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THE BREAKING POINT
By Mary Rclberts Rinefa&rt
Auther of 'OangereuH Daw," ''K," "The Amazlne Interlude." mid tiuiui ether striking ami siicieasful nevtls.
Cepimght, 10H, by Grerpe 11. tleran Ce,
WHO'S WHO IV Till". STORY
dp. nAVin MvisosTexn. -). ninii'hi
in llavtrtv, a small town. cm.IijI bul bluff.
tie thare n ttcrtt reitrtmlnrj (dtiillfu et
their btlevid nrthne with
hVCY. his atitir. bc'.evid lj tvembct; ti
town,
DP. DICK ,n.VOSre.VB. (i indele mem
oir thrrr H n one. emi ti'Jie la rtilfrmnua
tome aau te 00 bark le .Ni.rnd'i. MM clu il
poed hemt. In enlcr M rii-tite" (he cur.
M i ull et vitalttu aid is eemh 'oeV-iq
and (lctlns (n apt'e 0 u (li.'rlu .'" iw
vrofrsttenal carter, lit M in invt nlfn
TLUABKTII WllVKI.l II. a , hul'nemt tfl'l.
10J10 lev hiri efts alnrf...
JUrfK,V CAllt.YSLV. nrlr.M. flin. '
tdrj bttert. 1. ni tilrrd ui i.i fi - ii'tniu
tterv, lltr liwba-d. I.iire. had brrn "inl
te ilftitfc. ns wnt e-"i-ral,-i Nlirvif
crrtain it.it I'lnrfc. 0 r'fh vo'ine "":" loom
town. Clark had .'even.. rl "i '."' ' ,. ''
nrt.J It U'0 Irtirvrd lie rrrw..-.! i'i 1 ""
ard,
ri;i onrf7e;.'r. !(! ""l' eid
mannerr. U'ire rcjrnrcl.fi Idir h t "
teKS
IOV1S PASSEIT r fi1pcrrir. I M
iuinct.i linn ) ' Mn.-atfci n '
tilarfr, f ifMlr i 1.1 il rr fMe '-r
yiAM. r.'l.n'ulA' lr. an cj-trjr.uant
l;out(7 ti 1
LESLIE WARD, r'treb'-'-'' S'Ol'i-r I .v.
MP. ASP Mm. WHULI.LI.. IH.cnl "-'-
tan r'irfti
UfAl.LIK NAYPr. n r'-i nufli trhe i-
emiy cltf MniJiir 1. iW.n (1 ' '" ' ar
t(abct. ulfh irlffi hr u st, ftf -t.
QHK -ill In-fore th" iiii'-rer .'( I'"" " '
ilri.-iiS-ri'iiiii 1 1 . t I'.'.i', "" " ' v
I il.v. "It was bn'iiiife nf ltev lie shot the
'oilier mini, wiiMU't it?"
! Slip snv her nnswrr in It i stnrtled
fnre. niul rlnvtl tier iloep quickly. He
'.steed mitiiiiU', ami tlicn lie tupped
! lislitly.
! "Let 1110 In. lieney." he said. "I
, want te linlsh it. You've get 11 wreiiR
idea about it.'1
When m!ie did net miMver lie tried the
deer, but it v.iiH leiked. He turned and
went downstairs 11 git in.
Wlien be came home the next after
noon Marcsiret met blm in the hall.
I ! 1'CV.. I...... 1. l'..1...- '
'Kti"W what?"
'I'lie thin; u liax" been hrepiuR
from me .i anntber uem.iii,
M.lMl't it?"
ii,,,
mepanm; ler eeii uni mi.i. 10 .........
nfL of her situation. She lmd il"ne an
flic could, bad been f.utlifi.'. an I ' i'.ie 1..,,., . w .,.. Ti.a: the w.rni-
li.nl made hi, ben... ..iimmU... WM "" ,,,
invd te hi- t.l'-trs and trieil t 1.- it' -v.-Utins his l.nr 111 his band-. I.m.
fr'etnl-. bud Met hi- lie ed- a-d 1 "I""11' wnf "ii. Ii misbt ! nlj .1 pha-' -
imI te them Vnd new. im. he v .1- 1 ''- impre ion 0:1 I . k'- "i-tli I ad l-'i 11
. , .- 1,, ,. il.itt i 'deeper tlinil Olllel-. -11 r- 1 lYi', t w
be i'.i. iv.l :i'l. trishtev. Hew .. () ... ,,
bold llie'.r bii-baii'i-.1 uppeai II- , a- m.ii!.i; :i !-fil. i- .-
:ihe found him in lied a d m.r. -' ' uu,ii. II.- had Ij- 11 1 . 111
M n-deep wlun -i.e : .
