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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday.
Feb.
2,
1921.
Canadian
Flag
Badly
Needed.
r
There
should
be
a
hew
distinctive
Canadian
flap.
'Phe
red
ensign
with
a
partlv
complete
coat
of
arms
in
the
corner
is
not
sufficiently
distinctive.
It
means
nothing
and
is
not
recognized
in
the
parts
of
the
world
where
Canadian
ship
now
travel.
Much
discussion
has
taken
place
at
various
times
and
among
the
suggestions
is
one
that-the
British
red
ensign
should
be
still
used
but
that
instead
of
the
iuconfplete
coal
of
arms
there
shofild
be
a
beaver,
large
enough
to
be
clearly
seMi,
where
the
coat
of
arms
now
is
placed.
Another
suggestion
is
thai
the
maple
leaf
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n
i:....
:
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t.
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f(jI(
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Hit'
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ttia
I
ifjkt-t
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til
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.
.
-.principles
or
ropeci
lor
me)Mr
.vihorlon',-
v'w-.k
Jposses.M
,
,
,.,,
.
While
we
favor
the
beaver
as
being
typical
of
this
country.
,,,.,
.roni
imih
nn.t
it.e
law
.
.''...
...
vi
II...
m
lo,.r
i
,.ili;,.
Hl..'.ori.
ilL
.r.rrw'...n
;..Zt
'
.
.
.
.'.
.
-
.
.
.
'
.
.
n
unusual
anymni
ni
lunmn
vi
how
Ihe
two
could
be
used
wjlhefcct.
.
;
"The
coat
of
arms
has
nothing
in
it
lo
indicate
that
British
Columbia
is
a
part
of
the
Dominion
and
for
thai
reason
alone
should
not
be
tolerated.
Olher
provinces
are
also
neglected
in
it.
If
anyone
ever
stopped
to
study
it,
they
would
gel
the
impression
thai
Ihe
whole
of
Canada
was
east
of
the
(ireal
Lakes.
Australia
and
New
Zcakiml
have
distinctive
flags
and
Canada
should
falf
in
line.
'
.
Now
We
Can
Trade
With
Russia.
.,
Iliissia
once
again
has
real
money
and
we-
shall
be
able
lo
do
business
with
her.
It
was
Iho
heed
of
foreign
trade
that
made
Die
government
of,
that
country
turn
its
attention
seriously
to
Ihe
establishment
of
a
new
currency.
(ierm.any
will
have
lo
do
the
same
before
she
can
return
to
a
position
where
she
will
be
able
to
trade
in
all
parts
of
the
world.
There
must
be
some
medium
of
exchange
and
apparently
silver
add
gold
coins
are
slill
considered
the
best
by
Russia.
Apparently
her
paper
money
will
be
based
on
their
value
in
redeeming
gold
or
silver.
Now
that
the
country
is
back
to
the
old
method
that
her
fathers
used,
she
will
again
begin
to
pros-
Seems
Like
Race
,
Between
Countries.
'
It
seems
as
if
there,
is
lo
be
n
friendly
race
between
Brilaiu
and
I'nited
Stales
for
the
honor
of
flying
round
Ihe
world
first.
Ihe
Brilisb
gel
off
lo
an
early
start
in
March
and
will
go
in
the
opMiiie
direction
from
the
t.'.S.
aviators
who
do
not
leave
until
about
April
1.
Many
of
the
United
Slates
i
taper?
refer
to
this
as
a
race
ami
lo
some
extent
it
will
be
thai.
Holh
flights
will
he
of
THE
DAIi;Y
pWV8.
Tturdy
Friiruitr.
Eloquent
Address
by
Judge
Young
at
Gyro
Club
Dinner
Dealt
with
Needs
of
the
Youth
!
delivering
an
elotpteitl
address
last
uiclil
before
Hie
Prince
iltupert
iyrt
Club,
Judge
h
Mc.lt.
