i
CALLED HER FAMILY
TO HER BEDSIDE
Six Ttirt Ago, Thinlunf She Might Die, Sayi Teu Lady, Bui Now
She Ii a Well, Strong Woman tod Prauei Cirdui For
Her Recovery.
SALVATION ARM Y NEEDS I
Annual Budget Shows Reasons
for $13,000,000 Drive.
Chain '
Hays City, Tel. Mra. Mary Kil
u, ( thla place, eaya; "After tba
birth of my little glrl...mr ailda com
menced to hurt me. I bad to go back
to bad. Wa called the doctor. Ha
treated mo... but I got 110 batter. I
fot worao and woraa until tba misery
vu unbearable... I waa In bed for
(bra months and Buffered luch agony
that I waa Just drawn up In a knot. . .
I told my husband If ha would get
Do bottle of Cardul 1 would try It. . .
I commenced taking It, bowerer, that
rentng I called mj family about
ma... for I knew I could not laat
uy dare unlaaa I had a change for
the better. That waa ill year ago
and I am still here and am a wH
strong woman, and I owe my Ufa to
Cardul. I had only taken half the
bottle when I began to feel better.
The misery In my aide got leaa...
continued right on taking the Cardul
until I had taken three bottlee and I
did not need any mora for I waa well
and never felt better In my life... I
bare never bad auy trouble from that
day to this."
Do you auffer from headache, bark-
ache, palna In aides, or other dlscom
forts, each month? Or do you feel
weak, nervous and fairirod-out! It ao,
give Cardul, the woman'a tonic, a
trial. J. 71
That Salvation Army Smile
I If l Vk.
MMaakiaaaUIBimaHaU.j 1 1 1 1 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaT Fa
Saveral thounnnd reterana of th? Artfuiine Forest rerently enteral New
York harbor. Among them wire several badly wound Mnrlnes. due man,
vuatiy UUtUitfulsUtl becauitti of a coat r.leve time daiiKlwl empty at his shit,
(tod a Croix da Uuerro, wui nmkhiK tun way alowly to tiie waiting amliulami
whan a Salvation Army girl awiwhed hira aud offureil doughnuia and coffee
"Now I kuotv I am home," he wild. "Thone douglmuta talped a wool lot
ow there.' and, drat crack out uf the ho v. lien e land. e 8ud moro wait
ing for ua. The heat thing atom the KaWatiuii Army wurk out near the front
Hoe waa tba a mile that accompanied tho gift. Those girl hud a knack uf
wrapping up every doughnut and every cup of coffee in a Mnlle. The dough
outa ware floe, but tbe amlle that took the place uf powdered ugt.r ' Ae
Salvation Army Home Service Fund Campaigu for tm.Umi.oOu upena May lw
tolMtopiYftftlL
Vaat Actlvitiea Conducted by 1,000
Corpa In United Statei
Future Plana.
New Ynrk. (Sptrla!) The annual
budget uf the Kalvuilou Army, ruiitutii
lug u detailed and couiprehciielve aiate
'mt'iit uf (tie coat uf maintaining lla va
ried activities throughout tin? Vnlted
K mil's, lius been Issued from National
llcuiliune;s, Went Fuurteeiitti
'reel. The mutislh-a t-how why It la
to' es-.iry fnr tUe SnUatloii Army to
go lit't'ni-i the AmerU'flti people In the
Wfi'k t May l! to I'd and auk Uu-in to
CMlitllliilf $1 :-.,ihk,ikjO to lis ll.'lllf
Kenhv fund
Tin ic art' Wt ntm and Mlllnnti of
tlif Sal Mil Ion Army In tbe In tied
hi it Irs, The tost of mimituttjiiii: !!
I S.iW.'i.iMhi The maximum lnoiiie
v hl h iht'wf corps mil) cxpt-ct from
collfriion.s in iiieciiiittx, i "in rllMiilom
of mi'inht'iH tiii'l oilier outside loiiitl
(union Is $71.iimi, making the net to
tnl cost uf RiipportlnK ttie col i in $1,-
PTOIHNt.
