DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD
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LAND IN DEMAND
Why Western Canada Can Take
Her Pick of Settlers.
Opportunities and Conditions Ther
Appeal to the Most Desirable Pos
sibilities of Country Proved.
While Cnnndu wants settlors, and Is
pursuing every legitimate means to
secure them, It Is realized, us pointed
out by Hon. J. A. Calder, minister of
Immigration and colonization, that se
lection Is necessary, and In order to
keep undesirables out of the country
legislation Is passed that will doubt
less have this effect. As pointed out
by the minister, the class of settlers
which Canada stands most ready to
welcome are those who desire:
Opportunity to acquire good farm
land, either free or at a cost within
their menus.
Opportunity to live In n country un
der healthful conditions and liberal
laws and among an Intelligent and
friendly people.
Opportunity to live In a country
where children receive free public edu
cation and where all children are en-
..hlml tn st.irr In tlio l.nttln nf llfn with, t
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as nearly
as possible, equal advan-
tages.
Opportunity to live In a country
where Industry applied to the land
will produce something more thnn the
bare necessities of life, and will afford
within reasonable time comfort nnd
Independence.
Opportunity to live In n country
where ambition Is not handicapped by
uny creed, birth, or class, but where
every citizen has the right to aspire
to the highest position In his or her
chosen walk In llfe. -
Those are the conditions which will
appeal to the most desirable peoplo
for this or any country, conditions
which, to n certnln degree, make an
automatic selection of the fittest.
Canada possesses farm lands In
large areas which may be hnd free or
at u cost within the reach of the set
tier of limited menus. Vast areas are
available for settlement within reason
able distances of railways. Land val
ues have In the last quarter of n cen
tury received a tremendous Impetus,
so thnt any good farm land which can
still bo secured In Its raw state at
reasonable prices Is on attraction.
Such lands today are probably more
attractive to the settler than were the
free homesteads of the pioneer era.
The country has been tried out; Its
possibilities hnve been proved; the
trails hnve been blazed; the founda
tions have been lnid. Railroads, tele
phones and public roads have been
provided; market towns dot the prai
ries and other agricultural districts;
schools, churches, and all the murks
of modern conditions of life abound.
Records which have been taken over
a period of years establish the fact
that Western Canada's grain produc
tion Is greater per acre thnn that ot
probably any other new country. It Is
worthy of note that the production of
grain per acre In many of the older
countries has increased with the In
tensified, farming methods which the
very high cost of land made necessary.
This condition does not yet obtain to
any extent In Canada, and yet the
yield compares favorably with somo
such countries in which the -cost of
land Is very much greater than It Is
In the fanning districts of the Do
minion. In most cases present owners
of Cnnadlan farm land who are not
cultivating it themselves are willing
to sell at moderate prices anu on
terms urrnnged for the convenience of
the purchaser, provided that the pur
chaser Is prepared to go Into actual
operation and bring the land under
cultivation nnd cause It to produce.
That Is the kind of settler which Can
ada wants nnd to whom It extends
open arms. Advertisement.
Waiting for the Doctor.
The waiting room of the doctor's
olllce was full of patients. The doc
tor opened the door of his private of
fice and called: "Who Is next?"
"Well, what do you know that's
news?" asked the doctor, as the next
man started to enter the dour.
Heforc the doctor could shut tho
door of tho private olllce nil the peo
ple In the waiting room heard him
reply: "I just was reading where Ad
miral Dewey has enptured Manila bay."
Do you
know why
it's toasted?
To seal in
the delicious
Burley flavor
It6 toasted.
LUCKY
STRIKE
CIGARETTE,
7htS JlHL-yxtiX WfeW-y
W. N. U., SIOUX CITY, NO. 28-1921.
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CONDENSED 1
CLASSICS I
LAST OF THE
MOHICANS
By J. FEN I MORE COOPER
Condensation by
Thomas D. Connolly
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Hardly hnil Waahlnsstnn lrlnc lir
Kun the enreer Tilth hi Knickerbocker
History and the Sketch-book vrhlch
made him the first American ninn of
lettera to achieve nn International
reputation, TTlien he vrn joined In that
pleasnnt eminence bj- Jnmrs 1'enlmore
Cooper.