Young
cmphaiied
Ihe
necessity
of
extending
every
effort
toward
promoting
the
welfare
of
the
jtiiith
and
insuring
it
progress
in
llie
rigid
tlireetioti
sti
Dial
Ttlit
future
well
being
of
the
world
might
be
realized.
While
peaking
along
broad
lines.
Judge
oung
eited
many
instances
when
the
members
of
(tyro
individually
or
severally
misht
bring
tltout
these
results,
lie
referred
especially
to
the
necessity
fur
proper
Home
me
ami
cieau
imnir
environment
ana
urgcii
tnai
resjieel
for
all
laws
of
Hip
lami:
'
hould
he
sternly
buj
mercifully
on
their
playground
canvassinc
inculcated.
To
Hie
laller
cml
lie
irm
tiles
showed
dial
I
lit
fun.
I
lerlared
(hat
no
means
was
morels
crowtus
very
satisfactorily
ami
effective
than
that
of
example.
mi
Hie
bench.
Ill
Honor
submit
le.l
Ids
deduction
that
the
fault
fur
youthful
criminals
lay
in
l'.iof
ym
at
Ihe'.meeluifi
and
Ihe
ses
out
of
Kill
from
wrotip
ex-
troiinwiiur
werp
juiesi:
jinnee
ample
rather
than
natural
in
clination.
and:
Tipcratie
.
Dial
the
projeet
Is
ineelimr
with
From
his
own
Ion?
experience
jibe
public
support
that
warr
rants.
There
was
a
.lanre
attendance
Notour,
II.
s.
Iliinif
Walter
itale.
!H.
K.
lUuou,
Joint
Don.
Dr.
W.
Human
Asset
i.
Kerjnn.
t.
H;.rnnM.
.mo.
i..
.
In
oneniiiK
his
address.
JiidgclKvill
ami
J.
C.
"Davey.
l'rinee
lln-
1
.
.
.
'
i
.
t
..
I
I..
.
i
Yoiitijr
eouj:ratUlalrl
yie
uyr.t
iti
.
n.
jni
ami
inmiu-.
.
:iub
of
Prince
lluperl
on
its
for-;or
Vancouver;
Mr.
.eisnn
oi
uuilion
and
sni.l
thai,
in
its
en-i.vnyox:
ami
.Mr.
iiimiis.hi
.
...
leaxor
for
service,
it
would
have
.
I
orontn.
his
prayer.
I
he
war
hail
proven
Ibat
loo
much
attention
had
been
paid
lo
the
natural
al
the
expense
d
Ihe
human
asset,
iiennxtnir
this,
Uie
Ited
Cross.
Soeiely-aflM
achieving
'great
success
in
war
activities,
hail
directed
it
effort
ulonu
this
Hue.
Other
service
organization
such
as
the
Htdury.
Lions.
Kivvani
ami
Uyro
i:ityi
liad
enlisted
m
similar
emieaor
be
urged
that
the
BLACK
OXEN
FOR
WEEK
END
SHOW
AT
THEATRE
Book
From
Which
It
Was
Taken
Was
Popular
Novel
of
Last
Year
Kver
since
fiertrmle
Alherlon'
novel.
"Itlack
Oxen,'
etahlislied
itr
elf
a
the
most
popular
olume
action
of
all
these
oryaiiiiatinus
iof
fj(.jon
of'.j
(n(.r(
,a
-en
be
exten.im
in
nil
uinwuoii.
OOIlsiloril,,.
wofl'lermenl
nnd
dis-Seven
years
of
peace.
Ill
Honor
rusuiu
JH
,
,(W
lUf,
,0(,k
mislil
derlareil,
had
found
the
world
m
.
visualized
perhaps
no
belter
a
condition,
.....
.
t
.
,
...
,
morally
Ihan
it
was
wlnle4he
w
hojllw
xhealrc.
it
will
b
seen
for
whs
in
progress.
The
-preserva-
fjr;,,
tjmp
,,Kaly
Iini
ie
lion
of
civilization,
as
many
writ-!f
uri,m
wi
Mrn.
