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Tried Recipes ll: Helpful Hints.
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:l conuscrlcur PEANUTS
[Thou Grown by Thoma. scythe Rival
FaShion Paintsi “Ole Vlr'lnney" prong”
Thomas Blythe of it?) Meadow street,’
l SPEND uouav on HOME.
_ Men Mayiove a Palace as Well as a
Humbla Cot. -
Life is short, yes. by comparison
has been trying an interesting exper‘
Apples from Your Orchard.
Apple season is hcrc. There arc
many things which should be made
from those apples which would other;
" who go to waste. Among these the
{lifted States Food Administration
vww
Fall Mould.
Without the heartinesa of winter
meals. yet more substantial than
tthose we like in summer arc those
suggested by the United States Food
Administration. /
:.llll£enis apple syrup, apple butter. Breakfast,
, unmarked apple juice, cider vinegar. Baked Apple.
rated apple. juice is a wry Oatmeal cooked with raisins.
' ”no sugar substitute. Milk Coffee
‘ Sweat Pickled Apploa. Dinner.
1% ouarts vinegar Spanish Hash
1% quarts water Baked Potatoes Cabbage
1 quarts dark syrup (‘orn Bread Peach Sauce
l sticks cinnamon - Supper.
4 tablespoons auspice \ Cream of Tomato Booup
8 pounds sweet apples Corn Crackers
4 tablespoons ungraund cloves
is teaspoon salt
. Cook toueiher the vinegar, water.
,; hymp and spices for live minutes
. Pool and quarter e apples. Stick 3
cloves into each n rter. Drop the ap-
, plea into the boiling syrup and simmer
until tender. Pack in hot jars. Cove
with boiling syrup. Partially stcdl
fail! thrill" for ten minutes. boat
#4wtiflltl7. let cool. Label and store.
Applo catsup.
1 quart unsweetened apple sauce
' 1 teaspoon ginger .,
_ ‘1 teaspoon cinnamon
r > 1 teaspoon cloves
‘3 : 1 teaspoon pepper
_; 1 teaspoon mustard
in
Chocolate Pudding.
. ,8panlsh Haih.
1 cup rice. uncooked
l quart uncooked tomatoes
1-4 to 1 pound Hamburg steak or
left over most
3 teaspoons salt
Pepper
«Paprika
Green peppers. if desired _
One or more onions finely cltmww‘
Add 1 cup washed rice to 1 quart of
‘iomatoos. Add the us he ’ ‘
‘rika, diced green peppers, onion. and
meat which has been DIOWIIW in a
small amount of fat. Bake the hash
l in a covered dish in a moderate oven
iuntil the rice is r’tender. about 2%
,hours. To prepare this dish in a
:ahorter time, parboiled rice, browned
I toaspoons salt truest, diced green peppers and season-
's»! pint 'of vinegar I log may be~addod to the tomatoes and
Bins-or slowly until thick, bottle cooked on the top of the store. This
w soal. A similar catsup can he makes a large amount. The hash is
‘30“ flu plans and grapes. and delicious ”booted in a double boiler
opined to taste. Sorghum or molass- “To Clsanu bottles. ,
as may be added if a sweet sauce is To cleanse bottles that have held
: .‘ . 1 Id? oil place ashes in each bottle, cover
I, |with cold water and beat gradually.
Boston Drown Bread. ; Letvibe water boil for about one hour.
One even cup Indian meal, 2 heap-I then allow it to stand until cold._Wash
, ill: cups rye meal, 1 teaspoon salt. 1 the bottles in soapy watcr. then rinse.
jinnspoon soda, 1 cup molasses. Mix
very thoroughly together the mesh}
Ill! and soda.“ Add 1 him not water A convcnleni piece of rut-niturf‘ for
p‘.;lO,tbe molasses and water unfl a the sewing roollt is a sewing screen.
"" ““0001 bit?!“- Pl" ‘3’ buttered ”II it the house is not large enough to
- boiler, 00V?!“ tightly and 88! in a 00V * permit the setting aside one room for
paired iron kettle to boil 3 hours. adding this a sewing screen is still a mat-
v.5 Vile? 3' may N necefifill’y. WM" or convenience. It may hit usedln any
done not the bread holler in the oven room. K
19 minutes. " ii is well to have a carpenter make
f the frame, though anyone handy
" it; Most Sub tltuto Loaf. iwllh tool‘s would ilnd it no grout task.