Irvlonr Trrote on the traditional linen
of tiwrllirii llternture. Cooper found
omrtliltiK new. He presented the re
cent but romnntlc pnat of hln own
country on land and en, and he Intro
duced to the world the fl;ure of the
noble red ninn, vrlth the glamour of
mystery which the unknown nlrroya
mill to romnnce. He In much more
rend todny than InliiRj hln hold In
foreign landn In particularly strong,
probably due to the fuct thnt hln atyle
could only be Improved by translation
The thrill that cornea from n wholenome
story of ndventure htm a
lure for nil
humanity, nn have brnve decdn of dcr
rlnfrdo. The thlrteen-yenr-old Ynle
frenhman (who never (rot hln degree)
In known to thouMnndn vth'o have never
heard of hln Brent president, Timothy
Dwlglit. "The Spy," "The Pilot," "The
I.nst of the Molitcnna," "The Two Ad
mirals," "The Pioneer," "The Prnlrle,"
"The lied Hover," "The lnthflnderf" are
Rome of hln book moot familliir, hut
everyone hnn hln own particular tante
In adventure. Hun voyage to the young
In heart who hoye yet to meet Jamea
Kenlmore Cooper, -w
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I
X THE third year of the war be
tween France nnd England in
North America, news came to
Port Edward, where lay General Webb
with 5,000 men, thnt Montcalm was
advancing on Fort William Henry, held
by the veteran Scotchman, Munro.
Webb, Instead of going to the nsslst
(ince of Munro, sent him n scant hand
ful of men.
Munro's daughters, Corn and Alice,
determined to visit their father de
spite the danger. Capt. Duncan Hey
wnrd, deeply In love with Alice, offered
to serve as their escort. The party
set out by Httle-froqucntert pnths,
guided by nn Indian, I,e Rennrd Sub
til, or Mngun, as he was known to his
tribe. An eccentric singing master,
David Gamut, attached himself to tho
party, despite Heywnrd's protests.
As the unsuspecting travelers passed
through the thick forests a savage
face glared nt them from a thicket.
Magua was lending the party into n
trap.
Two men snt by the banks of n small
stream about an hour's Journey from
Fort Edward. One, a magnificent
specimen of Indian manhood, hnd n
terrifying emblem of death painted
upon his naked breast. Tho other,
tall, with the lithe muscles of the
woodsmnn, was white.
"Listen, Ilnwkeye," sajd the Indlnn.
"We Mohlcnns enme nnd mnde this
land ours. Then came the Dutch, and
gave my people the flre-wnter. Then
they parted with their land. Now I,
a chief nnd n Sagamore, have never
seen the sun shine except through the
trees, and have never visited the
graves of my fathers. And my son,
Uncns, the last of the tribe, Is the last
of the Mohicans."
As his name was mentioned, Uncas
slipped into view, nnd seated himself
gravely by the side of his father,
Chlngnchgnok.
Almost Immediately the little caval
cade from Fort Edwards enme Into
vew. Heywnrd, addressing Ilnwkeye,
Inquired ns to their whereabouts, ex
plaining thnt their Indian guide had
lost his way.
"An Indlnn lost in the woods?" snld
the scout In perplexity. "I should
like a look nt the creature."
He crept stealthily Into tho thicket,
to return after a moment, his suspi
cions fully confirmed. Explnlnlng to
Heywnrd that the Indlnn hnd tried to
trap the party, he outlined n plnn for
the capture of the trnltor. But, ns
they stole upon him, Magun divined
their plnn, nnd vairished In the thick
woods.
Hawkeye realized the serious plight
of the little party, and volunteered to
help them. They set up the river In
a canoe bound for n enve, where none
but the scout nnd his Indian compan
ions had ever set foot. This haven
they renched In safety, although pur
sued by n band of Indlnns us they
crossed the lake.
