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Adventures With a Purue
CJO MANY times In the cvcnlnjc when
J i
Morale
(SE of the wonln that durinic the cfiursc of the lnte wnr assumed greater nnd j ,nnK(
v greater Importance, nnd toward tlio end took on almost magical signincnncc
was M O It A I. K.
There were times when both sides appeared no evenly matched It was a toss
up which would win any particular battle Morale nlwnyw determined the victory.
There were other times when one side appeared to Have Mich decided advan
tages over the other, It seemed It simply must win the engagement when It did
not, as frequently happened, it was usually because Its Morale was "low," while
that of Its nntaEonists was "hlith."
Morale has always been will always continue to be a dominating factor lk u. ,, ,, '.riv
st home, in the office, behind the counter, In the (.anctum, in the factory stvles and pattern).
ft la haIhi .ltt t limit! nnl l'nnf
" "iiu in iiik uuk niu uiii.i mv niii
tn carry n pocketbook or handbag, et
i there is the powder puff to be tucked i
Httllj, IIIIU lllll I.U II VIII IICIVCl III nillllL
e. So that a purse is practically
necessary. In which event the purse I
shall tell you about would be just the '
thing. It is a Japancscy looking ui
fair, in it hind of black nnd gold bro
cade, is, I should say, about three or I
four inches in length nnd fastens over, J
envelope fashion nly there is n elaitp
i here arc several
The price Is scv-1
WHAT BEAUTIFUL TEETH!
flU
ow 1 am not going to ten you
tvs how many times, disheartened nnd discouraged, you bnve stood ' "hop you have never heard about,
tween failure and success, a line so fine we scarcely know when we I J m going " p"tlm
e we are often on the line and do not know it-Morale would have tyref thlshoptht ,n ma,
.In a.a( nml hnynt.il ' .. . . .
wherever men live. work, nroduce,
I'erhaps nine-tenths of domestic catastrophes are caused by the breakdown of
Morale.
Who know
on the line between
diss it. so fine
tnVen von nnfelv over and be.votid.
What Is Morale? Where does It come from? And how can we acquire and
benefit by It?
Morale means being fit not alone physicnlly fit ; but mentally, spiritually,
joyously, exuberantly, buoyantly nnd aggressively fit.
It means enthusiasm.
It means soundness not merely physical soundness; but mental, spiritual
and emotional well-being as well.
Morale means that the body nnd the mind, the head and the heart, the
icnbitlon nnd the will are properly attuned are nil focused upon the great goal.
It means all-round balance physical, mental nnd spiritual good health
ninl and human spirits nnd impulses at top-notch and under control every
hytr functioning normlty nnd efficiently, nnd therefore functioning effectively.
Morale Is born of confidence not the confidence fathered by wish or con
ceit ; but the confidence created anil fostered by faith nnd determination, by
enthusiasm and unflagging energy, by the feeling thnt you have given the word
a square deal and therefore rightfully expect It, by the un-diakable philosophy
tlint what others have done you too can do can probably do better.
Moraie is the product of practice the practice of thinking straight, being
straight, talking straight and living straight being honest and fair with your
self as well as with the rest of us.
Morale is an attitude the constantly nurtured nttltude thnt the world is i M,0, or phone Wnlnot or Main aooo.
good to look upon, good to live in. good to work in nnd that It stands ever-
ready, indeed enger, to yield n worth-while return for worth-while effort.
Morale is what enables men und businesses to climb Its absence makes them
automatons.
Morale makes it possible for n man to necomplish nnd to stand out its lack
condemns him to a rut a sraall-sb.ed grave.
Morale is the oxygen in the atmosphere of success without it a man suffo
cates into mediocrity or failure.
Morale drives men on to do.
Men have suffered disappointment, disillusionment, defeat, even disablement;
b-it Morale has kept them up and swept them on to the heights.
America nnd the rest of the world are passing through a (rucinl period
provided wc do not lose Morale, we will yet gain crrything.
Ynn mnv h. nennile-n. friendies. without nnv of tin, so things for which
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men fight hard nnd long; if you hold fast to Mornle. jou may still win them all I 'ul!Sn' .7; ""?.-"
cnty-five cents.
