized it, he was cu
gaged to be married. H wasn't until
he found himself obliged to many Na
talie that he realized how foiclgu all his
thoughts had been tow aid marriage. He
did not want to marry uny one, but
there was nothing to do but go through
with it, now that things had gone so
far.
"With thoughts of marriage had come
bark all the old pain and unrest he
had felt when he had realized for the
first time that Ruth was not In love
with him; it was then that he had
discovered that it was impossible to scp
nralo thoughts of lop from Ruth, It
was then that he knew how much he
still loved her and that the old loe was
the only love his life would ever hold.
in one way Natalie .icrgens was
young nnd childish, and In another
she was surpusingly sophisticated. In
the rush and whirl of the courtship
there had not been much time nnd
opportunity for wild lovemoking, but
once they were nloue together on the
honeymoon, Jack began to be uncom
fortable, and to realize how endlessly
lift stretched into the future A fiitnr
shared with Natalie when jlicndy her i
little babyish ways were beginning to
bore him.
Xatalle wanted people to knou that
they wire on their honejmnon. .luck
wanted everything kept silent. She
had ways of her own of allowing people
to share their Fecret, maddening little
wa.xs that were in Hating in the er.
extreme. She would allow- a. handful
of rlco to escape .in n public place and
then look deliclously cmbniast-cd und
surprised when it was discovered, .lack.
comparing her constantly with Ruth,'
found her wanting in nearly every qual
it.v he most admired.
When they hnd returned from the
honeymoon, Natalie hnd insisted upon
public lovemaking, and when Jack hud
not approved she had pouted and
grumbled prettily.
"People will think jou aie tired of
jne already," she would saj, sidling up
to him and cuddling ngninst him.
"But I just can't do things like that
before people," .luck had retuined. lu
his heart he realized that he was not
doing very much of the lovemaking
when they were alone, but it seemed
enough for Natalie if he responded to
her advances.
It was pathetic in some respects,
pathetic in that she failed to allure
him in all her pretty trousseau clothes.
Natalie was child enough to confess it
to her mother nnd Mrs. Jcrgens, who
was thoroughly sophisticated, talked, at,
ihe put it, sensibly to her daughter.
"You can't expect the courtship dajs
to last forever, child. You have n
good husband with plenty of money, nil.
you want to wear and a pietty home,
what more do you wuntV '
lou can t expect a man to go on
saying pretty things forncr," her
mother went on sagely, "and for good
ness sake, child, dout overwhelm Jnck
with caresses; give jour caresses char
ily if you want to keep him guessing as
to the way you feel."
"But if I can't be myself to my hus
band, I cau't ecr be natural," Natalie
wailed.
"Don't be silly," her mother hnd le
turncd cryptically, "you'ie a womnu
now, nnd must realize the truth about
life. All that silliness that jour refer
to exists only in novels, and there's no
need of making jourself miserable be
cause jour husband is not foolishly de
monstrative over ou."
Natalie half believed her mother, hut
che saw things constantly that made her
doubt whether her mother knew ccrj--thing
or not. And then, gradually, be
cause she could not seem to reach Jnck
any other way, she had takeu to petti
ness, little faultfindings. She was not
happy, she felt that something was
wrong, and she wanted Jack to be un
comfortable about it, too. It was an
unfortunate state of affairs with Jack
feeling as he did toward Ruth, and
Ruth herself, although thoroughly iu
love with her husband, not at all ad
verse to lavish admiration from an old
time lover.
In the next installment Married Life
and Natalie.
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The Woman's
Exchange
Will Give Away "Nursery"
To (ic TTcfllor of TVoman a raor: r
Dear Madam I haw n nursery which
I would be glad to give to some poor
family with children. The nursery is1
really nothing else but an icebox. Why1
it is called nursery I do not know iny
nclf. but thnt seems to be the popular
name for It in this city. It Is nothing
but a big square box, one compiiitmenf,
large enough for about n fifteen -pound
piece of lie and the other side for food.
We hae bought n regulai refrigerator
nnd hae no more ue for the nursery.
I am sure some poor family would be
happy to get it. It Is still in sound
condition nnd does not leak I got nlong;
nicely with it for three bummers und if,
answers the purpose. I never mis the
Woman'b I'nge of the Evemno Pen
t.tc Lkdokk, as there is always some
thing useful to be found. M. I.