,,w
lnlM.,
n
ers
had.
stated,
wouhl
rie
or
fall
-
,
,.,.irv
innv
(,ni1-lw.1i
j
o.
in
the
home.
It
wn
ahsoliilely'IllHHriinU,n
al)(,
wfa,
p)H,
necessary
thai
ine
youui
ni
no-
,,r0,,Priy
.hrecicd
irteans
lo
worm,
uierei.ire,
i.e
ico
in
.o.-
erof.n
entertainment,
proper
direction.
Three
re.piis-;
Splendid
Plcturlzatlon
lies
in
ine
noun-
werr
i.in.-r,
..afk
Oxeli.
as
a
screen
who
worked,
a
mother
who
wiini
,
.
,
,iPll.
xood
ami
a
child
to
be
taught.
It
pjcfiirization
0f
a
uoinl.
un-
was
a
"
rigid
'
necessity
that
the
usul
,lPmi.t
jt
a
4asi.'ical
piece,
of
cinema
entertainment
.
of
Hie
lanil.
Mils
leaching
miouui
erPB,
i,i
jt
fr,ul,
no
,ut
he
not
alone
be
earned
out
in1
the
fftn,ersalioiial
l
and
considerably
home
mil
in
purine.
t.xanipie
wniesprj.jih,..
ri
transferring
the
the
greatest
means
of
doing
it.
51(ry
lo
'ihe
screen
.Mr.
Lloyd
Obey
all
Laws
has
snapped
up
tfie
action,
addeil
His
Honor
dealt
al
some
length
a
touch
here,
a
touch
there
and
with
the
necessity
for
observing
with
the
asislanrp
of
a
rni
of
even
the
most
minor
of
the
laws
(unusiial
brilliance
has
given
the
o
that
Ihe
whole
moral
structure
screen
version
a
reavUm
that
of
the
world
might
not
be
under-
makes
the
eight
reel
fairly
hum
mined.
Laws,
he
declared,
were
with
excitement
and
human
in.
effective
or
otherwise
as
they
terest.
ware
supitorted
by
the
people!
"Itlack
Oxen'"
lia
s
been
pro-
themselves.
As
long
as
laws
were
duced
on
an
elaborate
cale
with
on
the
statute
books,
popular
or
beautiful
sellings
and
an
nhno-
not
as
Ihey
mi?lil
be,
it
was
Ihe.
phcre
of
the
elite
throughout
duty
of
all
lo
assist
in
their
en.
yet
there
is
nothing
overdone,
nw
forcement.
thing
added
for-rffec!
Ihe
film.
Speaking
of
his
experience
with
play
is
alt
enlrrlaiumeul.
and
youthful
offenders,
the
judge
superb
iir
its
general
perfection,
stressed'
the
value
of
mercy
amlj
Tha
Story
Mm
rriiiurr
nf
rtnrtlln.i
.i:inrn
an.
I
t!nrllinn.
flriffilli
fi
lnilfitnn
healthy
develorunent
of
Diet
watched
wilh
much
iuleresl
by
Prince
Hiipert
people,
especiallyiyoulh.
He
referred
to
such
rmlve
us
mis
is
mie
ui
xue
poiuis
oi
can
lor
noiii
ingots.
While
it
smeuis
as
tne
naval
iirigaiie
am
not
exactly
a
race,
each
country
is
anxious
In
be
Iho
first
to
at-boy
scouts
ami.
pointing
out
that
lam
ine
goal.
.
.
Prince
Ituperl
boy
srinils
needed
perhaps
more
than
anything
else
Labor
Following
.
.
sujjahle
accomodation,
urged
the
Along
Old
Lines.
-
,
"
Oyro
Club
to
extend
efforts
lo-
The
Labor
(loverntnenl
in
Crcal
Britain
seems
(o
be
follow-
ward
providing
il.
iug
iirc(ty
much
along
Ihe
did
lines.