Now I nm not going to tell you of a
Hut
to one i
have '
how
illlficult it is to find n renlly unusual ;
blouse. The regulation sort may bo
had almost nny place. Hut when you
nre looking for something renlly nice '
nnd distinctive, do you know where to I
go? I want to tell you of the shop I
always try first. It is true that not al
ways do I find there just what I seek. !
but nine times out of ten I nm success
ful. The price of my choice Is gen
erally between $7 nnd $10. nml always
the blouse Is so exactly "just right"
that I urn willing to pay the prico.
Have you bangs? Or just perhaps a
fe,v Khort hairs thnt you like to keep
(curled? Well did you know thnt you i
n. . tL.i Ih ... n n . i
ran get a curnng in,. . . . n - f , , vegetables nnd nuts re
especially lorimngs: . """'""" ,m,.,. .-hewing and should be Included
and smaller Is every v. ay than the or- , grown-ups',
dinary curling Iron. fhc nre very rcnson.)
convenient. I ,, , . , . , ,
i The hnrd foods exercise nnd Improve
ror nnmej or sijop """ 'f"1""; "'"-": the conditions or the tooth socKctSnnd
the teeth, besides producing the neccs
' sary How of saliva and gnstric juice.
lhe care ot the teeth does not rest
with childhood. The condition of
clennliness of the mouth will be with
us until our lips arc closed for us.
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BELGIAN 'HEROINE FEARING
EXPOSURE, TAKES POISON
Friend of Edith Cavell, Winner 9f
War MedaU, Called Spy
IVvrls, Feb. 17. (Hy A. P.) Ma
dame Louise Thulicr, a Itelglnn school
teacher, who was awarded the insignia
of the Icglon of Honor nnd the war
cross during the great wnr, has chosen
suicide rather than face exposure as
a spy nnd a betrayer of patriotic
friends, it Is declared by today'a news
papers. The woman, about whom re
volved one of the most stirring trage
dies of the war, swallowed rnt poison
at' her home In the vlllnge of Wiherles,
near Muiis, yesterdny when called to
appear before a magistrate.
Mndume Thuller was assoglntcd with
Edith Cavell, the English nurse, who
was executed by the Hermans In llrus
scls, on October 15, 1015, nnd with
Countess Johanna de Dellevllle, who
wns doomed to die by the (lermnns, but
whose sentence wus commuted through
the intervention of President Wllpon.
Hhe, herself, wns tnken prisoner by
the Germans nnd wns sentenced to
denth, but King Alfonso of rlpnln
made a pica In her behalf, nnd she wns
reprieved.
During an investigation of csplon
ngc operntlons nt Mons evidence wns
found, It Is declared by newspapers
here, thnt Mndnmo Thurller had be
trayed a number of companions, one of
whom was l'hllllp Ilnucii, an archi
tect, who were executed the day Miss
Cavell faced the Herman firing squad.
He shmmoncd the woman to appear be
fore him, but she Is alleged t
swallowed poison rnther Jhnn obey.
i-IF YOU LOVE-
FLOWERS
You will enjoy
ne of our
trellis boxen
filled with
Igrowinrj i v v
-i i -p.uu each.
Century Flower Show
112 So. 12th St. p
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That Is what we should all like to have people say about us and our chil
dren. Here are some suggestions that will help iu to bring U about
Coarse nnd hard foods, requiring
me'nnt ' crunching, like tast. hard brends, hard
-and some more.
WASN'T A THEDA BARA
Voman Stood a Lot Until Collins
Called Her "Kid"
Mrs. Verona Cushin;, of Kox Cha.
visited a Market tret moving-picture
place last night, and. according to her
..... .. ni rtl,l - f nnlfpiiln ('iieunn
unless vou live out of doors, rind some
place with a hrlstt. cold climate. Home
where that you will get plenty of exer
cise, nnd vou may bo all right. Other
wise tihd n suggestive shrug of the
shoulders completed the diagnosis.