Letters for M. D. will be forwnided.
I am sure it is most kind of jou, my
dear friend, to make this nice offer
through the exchange. The "nursery"
w'lll surely be appreciated bj some
family who has none.
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lB-v'-s
Table for Tenth Anniversary
To the Eititor of ll'oinnr. raor:
Dear Madam Kindly ndWse us as to
how to decorate a table for a tenth nnnl
rrsary wedding, also what kind of In
citations tan be sent.
A DAILY READER.
The tenth anniversary is tin. and this
gives plent) of opportunity for decora
tions. I'se a tin basin or cake pan filled
with pans) plants or some other flower
Hint grows close to the ground, as n cen
terpiece. I'se brass candlesticks' or any
kind that jou hnc and place them In
n tin candy box. Then let strands of
Christinas tiee tinsel hang from the
top of the candlestick to the edges of the
tin bow lse four caudlestleks, placiug
tnem ni tin- four corners of tbe center
piece, lime eerjthing served In tin
pans, nnd if possible use tin cups in
stead of china ones for coffee. Write
jour imitations in red Ink on silver
paper, which looks like tin foil. For
fatorif have little decorated tin boxes
on which each guest may carry nway a
snce ot neouing" "cake, wiiicli'Should jNiritcn. Mnntr.i
be sercd on a tin pie plate.
crcd. Have the children take Mime
botany books aloug with them on the
walk, and then whenever jou pass tin
unusual tree tell them to lake one of
the leases in order to Iclentifj it when
they get to the picnic place Then
award some kind of a prize to the one
who identifies the greatest number of
trees correctlj. You might start n game
of ollowMhe-lcnder, leading the pro
cession out into the road nnd bark ngnlu,
round each tree secral time, crawling
under some fences, climbing others,
jumping streams or crossing on stepping
r.in ( 1I0VI,
Both Sf ics
This Is a most practical and sen
sible wrap, and the tucks finished
with black braid make it quite un
usual. 'Ihe material Is blue serge
and the braid black stilt .
Today the artist has nlado jou n
sketch of a blue serge cape which
seemed cry attractive to me. The
coat front makes this cape quite dis
tinctive as well ns g'mng it added
warmth. This cont front is held nt the
waist line by a narrow belt, which is
buttoned nnd held snugly to the figure.
The cape extends ouly to the front on
each side of the neck line, and is tilm- I
med, from the shoulder line to about
the elbows, with lows of black sill.
braid. Each row of braid is decorated
nt the front edges with a button. The
collar is of the scarf variety and fiuMica
at either end with n black silk tassel.
The small hat is made of tolls of
hoisehnir braid and bands of tnffetn.
An ostrich feather of jade gieen trims
the hat at the back.
(CovurioM, 1110. bv Florence note I
The Question Box
Todaj's Inquiries
I. AVhal ctntmnry of n famous
queen is to be celebrated next
mouth?
'S. Does a wedding imitation require
au answer?
.1. Describe n vcrv aud unusual color
combination for evening dresses
this spring.
4. 'What is the best time for the
new babj 's bnth '!
,"i How can old willow furniture be
renovated to add cheer to a room?
(J. What will remove hard paint from
woolen clothing?
Saturdays Auswers
1 In the book social each guest is
usked to wear something that will
suggest the title of n book. Paper
and pencil nre distributed and the
guest who has at the end of the
renlng discovered the greatest
number of titles is gicn a prUo.
'J. The nntionnl flower of France
under the Bourbons was the fleur
dc lis nnd under the Boiiapnrtcs
the violet.
'.. The leather wedding nnniersarj
Ls celebrated iu the third jear of
mairiAgc.
I. Before working in the gaiden put
soap under the finger nails to
pieent dirt getting uuder them.
5. A pretty fad for the seashore is
having the sweater, hat and para
sol to match.
0. Odd bullous in the sewing loom
can be most conenientlj kept in
a wide-mouthed bottle.