U il..
... . J, i. -iliji'-i ill! .iii.
:i 1 f iiiu!ei it 1 iit . , in. 1 1 Ii 1 ii
room. Mmi-li:.e.li.iins S"' .- ') ;" M, ...)s ,-,.,.. ,,. .,'.,,;.,,. ,., , .,.
was ne: 'reuble.! li il mi'i - m 11- ,rul ne ilh l.in iimMi'm. Af'e-
. . 1 1 ...... . '
fcirC1!01l II W.l- ... . . ,j ,;,!, .,,. , .,
Me W.I- IMIU .HI II.- ..... '," pj,, id .r,.! went helu- f.l- .l-tf 1. -nieulli
op. II. !: fe.' 1. -'id i- 1 1 'i; Y,, in el-.
Inn. .-rttint'ii;! it I.. '!"':" .' '..e e''l .
be-.de ,-,. S.n.e i...,.- in -'I- i.'iui be l '';'- '' ''vnini; in..'
W,. M tun, ..ml ...v,...: - M'.n- .: " I ; 'e-.i .....,, ...
.1 1 1... 1 1 1 1 1. '..'.. n : "ei ,,. ... der .-,1 pe." t1
:.':". ...... 1. .in.:....-, h l'"l ' WOllllel' if -In i..c' .le.l.d
",,m. ..".,"". .. : ,;:.. wr -.m.-i,.i,s. r..r b- fe,i:i.i ,..,- ....- .
me iiicriiui.K'ii. 1. -..1 .''' , , , ,,;, ,,..., , , . , it.,
!.. ilil'l ...... .'.'- ...1 11 ....-, i ... ii- . .'it.
;.. ...II lili'-' . I "A"'
.-.,.. .... .- rii. i.t ' . ,
111:
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Slu. lnv nil the '!: "' Il
li.iii'jlit 1I11111;- n. ' U- .'."I '
qualitie- He wa- l;.:t 1 a.m iff'" :'."!!-i-e
te her tntiii!: He i'-"! t"''''' ',!",'.r' '
when .Tim di"d. and he 1-e.e.! I.l..il-l 1
dearlj . He H ceii.-ieii- : ' 0 'i
handed. He .i- l..iii.ii.ii. ' " "
big. lirnv) wa
She bei-iiii le tiii.'i w. ..- - :' .1 ...in
Men were alwa- ii .....ieU.' I '
neme women. The w-r- v..i-:. iind -
Vcclall) tbej were - -mii'i : s.ied-''s
ins men weie 11 tars.t :"r ever "i
if Advance. She tii'ii-ferreil Icr !".li.:.
of him te the we.na'i -lie -,:-pe-! I .:'
lurins bim aw.i trem h.'i .'.id '.ay te"
tours hatins her
She ?ttW Lelie off .'l t..e ".e rn.' -lvlth
a iierfune'.ery S''ei-b ' '' , ,.',i
ngcr and suspicion seethed in her. And
later she put en her lr.it and !. : !
te lay the situation before her ii.eil.ei
Mrs. Whetder was out. hewevei. jim
she found only Elizabeth fewii5 b .ier
window.
Nina threw her hat en the bed nn
at down dispiritedly.
"I suppe-e there's no new-':"' -i.e v
sked. P
"Ne." . h
Nina watched i.er M.e -i- e .1 ,.'.
tietlence with Kiizale;k. c.ia-praied
with the world.
"Are veu come 10 l'O en ii.. '...- .1
lie ilPinanil-Hl. .--.".n; ey
:n te I.e.! '
anil v !..
said . n .. th us lien, aii.i
mad- : .nip. -.ilde rn lie m
' I Hie : . 1. .1 soed b." .