Upon taking stock of her qualifica
tions. Miss Itowe was unable nt first to
flrrf n nlni-1. thlnir which she COUld C1D-
.V meeting of business men of theijtallzc "In the open." She was familiar
vicinity of Fortieth nnd Market streets I with bookkeeping nd plllce Bystems.
Mle COUIU IllinUlU n Iirruir tttin lb vw.
Making More Money
Ifunttnr nnd Illnit
When. In nddltion to being thrown
upon her own resources. Miss Henrietta
V Howe wns Informed by her physician
that she would have to live put In the
open as much as possible, the future
.. i. .. n.. nnnr M-hieh iviw far from
... 't .., in iv. mien" dldn t ofier the i the roots',
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slightest possiowuy oi iimiuiu ....- niii, jii'ii ui-.-i i'uiwdvp, nm. in uiiui-monev-miiklng
lines which Miss Howe ' tjpn jt is necessary to submit to dentnl
hnd been accustomed lo louovv lor un
last few years, but, on the other hand.
uennue ivnu irrowf
reealn your heaitn
Watch for Pyorrhea
Scrupulous cleanliness of the mouth
prevent decay of teeth and pyorrhea.
which afreets the tissues surrounding
Much of this clennliness we
WANT CAR ROUTE BACK
Fortieth and Market Sts. Business
Men See Loss of Trade
Fwn's ton to d to" MaT "rate ('arson w' M "' resumption of ! Arable derce'"o'f skllf and she" cou d
nt Vitv lial I 1tt"r "e veV -1 men To"t 'nr Houte . ren.ovcd hy the V. It. T. j manage a household ''But." a. she iiald
nt l-itj nan, laur, H.ver.u men io"i ' to her frends. "what good are thosa
thrir interest in the orc"n tlraina in last week, aeenrding to rliomas liurke. things when I have to live outdoors and
favor of u greuter interest in Mrs
Cushing.
"First n nasty fat man tarte.l to
ogle me, and I shoved him u'vay. Theu
another started to annoy me.
"Finally, a third man leaned over,
told me he thought I " an old friend
nnd cnlled me 'kid.' Thnt wai too much
of an insult, so I had him arreted.
president of the Fortieth and Market
Streets lliHiness Men's Association.
The route started at Fortieth nnd
Market streets and run tu Hog Island
through the Elmwood section. It meant,
according to Mr. lturke, thnt many
persons patronized shop" in the vicinity
The man was Walter Collins, who . of the Market street terminus. Since
said his address was Twenty-first and the line has been dl.NCnntiiiued the Rim
Vine streets, and who said he really I WO()(, nvpml0 n ms i)(.n MTved by
haa misianen ui'- suuiuu ivi u ivnu.k
acquaintance
He wus discharged.
PENN CO-EDS PRACTICE
Basketball and Water Teams Pre
pare for Contests
Young women student ut the 1'ni
versify of Pennsylvania nre getting
some snappy buskethnll practice in
preparation for a "co-ed" game,
February 'JO, with a girls' team of
Drexel institute.
The practice is being held nt the
Klngsessing Keereatnm Center, Forty
ninth street and Chester avenue, where '
u "co-ed" swimming team is learning
lo strenk through the water.
The basketball team is arranging a
schedule and hns made tentative ar
rangements with Temple I'niver.iHjs'
Iiryn Mnwr Collegp and the Central
liranch of the Y W. C A.
Boy Hurt While Playing
While playing at the .lame .Maiiin
si hiiftl grounds, New .Market nnd lireen
streets, Clinrles (iriinw inkle, eleven
eurs old. of 1H1 Neetaririe street, fell'
from u swing and sustained roneiissinn
of the brain. Other children called tu
n passerby, who carried the lmj t. the I
ltoosevelt Hpital, v here !.. ,s m a !
critical condition. . I
Koute !I7. the Chester suhwnj -surface
line. Tliis does not toucli at Market
on.l Fortieth.
Mr. lturke said that as many ns .10,
IKH1 persons transferred to th 4."-route
cars in u day ns indication of the pos
sibilities fur business.