Tin cost of inaliilaliiltiK dhi.slmml i
ami -to ih'lut hcadiuartcra, whl.h hu
Ionise (lie wurk of (lie loeul rorpa,
will he, according to the budget, $:.:iO.-
H.sl.Ics the work of aupcrvlslnit the
local hciuhiiiurtera, the pnMticlul mul
divisional hcadtiuartiTH are In rhnre
of sfverul of the Salvation Ami) c
lnii:il ii'-lh 1 1 led, ll)('lint!li Ihf t'l'fl'il
tlon of frc-li air ciiiups for rhlMivn
rciit-i' iiml cniplo.vment bureau and ih
ptoi Inciiil I n m Is.
I inter !he IicjhIIiik of "milloiial am
ten Hoi hi I oiilialiona" I lie Suit at tot
Arni iioliifles the expenses of num
tiumiiL h;il an-Hinolit! it.s lies) kll-'Wt
Iti-MiiiliujK, hose uliich nui lie i;roiip
t- Hinler ihe t'cneral name of "aoeltil
ork." l'or Hits purpose the Army
Willils jfl.'JTH IHKI.
The pension fund budget la $-ttNt ikhi
Thf Sulvatton Army has determlnei;
on the i-reeihui ,(f many new building-f.-r
oeial work tn the future. I lu
liiiili'ltiL' prt'tfraui will require expi-mli
tilivs ,,r ?l,N7MKX-.
'I'll v i eiiNiiii'ler of the amount Nntitn
for Hie Home Service Fund la for
corps, divisional and provlmlal build
Iiils ami a Kinnll contltiKvut fund.
1 'chills of the Salvation Army's ae
ttMii.s In the ('lilted Statea for th
lat iciir shun how reiharkable Ii (he
si-ope of the Army's endeavors ami
hl.it' vast numbers of people It nerve- 1
For iniiaiiee. the Army maintain set
em tlw hotels for men ami women
last aar l.dMl.V.'fi persons f-nn-.l
kU'i-.iiii; aceitinmodaTlons In tics.'
Ued-t were aupplled for 127 8N1I hil
dreii In the Army "a four children,
homes In the same period, while 48,
Ml' hlldren were sheltered In the l
Iirns
bfds
tin I
pi:
or ';
lies. In the Industrial hoinei
ere aupiilled for 1.742.S1S
seue homea and materially turn
t.vm girla went under tlie care
rmy last year,
rmy has 2.918 officers and m
V United State. .hm yeai
"in-bed to tvar 24,00Utuuu per
Fertilizing Growing Crops
DOES IT PAY?
WOMArj'S NERVES
MADE STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Winona, Minn. "I sufTiwd for mora
than a year from oervouanesa, and waa
bv uuu i coma not
J- N. Harper,
Soli Improvement Committee, Atlanta, Georgia.
we application,. 0f lertlllira to
tne frowini crope aa a supplement to
a drat application made at seeding
time li widely practiced In the
South.
The writer recently obtained from
county aianta the names of leadinn
lannera of North and South Carolina
who make a bale or more of cotton
per acre. These farmers were ad
4resaed a letter and asked, among
other tbtnfa, to tell how they fertll
toad their cotton. In these answers
a Urge proportion report that they
aaaie side applications of fertilizer
A few of these reports that are typl
i vi His resi era giren herewith:
Mr. Jno, C. Fletcher. Medli a r
Kind of aoll: "Ught loam with clay
Fertl liter wed and method of ap
uring: -use about l,4i0 Ihs. per
n, mi appuea just berore planting
and the other halt about June 16th."
Mr. . O. Mann, Enfield, N. C.
Kind of aoll: "Sandy loam and
oeay 10am to gray etlff soil "
FertUlaar ueed and n,u,hr.H n.
Plying. "From (00 to 1,000 lbs. per ai re
,of an I JI. At time of planting use
nun v iu evu loa., anout June let
whea cottoa la chopped out make an
other application of 400 lbs."
Mr. Fred H. Young, Tlmmensvllla, 8. C.
Kind of soil: 'Sandy loam with
clay eubeotl."
F.rtlllier uaad and method of ap
Plying: "0 to 1.000 lbs. of fertlllier
used. April let apply 600 lbs of fer
tlllier, ridging on rame and planting
about ten daya later. Fertilizer ap
plied In three applications; 600 Ihs.
before planting; about May 1st, an
other application of 600 lbs.; and still
another application of 200 to 260 lbs
Juno tat."
Mr. . F. Shalton, 8peed, N. C
Klad of aoll: ' Nurlulk loam, or
oara gray boh."
