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EVENING inJBLlO1 JDGMV-PHILADELPHIA, ElilJDAY, sl)JLUJivMJbEK 24, 1J20
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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
The Sailing Sled
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CIIAl'TKIl V
Ned Btriiime Tent
vtED the ImnUsomo young mlllonalre,
IN vnnte.l to dnnco every, dance With
didn't do Ihl. as ho had to be PoHto
it,,irin.i"il'iWoUi'er,miildon wero clamor
n "t'ot W. P"ne? So , ho danced only
Jnery other Janco with her.
When ho danced with Clarabelle, tho
stumbled nnd faltered.
"Isn't 1'rlnccBs Marigold a pretty
dancer and hriMi't she aliretty name 1'
whnercd Ned. Now Clarabcllo didn't
uin Turn to talk that way so her answer
S Tinfr "Humph, wo havo a
kitchen mW meA Marigold, and h!io
Is a pretty dancer I"
Clarabelle said this not becauso riio
liked Marigold, but bocause film was
jealous of this strango princess and
wanted to be mean to her. Sho dldn t
have any Idea that this princess .vas
Marigold ncrecu.
Then when Ned danced with Anna-beile-
tho other daughter of Madam
I'rou'd he couldn't And anything to talk
ibout except Marigold. "Sho lias nuen
Sswcct name." ho said, "and sho danced
hko a fairy." And Annabellc was Jeal
ous, too. "Humph 1" sho sneered. "We
havo a dancing kitchen maid at home
whose namo Is Marigold." I3ut Anna
bello never thought that thlB Marigold
was the other Marigold who was sup
posed to bo homo washing tho dinner
dishes. ,
Now It happened that Marigold heard
these snocrs nnd they alarmed her.
"What will Ned think when ho finds I
sm only a poor kitchen maid?" she vrhls
ptred to herself.
Finally the clock struck 11. and Ned
ordend tho music to stop. Tho dancera
gathered around to hear what ho had
to say.
"My friends," ho cried, "every youth
iteks for his brldo a maiden who Is
joung, fair, sweet and graceful. These
morlts I have found In many damsels
with whom I havo danced this night.
As he Bald this all tho maidens with
nhom he had danced crowded forward,
tach thinking sho would be his choice.
And in tho very front rank were Clara
belle and Annnbellc. Ned's glanco
swept over all of them and rested on
Marigold, who shyly stood far back.
"Ono other point of merit a' bride
i-hould have she should be able to
cook," declared Ned. A gasp of amaze
ment went up from tho maidens, rhej
had never thought of such a thing.
"Behold, I havo arranged a final test,
cried Nod. waving his hand. At the
signal, uervants nwept aside banks or
ferns and flowers that had stood against
cno wall, and there was a row of cook
ing tables and gas stoveB.
"I want a brldo who can cook good
rrlddle cakes, of which 1 am very fond.
Jald Ned. "Here aro Hour, water, hot
prlddlcs nnd all things that aro needed.
To her who cooks tho best shall I give
my truo love."
Now this surprised and dismayed the
maidens, particularly Clarabolio and
Annabolle. They had no Idea a hand
iomo young millionaire would demand
a wlfo who could cook.
Soma of tho maidens drew back from
tho test, hut when servants offered tliem
t, cooking aprons they slowly put them
on They didn't want to lose the chance
of winning Ned and his riches. All
were nervbus and filled with doubts as
they began to stir the Brlddlcake batter--all
except one, and she stepped
fcruard eagerly to take tho test.
Can you guess which one that was
ho was eager for this cooking te.tT
p.. vnl cuess who will win .y5"
for by cookhig tho best griddle cakes?
ran you tell what is going to happen
In tho next chapter?
CIIAl'TKIl VI
A'cfs Griddle Cakes
TAUOIITBU nnd Jollity filled tho
Lle'Tayiy diagVrr
Hk?ryheard;
"'.' umph! We don't have, to mako
ClarabelU i S'nc I Annabclle. the daughters
tr"yeslawerieaUvo that' to our cooks."
iried tlw other maldcns-all except
Mxr'gold She went ahead deftly mixing
her batter, then she tested the heat of
the griddle. She knew exactly what to
dsomo of tho maidens among them
was Cla?abee made tho batter too
IMn and it ran over the griddle and
Mo X o fire, burning and "corchlnB.
Some if the maldens-and among them
was Annabclle made tho tatter too
thick and their cakes were ab toughens
leather and as heavy as ead.