They had barely renched their Is
land fortress when Mngua's band ap
peared on their trail. The scout and
his companions valiantly defended their
cave against a horde of Indians, in
flicting heavy losses until their am
munition gave out. Then Corn, see
ing that resistance was useless, begged
the scout and the two Indians to slip
down the river, and attempt to secure
re-enforcements nt Fort William
Henry. But a short while after the
scouts set off, Mngua and his war
riors appeared, and made captive the
whites who remained In the enve.
Mngua divided his band, and set off
with his captives, attended by u hand
ful of braves, ne offered to send
Alice to her father, If Corn would go
with him to his wigwam. Alice Indig
nantly refused, nnd Magun, enraged,
prepnred to torture his cnptlves.
Just ns n brave rushed at Alice,
with tomahawk raised, a rifle cracked,
and the Indlnn dropped. Ilnwkeye,
followed by Dncas and Chlngnchgook,
rushed upon the bewildered Indlnn't; i
only Magun escaped the fury of their '
attack. The captives were freed, nnd j
In n short time the party entered Fort
Wlllhun Henry, despite the fact that
Montcalm was attacking It.
Their stay nt tjie fort was brief,
however, for Munro, his forces henv
lly outnumbered by those of Mont
calm, was forced to capitulate. Mont
cnlm promised thnt the defenders of
the fort should be permitted to depnrt
for Fort Edward, and guaranteed that
they should not be molested. Munro
agreed, and the English abandoned the
stronghold.
As the women nnd children were
filing ncross the plain before the fort
nn Indlnn reached out for n trinket
on the breast of n woman who bore
a child In her arms. Affrighted, the
woman drew buck, whereupon the In
dlnn seized the child and dashed It to
the ground, then burled his tomahawk
In the head of the woman. In nn In
stant the Indlnns of Montcalm's army
fell upon the helpless women nnd chil
dren. Death was everywhere, nnd In
horrible forms.
Suddenly Mngun caught sight fof
Corn nnd Alice, who stood helpless by
the pile of slnin. He seized the ter
rified girls, nnd hurried them Into the
woods. Gnmut, whom the Indlnns
venerated as one Insane, was permit
ted to uccompnny them.
A few days later Hawkeye and his
Indian companions, with Heywnrd and
Munro, stood on the bloody plnln.
They hnd searched carefully for the
bodies of the girls, but without suc
cess. Hawkeye, certain thnt Magna
had carried them off, searched dili
gently for the trail. Suddenly they
found It, nnd tl;e little party set off
after tlio wily lingua? yfeu---
.The tjjjll let! to an Indlnn village,
Vhero they came upon Gnmut, ludi
crously attired ns nn Indian warrior.
Heywnrd, disguised as n medicine
man, entered the enmp with Gamut.
He had been In the encampment but
u short while when an old chief re
quested him to drive the evil spirit
from the wife of one of his young men.
As Heywnrd was preparing for the
unwelcome tnsk, an Indlnn wns
brought Into tho camp, and all thought
of tho woman vanished nt the news
thnt the prisoner was Uncas, deadly
foe of the tribe.
Soon, ns the excitement over the enp
tlve subsided, the old chief, remem
bered the sick woman, nnd escorted
Heywnrd to her chamber in a enve ol
tho neighboring' mountain. As Hey
wnrd, alone in the chamber, save for
the dying womnn, looked around hint,
he wns stnrtled by a great -shaggy
bear, which padded noiselessly In.
Suddenly Its head slipped off, and Hey
wnrd, astounded, was gazing nt Hawk
eye, who, thus attired, had made his
way Into the Indlnn vlllnge.
As the scout rearranged his dis
guise Heywnrd, hearing- u slight noise
In another chamber, investigated, nnd
found Alice there. With nawkeyc'i
asslstnnce, he munnged to bring th(
girl from the chamber nnd stnlt
out of the vlllnge. Ilnwkeye, st 11,
in the character of tho henr, fear
lessly entered the cnbin where Uncns
was Imprisoned, nnd succeeded In lib
erating him. Together they made their
way Into the forest.