BtlOKTHAND AM UUUKKKKNKO
Our iridufttM art In conatanl dnnfttid UfK4
Sijinc poiltlons awilt you. Grew Short
and. lb ayi. icwedy nycrem, Compiti
Blthl uum intcmilvr tralnlnt
uiiivii aur inner v ,i ur ni,.
for full psrtlcutnrp cmd cata.o
nnd CoUegft of rnmmerr i
1011 rhennt f PMl.rtKlnhU
stones and taking them nmwhorc jour
faucy leads jou u might hae h
pennj walk, stopping at ner comer to
tcis a pentn Iu the air and then turn
ing lu the clircrtinti that the pcum falls.
Jt the children nie iinnginntir, jou
might give each one the name of a
wild flower and gel them to tell how
they spend their dajs out in the fields
or woods Or jou might start n pio
gressUe storj . and let each one tell a
little of It ns jou go along. When you jou will have a delightful time.
eet to the ntcnle nlaeo for. Of coarte.
there must be a destination and lustli'l
baskets to eo with It ion could may ',
caines like Twentv Questions. Heist, UM
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Dim unci riMi, lu, liuu nu iju, J. livyy .4
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StunU for a May Walk '
Ai range the May pole in the center of
n large grass plot or even place where
there ore no bushes or flowerbeds to
run into. The ribbons should be at
tached to the top of the pole, and should
be long enough to twine round and
round the pole until it Is entirely cov-
I'linltlnrft unit ciff Pr.M .
reals n :cr c-nllPC Htil ISnrtrul tfrHCluntoa
Modern TenchcM' llnrpini. imu Market wt. !
Klrachbaum Hehoot of l.iiitmiagei, and Hiirpitu
af Tranltl6n. Inr.. 124 f hutnut Sit.
Clinic Uomen and Clrta
AU.r-.NTOW.N. I'.
Cedar Crest College
inn iiiiti.M
nVKit in
Allfntoun. Ta.. "Snbcirba" t.lmlceil enroll J
rnant Two new modem hulMlncfs on hlRhJ
and riciureique campus or as acres ah
modern cul'ural and oratlonHl courses
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" Vacation Time"
at
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Young America's Greatest Summer Camp.
Carnival of Sports
Under direction of lending college coaches. Rowing, yachting,
polo, aviation, baseball, tennis, all aquatic sports. Photoplays and
motion pictures taken of all camp activities, including prize
winners.
"Train Without Strain"
July and .August, sixty days. Maintenance and training for fall
term ?30p. Membership limited. Send at once for catalog. A. Z.
Smith, Junior Plattsburg, 0 East 4uth street, New York city.
srniNo keiokth
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TBINO HhSOBTW
VIBK ( I 111 S Ml,.
The Coolest Resort on Atlantic Coast
PASSACONAWAY INN
And Cottages York Cliffs, Maine
OPEN JUNE 25250 ACRES NO MOSQUITOES
Situated on high, rocky promontory overlooking the ocean.
Golf, Tennis, Saddle Horses, Motoring, Sea Bathing, Deep
Sea Fishing, Canoeing. Steam Heated, Fireproof Garage.
Exceptionally' Detirable Coltaget to Let for the Seaton
DANIEL A. HAY, Resident Manager
llonkliijc Office. 1186 lironilwny, New ork. Tel. MadUon Sciuiire 4,4H
STKAMBltlP NOTirEg
BROOKS STEAMSHIP
CORPORATION
S. S. ZAVALLA
4950 tons dead weight
Med A-l British Lloyd's
PlLADELPHIA FOR
Copenhagen and
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MAY 15TH
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For rates and particulars apply
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Resinol
- will stop that itch
Four hours of sleep lost through that painful itching means long
wearisome hours next day tired out unfit for work. Tonight apply
Resinol Ointment just before- retiring. The results will surprise you.
All itching and pain usually disappears like magic.
Keep the affected part well cleansed with Retlnol Soap by dar or
tale at all'drui flats. For tree samplea write Keaiaol, Baltimore, Md.
w i i.nwnoii. n. j .
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Send your family
for the summer to
clean, cool, health
ful, joyous
WILDWOOD
By-the-Sea and
Wildwood Crest
Wonderful climate, superb
bathing, excellent fishing,
splendid daily concerts, high
class amusements. Kent a cot.
tage or apartment at once, for
they are going fast. Write to
day for illustrated folder and
full particulars to
W. Courtright Smith
Secretnrr Hoard oT Trade
WILDWOOD, N. J.