They
realize
as
well
as
Besides
Ihe
address
of
Judge
others,
thai
changes
must
come
slowly,
According
to
despatches
Young,
olher
features
-of
the
il
would
seem
as
.if
the
greatest
difficulties.
the
government
will
Oyro
program,
were
olo
by
find
will
be
in
curbing
the
impetuous
.spirit
of
the
mote
-radical
Charles
V.
F.vill
and
J.
F..
Davey
members
of
Iho
party,
me.n
who
caniiot
see
Why
things
caiinol
and
a
rccilalion
in
French
Can-bo
done.
It
is
being
realized
as
never
before
thai
a
Utile
ediica-'adian
by
Oym
Harold
McP.wcn.
lion
is
dangerous
and
thai
6
will
take
some
lime
before
the
new
Oyro
W.
Vauglian
Davies'
was'
ac.
found
jMiwer
of
the
mass
of
Ihe
people
becomes
an
intelligent
companisl
of
the
evening.
l"WfP.
1
HeiMirls
submitted
by
members
Qptft
CUT
PLUG
TOBACCO
change
or
heart
regarding
the
flapperish
Janet,
l
decidedly
well
played.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
Capl.
Harry
Nedden,
arrived
from
the
aoulh
al
1.15
veslerdav
iif-
lertioon
wilh
a
gooil
.sized
it
of
passengers
aiming
whom
were
many
bouml
for'
Buckley
liny
per
Die
sleatuer
Prince
John
from
here.
Tim
lisf
of
arrivals
were
as
follows:
''
For
Prince
ltuierl.
Dan
,es.
hilt,
C.
O.
Coles,
A.
D.
Sykes,
J.
F.
Shanks.
C.
C.
Pagell,
F.
W.
Paskins,
(.
c,
Mfixham,
P.
Carr
'Burns
Lake
,
,,
p.
Wheeler
'Telkwai.
Miss
0,
noodle,
II.
McMulrle
fWinnipeg),
K.
R.
I.timl,
J.
Currle,
'
Ledgen.
A.
M.
Ilewlll.
Song
Yip
(Norlh
Pacific),
K.
J
Spear,
II.
Martin,
l
tJainpliell.
I,.
Jessen,
A.
W.
ftibsiin,
F.
Kadie,
K.
Forrest,
Misx
Cameron.
II.
Deplon,
H.
II.
Flnlayson,
J.
('....Sutherland,
W.
A.
Anslle.
Doug
Wong,
Mr.
and
Mr.
11.
P.
Ponder,
Mr.
and
Mm.
Long,
Miss
A
M.
Itaibeau,
J.
I'.
Morris.
Cliai
b
-
M.
.
Iliisconilic.
D.
Harris.
Mr.
Pluyle.
Miss
A.
Iloiri-rs.
Miss
L.
lingers.
O.
Davis,
;
Mrs.
lieorge
Little
ami
Misn
A.
Dawson,
O.
II.
Almond.
T.
J.
Proiise,
A.
NVimmI.
O.
llauoii,
.Mr.
;
Mcllale,
Itev.
T.
D.
I'nwlor
(Kil-i
.......
i
vvauga;
ami
M.
i.einon.
I
For
Buckley
Bay
It.
Topham,
J
Thorley,
J.
Ilobten.
J.
Walsh.
I'.
Davidson.
F.
Murks.
A.
L.
1
You.
Mr.
Keiiworlliy.
Mr.
Iloherls,
liaison,
A.
.1.
MrCullough,
lien
Martin.
A.
MeHarhrrn.
It.
M.
Urifllllts,
D.
Mullen.
K.
herliek.
W.
.MrCullough.
Mr.
and
Mbh,
H.
A.
Murray.
F.
(Ulruml,
B.
Ilan
sou,
N.
Pawn.
P.
Laporler,
0.
Itebturher.
W.
K.
Hodgson,
II.
Bull.
Ld.
Hose.
S.
Anderson.
A.'
MrCullough.
J.
Jorgeuseu,
J.
p.
Flores,
II.
Little
and
.1.