Ned went along tho row of cooking
tnbles and gaB stoves nnd a frown camo
to his face Never had he seen such a
lot of spoiled grlddlo cakes. The far
ther he went tho more disgusted Ned
became and the more he turned up hU
nose. Not a batch wa fit to feed to
pigs They woro overdone, or under
done; they were too thick ortoothn;
they had too much sour milk or too
little sour milk.
Hut from a stove half hidden among
tho palms came appetizing odors float
ing through tho Bmoko from the other
Krlddles Ned sniffed and sniffed again.
"Ah I What is this 1 smell?" ho cried,
and he strode over to tho stove. There
en tho griddle wero wonderful grlddlo
Skea, brown, crisp. Just thin enough.
iut thick enough, done to a turn. An
who was the cook of thcao wonderful
trlddlo cakes? Why. Marigold, tho
kitchen maid, of course.
'Such delicious cakCH I have never
teen or smelled!" cried Ned. "I will
have them for my party supper, whllo
mv guests feast on the other good things
my cooks have prepared."
"Humph! Our kitchen maid at homo
an cook as good grlddlo cakes as
Iiom)'" sneered Clarabelle and Anna
bels, their cold eyes turning groen with
jealousy. , ,. ., .
Hut Ned paid no attention to the r
Jeers. Ho took a plate ot Marigolds
hot grlddlo cakes In one hand and ho
took Marigold's fingers In his other
hnnd and ho led her to the supper room
. . ... i. ... I.I.. - nh. ftnnri
wnero lie seaieu ucr m. "? &
And as they went along Ned whispered
to Marigold loud enough for Peggy and
Jillly and Judge Owl to hear "lpu have
won the test. After supper we will creep
way to tomo hidden corner and there I
will Bet down on my knees and ask you
to bo my young, fair sweet, graceful,
good-cooking bride."
"And then you will be happy ever
after," murmured Peggy, but she spoke
too soon, for at that moment a dread
ful thing happened.
In front of Ned'B placo nt tho table
was a large bowl of roses, the bowl It
self being nearly filled with water.
"You shall wear the falrebt of these
flowors!" ho said, leaning forward to
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pluok the prettiest rose from the bunch
to give to Marigold. In the stem of the
rose was a thom. The thorn pricked
Ned's finger and as he Jorkod It away
ho .knocked over the bowl. Splash! The
water went nil ovor Marigold and her
dress of tissue paper and Chrlstmas-tree
tinsel.
Now, every ono knows what that will
do to tissue p'aper. At one moment
Marigold was clad In a frock of fetch
ing beauty. In another momont sho
was dressed In a dripping sop of tear
ing paper.
With a Bhrlek Marigold Jumped to
her feet She had only one thought
thnt was to get away beforo Ned end
tho others found that she wan only a
kitchen maid who had been dressed In
tlssuo paper and tinsel lnttend of tn.
richly garbed princess they thought her
to be.
At her heels were Peggy and Hilly.
They throw over her their own fairy
godmother and fairy footman cloaks
and fled after her. She ran straight to
tho sailing sled. Billy wrapped her It.
her blankets and comfortoru, tho wind
cnught tho sail and away they went
spinning back homo again.
After them ran Ned, the young mil
lionaire frantically trying to catch his
chosen bride. Hut Ned saw only a white
Hall scudding across tho snowy fields
a sail that was lost to view almost as
soon as ho had glimpsed It. Ills Marl-
gold was gone.
Do you think Ned will follow Mari
gold? Do you think ho will find her7
And If ho finds her In the kitchen.
will ho Ktlll want her for his brldo?
What do you suppose will happen In tho
coming week's story7
HUMAN CURIOS
The 1 rente t of Chens ririyers
Parents who, rending of the triumphs
of elght-yenr-old Samuel ItzecheWlskl,
the Polish boy who has startled the
chess world, wonder whether their chil
dren could grow up to be a prodigy of
this sort might do well to keep before
them tho example afforded by the life
of Taul Morphy, admittedly the greatest
of chess players, who died after his mind
had practically given way under the ab
normal Btraln of playing a number of
games blindfolded.
Tho chroniclers of his triumphs ngreo
In stating that Morphy won them with
tho ease which marks tho achievements
of genius. Horn In New Orleans In 1837,
of mixed Spanish nnd French ancestry,
Morphy, beforo reaching the age of
twonty-two, has proven himself to bo
tho chess genius of his time, defeating
decisively the lending experts of Europe
and America. Included In the list of tho
masters whom ho conquered was An
dorssen, then tho foremost of foreign
champions and a player of exceptional
brilliancy. But Morphy won from his
opponent by tho score- of seven games to
two, with two drawn.