; i...il. .: He were n tn-i
' .. I lllle J.'"' til kllnlv -
en . .. . " an tell l.ie.
U p .t :..- .::":i are .nd n
-ein- .
VeedilU
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1 'ad.i . ' 1 ! al. .'." t. . I
w...nan new '
I try .. t..t
.'I..C 1 w.
w.i'it : r .:
b -a: t:!' fr a :110m mi:, -ii .tii.e
! 1- laM' .i:id b. .us very carvf :! net te
-111.1' in. a,.) I'.atnix-
" : :. vi- t..'d i.i" ... al
1 ': r . d.ii. i .mi have ... .ij. k .t
.... eiLnm '..i"li That's trii'. 1-i't r ':
"Ti'er" w i.ra.ls," h- - iid 1:11-
..':'': '.i!! "I- van't 1 nrv "
"Her'- m .it 1 van: te knew. I'' he
...!- rfe'.e I..O '. I.- Il" tilll" n.l lil'O'l
i.il. he ; ha.-k t.i .-.ir.'li i'e" the
i.;.. 1 l".e. tlien I lien ii.,en!
h.i.n-'i appe.il . eaed. ::i 1
-In'
i.'eni ':.. .Iiiuv .i'i'I -toeil l.-ter.. Li'n
"I nm-1 kin.w. lather. I ,11 iiimv .
Ti ' '!..!; .'. I...V. neen 1.. .''.. '...n
hi" w.'- an..' ..ei w.i,, an. wc n'- . '"
"It wn.- -.1 '."' iz '." Ii- ie-i.iier. : ..
i:iia
i. A be
our life
n window, waitinu.' ler a man v. no ran i,,,nj5 ,.f
ewny trein yeu: ty-.itte .r -. '
"That's net true and jeu knew it." "Then Mi-re wa-.'-"
"They're all ii'ike." Xn:.i d!ii-.! ..j ,..,. . , f ,
rfeklesdy. "They re a!en; wei1 one'is.i. y.,.,,u , ,,,, ,,.; ,.,, ), ' ha.m
nnd they are .ill for virt".. and for he j.,,,,.,1 rc)1 ; , 'r ,,, ,, ,,.,,...
home and fire-ide .-tuf i:nt ! -...;.- w..m- -What -'.; ..i,ian'."
an comes mei- way i ...rat ' i k'...v .
Eliznbeth looked up qui. I;'-.
"Why, Nina!" -lie -an.. in
tecan "
"lie went e New Yer ii..- i. !" .;.;.
He prete'idrd te b" Joins "u lei-!i"--.
but lieV i.etuully i"..t.; ie : i.i'
ctre-s. He' been ma 1 .... .1 !.. ''
aentb-."
"I d.ii.'t l.t'iieve II.'
' fill, wa'.e up." N . . ..;
fieiitij. 'The world i-t.'i a.- .p f'f
Itoed. kin.l. xir'ii.ni pe.ip.e. It'- -..'ten.
nd men are a'l alike. 1 ;.k l.iv.n; l.iv.n;
filene a .d I..- in. I nil ''.. rest t i
Ted witn in" -time -tiek. A- Ions u
there are v nn.eii like :lii- (.'ar.i-'" .!''..
Tiire ttiej'l! fall for 'liet... An. v.. 1 ,..!!
J fjti -it nt home and !!'. eiw ;.u.l
mid pliin ' !.'"":) ' e'lu bv ,. And i..
rru-' de ! "
In i t.. ni' Iier-i.'j' ,1 ... .iir.s,.,n
lit doubt rep' t.i.i' '. ij "It. I K'l.'.M-
Ik -'i's m.e.i S. . ;,a i 1 Iw.r - km. i n
that the., line '... ml.) ; ,i- all 'I.e t .!'. .
that 'h" '.rievelenf out -t.iimi t r.-
" . r.
1: r
- en or
'I e ..iil.ii f iiik a1, ..' '.' . i 1.
1' , -.. I.ii.i- ;: '
"I lle -I.e e .'I V....I..!'.2.'