Fertlllier used and method of an
Plying: "100 Iba of a 962 used per
n,:r luuriug normal times an 8 4-4),
italf of fertlllier applied In drill at
lime of planting; the other half when
cotton la i to Inches high."
Mr. A. O. Clarkaon, Wateree, 8. C.
Kind of aoll: "Huston loam."
Fertlllier used and method of ap
plying: 'X600 Iba. of a fertilizer an
alyalag 10 phosphoric acid, 3",
nitrogen, and ao potash. Apply two
thirls of fertlllier at time of prepar
ing the land and one-third In May or
June."
Mr. 8. P. Winnurne, Come, N. C.
Kind of aoll: "Light loam."
Kertlliaer used utid method of an-
lug: "600 lh r,. f 10.5.)
well and feel fine in the momine and
Allln in iln mrw .nl. I i ..
able to do my work. I Rladly recom
mend I.y.lia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
(ompound to make weak nerve
etrontt." Mra. Albert Sultze. 603
Olmstead St, Winona, Minn.
How often do we hear the expression
amonu women, "I am ao nervoua, I can-
By Mrs. Sultee'a eiperience and giva
this famoua root and herb remedy.
I.ydia b. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com
pound, n trial.
For fnrtv VuaM I
l i" - , ueen overcom
ing such aenoua conditions aa diaplace-
menta. innamrit,nn i
, wUi,, uanauun, irreg-
ulantiea, periodic pains, backache, dn
zmesa. and nnmii
' r. .iu,iiNa ui
women, and la now considered the stan
dard remedy forauch ailmenta.
(during normal times 700 ihs of aa
. Apply fertilizer and stable
manure in drill before planting Ap
ply onethlnl ,.f ' . .r
-, 1, user as a snle
application when plants are about
knee high."
Mr. H. A. Monroe, Cameron, N C
Kind Of SOU- "Hru.,ll.. -.... '
with clay sub.,oil " ' ""
Fertilizer used nH m,i,..., ...
Piling; "600 lu 800 lbs. of fertlllier
ry ..e u.uu. ran applied at time
of preparing the land, und 2011 to '300
lbs. aoolfe.l hi aldu .1 l
blooms appeur.
Mr. F. H. Waller. Kingston, N. C.
Kind of soil: "Oray sandy noil "
Fertilizer used n,l n,, .. -
plying: "sou lbs. per acre of a 10.4T
Apply fertilizer In drill .bout ten days
prior to planting side dress one or
two times about June L'O and July 10."
Mr. W. F. Peterson, Clinton, 8. C.
Kind of aoll: "Iiurk gray."
Fertlllier nue.1 un.i ...... kl.j
u uwu ,uciuuu ul
plying "400 lbs. when rows are
laid off: 2G0 lbs. as side mi,ii, ,,,.
lit second ulowtnr aft .i,n,.,n.
250 Ihs. as another side application
when plants are knee high."
side Apphcatiana to Cotton.
At the time the cotton nlant la i
full bloom ample plant food must be
available or else a large percentage
of the squares will shed. While ther.
are other factors that cause shedding.
ior eiampie. a lack of a proper amount
of moisture; still. It has been urovea
that even with the most favorable
moisture conditions, a lack of plant
food Is the potent cause of thla
trouble.
Under boll weevil conditions, the
fertilizer used In side applications
should contain a high percentaae of
phosphoric acid and a rather low Der-
ci-ntage of nitrogen. Thla fertlllier
hi- the effect of forcing the young
bolls to gulck growth and early ma
turity.
8lda Applicatlona to Corn.
While it usually pays to make a
larger side application of fertilizer for
cotton than for corn, still, many of
the best fat-mere in the Southeast
advocate liberal aide applications foi
llet ill
'"iiijia a
would lie awake and
get ao nervoua I
would have to get
up and walk around
and in the morning
would be all tired
out. I read about
I.ydia E. 1'inkham'e
Vegetable Com
pound and thought
1 would try it. My
nervousness soon
left me. 1 alee
corn.
Tbe period of tbe growth of corn !
much shorter than that of cotton; con
sequently, there must be preaent In
tbe aoll Large supplies of avallahia
plant food at tbe critical period of lta
growth, which la from the time It li
waist high to lessening time.