. Ono cup 0001‘“ “"9“ rice, NW" .A three ply screen is a convenient
{crushed peanuts,-l 9K3. 1 CUP (“011880 also and it should be low, so that all!
153116859. 3 tublcspnons (‘hUDllf’d onion. its contents may be“ within casyi
“‘DDkf‘d until 50"- m V: cup wattt. 1 reach of nlilndy. who sits in at low‘
tablespoon fat, ill teaspoon popper, 1 chair to sew.
, "I‘ipwn Hall. Make into a loaf and The screen may be t'til'ol‘t‘d with
fp‘bake. Serve hot with tomato sauce. i-rctonnc to match the hangings in
Rice if"! Moat Casserole. lllnc's rootn if, desired. it will then
Boll-I cup of rice. Linc a buttered iii-Pl“ to take less space in a small
Fan Wllh ihl‘ hm “'39 and WM" (‘Okl tlpartmcnt. us it will fall in lino wit'h
fill the ccntcr with chopped cooked o'hcr furnishings. it is well to cover
moat 0" any kind. 5938"" “'0”: add the frame with a flat layer of cm»
”V31 38' l'l Dan M water and bakt’ , ionnc on l-nch side of each rcction.
half an hour. Turn cut on dish and poaching [0 within six inches of tho
curve with tomato sauce. l norm .
‘M' ” ' ‘ 'l‘uck this covcr sccurcly with small
[llama ltcudcd tuckt. Then tnakc ever
,ro many pcckcts of various sizes and
i fasten thom sccuroly. They will hold
llhrcud and many small needed artf-
clcs. Larger pockets will be useful
for holding picccs of work The pock-
‘cl's of course, should bc cut larger
I than the space which they aroio cover
and be either gathered or piaitcd on.
it is a good scbcmo to use a nur~
low clasiic as it running wiring for
the tops. it gives a iidlcr appear-
iancc cspecially when the pockets are
well filled. tom: may hang such an
ticles as needle book, scissors, wax
and cmory on long ribbons from
tacks on the framework.
A few brass hooks-Id“ be found use-
ful for hanging up shear; and other
things one does not wish to attach to
ribbons. The sewing screen should be
light, but. broadly built so it will stand
firm. ‘
it may be moped about at Will and.
as the pockets are all on one side it.
may when not in use he set with
that side 'out of sight, to present a
neat appearance no matter how full of
work the pockets may be.
l
'1 teaspoon onion extract
——.._
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Swing Screen.
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, ‘leNK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
fSays you really feel clean, sweet
and flesh inside, and
are seldom ill.
y If you are accustomed to wake up
. with a coated tongue, foul breath or
a dull, dizzy headache, or. if Your
" meals sour and tttrn into gas and
acids, you hive a real surprise aWait-
, log you. ‘
{upon- alrs‘mg, drink a glass of hot
Tomorrow morning, immediately
.upon arising, dring~ a glass of hot
water with a teaspmnful of limestone
"phosphate in it. This is intended to
nrst neuttalize snd\tben wash out of
your stomach, liter, kidneys and
thirty fect of lntcstincs all the indi-
gestihle watts, poisons, sour bile and
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
with what lics beyond. but since its
birth this small atom in a univerw oi
wtrlds has born for millions. aye for
billions of pun. a workshop and a
playground. They have bought and
sold. lllcy lltur' lttilcd and reaped, they
haw harnessed the lightning, cott-
quercd the air and established lam."
of traffic actors [ftc- raging sr-a.
fluent in his garden in Gal'dt-n (‘ity
last rear Mr. Blythe planted a hand-
ful of shelled peanuts in his garden.
just to see what would happen. Af-
ter a while the peanuts came [2". but
thcy were such a puny looking bunch
of plants that Mr. Blythe felt dis
couraged from the start and, as be
expected, the. peanut crop was a most
decided failure that year. Not wish-
ihg to be defeated in his attempts.