' She v ,.s hi. .n'res.." J.p j.-i... .,,
driven , Ii 1- p i-i-ien.'-e.
'I .. i.i,! li'le'.. r .....e "
Miii'y h r :a;i. nani". I.. .
' 15ir .,-i I.t.. -. -: wa- .in . . : --
II- -li'll...,.
"All r.2l.' . '' 'l 1 e -1.1 , 1
. ' ' iI." . -: W. - .f. .' '.--. .,
-. mi., rn ! ;:t ..".i '...-i'i T -
' ',, ' e I., ' . .s...' lint j . ;n. l.e
?!.e .1. .-t 11" l!il"l new,'' s' e - ,
it-.-..' . ;.'!.. 1. is an aft-; '..,,1,1 ,
1' n.s -....' time before she -,
i'. 1 '
'1 ;p..is. -.;. v; - be." :
sa d -'evl; .
I 'I'.i. ' knew M...t ..;' -hem a-.
.tV tae -tii2. .r..'l...w. .ini" ie.es
:, !.! I'.. . ':"
' ii'i! tli.it I l.n w no i.a- ""te' i.
I. 1.. r. And von knew ,i t....
II heard lef Selllg eiiell n . '
IP. t l)el, ei.'.!ei ( en .. !. - !'.t
j.1.0 ii,..! tievi t',.. 1,'lit 'ii.at , n jht
5 lelndr a wen. nn. 1 luce there. .-rv
Jiiin.ility .if i.er ;,,vi. fir I In'; .,- .in
dem. "i ..! fm, if .,' !,(. ide 1. S. . had
Siever 1 11 cn.nl ".' x'a. "p ., ,,,.
I'lpV.T e'll. ilih f'.l' him She 'V... ,
pinii'l .'inn i' :a ' ' i.ir ie 1 . u
Vltn'.
I ll-lhl--.., ' . I.e. ,1! , .1 ; . J
lit Hill.' '!' 1. I',-.' be. I,"-. I. - ,- 1
healthy. nun. e. .iiid pne'i.,' ... -. n
tbe tn.ik t: e i.' 1. cuts.. - , . . ;
). and int t, iiict.ii t1 1 -i, -ii
Iter fa'her n ... n I." arn'. bj v '.r..
i-Of i'i2 I'm i.i
la id mid -e..t '..1 : , . . . ..
rrenintr. All d.i . 1 , 1.1 t:... : , . 1
ihe -itniitien i.e'ucen 1 1. '. . , .
Vipth, wi'h ere" a- ;am ."" , ,..-.
Jies. He hi.. i..; s,iie.i ,,1 t. .,, ..,-..
fir te Il.trr.-e 1 Miler: ,). i.ne .!.
thpy would 1 ,.t under-'ni.'!. d v
IiUcy wen1.! s'iiTer. S. ,1,1 bev .0 '!
fnei:;li bv Ie' . de;.,r"ire
At n.e.n ! id p-,.'. , ., , " 4
tp and be;ne he';ie. int.. I,.- -,.-!..,
S'J ei.'e I I.e f.- .,,.. , ;' , ,.,.,;; ; ,, .
tfr able te feiie w"S thinjs. , , ,.i;"
Jill Mtisf'lef ,,1 ... .',f., w-a- S ,! . v..a-
WOdiHed te .. ktiew,r..ise of two -afe-
ty-pins at ti.e -id.... te ti-ke up 'heir
nipcrlliieu- g rrl, ; tie wuwiliaa'i
Ilill even the -er;v of Ihmms " letli.-d a
h man nsni-i .. d t,.. mal.e It en-ler t,i
hay te W'al' .- W i.i.,i.r ,,n' n.ui be
Id.
'alte ' .-, ' . ',w of Ii,.-k re
turn win, v '. I r z .,' Ins. It wa- ni
thnuch .nit '. tie wrec-kuse . f his mid
dle je.irs I... aw '.ar there wa- new
fenine isal'.ae. , 11 I.e wns srme m.. 1 "
r.rtic'ilatH ,,...- .-. wia2 Uavid's hand
nnd enh i-ai .