Mngun, nlthough keeping Alice with
his own tribe, hnd entrusted the care
of Cora to n friendly tribe of Deln
wnres. Immediately nfter tho cscnpe
of Alice, he hurried to tho encamp
ment of the Datawares to clnlm Corn
By Indlnn taw, the girl was his cnit
tlve, and he bore her nwny, despite
the intervention of Uncns, n hereditary
chief of the tribe.
As soon ns ho had vanished In the
forest, the tribe, under the leadership
of Uncns, prepared to follow him nnd
wnr against his people. In their hid
eous wnr panoply they hurried or,
Muguo's trail.
A bloody battle was fought be
tween the two Indlnn tribes and the
forces of I.o Rennrd Subtil crushlngly
defeated. Seeing that the day was
lost, the wily snvage seized Cora In
his urms, nnd hurried townrd the
mountains, Uncus, neyward and
Hawkeye In hot pursuit.
Corn, knowing the fnte thnt lay be
fore her, suddenly refused to move
from the ledge on which she stood.
"Woman !" cried Mngun, raising his
knife, "choose the wigwam or tlio
knife of Le Subtil?"
As he spoke, Uncns thudded down
beside him, hnvlng Jumped from a
fenrful height to the ledge. Mngun, a
ferocious smile on his dusky fuce,
plunged the knife Into the body of
Ills prostrate enemy. While Mngun
gloated over the dying Uncns, one ol
his companions sheathed his knife In
Cora's bosom.
With u wild cry of triumph, Magua,
after leaping; u wide fissure, made foi
the summit of the mountain. A single
bound would carry him to the brink of
the precipice nnd assure his safety.
He shouted defiantly: "The pale
faces are dogs! The Delawares,
women I Magun leaves them on tho
rocks for the crows I"
He turned and leaped for the
height, but fell short, and only saved
himself by grasping n bush that grew
from the side of the mountain. As ho
slowly pulled himself up, Hawkeye's
rlflo cracked from below. Magua,
shaking his hand In defiance of his en
emy, shot downward to destruction.
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Hometown
Op Ins A
SEE CITIZENSHIP AS A DUTY
Happy the Community Which Hai a
Number of Publlc-Splrlted Men
and Women.
A good citizen is n man or woman
who takes a real Interest In his or her
home and the community In which
he or she Is maintaining thnt home.
A good citizen Is one who makes
every effort within his means to mnko
the community n better place in which
to maintain the home.
A good citizen does not "forget"
when election day comes round. Ho
makes It n point to remember that
it is his duty ns well ns his prlvllego
to exercise the right to the ballot.
A good citizen takes tho time nnd
trouble to study tho candidates In tho
field at election time. He looks Into
their records, weighs the facts concern
ing each one, nnd determines their
worth as public olllclals. Then ho
votes accordingly with ron&otmblu In
telligence. A good citizen studies the proposi
tions that will be submitted to him nt
election. He weighs the value of the
Issues, determines from the facts as
ho understands them, whether the
propositions are good or bad. And
he votes accordingly with reasonable
Intelligence.
A good citizen, then, Is one who ful
fills his civic, home, and political
duties; one who Is n part of the gov
ernment of himself nnd his fellow men
through the ballot that Is given liiiu
by the American Constitution. Ho la
not a sldesteppera He meets the
issues squnicly and answers promptly
when his name Is called, lie Is pres
ent at the polls on election day and
he knows what he Is doing when he
casts his ballot. Quincy, (III.) Whig.
WILL DELIGHT THE CHILDREN
Vine-Covered Playhouse Which Can
Be Made to Add to Appearance
, of the Lawn.
An attractive children's playhouse
which does not spoil tho nppearance
of 4he lawn, can bo made as shown In
the drawing. It consists of n wooden
frame covered with wire netting, over
which vines are grown. The fraino Is
mnde of seven six-foot two-by-fours,
Vine-Covered Playhouse Pleases tho
Children and Does Not Injure the
Appearance of the Lawn.
the rafters being set with their bnseS
live feet apart, 'llieso are then cov
ered with wire netting, and the seeds
of wild morning-glory, clematis, or
other rapid-growing vines arc planted
along tho edges. The frame may bo
painted green for better appearance.