It was not the single games, however,
which proved to bo such a drain on the
brain of the Loulslnna expert It was
the spectacular exhibitions In which
Morphy played against scores of other
c'xperts, defeating them with monoto
nous regularity. As time went on Mor
phy found difficulty In discovering any
opponent worthy of his skill, and flnnlly
took up tho practice of law, In which
his father had distinguished himself.
Theoretically, tho problems of the bar
should present Interesting studies to a
mind which has mastered the Intrica
cies of chess, but, as a matter of fact,
Mornhy'a mind had been sapped by hlB
almost superhuman efforts over the
chessboard, and ho died at tho age of
forty-seven, his brain burned out nnd
his power for concentration almost en
tirely lost.
Monday The Strange Cane of Jf. I). Stnrr
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One Home, at Least, Will Have
An Appropriate Xmas Scene
T WAS In one of thoso stores
whero It Is possible to buy a
mininturo Christmas Bcenc,
the Christ child resting ou
the straw in the manger, the
Messed Mother, the humble
nnriipntpr nml tho three sllCP
herds wlio. followed tho star from afar.
QiHetly the nged woman stood there
nt the counter picking up first one
figure, then another, with n reverent
loving tiufch.
"I've been savine mi for onc'of thrso
ye
'sets for dear knows Jiow long." she
confided to the snlesmon. "I'd ftsk onc
of tho children to give it to me, only
they'd think I was too religious. But
this year I mritlc up my mind I'd go
nhrntl nnd buy it myself."
After much deliberation nnd changing
of mind sho had picked out4.ho Bet thnt
pleased her most. "I'm going to put It
all on a stable nnd then I'll put a light
In the window. Don't you think that's
n pretty idea, to put a light in the
window on Chrlstmns Eve?" she asked
almost wistfully. , .
In n few minutes she wns out on the
street mingling with the crowd of rush,
ing, Jostling last-minute buyers. No
onc knew what she carried in the big,
heavy bundle. Not one in n hundred
would have ever dreamed it, for Christ
inas Is n supreme puruuuA. "i.
the drama consummately human and
consummately divine.
THE girl with the furs nnd the pnnlc
stricken face worked her way
through the ciowd and nrnvon iirriun
lcsslv nt the parcel-post counter of the
postofflcc nt Ninth nnd Market streets.
"Did the mail go yet?" ho gasped
pnntingly. ... ,, ,
"What mnil. Indy?" enme the calm
reply. "Wo have mall Hint goes off
everv few minutes."
"I mean I mean the mnil thnt wni
mailed about nn hour ngo."
"Oh. that," returned tho clerk In a
renssurlng manner. "Don't you worry
about thnt, lady. That's well on the
wnv by this time."
Tho girl with the furs inndc her way
slowly back through the crowd and it
was only when she reached the edge that
she burst forth in horrified tones to n
clinncc woman bystander.
"I (,cnt n pink silk camisole to n
young mnn!"
"I
WANT one of the kind that folds
tlixnn Inira Viu I fu I II fl flu if lfWU I
VlllsU lln. j-1 1 1 - intuit- w iiwwiii.
What's that you snirt? No. not exactly
like that. It's not one of those straight
things kind of slopes doesn't always
work, but when it doesn't you enn use
flatlrons."
The mnn who stood on tho widewnlk
nearby listening in dropped his jaw
lower nnd lower. What in the name of
common sense was the mun talking
about? -.
But the denier who had pntiontiy
taken in the whole recltnl never batted
an eyelid. It was the ,100th time lie
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hnd listened to the story or one thnt
went like It thnt morning.
Kor today Is Chrlstmns eve nnd the
man wns hunting for his favorite
Christmas rec standi
STOTESBURY AS SANTA
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Center
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play Hnnta Glaus this evening to 800
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llttlo' children who will attend a
Chrlstmns party In tho Stnrr Garden
recreation center at Seventh and Iom
bard street. Tho entertainment will
begin nt C o'clock.
A Chrlstm88 tree twenty-five feet
high will bo tho sparkling center of the
festivities. This a well as hundreds
of dollars worth of gifts which will bo
given to the youngsters ns the donntion
of the Stotesburys. .Mrs. Htotcsoury
will
distribute tho -presents person-
ally.
Tn nddltlnn to dolls nnd all sorts of
toys to be given out each little girl and
boy present will receive a box contain
ing fruit, randy, enke and ice cream.
After the distribution of gifts the
children will entertain their benefnetors
with dancing, under the direction of P.