"Thsnk .'.-! for 1. Ii.ivid " Ai 1
nftcr n pause- "Wa he ull right? He
remembered evt rvtliins?"
"Yes."
Hut -eine'hir.K f'ranje In tie -it.n-tien
beisan te ebtrjlje lliself n;t.) his
ailnd. Jti'k had tome ba. k twenty-four
hours age. Latt night. And all this
t-ime- -
"Where ii he new''"
"He 1- 1 et here. Waller "
"He has cone away again wl'hunt
ietlng lilizabeth?"
David cleared hii tbrent.
"He Ih Ft.ll a fugitive. He doesn't
Sitmsclf knew he i-n't cuilty I think be
Jtvls that he might net te tee her
until "
"Come, come," Walter Wheeler said
Impatiently. "Don't try te Iind excuses
J or him, Let's have the truth, Duvld.
BU0R8 I can stand it."
I'uer David, divided between LN Ieve
for Dick and his native honesty, threw I
out bin IiiiiiiIm. i
"I don't iiiulerstand It, Wheeler." be
paid. ' Yeu and I weuldii t, 1 nuppeh.
lire net tne Hen te tesu the world
Wen. I. . ;.. !-:' 1, 1 -1. 'I;'-. S. iv ,'s "
in;: : .t .in 1 111 1 i.e .. ..rw a of h- r ' .:
i', hf .'i.l;ini .1
I !.'. t . , !. . -.,.. sll.il -1.. 1 '
Cuiicura Talcum
Always Healthful
.cirr;t .'rf' fCitienr. Lbfrterli D;tj; MtUib,
NOTICc: ! MOTHERS OF SCHOOL
CHILDREN AND BUSINESS GIRLS
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i fr- f-.-ii a. I Lin, t. s 1 m, 1
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B ller Ii... ..1. f.t - 1 1. w..,, ,h
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1 ."p ' :r dri.
Ti-n II, m Wfirs me.
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iM rn ! flrraner... tn ie1!:it.lT flftpr -n.h
p T'lls MT-I T
1ST Specials
for the Week-End
Rel Pure
Lard
1 2&c ,b
(.old Seal
Fleur
c
48
12-lb.
I3aff
In all our Ster.es
woman, The plain truth Is that I
tem I t, Attempt Jiiten Oukim
TJ
irtr.iftki
OLXStgl?.
dress. Mr. Oslcthoriie paw him en the
clreet."
It took Reme time te iInir n ceberenl
Jslery from her. Annie hnd told KHz-
nbetb in her room, mid then bail told
MarRnret. She hnd gene te Elizabeth
nt once, te see what nlip could de, hut
l'lllabptli iind neon 111 lier closet, diR
giiiR nmeng her clotbesi. She hud get out
her best frock and put It en, while her
mother snt en the bed net even dnr
Iiir te breach the matter In her mind,
and had Rime out. There wiihi sort of
cold determination in her Hint frighten
ed Mnrparet. She hnd laughed n geed
bit, for one thing.
"She's terribly proud," pIic finished.
"She'll de something reckless, I'm mire.
It wouldn't surprise 1110 te see her come
back engaged te Wnlly Sayre. T think
tbnt's where she went."
Hilt apparently she had nel, or if
she had she said nothing about il.
I'rem thnt time en they saw 11 change
In her; she wn as loving as ever,
but she affected 11 sort nf painful
iirigiitness tlmt was a little mini.
Au I imiKrl. u1.it linit eln.l llofenlf tit
Kneww jhat he was ba.k here and ! n,.mnp nrntm. irtl,ri. Miifferlntr.
finln't s-ee lier. Atinin lilni'lnil if mil. 1
he'd get it from the Oglethorpe's Inuii- !
Te be continued tomorrow
We restore the "chic"
Stnrln-s Is cm nnd stitched rishi into a tailored pewn or suit,
but, elnsl mntennls mi;, wrlnkli?. become xellrd nntl lese their
bri'ircs. Then is when our muster-cleaning process restores the
' chic "
LADIES' SUITS 0O ff
OR COATS.. . JpJiUU
LADIES' DRESSES. $3.50
MEN'S SUITS
OR O'COATS..