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Insist
That Your
Dealer Gives You
H
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Heat and Steam Without Smoke
All Sizes for Immediate Delivery
rOK DOJIKSTIO TJ8E Er. Store, Cheatnut wfl 1'cmil.
FOB STEAM TJSK Uotkwbeat. Bite ud Ilarlej.
Thq Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Company
llif horlal nnd Srtrtle Ifnlfr ot
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MAPLEWOOD
HOTEL A?or.0oTr,B
OPEN JUNK 28 TO OCT
NO HAY FEVi:n (INATS OR
MOSQUITO F.S
MAPLEWOOD INN
OPEN JUNE lt
One Thousand Acre Park
18-Hole Coif Court
Unurracd 0000 Tarda
Sth Annual Retlaterrd MaplmooU
TKAl'-SHOOTINtl TOl'BXAMENT
Juno SO to July 5 IntluaWe
8EVl'JtAI, COTTA0BH AVAILABLE
nooklmr Omce. IISO Broadway. Njw
York Telephone Madleon Square 4748.
A. K. DICK. ManaglnE Director
ATLANTIC CITY.
Opery at all seasons
A racoaixiscd ..standard
or excellence,
LCaaacnvSOO. wJIIERJ.ByZBy
rH0TEL ST. CHARLES-,
I On the Ocean Front. Atlantic Ity. . .;.
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Vlrclnli. Av ntnr Boardwalk and cantar ot
amuaementa Prlvata batha. Running: wtttr
tn rooms. Blevator. Tabla and scrvlre rfl
tlnetlva feature! S3 00 up dally. Special
"kly. Capacity flOO. Rklt, Auto meet trtna
3wnrhlp mnnaamnt. Y. T. WflAlT.
HOTEL ABSECON XciF
Ftreproof. Prlrite hatha: elevator and all
tenvenleneea. t3 0O up dally: eneclal eklr
rataa. O r PAINTKK
Try CLARENDON HOTEL
VtnOlMA AVE. NKU IIKACII
All rooma with hot and cold runnlni: water
Private rutha Writ for riate and rinnirlrr
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
So Carolina, av. and Ileuch. c put ml lor
Amr. & European plana prlv batha run'n
water in room. elpnt'r. flue pnrrhes. etc i
rwir TIM rUHW.-'par.l rntfw n h WUIIiim
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HOTEL EDISON mh'iiiuax and
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in the
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Biggest Little Street in the World
(Camac between Locust and Spruce)
Monday, May 5th, 7.30 MMght
Animated 'Advertisements Vaudeville ?
The Human Fly i Bands Auctions
Street Dancing Drills Everything
And Ben Franklin Himself Will Receive
and Bid you Welcome!
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New Profile House
raterinr to a Dlenlelr or lllcheat
RtandanJ, 20 rattaaea n connect on.
oXraie, fiolf. Tennla. Iloatlni,
FUhlnt. Our Own farm and Ilalrj.
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Hotel Vendonie, notion. Ham Mnt't.
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.ALBAMONT
In tbe Beautiful Pe'micjewasset
Valley
A cenulna old-time New JSniland Hotel with
all modern convenlentea,
' For llooaUl Write
CHARLES M. BIDDLE, Mgr.
CAMlTOX NKW HAMl-HIIIRE
VriBNSKaVHJ,B. FA.
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n m.HNDIX Owner anil Manage!
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A ntw Modern Hotel of concrete lonstruillon '
OrlNS MAY J!9
Now opn for tnpctlon Tuxurioun ouila '
private batha Running hot and cold water
in all rooms Musli Accommo latr i'0u
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neaa men with families. Rooma with bath
at reasonable rata Uanclnr hare
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POCONO MOUNTAINS
Tocono I.aVe. Pa.
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UfVUIXCl 11111 tnult MJm, KpeclaJ
May ratea llklt A B HBHRIfK I'ron
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POCONO PINES INN
Kiev 2000 ft Lode. Col Cue t'aiillia
Camp Caelno. Garae. Uolf. Tennis UHllanla
BowltnE. Orcheotrn. Uanclns lloatins Hull!