Scbmid, superintendent of tho recrea
tion center.
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e extent, to efoerp
one our sincere
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mis u KniEMU.s' siki:tino notmr,.
Montgomery pike .Morion, wan estnulUhed
10S2 Hsre Wllllnm I'nnrf worshiped, nn
well as many other noted Krlenili. Ono of
the hlatorlrnl fpots of America Is open
for worahlp every Firm-day (Hundayl
morning at 11 o'clock. Visitor cordially
Invited.
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AIMBH HT. ( 1H lt( It. isth and Arch At the
Chrlstmaa Servlcon tho rholr will be as
slsted by Harry AlelnlkofT. violinist. Ui tho
morning, and in tho ovenlng by lloTerco
Adlo Welghtman. harpist, nml UfMrand A
Austin, cellist, Dr. Macartney will proven
at 10-45 on ''If Chrlxt Hod Not (Vim" a
study of tho slato of tho world If Christ
had not been born At H he will preach nil
"Satan Why Does flod Suffer lllm' ' This
will to tho 7lh sermon In tho series nn
Dlfflrultlci In Dollef, or Questions tho
I'oople Are Asking. Is there an Hvll -'i .i it
as well as n (lond? and aro we Itfnomnt of
th devices of Patau? Recital of Music nt
7.30. Mers uiblo Class nt 11! A spe
cial Invllutlbn t students nnd traveling
men.
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ST. AM)Ki;u-.s ! i:. (.lit lt(II
aflth and llarlng sts.
Ilev WIM.IAM J. COX. Hector.
Hpeclsl Christmas Services
December L'l. 10.10 p. m Musical Brv
I'e Choir assisted by
Mr I.uc'us Cole violin,
Mr Anthony Muzzi. cello.
Mr Jardnll Simons, trombone.
Miss Hell piano
Mr Herbert A. Jerome orfran.
Mr Jumes A Crnbtree choirmaster.
1 1 oly Communlo n a rid Sermon
hTT I'KTKIl'M CliritCII. 3d nnd Pine sts.
Itev Kdward M. Jerferys. H T. D , Hector
7J0n n1 Holy Communion.
II on a m Murrr'nir Seivlco, fiermon by
tho Jle II. J. MoFotrldgo. Tho Choir
will sing
' Te eum In C" Martin
"Jubilate In H flat" Stanford
"Mercy and Truth" Sinlner
'."annus and Olnrla In II flat". Stanford
X 00 p m Congregational Carol Service
Short address by tho Hev. H II "ntrher
Chfilr of 40 men arl bos will fe 'ure tho
ItCSSIAM CIlOHAI.fl HKHVICK of Smol
enskv and familiar Christmas Carols.
vT. TITIW Clll'ltrtl S4th nn,l Tlnicum avo
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Christmas Day Holy Communion and
Sermon 10 a m.
Sunday December 2C Holy Communion
and Srrmon 11 a m
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Sunday. December 20, 1520
Rervloe nt 11 a in
Tho Minlstor Itov. HOCHIR S. FOnnnS,
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Subject "The Other Cheek."
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2 for 25c
clubf) and orvanfi
f inrisi
I'iilLADfiLPIIIA KEY CO.
ln N. Ilranil St.. I'lilla.. I'd.
MINTKIl KnsollTJJ
ATLANTIC CITY N. J.
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capacity coo. WaRer jr
lue OCnaiOr walk Fireproof. Amsrv
Plan f I 00 day Corno now and spend th.
holidays with us Com , homellks Chrltm
with bountiful tree. Will you b her.T
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UoiiAhWhlte A Son Compmny,
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Vlrxlma Ae. nnd lie.tcli. Cap. 3S0. PrlvaU
oaths, run water, elevator etc, Amer. Pia
KAM I.I.I.IS. Owner N J COLLINS. M
Hotel Bocobel Kentucky avo. Return.
no l p weekly Phono 117 A. U, MAUION
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
lwayn ipen. Always nRily. Trmi mod
-tA phon or writ. M Wilrh Dune.
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LAUREL -HOUSE
UKEWOOD.N.J.
The Joys of the Yulelide
ar accentuated by tho dellshtful Christ
mas spirit nnd home-llko charm at
Laurel llous
Down IhrouKh the years history at
Laurel Houso rtcrds Tule'ldes of happi
ness for those discriminating folk who
iae made It their holiday home.
In the healthful, halsam-scented plno
woods surround. ns I.akcwood thera Is
found tho red-berrlcd holly, the laurri
and hleh-hldden numns of tho mistletoe.