$1.50
Phene Poplar 7660
for Aute te Call
Philadelphia's Quality Cleanen and Dyttt
'weSV 1616-28 N. 21st St., Philadelphia
tiaras
M.i n
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Ui.intl.is '
i ' sti,ul Si aid r..e7 (Jermntitewii A.
S'-V'r'dS.ffl
BBC. ?Uv''X& JH
s i iaa " vvjvsa
ftp
Bettevlfemes
.'ukl buy jour furniture iniu a
-oiling furniture exclusively.
,'tie that is built te lat a life-
in .ni the ncwe.-t periml
-1.,..- '- the enlv kind -.hmvn at
l!IS NKW STURE.
i i
8' Charuc A cceunts Solicited j'
627 Market StreelT ,J
ensatienal Values
V,' a'.' .f.r.nr tit -a. ; liic price ." carloads of Standard Aute Supplies,!
'i! - ar : Titus i ut l.i-cci lee r.tl;: fr'cni lai'KO western jobber, at a
nuiculei; !v iuv f'.'Ut'. Take :ijvanta";' of this money-saving sale.
Fellow the Crowds.
-"-s-?,
PRICES SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND
el Cf1
Q.
sra?vw vwujKt&xjzmst t-v'sn.
n-Mti,'$!SMJsJ&.k3rK r'v
0 limng-l Hurlnc till- sate wr will nle uuu.v nb-elntidy m .''- 1
rH fr rP . H ' " '" ',,,'h eu-lmner hviMiik u nurrlm-i. In our U'llb U,
.. S.iQ-.islM.A tnr,. ,i Iliimly ( tin of ote snnp for nil imrpn-i'i SLXLJtd
Ferd 'i7.t,
SL79
Univrrial,
55.45
Standard,
S6.95
-tCTtm
Rc,
All lizet
(or all
can.
Special 59c
ST svtSs ")v
fr r ;si MONIX"1
GOc Reg. OAc
Sale. . OV
&
yps
Champien "X"
Spark Plnji
iC'.'ZTi - In ie
p' I i.I-il.
L . Regular Price
1 fp v 75c. Special
Uf Sale QQc
' ' Price. "J
TIRES TUBES
ALL FIRST GRADE
All Cei'd Tires
12 V' Oversize
Wfek
Uj il
0B fll
IBIS
V i w
H wv
V ti
30x3 Nonskid
$5.94
6000-.Mil Guarantee
30x312 Nonskid
$6.94
6000-Mile Guarantee
OTHER SIZES
Fabric. Guaranteed 6000 Mile:
Size Size
32 N.'.1: S 7.01 .'I0x3'2.
31 x I 11.7.'. 3Us3',2.
r,2i ie.i;
3.1 I
31x1
SI'E(IL 93
30 3"; Oversized
Cord Tires,
$11.98
Cenli, Guaranteed
10,000 Mile.
$ 8.95
12.93
32x1 10.93
10.9.-. 3:1x1 17.4.'.
11.18 31 x I 17.95
32 x '; 21.95
33.x 1'2 22.45
31 xl'-j 22.95
35 x ' . 22.95
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Fer the Hallewe'en Party
ALL outdoors is dressed in golden and brown.
Se must the color scheme for the interior
and table decorations match the season's
prevailing hues at Hallewe'en.
Cheese your ice cream accordingly. Nut Carmela
is perhaps the most appropriate flavor. Our
grandfathers and grandmothers raided the shell
bark and walnut trees of the nearby countryside.
These days and trees are gene. New we have
SUPPLEE Nut Carmela.
SUPPLEE Nut Carmela brings you the blended
flavor of choice Levanti Filberts, New England's
maple sugar and Supplee-Wills-Jenes rich GOLD
MEDAL CREAM. Its brown texture matches
the table decorations.
Then there are SUPPLEE Chocolate Ice Cream
and the ever-suitable, ever-popular SUPPLEE
Vanilla.
Thousands will make SUPPLEE ICE CREAM
a part of the Hallewe'en refreshments.
On this night of witches and goblins and make
believe, conclude the evening with something that
is real and genuine SUPPLEE ICE CREAM,
Special prices for large social affairs.
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