Mr. Blythe decided to make another
try this year, usinz a little different
method. He bought two quarts of
.—
Dotall. of Organdlosf
The urgandy dresses are most
charming when they keep to the tra-
ditional lines that have made organdy
Efamous in pant years. A'flchu seems
{above all,'ihe proper accompaniment.
land there must be frills and rufflcs'
land ribbon). Other than these, low
points are absolutely necessary. Ex.
‘amine the newest of the organdy
frocks and you will find that “Key are peanuts and after carefully lll‘t'ilfll' earliest beginnings. more and more
quite mu» to type. The fichu is there. ins the soil. planted the nuts. about , firm" “:0,“ “"m‘ 3"“; of home.“
lof course and so are all of the other 5" inch“ apart. 1 (9m? fix "I mans earls. 1"va
, ' , / it seems! to take a peanut a long “I“ when I home “1”?“ 3 “Id“ all"
monuonod‘amclesr time to come out of its. shell, for Mrwwithoui windows and with a hole in
The newest sleeves ‘are quite short. Blythe began to think those pcsnuls “to roof. for a chimncy. .Now el'el')"
ending midway belwen 't shoulder were never comins dual; but they dtld 2‘}: 1:;li‘t‘nfi‘23r"; Emiiluhgyfiflg'
‘0 's, lawn to ... ‘ ..v, .
‘ and elbow. find they are be l ‘1th gilt {fizgtuzlflt isléolgus 100““ than“, a place not alone in which to sleep and
_ed as before mentioned with tiny pleat- any gardener would care ,0 see. This cut. but a very shrine of shrines, a
cd frills. so encouraged 'lir. Blythe that be sanctuary 0‘ loving hearts a W9“
. can“, dream we , “Mme my, decidod they were worth a great deal. sprint of inspiration and ochre.
Low heels for women's shoes are M attention and he gave it to them: A tender sentlmcnt attaches to the
more and more in demand.
The Manta were so rank in lrowth
that they soon began to fall on
Liberty red is com 3 to the fore in
suits. It is a dull type of the Red
Cross shade.
Deep silk fringes continue to play an
era. banging sate highway: oi‘ slew!
i'l r travel tar under pulsing tidcs' ebb
and flow.
\
which would soon stunt th'e‘alowth N58". better idea of the home as a
of the little tubers under around. if place for which no modern invention
the plants rand
important part on saline. the ground. can afford them! A garden with at
variety, Ho .1” billed the roots up Is the fouztain strain: which birds shall‘
. plants mw. much at! potatoes arc ga or an at e which young lovers
“Jo‘mtlnt‘ dresscs'arc belfll madefor dons. Two days ago a". Blythp shall droam~wby not? if the dread
pulled up one plant. which he placed of the proverbial rainy a“. in mm.
in the window of a drug store. why not lavish upon the homun nu.
who-rs it is now attracting a great Btinlcd measure not only love but
deal of attention. it is hard to bo- money—go that Wm.“ we come ,0 h at
liove that such good looking peanuts the close of day it shall gm. back to
could have grown anywhere but inl no glow for heart throb, smile for
"Ole Vlrllnhy.” bl.“ Mr. Blythe c‘n' smile, M ind "WNW“ {or every
own that ihcv did. and be has a, hood of body and of soul. To build
pack or more besides hanging in his and worthlly equip the “an” h, a
attic. As they dry the nuts fall off sacred task, a blessed privilege. A3 a
and after careful roasting they will luan thinker in his heart of his home
be all randy to a“ 1”" l" he, I’t‘fllllc‘u Home Journal.