Golf, rlillne nil sports
A. ,J. MI Kl-iiY Manater
1L1U'1IY, Asst. Alcr,
Laurel-in-the-Pines
Lakewooc, N. J.
Situated among the Plnea and
overlookinR Lake Cnrasaljo
New "Pines Orlll" 18-hols dolf Court
Prtvato Tennis Courts. Rldlne. Shaded Walk
Flshlnr, Music Private Qararo.
New Klectro-hvdmtherany Uath System.
FRANK F. RIIUTK. Msnaier.
n-nVi rtmnti nf nrn a mltrx? jl arwrm
' Members New York Ptnek Kiehann.
I UKKWOOb N J In the Pines- all eoortf,
Ilooklet Write TOWNSHIP C01IITTEE.
roroNr. moi'vtains
Mount Poeoun, Pa.
Tho OntwOOfi "'" n "" "nr. eleconl
1 nc vimwoa loenllon. sneelal fall and
winter rates Ilonblet K I. T. V. Arrraan.
nnrKT Mnl'NT N. c.
RICKS HOTEL
ROCKY MOUNT. N. C.
Mldnny Iletuern N V. nnd JscksonTllls
r I., si l I'laco to Break Your Trip'1
. diuderu lnrouRnout, Accom. ouo.
Writs for Information
T. I.. III.A.ND. I'rop.
SAVANNAH. OA.
At beautiful SavannaJj. Oa..
tho paradise for rolfsrs,
m it irlsts fishermen, hunts
men an.d tourists. Fireproof.
IV ins without bath. (2 day;
rooms with bath. $2. SO day up.
J. 11. round
rresldrnt
fieorce I.
Alhea, Manarsr
KO( lv MOl NTMNs. N. r,
THE HOTEL DORETA
"ON TIIF. IlIMH IIMillWAY"
Amerli an plan sii c t.kl attention to Auto
I'nM es Tj inc City Oat. s and (Jolf Links.
AIKEN. S. C.
boutliC.irolIna's I'rrralerRraart
Highland Park Hotel
I orii.s Di:cn.MHEit to mat
"I'ossrssfs rt charm all Its own"
CUMATI2 UKCHCATION nNVIRONiTEITB
Address .1. J SA i:i:Ni:V. Munacrr
nimnrr Whltefare Inn. Lake I'lsrld. N. Y
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M I.I'lirit xl'UIM.W V. VA.
'Mil. MATHS AMI HKM.TII
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For Ilooklet of rLDHIDA IiST COAST
ItrMjrn wrny J43 atli Are.. New York.
(iltKBN IIVi: M'HI.MJH. FL,.
QUI-SI-SANA SPA HOTEL
(ireen Cote Sprints, Florida
rtreproof hutel nh mu1 Improvem'tj ani
convs. Hot gulpho-muiinesla sprlruis an4
nm hi. K'it. bathlns casino tennis, huntlnf.
Itatis I'i pir lUy upwards with meals. Hum
mer conneitlon II itel IJunmure, Lake Dun
more Vt IMi-l N'urljn Like fleoiga. N, f.
nnsrnr Mtnvn.
ST. ai (,i stim:. fi..
GOLF AT ST. AUGUSTINE
HOTEL ALCAZAR
Now Open
PONCE DE LEON
Opens Janun v th
FLORIDA'S I DUAL WINTLK CLIMATE
lT I'M M ltl.( II. FI .
Hotel Salt Air ft'iF."
Vs r..m Hcnh bri',tiy nv 1 u ' ushout.
V. . unsun istMi ii au bdtmntr Huoklet h
rat s in ,pt , tn ii S'mt & .Nraaa, l'ropi
Lake" Court Apts. "r!,l' fVr,.,nf n
damdn nr.Arn. rr. .
Daylona Beach Hotel
Irrtid vcranflHH fac- tho Ocean ThornujrhlY
.tjt rn .u n ur m - ll d Hates S3 60 to
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PUTNAM HOUSE
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Hotel Rova! Palm rn,;
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rid.
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rt ...ni Ith Jla 111 J I. NTIHON Mansr.
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Tin: HKI.I.KVIFAV
II. Ural r llrlshls. Fla.
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VISIT MIAMI
Uookleta. Chamhrr of Cnimnrrre. Miami. 11.
1 HF.IIMI IIA
"Islands of Sunshine"
HAMILTON HOTEL
BERMUDA
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A' ommc dtnons fur lino
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N V Oilier. U.I mil Ave.. Spur Trarrl llarailsl
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