Inr FtehlnK. H.mlle Inko Opena June 21
nnoklet. B-'t Btephen Olrard Illdg PhllH
ranailenfcea. Pa.
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Lass than flv minutes from everythlne
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CLEAN- UP- WEEK
This Week has been designated by the city authorities as the
week for a general spring House-cleaning.
It is a repetition of the custom in vogue for a number of years, is
a splendid idea and' one that should have the hearty co-operation of
every public-spirited citizen.
A Bigger, a Better and a Cleaner Philadelphia should be the
watchword of every one who would respect the fair name of the City of
Brotherly Love.
Our stores are well equipped with the things
needful to make this effort a complete success.
Good, Strong
Brooms, each
40c
Choice Broken Qc
Rice, lb.
a
Choice Quality
Macaroni, pkg.
10c, 12c
14
Best Pearl i
Barley,
3 MO'
.14t,
Oleomargarine,
lb. 30c, 36c
!.
Fancy Calif.
Prunes, lb.
23c
Clean-Up-Week
NEEDS
Lye can 10c, 12c
Chloride of Lime can 10c
Buckets each 40c, 45c
20-M.-T. Borax, pkg. 4c, 8c, 12c
Scrub Brushes, each 9c, lie, 13c
Dust Brushes, each 13c, 22c, 29c
Well Made Brooms, 40c, 60c, 70c
Good Laundry Soap, 6 cakes 25c
Ivory Soap Flakes pkg. 9c
"Asco" Ammonia bot. 7c
"Asco" Bluing bot. 5c
Sunbrite Cleanser can 4'2C
Washing Soda lb. 3c
Insectine bot. or can 10c
Peterman's Discovery .. can 13c
Lux pkg. lie
Electro Silicon box 8c
Arrow Borax Soap cake 5c
Putz Liquid Polish. . .can 9c, 16c
Carpet Tacks pkg. 3c
Shelf Paper bundle 4c
Stove Polishes can 5c
Good 4ic
Cleansers, can
.
"Asco" Ginger tfc
Ale, bot.
,
Finest Pink Salmon,
2 lb. can, 10c
,
Genuine Crisco 7Qc
1 lb. can uy
a0
Mazola Oil 3Ec
pint can
He
Best White
Beans, lb.
10c
Uneeda Biscuit pki;. 8c
N'abisro Wafers pks. 16c
Butter Thin Biscuits, .lb. 21c
Fresh Baked Pretzels, lb. 16c
Purity Spaghetti can 8c
Fresh Noodles pkg. 5c
Hershey's Cocoa.. can 9c, 17c
Peanut Butter., tumbler 10c
Pure Jellies.... tumbler 10c
Prepared Mustard, tumbler "c
"Asco" Mustard jar 12c
Fancy Queen Olives, bot. 13c
! Calif. Lima Beans. .. .lb. 12c
Whole Green Peas lb. 10c
Yellow Split Peas lb. 10c
"Asco" Corn Starch, pkg. 8c
Our Best Rice lb. 13c
. Finest Spaghetti. .. .pkg. 10c
Fancy Seeded Raisins,pkg. 14c
I Sliced Dried Beef. pkg. 13c
I No Waste Bacon., pkg. 28c
I Cooked Sour Krout, big can 9c
Orange Marmalade.
big jar 30c
Fancy Shrimp can 14c
Ritter's Beans, small can 8c
Pride of Farm Catsup.bot.15c
Kippered Herring. .. .can 15c
Choice Peas can 15e
Peninsular Cond. Milk.can 17c
Eagle Cond. Milk can 20c
"Asco" Oats pkg. 8c
Shredded Wheat pkg. 12c
Grape Nuts pkg. 12c
Quaker Corn Flakes, pkg. 10c
Kcllogg's Corn Flakes,
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"churn." Without question the Best
Butter ever served on your table.
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quality, second only to our own Louella.
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Our stores are noted far and wide for Quality Eggs.
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Nearby Country Veal
Stewing 23c lb.
Shoulders . .v. 25c lb.
Cutlets ......48c lb.
Lorn Chops 38c lb.
Rib Chops ...., 35c lb;
Rack Chops 30c lb.
Lean Soup Beef 22c lb
Sliced Lebanon
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