Condition of Highways
Throughout State Today
Lincoln highway (Trenton to
Ciinmliershurg : No change since
yesterdaj. Dry and mostly in good
condition, but only fair in Bucks,
Lancaster and the eastern part of
Franklin county.
Wlllinm l'enn Highway 'Entnn
to Chnmbersburg) : Dry and in good
condition, with the exception of one
mile t f unimproved road near Allen
town. ltultimore pike (Philadelphia. Me
din, Kennett Square and Oxford.:
Dry and in good condition.
Philadelphia and Heading pike:
Drj and in good condition.
Lancaster and Harrisb'irg pike:
Fair in Lancaster county ; good in
Da ipi.:n.
earn my .own living at the same time.
Suddenly, however, the thought oc
curred to her that her office experience
nnd ability to run a houso might be
profitably combined In the operating of
a hunting camp. So. securing an option
upon n site at Moosehcad Lake, Me.,
Miss rtowe started In to offer the tired
business man n place where he could
rest and recoup Ids lost energy during
the hunting season. The venture wns
an Immediate success and, in the
months when the camp was not open.
Miss Howe took up the teaching of cook
ing at Mt. Holyoku, finding In the com
bination a vocation which not onlv gave
her an Independent Income but alao en
tirely offset the physiclan'a depressing!)-
suggestive shrug of the shoulders.
Tomorrow "nny Me Thnt I"
COSMETICS DEFENDED
examination twice a year so that tar
tm may be removed to prevent gum
infection. This one cannot do one's
self. The dentist visits should be
made, too, th.it cavities may be dis
covered in their Infancy.
Pyorrhea is not only the cause of
loss of teeth but of many physical Ills.
It begins beneath the edges of the gums
where there has been un accumulation
of tartar
In its early stages treatments may
be given to stop the destructive work.
Even in advanced stages of the disease ' brains of the mouth from which infec
the dental science now may wngo lion frequently arises,
eftVclivc war upon it so that the total
loss of teeth i. prevented.
It Is not uiic.immon for persons who
have experienced no suffering from
toothache nnd who are religious enough
In their observance of the dally tooth
brushing commandment to Hnd sud
denly they are pyorrhea victims be
cause they hnvc failed to have the nec-e-'sary
removal of tartar done. Ho that
the n'dvlce of an able and conscientious
dentist should be sought regardless of
whether one Is In doubt or not.
Brushing the teeth night nnd morn
ing and i after each meal has been
preached until every grown-up should
resent the implicntlon thnt he or she
does not do it. Hut teeth keep on de
caying nnd for no other rcnson than
neglect In this regard.
The gums should be brushed ns well.
Thev need this treatment to keep them
hardened. Common table salt applied
lo the brush as you would u tooth pow
dir nnd rubbed over teeth and gums is
an excellent sweetener nnd pyorrhea
preventive.
Silk Floss Kecommended
Silk floss should be used with a sec
saw motion between the teeth tit Inter
vals of twice a week at least oftcner
so much the better.
Fruit acids, such as grape juice,
orange juice, apples, lemon juice and
vinegar, clcutise the tongue nnd mem-
BERKSHIRESJ)NEXHIBITION
Sixty Thoroughbred Hogs Shown at
Breeders' Congress
Sixty Berkshire hogs, from growers
In twelve states, are on exhibition ut
the first American Berkshire hog con-1
gress, in the First Regiment Armory, I
at lirond nnd Collowliill streets.
The hogs will be on exhibition until:
tomorrow night. .Sessions of the congress
will be held ut the Hotel Lorraine. The
congress wns founded by Mrs. Kmmn II.
Fritsche, owner of the Sycamore Farms,
nenr Douglnsvllle, Pa., and is designed
to exploit the growing and breeding of
Berkshire hogs.