Dr. Fluke of the Life Extension lit-l ..--.,___
siltuic of New York city, savs twelve TRIBUTE TO WOMEN.
peanuts are enough to furnish the
moat part of a meal of a person. Ac- pumi." Recognition of Aid in War
cording to that at tho present prices Wort Gives inspiration,
of meat. Mr.1ilvthc will have almost Womcn m all the allied I‘m“.
enough peanuts. so that he.can save lm-p in...» “1“,“,qu to new mum“
enough meat on his hill to buy a Li- m... in “mom, work by the HDlPltdid
berty Bond. Anyway he has the ssi- ‘Pllrl'f‘lltllon tmid them by Premiu-
intaction of having turned last years Lloyd new.“ at the lull-rallied W0,
poor little failure into a most gutl- mm” Cough,“ in Paris. which M was
firing success, and accomplished a "mm“, m ul'cnd. M" wrote, hnwwr
most unusual think. ‘ us ltlllthn.’ '
. "I am anxious to in.” 'i‘t‘Illlltlny "-
lli' lrf‘lill'lldiriln )lll'l t; -. .
Certain gases have for their more “mm," 0,. Enalunzl in lllli’:l:alhi\lill(ll.
immediate UllJt‘f‘l. the irritation of tho of hmmm history, Th“. hm“ .nm
”ye“ “h" “vhf-"WWW" “595' one Only borne lhvlt‘ bllt'tion of‘lorrnw and
part ill million of ulpbcing cffccttvel N’llalkllon “mi unflinching fortiiudo
temporary blinding the victim; others and lintlcucc m" “1” have “mm”,
are lit-signed for the irritation of the an wmmmm share M-mp hlll‘dt‘lts mm
“0"“ ”hf' “3'13"‘9'3‘595 )- "“ka lt entry to tho practical conduc‘ or the,
dintost impossible for the fighter to war.
overcome the tendcncy to throw off “If it bud not men for the
his mask: and others again. for tho “mm,” in which ibi-
ploduclion of burns when to mount forward In Work in ”m
with the llf'l’lh. which are of a most
distressing character. and, even if
they do not cause death, incapacitate
the victim for scrvice for a pcriod 0’
months. The last named gases arty
likcwisc toxic and lactt'ymutory to a
high degree. The 50~(‘Hlli‘1l “ltltltttnrd
gas." a compound sotttctvltat similar
in character to mustard oil, bttt far
more of an irrinnl, has provcd pain
llculariy dostfuctlvv, and doubllcss ac-
counts for many of the casualties in
,lccoltt tiil'lt‘kilrlit‘llly ll. Talbot in
A not tunic banded with bias folds
of satin in graduated widths voila a
skirt of the heavier material.
Ostrich of all'klnds are used—burnt.
giycerlnc, uncurlcd and short heads for
plumes.
Yarn embroidery worked so as to
make the design stand out in relief or
to atimhlats applique is shown on new
satin embroidery.
Be very careful not to have the cot-
ton wet enough to penetrate the glove
as this allows the dirt in took in, loav-
ing rings and spots. and tho ohioct of
this method In not to "ally dampen
the glove but to sponge the dirt from
the surface. ,
You will be delighted with this way
at least half of the necessary clouds.
lng can be cut down.
: arrscr or POISON assess.
OH! FOR BURMAH.
in Burmah womcn cnioy absolute
pt-rsonal liberty, ways the New York
liclald. haw‘ religion and custom all
alike conccdc -to them cquulity with
men. The llle of inheritance do not
make any distinction betwccn male
and female children; and ilw inhcrit-
once is equal. divfied among son‘s and
daughters. A girl can marry when
and whom she likes Without being dic-
tnlod to by hcr parents in the choice
of a husband. The wife, after mar»
rings. reluins her maiden name, so
that the name does not indicate wheth-
cr it woman is married or single. All
that the woman brings into her mar-
ried lifc. its well as cvcrythlng sh»
carol: after lnnrringo, bolongs to her
Shc manages her own property. (len-
orally husband and wife have different
vocation, and' each contribute half to
defray ihc expenses of the household.
Splt‘iltlld
womcn camc
hospitals and
tuunillun factories, in utlntlnittratlvc
[tum sinus
Times Square, Now York City l
just off Bumdwny “101le Wall 45th St. .
m Blocks from not sum Entrance . '
lo Grand Contral station. ‘ ;
Women will find l
but a home nt- l
biosphere and
'nix-cuce 0! ol» 1
Divorces are granted for almost any; Allilllllf‘.~_~_ g-“ g {ecufnrblsi fut: Q
cause and are not looked mun its! CTIM ' “ (1%: “‘“l ;
A JOLLY WAR Vl - / -3. .
scandalous. llut in spite of the east
00 Theatres. all
with which divorces art obtained less
l‘at had lost an eye in battle. \vnm '
Brion ial shops,
he got out of the hospital and went
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Allan one pot‘ cont of the married _. _ “{ ”Film“ 1
, back to the itontp he 30‘ h"0 an 1" waiL.___ .