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FOR FLETCHER'S
CA3TORIA
Children .Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
Land Sale For Taxeo
I will sell to the liiliet bidder fur
cash at the court house door in the
town of Halifax, Monday, June 2, ltim
the following described lands in Little
ton township, for taxes ami costs for
year Huh:
Sarah Alston, ltown lot, Ji-j hU
Millie Asli est. 10 acres (lee land, 2 41
tterry Drown, 1 town lot, h
Horn lloyd, ;ij acres, Harper j m
ade ( arter est. 127 a lleep ( r'k 21 44
Jamea Harris, a a. Johnston tract ;l mi
.lames Harrison, 3 a. " " 11 -'t
J. J. W. Harris, 34a a. Turnpike
II. 1. Mayo, 1 town lot,
Ned Snow est. 62 a. old home
sterling Harris. Isj a. Itopera
llattie Alston, 1 town lot
Howard Fitts, 2 a. Oak (irove
Henry Tet Jonee, 4 a Kdwards
Uliver Solomon eat, 5 a. home
Francis Thompson est, 14 a. r.
Alston
Mrs. Paul R. Howard. 1 town lot
H. W. KINK,
Tai Collector Littleton Township
rn u:.
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2 HO
3 W
4 l:t
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Wipe Imm 1 1 ill I
mm Mm 11 all
A Good Tire Year
You have doubtless noticed
the growing pivpundenince of
United States Tires,
Every one is asking for tires
of known value and proved
dependability.
And that is precisely what
United States Tires represent
in the minds of motorists here
and everywhere.
The idea back of United
States Tires to build good
tires the best tires that can
bo built, is appealing to rapidly
growing numbers.
We can provide you with
United States Tires to meet
and meet exactly your indi
vidual needs.
United States Tires
are Good Tires
Butclielor Bros., Vt'eldon.
Halifax Hardware Company, (G. li. Lewis,) Halifax.
Glasgow & Browning, Linleion.
Glasgow & Baucoin, Littleton.
L. G. Shell Co., Inc., Rosemary.
L. J. Bradley & Co., Jackson.
M. D. L. Harris & Son, Seaboard.
P. C. & C. W. Gregory, Tillery.
IF YOU WISH
To have in your home, comfort
To add charm to it's appearance
To make your friends admire it
To leave something to be cherished by posterity
Then Visit the Great
Furniture Emporium of
Sydnor& Hundley
Richmond, Va.
And pick your Furnishings
from the Immense stock of
FURNITURE, RUGS
AND DRAPERIES,
Reasonable Prices and Liberal Cash
Discounts.
OUR MOTTO:-.Quality, Design and
One-Price.
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Sale of Land for Taxes
I Kill Jail tn til.. hir,l,-t t : J ,
cash at the court house door in tha
town nf HaIiIVt nn Mnn.l... t
- , wu uuua , ii uue .11
litll), the following described lands in
cuuu luwusuijj, ior iaxa and costs
for year IttlS:
C P. Anthonv. 1 town lot'
bailie brown, 3 afres laud
k. a. (jneek, I town lot
WitlHpId f:iftrk 1 inn l.n
Willie Hay, 6 acres Und
Tom Daniel, 14) acres land
C. M. Kripea. Exec. 1 town l,,t
Klizaiiatii BnH Tnl. -
I'narlea Long. 2 acres land '
1 aisy uong, 'i acres land
Tom Ijnir I l.A .M., lJ
Kmily Marable, 1 town lot,
r.xutn oniiiii, w acres land
Efekiel Simins, 1 town lot
Key. J. W. Wood. 1 town lot
.T I. t. 1 DDIa
Tax Collector Weldon Township.
JIT.04
1 IS
20.12
6. R5
S.:
7. M
6.1s
. 1.8S
1.25
I'Kl
4.77
3.51
1 0.35
12.78
6.92
Apply few drops then lift lore,
touchy corns off with
fingers
WILSON INDORSES
SALVATION ARM V.
Prealdent Wllaon, burdened
aa lia la, founil lime to cable
hla endoraement of Hie Salva
tion Army Home Serrlce Fund
Campaign, which will he con
ducted JuilLa n.w wk or
lay 1V-28. Tba cablegram :
M Command.r Miss E. Booth,
" Paraonal, Salvation Army,
120 Wst Fourteenth etreet
New Vorkl
: ft V-
Dmim't hi,, - t.:.,
urop a mile
rreaaone on an aching eorn, instantly
rViZ ,.top,w burti' Uwn ia
-e , magic 1
A tinv hnttiA nl pru.n.. 1. 1 .
j w. a inauus VUlll Vll A
lew cenU at any drug atore, but ia luffi
rient to remote every bard corn, aoft
core, or corn between the toss, and tba
calluaea, without soreness or irritation.