Speakers ut the inltlul session of th
congress were .lames K. Downing, sec-
i I, .-. i ni jr. j1 rctnry o the American Berkshire As
Specialist Denies Paint and Powder, soointion. und Mayor Moore, who de
Are DangerouB livered the opening address, finvernor
C.iriB may .mint and powder as much i nfo WJ, ""''
iim rhev rhmisi' Kit Inni- Jlu thev rnnhnp I .. ' ' . . ' v -'- wn.
cosmetics to their faces, without worry
ing about what it may do to their
health. '
The covering of so smnll n. part of I
the skin's surface could have no detri
mental effect upon a person's health,
according to Dr. Frank Orozer
Knowles, prominent skin specialist of
this clty; I
Dr. Knowles wns led to comment
upon a itntiment mn.le by Dr. G. B. i
Metzger, of Pittsburgh, to the effect
thnt u woman might faint from the
closing of the pores of her countenance
by the use of cosmetics.
The skin specialist said it is only
where the entire body is covered with
an impermeable substnni-" or coating
that it is detrimental to health, nl- ,
though, he said :
"It Is a well-known fact that rouging
is bad for the complexion." ,
mal Husbandry. Alba II. Johnson is
scheduled us a speaker nt the Friday
session.
mcll, chief of the I'nlted States Anl-
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PJiiJadelphias
firvest
BUTTER
H.R.AIKEN
118 N.DoIawareAv.,Phi1a.
J?sk your dealer
ID. Sheppacd &Soii9
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Spend As Little
time m pottible in buying your meati. In view of our low prices
we have n big ruih on Saturday, and for the purpote of giving every
customer good service we advise buying your meats as EARLY ON
FRIDAY AS POSSIBLE. Try out our suggestion and convince yourself.
c
lb.
40c
ALL STEAKS
ROASTS
;Eggs
PRIME RIB
PINBONE
BOLAR
RUMP
20
Picnic Hams or Shoulders 1 5W
3 lbs. Country Scrapple. . . 25
STRICTLY
FRESH
In Cartons
3 lbs. Lean Soup Beef. . . .25c Best Country Butter.
5 lbs. Breast Yearl'g Lamb. 25c Wilson's Certified
.45c lb.
Shoulders Yearl'g Lamb. 12 Oleomargarine . . . .25c lb.
MU lb.
City-Dressed Shoulders Pork
Loin Pork
Loin Yearling Lamb Chops
Legs Yearling Lamb
Fresh Country Sausage
MARKET ST. BEEF CO.
5221-23-25 Market St. 5939 Market St.
One car ticket will bring you from almost anywhere
i OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 9i30 P. M.i
m
ferXi
$2.45
1JLS5
S3.G5
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$5.00
Fashioned in the Spirit of Youth
Priced With the Thrift of Experience
The $2.45 and $3.85 gowns are Philippine made and hand
embroidered. Full width.
The $1.85 gown is a nainsook, ribbon-run garment, much superior
to its price.
The $5.00 envelope chemise is a Philippine hand embroidered, quality
creation.
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Joy
Danderine is "Beauty-Tonic"
Imiiinillatcly nftcr n "ramltrinc" . glistening with Ijenut.i .
muHMigy, your lioir takes on new life,
lustre anil womlrmiH beauty, appear
ing twice us heavy nnd plentiful,
bcrause each hair seems to fluff unci
thicken.
Don't let your hair utay lifeless,
colorless plain or seruggly. You,
-i vunt 1' of lot';;, ttrous lttlr
A H.Wen buttle of delightful
"Danderine" freshens jour scalp,
checki dandruff nnd falling hair. 'Ibis
stimulating "beauty-tonic" gives to
thin, dull, fading hair that youthful
brlghtnens and abundant thickness. All
ilrujf o'jitcir M "Pnndurlnp "
PfTT il '7" f - i
M STrtDFi! COH
m j . Am pwiir m i m jim
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ASCO ASCO ASCO
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Facts Are Cold-Blooded Evidence
What our Producer-to-Consumer Plan is accomplishing is convincingly
proven daily by the money-saving prices in all Asco Stores. One small profit
one direct channel between Producer and Consumer every unnecessary
medium and in-between expense eliminated is our unalterable policy. Our
enviable position in the public's confidence today is the best-proof in the
world that our plan of merchandising has their full endorsement.
Think a moment
What would groceries bo costing today yiere it not for the "Asco" Stores?