.avall themselv es of this privilege, and gumcnt with an English soldier. gamma 0' I“ 1
M those Who have been divorced nl-, "I’ll bet " he said "that I can so: subways. "1."
most a third remnrry each other after, , ' ; 9 than you can roads. surface
a short time. in cases of divorce, it 213;“ Vxéih‘:‘:”°ne y flrflfllh'mi"
is customary for the father to fake; ' 3 ' “"°" ‘"
"Provo ii.‘ Rostrum-mtI nt
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mt . rut—tax“
however. since according to an antHnr- ‘ face and you can only bee one, it "What's Going
heory since according to an author- mim‘ “308m“ Transcript. ’ n d Oaluwort" l
. . . —~— A Outsi akoolu I
ity, it has never happened that mar~ .. l Wlihadol ‘ ball: . - from no
rled people blessed with children have Those crowded street cars are “'ilhpr?vaxt';n tn . . from goo
. spoiling my oratctrical style."
i “How can that be?”
i
sitting room bedroom. balls. from 89.“)
Furnished Apartments by the ‘year.
anomh or week, at spool-l rn as.
uruonn 1.. Cannon. Pros. and Mgr.
been divorced.
\
The discovery of a. process for mail-
. ing synthetic diamonds is claimed by
' Swiss scientists of high standing.
“Everytime i put my arm into the
‘air to make a gesture.’ l paw around
its if i were. reaching for a strap"—-
Washington Star.
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Thcy ,
have men tunneled beneath aid» riv ,
As the racc has progressed front lln‘.
image of the little thatched cottage1 in:
the the little. But with the passing of the?
ground and send‘ out . tiny rootlets. unsanitary thatched roof has come thoJ
allowed to so on. so he stalked un for comfort, even for luxury, is too1
thus kept them 08 lord. Plate glass windows, you if we}
pay ma room rent." said the negrol
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Is the Keynote of the
New Season '5 Pas}; {any
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the Sort of Frat k 151w y ‘
li'omun ll'uuls for the
Tim! t‘ool Days of.
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offices of all lines. often in daily dan~' “SMILE! stalLEt SMILE!"
nor of their lives. (treat llritaio. and. Ill. AagloSaxon sense of humofl
I believe all the allies would havs and adaptability will never be under.
been unable to withstand the enemy stood by the German race. They )trtr,
attacks of the last few months. For toss to despise these traits, as slur
the service to our common cause no. bots of weakness orsupcriicialty. «in:
tuanliy owr'a thcm unbounded grail-j. truth is they are baffled by them; iiwy
tude. ‘ 'l‘ender the AngloSaxon race uncult~
“In the past 1 have heard it hum‘querablc. The ’man' ““0 can “’"l'"
that women “9"“ unfit ,0 ““9 bccauac' himself to retain his. sensc of humor
lhcy would be weak “1“.“ n fame to and good spirits when he is hilll-dt'éutl
Ilndel'nltvlding n“. issues or bl‘fll‘lngsnuul‘ privation or Illness is the ruin
the strains of it great war. My "we”. most likely to survtve. "The nteLry
«ice in South Wales has confirmvd liralt’got’fl all the V"; the W1 ”'1" “
Inc in thc bollct' that tho wontcn thert- ““‘S "l a mile. ' ‘
undclstand perfectly what is at stalls One 01' the moat phobia Anwrl—
in this war. I believe they rccoguize can qualities, and 950 that would be
its clcarly as an)’ that there can bc no carefully nurtured for ”‘3’- future “V"
peacp' DI'OKl‘emi 0r happiness in "1.. fare of the individual American and
mm" .0 long 3,, [hp monster of mill Ul the nation, is the ability lov'paclo
lat-lam it able to stalk unbridled and 3 up your troubles in your old ll" ”“8.