Slier
inaml.
I
For
Massetl
II.
II.
lleynol.U.
Waller
W.
Brown,
S.
II.'
Miller.'
Herman
Brown.
For
Anyox
C.
F.
Swurtz.
N.
F.
Nelson.
Mrs.
Mrllugh.
Mr.
Mr.
Dermotl.
Morley
Shier,
It.
Shaw.
J.
J.
Thompson
ami
Mr.
Itelyea.
j
For
Stewarl
Kd.
Fernald,!
Miss
K.
(iraliam,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
F..
'
D.
lliuMon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F..
Muslard,
t.
Johnson
ami
J.
D.
'
Watson.
YOU
CANNOT
JUDGE
BY
APPEARANCE
It
is
impossible
to
let)
Ihe
juality
of
le
by
Hie
upiarunce
of
Ihe
leaf.
A
rough,
coarse.
uii-J
evenly
rolleil
(ea
may
lale
much
belter
in
the
rup
than
a
closely
rolled,
well
lipped
lea
that
LOOKS)
much
finer.
The
only
way
lo
he
sure
of
gelling
leu
of
lelialili-quality
is
to
buy
it
tea
like1
"SALADA.''
whose
goodness
and
expressed
his
opinion
and
pracZatianny,
the
woman
of
5H
who
"'rity
nr,
gnarniUeed.
lice
accordingly
that
a
jail
xenwho
is
rejuvenuled
by
a
marvel.
tence
should
be
ihe
last
resort
,ous
glandular
irealmeiit
nnd
ap-
AN
AWfUL
iirrill
AITALK
iTT
kPV
with
the
young,
because
of
u
pears
lo
be.
a
womatfof
30,
gives
damaging
effect
on
the
future
of.a
splendid
interpretalimi
lo
the
Hie
offender.
irole.
Her
characler
male.
up
in
.Healthy
Development
lhc
fm"
where
Zatinnny
ap-
In
closing
his
address.
Judge
"V1:.
''-"mi'usnc.i
au
OF
PIMPLES
ALL
OYER
HIS
FACE
f'lnifile
ttrrtklny
out
on
lb
lie
ma
im
Young
urged
that
M.pport
be
,
l;"
u,m,",,
r
'Wr
WlMfui
M,
1,7
.i,,
iur
given
to
all
efforts
along
the
line
'"'
nPM
11,0
'J
revelallon.
and
a
Ihe
lh4,
Ih
tlll0,
,,,
,
,(r)p,r
ttui.
i-jiMi'iiuit-ii
woman
uer
.oeauiy
IS
While
th
kln
U
Itm
i4Jrl
fit
ltw
il-
tirk
Ihe
rul
!
i.f
Uie
iliwnr
i
In
ut
11ms
rullre
clrru-
.ii,i,iMup,
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I'll
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fealured
wlllrMNe
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plays!"
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IjImkI
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m
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liln
slw.niL
rt
the
part
of
Cbivcnng,
n
cynical
i
num.wk
bi.x.i
ii
ln.lt'illL'll.il.
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li.li.
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l
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I
'
dom
and
understanding
and
li
!"
diseases
n
11
Mihi
ta
the
tw.i
,
f.f
the
IriiiiMe
liy
rleinslnv
iimI
enrlrlilni
Iho
IiIotmI.
Mr.
ConriKl
An.lrrsi.n,
KrlfkM,
Sk
wrllf:-"A
ynr
if.
i
I
ha.l
an
awrut
al
lark
t
I'lmplm.
Thfy
tirok
mil
all
over
my
fare
ami
I
rmilil
not
jrrt
rlt
lit
llirin
In
any
ay.
One
ilay
a
ftkinl
told
tne
.
V
i.
.
...
..
.
i"""t
iir
iiurnitci
hi'mhi
niiier
ami
lei
t....ll.
sleainer
Prince
riunerl.'n..
tut.
.
i-.i.u
t-
t..