In six or eight weeks, the playhouse
Is very uttractlvely covered with vines
and furnishes a fine place for tho
children to play. Popular Mechanics
Magazine.
Evil In Scarcity of Homes.
Much of tho uiiTOht of the country
Is due to the scarclly of homes, ac
cording to l Itoger Miller, hocretury
of the chamber of commerce, Macon,
Ga., who addressed the comentlon of
the National Association of Commer
cial Organization Secretaries ut their
meeting In Chicago. ,
"Marriages have continued at tho
rule of 1,010,00Q yearly in tho United
States," ho said. "Hut In 11)18 only
5J0,(X)O new homes were erected, while
In 1!)1U the number of new homes was
only 70,00.
"This home shortage is not due to
the war, but to a neglect of the prin
ciples nnd ideals of our forefathers.
Out of every 100 Americans (10 are dis
contented." Mr. Millar suggested placing the
housing problem upon u community
buHis, with opportunity for every uum
to buy u home suitable to his Income,
and enactment of bills to provide fed
eral aid for homo builders.
The Tide Cityward.
The congestion of population in
arbun district) is an old complaint.
It seems to bo un Inevitable conse
quence of our Industrial civilization,
and nono of the schemes for check
ing It huvtt proved effective. Tho
disclosure by the census Unit the
cities are growing seven and u half
times faster than the rural districts
Is therefore no surprise. It Is not so
much that the cities have forced ahead
as that the country has fallen behind.
In the years from 1010 to 1020, indeed,
the cities have gained only live new
Inhabitants whrro they gained six In
tho preceding decade. Hut rural
growth bus been only one-third m
great.
'W$m"::mI-
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
Warning 1 Unless you see the name
"Buyer" on pnekngo or on tablets you
arc not getting genuine Aspirin pro
scribed by physlcluns for twenty-ono
years nnd proved safo by millions.
Take Aspirin only ns told In tho Bayer
package for Colds, Uendnche, Neural
gia, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache,
Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin
boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of As
pirin coBt few cents. Druggists nlso
sell larger pneknges. Aspirin Is tho
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoacetlcncldester f Snllcycacld,
Are Corns a Luxury?
When Is n luxury tax? Representa
tive. Aaron S. Krelder tells this story:
A woman went Into n restaurant and
ordered n plate of Ice cream, nnd when
she came to pity she had n check for
15 cents nnd 12 cents wns added to It.
She asked: "What does that 2 cents
menu?"
"Well," she wns told, "15 cents for
your Ice cream hnd 2 cents luxury
tnx."
She paid it, nnd then she walked
across the street to tho drug store nnd
nsked for n corn plaster, nnd she got
u check for 10 cents, and 1 cent ndded.
She said. "What Is. tho 1 cent for?"
"That Is the luxury tnx."
"Well," sho said, "this Is tho first
time I eVer knew that corns were, a
luxury."
Now that is tho wny It goes. There
are a great ninny things to be con
sidered In discussing tax propositions.
From the Nation's Business.
FRECKLES
Now It the Time to Get Rid of
These Ugly Spot.
There'e no longer the slletiteit need ot
feellne nehomeil of your freckles, nn Othlni
double strength 1 guaranteed to removo
theno homely tpota. ...
Simply get an ounce of Othlne double
utroncth from your ilruBi;lt, and apply a
llttlo of It night and morning nnd you
should soan see that even tho worst freckles
have begun to disappear, while the tighter
ones have vanished entirely. It Is seldom
that more than one ounce la needed to com.
Pletely clear the skin and gain a beautiful
clear complexion. ,
n aiirx tn imir for the double strength
Othlne, as this Is sold under guarantee of
money back It It falls to remove freckles.
Fairy Tale.
Onco upon a time, as all good stories
begin, there wns n Fairy, and tho
Woodsman was cutting down a whale
of a tree when the Fairy came by and
fciiid, waving her wand:
"WoodHiuun, spnru that tree and get
a regular Job being President of your
country."
And so the Woodsman moves to
Wuhhlngton and one day the Fnlry
culled again and snld, w. her w.;
"Is there anything more I cun do
for you?"