unaslmmcd tinltllli! tho wrakcr Duoplcs . and Smile, smile, smilc!"—Rcd t‘t-nm
"To them this war is a cruaudl- for Mill-WWW-
riillltoousaeas and gentleness and they } ‘“ “m
do not mean to make pearl- until the; —BoniinoiWant Ads WohWondr-rs
ailice haw made it impossible for an '
other carnival of violence to bcl’nllt ~-——---~—~"=>~—— —-~- .,
mankind. i am certain that this reso l '
lution of the women of South Wales Em
. \
is‘ but typical of the spirit of tho wont-j
chp thc'stomltch well,
on of the rust of (iron iirltain.
"This war began in order that force.
I . .
the linz‘l' active‘, the bonds
the breath
and brutality might‘crush out free“
dpnt among then. its authors 6annot~
will be sweet and healthy.
But let poismts‘uccumu—
have forsccn that one of its effects
late in the digestive organs,
l
would be to ntvc women a command-
ing poaition and influence in the pub
lic c'fnil'u of the world. To their t‘ll~
nobllng influence we look not only
..-n-;.n to will the war, bttt for;
’ ' "““rtn "W Front work off
reconstruction We will have to undcrg l‘t‘gzlllilf', illld
. tutor victory is won. 4
“The Women VHIU hum. uccn docking E
It) tl‘runcc to work for. tho ullies uroi
among the fol-«trust loaders in this‘
grant lllOlE‘lllt’nl of regeneration. My’
musnge to ihcir representatives , .
Rutllcrcd in Paris in this: “Weill thS)StCl‘ll bC‘CGmCSdOgng'
done. Surry on. You are lwtping’m gases form ill the stomach
create it new earth for yottrsclvcs on:
your children." :
and affect the breath.
i ' Correct
A Eolorcd soldier in the camp tlrcw 1
his first month's pay. With the Silli‘
in bills he went to his captain. ‘lt‘ap- .
tain,’ he hold: "1 want .to pay ma;
bode." “You don’t. have to pay any.
board.’ said the mptnin, “(be sworn.
tnent furnishes li."r Then i want in:
HE AIN’T NO PMIIFIST.
th :36 conditions with
Bcccham’s Pills. They
promptly regulate the bodi-
ly functions and are a quick
to mctlyior sour stomach and
"You don't have to pay any rooml .
Bad Breath '
rcnt." responded the. officer. “Cap. :
Limos! Sula of Any Medicine in tho World.
lain.“ said the negro. after a mimosa:
L‘I wants you all to keep this war;
Soldoverywhuo. In Bones. 10c" 25:.
.1“:
goiu' as long as possible} .
Summathant Ads Work Wonders.
oxins, thus cleansing, sweetening and H
glorifying the en'ire alimentary canal.
MR WAI)
Mr. Wild cut a fine figure as \a figure gutter! ,‘
. Those subject to pick headaches,
backache. hillnus attacks. constipation
“bonny form of stomach trouble, are
ind bcgfr enjoying this morning in-
built. it is said that man and
omen who try this become enthu-
jingle itnd keep it up daily. it is a
filendid health measure for it is more
”portal to keep clean and puro'tm
inside than on the outside. bocause
akin pores ,do not aluorh import-
into the blood, causing diam
. tho laurel pores do.
311' principle of bathing inside fl
"is. as millions of people [fraction
as hot water and loop chain.
and huh-la tno akh. so ht
‘ and a tom of Instan-
THE Culcxeu over.
SOME‘rl-lluc‘s
purged to got a quarter pound of lime- THERE ,9 Trauma O“ m SAVE THE WHEN
gene ph:-.:h3te from the drug store my a*rteuna8- WR 6'" A” CitiLDREu ,
I'll. dos? Show HER
now no DOME . -
wh‘l‘tif‘TlllS NON
lT'Lt. Breach!
FlRSTll
ME FOR!
ALL MY 1le fl
WELL, I WENT HER ONE
ET‘rER AT Tunr'
gas-reap or: ONLY Ell-Irma
A“ FtGuRE.80 1
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