,
ii'Oir
II
I
mitlrrtl
a
rhanite.
m
I
Ixuiatil
three
nmre
Ix.llle.
anil
now
I
rton'l
know
there
la
mrh
a
Ihlni
at
plmplea."
Ii.n.n.
la
imiiuUMurf
d
nly
hy
The
T
Mlthiirn
Co..
Mnilleil,
Tnrntitn,
Ont.
NOTICI.
MlTH'K
14
twrirby
liven
llwt
enler
will
te
rerelted
H
In
ihjoii
isi
llw
rirti-eiillt
itay
r
viarrh,
11,
at
Urn
nfrire
r
the
iiiKirrnimieii,
in
lite
i:nr
.r
rrinre
Hutwrt,
I'nrllnre
i,t
Mrill-h
cnlnmlila.
tur
llie
mr
rha.e
Ihe
bnlUliiir
titualeil
mi
Inu
)
ami
l,
libit
k
"r."
City
of
erlnre
luirrt.
i..
.,
mid
imihii
r.iH'r
rianmr
mii,
tn-reiher
with
liaiever
ntaierul
there
may
lie
mi
the
preiiiliwa.
Karti
leiklee
imi.t
he
arritHitmiileit
t.v
a
cheque
fir
n,e
aiiHUIUl
of
the
ti-tiiler.
the
rieiH-
u(
Uie
tniiM'resriil
u-nilerers
lll
lie
rcliirneil
Immediately
llie
tiilklni
I.
illsi.ed
l.f.
I
inter
the
rm.llloii
fit
this
.ale
il
I.
tiereanary
that
the
tin
IM
In
ar
.e
rriii.ivnl
i
nun
na
preM'ni
sue
urrnr
June
Jinn.
UK.
the
Inn
lo
be
left
In
a
Hire
ami
anltary
rnnrlllMi.
all
il.
lirl
to
lie
removed
nnd
all
exravaili4is
l
lie
rilled
in
Tlie
hlthed
ir
any
lendrr
not
here
arlly
ariepted,
lllllMS
w
iikhxi;.
(internment
Aenl.
rrlort
Hu.rt,
is.C
CORBY'S
W
your
St
jfie
!mm
76e
Quality
Whisky
of
Qnada
Wmmxt
Tin
adverlisemenl
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Uie
Lbpinr
Control
Hoard
or
(iovernment
of
British
Columbia.
Always
:
Welcome
Sole
Agent:
A
BOX
OF
Purdys
Candy
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World
IDEAL
FOR
THE
HOME,
THE
PARTY
OR
THE
THEATRE
A
Toolhsonie
IHivhl
lu
9
Beautiful
Box
All
Hues,
All
Prices.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Jhlrd
Avenue.
WE
CASH
CHEQUEV
ANNOUNCING
'
The
Biggest
Event
of
the
Season
MARCH
SALE
OF
FURNITURE
at
-
BARRIE'S
HOME
FURNISHINGS.
3rrf
Avenue
and
1st
StreeL
Our
enlire
slock
al
greatly
redto
eil
prices,
lines
for
lite
bargain
tinnier.
,
SALE
COMMENCES
SATURDAY,
MARCH
1t.
BARRIES'
HOME
FURNISHINGS
BONDS
Are
the
Best
Investment
We
recommend
lh
following
being
safe.
-ntr:thl
nnd
of
fair
relurn:
City
of
Vernon
6W
due
inih
June,
I0.1S,
nl
?0S.0L
Yield
5.70
City
of
Duncan
.
ilne
18th
May,
10R:i,
nl
$101.20.
Yield
5.70
City
of
Prince
Rupert
due
0-
o
0."i0,
nl
$I0I.:H.
Ylld
5.30
n
Orders
may
be
wired
nl
our
expense.
Interest
norm
to
dale
of
payment
niilil
l9
Jidded.
We
pny
tlelivery
rhnrge.
Gillespie,
Hart
&
Todd,
XX
d
Head
Office
t
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News'
THE
PAPER
THAT
GETS
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