And tho President said:
"Yes, yon little Hon-of-n-gun I You
enn take me back where I came from
ami hand me my nx, nnd beat It 1"
Itlchmond Tlmes-Dlspatch.
Important to all Women
Readers of this Paper
Thousands upon thousands of women
have kidney or bladder trouble nnd never
suspect it.
Women's complaints oltcn prove to bo
nothing clue but kidney trouble, or the
result of kidney or bladder discaBO.
If the kidneys arc not in a healthy con
dition, they may cause tho other organs
to become disrated.
You may nuller pain in tho back, head
ache and loss of nmbilion.
Poor health makes you nervous, irrita
ble and may bo despondent; it makes any
one po.
liut hundreds of women claim that Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, by restoring
health to the kidneys, proved to bo juRt
tlio remedy needed to overcome such
conditions.
Many icnd for a sample bottle to see
what Swamp-Hoot, tho great kidney,
liver and bladder medicine, will do for
them. Uy enclosing ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer & Co., ilmghamton, N. Y you
may receive sample size bottle by Parcel
Pout, You can purchase medium and
large size bottles at all dmg stores.
The New Habit.
"Are you having uny dllllculty en
forcing prohibition in Crimson Gulch?"
"No," replied Cactus Joe, "Alan is
the creature of habit, and while wo
dunno whether wo approve, of it or
not, we can't help beln surprised ut
the number of men that lias contracted
the habit of not taklii' u drink."
A wise mini Hatters 11 woman by
telling her that he Is unable to under
stand her.
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Got Skin Disease?
Purify Your Blood
A jjreat part of tho maddening
and mortifying; skin troubles that
plnyuo humnnity aro duo solely to
disorders of tho blood. Relief from
these can bo hnd only by removing
from your blood stream
tho impurities that causo
tho itching-.
For this you must take
un internal blood remedy.
Outsido upplicutions have
no effect on tho cauBo of
tho torture. Their relief
Ss shortlived. You must
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Saved My Life
With Eatonic
Says Now Jmramy Worn
"I was ucarly dead until I fbaa
Eatonic nnd I can truly sny It
my life. It Is the best stomach &
clno over made," writes Mrs. HI!
Smith.
Acid stomnch causes awful wfawtr
which Eatonic quickly gets rid f br
talcing up and carrying out tho aridity
and gnses which prevent good dVfea
tlon. A tablet taken after meals brlaas
nulck relief. Keeps tho stoautck
healthy and helps to prevent the many
Ills so lluble to nrlse from excess Id
Doii't suffer from stomach mlwrtea
when you can get a big box of E&tonle
for n triilo with your druggist's guar
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and prices. OWN10II, Dox HI, Lubbock. Ts.
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PUT BABY IN SECOND PUCt?
Small Sister Would Be All Right, Sill
Little Miss, but Oh You Player-
A five-year-old Vullburgh mlsa bs
enumored of tho buby next door. Yea
tcrduy sho Interviewed her mother?
subject, the practicability ot huvlas;
baby sister of her own. The niather
was sympathetic, but poluted out tlisjt
babies lire expensive.
"How much would 11 baby eostT
linked tho llve-yenr-old.
"Ob, 1 don't know Just how nmcfr.
but a great deal," her mother an
swered. "As much us a player-planoT' ib
youngster pursued.
"Yes, more than a player-pluno,' wsc
the answer.
Then snld the young miss decisively;
"I think we'd better get u pUy
piano." Newurk News.
Agreeable.
Lady of the House "I don't mlasi
giving you 11 incut, but I shall rctuJre
11 return." Hobo "Well, mum, K I
like yer cookln' I'll return Just an ofteu
as yer wiint."- Huston Transcript.
get right nfter tho blood itseUL
S.S.S., tho famous old herb rem
edy, has hclpctl enrich tho blood ot
thousands, and relieved their itdt
ing skin torture, during tho last
fifty yenra.
Get S.S.S. from your
druggist today, and after
starting with it write us
n history of your case.
addressing1 Chief Medir!
Advisor, 837 Swift Lab
oratory, Atlanta, GtxH
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