Getting Down to Prc-War Levels 1
-seSL, Condensed Milk 15c
Fine quality. BIjr 14-oa can. Made from pure rich cow's milk and nucar. An
unusual bargain!
carton
50'
Fine Fresh Eggs!
"Gold Seal"
Eggs
Only the finest of fresh ecus are selected for
our "Gold Seal" brand. Ono dozen positively
new-laid eggs in every carton.
Strictly Fresh EggS doa 45c
Not as large ns the "Gold Seal" dandies,
but twelve strictly fresh egRS in every dozen.
'Asco
Nowastc Sliced Bacon S" 20c p"8
Sweet sugar-cured bacon. Sliced the wny you like it and packed in, sanitary con
tainers. You'll enjoy its crisp deliciousness.
A Breath of Sunny California!
Our rep 37c can
Calif. Peaches ff 28c
Big luscious fruit. A tdste of them will
give anyone an appetite for more. Get
your share of this bargain!
Big No. 3 cans
Pork & Beans tf 12c
Another typical "Asco" money-saving
bargain. Fine quality. Buy several cans
at this low price.
Campbell's Soups can 10
All varieties in stock the price talks.
Henten
Highest Quality-
-Lowest Prices
"Asco" Threaded Codfish, . .pkg 10c
"Asco" Pure Codfish brick 22c
Horseshoe Salmon can 34c
Fancy Shrimp can 22c
Fancy Sardines big can 15c
Choice Sardines can 5c
Nekco Brand. Callf.Sardinea.can 19c
Nova Scotia Herrinrjr (3 In bunch) 23c
Big Smoked Bloaters. . .each 12';c
4-
Purc Horse Radish class 12c
Best Pea Beans lb 7c
Calif. Lima Beans lb 10c
Marrowfat Beans lb 12c I
Whole Green Peas lb 7c j
Best Pearl Barley lb 6c j
Pure Jellies glass 10c
Blue Rose Rice lb 9c
Ex. Fancy Honduras Rice, lb 12 'jc
Desserts for Sunday
My-T-Fine Desnert.pkglOe
Jello pkg 10c
"Asco" Cornstarch, pkg 7c
Mrs. .Morrison's
Puddings, pkg 10c
"Asco"
Peanut Butter
10c ""'
Choice Quality
Rolled Oats ,b" 25c
Syrups and Molasses
"Asco" Golden Syrup, lie
My Wife's .Syrup, bot 18c
Franklin Syrup... can 14c
Ur'er Kobbit
Molasses, can 14c
Cheese S"29c
Just the thing for
Rich
Creamy
Very choice quality
the afternoon "bite."
"Asco" Blend
Coffee "5
29'
Best
Pure
Lard 2 14cib
Finest open-kettle rendered lard. Our
regular high quality. This price is un
usually low.
! I
When you drink your first cup of
I "Afco" Blend, you'll realize what you've
been missincr. It's a combination of the
I rmool nrQfn mh T (4 1 '
lllltb lUIILTi) iUVIII, 11 l
' "Asco" BlendToas,7h 45c
j lb pkg, 23c : i4 lb pkg. 12c
Orange Pekoe is delightful. Other
favorite blends Old Country Style, India
Ceylon, Plain Black and Mixed.
I SS. Potatoes WL 45c I ' SS Salmon S" 12
Vi pk (7ij lbs), 12c
M pk (8',i lbs), Gc
Big dry mealy fellows. Treat the
family to Baked Potatoes for a change.
Finest pink salmon packed. Big tall
cans. Buy your requirements for Lent
nt this low price.
I
To Make Good Bread
ou've got to have good flour to begin with. That's
why we use only the very finest flour obtainable in
baking the fine "Victor" Loaf.
'
"VTirrm-." .
RRRAD 'oaf
children thrive on it.
8
Calif. Sliced 77c
Peaches can
Fancy Calif. Ac
Apricots can "
Fancy Calif. 77c
Cherries can -"-1
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Ainer. Maid Catsup, 10c
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Shopping Bags ...each 4c
Grape Juice.,., pt bot 29c
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