Freesone ia the sensational discovery
A Cincinnati genius. Jt u wadrru
I am vary much Interaatad
la know that the Salvation
Army la about to antar Into
campaign for 1 sustaining
fund. I fael that the Salva
tion Army needa no commen
dation from ma. The lava
and gratitude It haa ellcltad
from tho troops la eufflclent
evidence of the work It haa
dona, and I feel that I ahould
not ao muoh command It aa to
congratulate It Cordially and
ainceraly youra,
WOODROW WILSON.
SAYS LEWulJ J01CE
WILL REMOVE FRECKLES
Girls! Make thla cheap beauty lotion
10 tiaar ana wniten your akin.
8iiKie the Juice of two lemons Into
bottle cuntaiiiiiia thr....
orchard white, shake well, and you have
- M. ...- F,, ui lw ireuKie and
Ian lotion, and r,imnl..Tt,,n I,....,, A., -a
vcl V. verv small ciih, '
Your (rroccr has the lemons and any
drug store or toilvt counter will supply
three uuncea of orchard white for a few
wnts. Massage this aweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day and see how freckles and
btrmishee disappear and how clear, aoft
-..-. vain hwojhob. zeal is
la l I,..
Cow Peas
Soja Beans
TUduco your fTiilffT -pi-tifio
Hiid pave f'''d hiiln by
growing Cow 1'eaa and JSoja
itcii riH,
Thoy cnrih tho lnn! n't
only when pluwetl undur, but
w tu n usiil fur ftiniKt- and
gruzinff. Thry can lnt isniwn
to mlvantno In your turn
crnp adiJine nltrogin and hu
mus to your eoii. It pays to
order
WOOD'S
SEEDS
Our Cow Few, Boja Bmnn
nr nipprlor in clMnl.m(i and
quality to cow pras and beans
dm tirillnarllv totd. Write fr
'Wond'fl Crop Bpprlal," Klvug
rriceM ttDd miint)le Infnrma
tlon atut all Field and Oar
den tii'vd.
T.W.Wood & Sons
liciiaiD,
mionmona, Tlrfima.
KITTNER'S
L.
SHOE STORE
I have in my store a
complete line of Men's
Women's and Children's
Spring & Slimmer Shoes.
All latest styles and col-
ors
Come Early S
and have your choice,
Good Shoes at Reasona
ble Prices
ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING SHOP
All Shoes repaired promptly and
at reasonable prices.
KITTNER'S
SHOE STORE,
L. KITTNER, Prop.
Opposite I'ostoflice Weldon, N ('.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WALTER E. DANIEL,
Attorney-at-Law,
WKL1ION, N.C.
1'ractices in the courts of Halifax ana
Northampton and in the Huprome ana
Federal courts. Collections maile u all
parts of North Carolina. Hrancti otlice
at tiaiuax open every Monday
An Appetizing
Meal
l:er body wants It.
I:ver body likes It.
Everybody's looking for It.
BUT
Nun inn't get it unless you
have the right kind of groceries,
del 'em HERE I
Phone 2H0.
R. M. PURNELL,
Wrlilon, N. C
New
Quarters
egy Just moved into
"" our handsome new
brick building with a full
supply of everything in
Hardware for the farmer,
the mechanic and the
house builder
I'LUliS! ll.UI'.S!!
Now m the time to ("lure your oitKid
f'i liut f. t VMitil fin. W v inuki' 1 111.
tfjtDYHE Co.,
Halifax, N. C.
Q. E. LEWIS. Manager.
3 IB 3m
UEORQEC. UREEN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Otlice in Green building
Weldon, N. C.
Wm. L7KNIQHT,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,
VKI,lKN, s. r.
Oltice iu tlit jtaiiifl Uuilding.
liusiUfBs promptly aud taitlifull)' at
icnueu to.
LLIOTT B. CLARK,
Attorney-at-Law,
WKl.lHIN, N. t".
Money to loan ou real estate
tlllice ill Ureen Huikling.
ASHLEY B STAINBACK
Attorney-at-Law,
Notary Public.
WELDON, - N. C.
Practices in the couits of Halifax and
adjoining counties, l'rompt attteiition
to all business entrusted to me. Ollica
over M. C. I an a atore.
T. CLARK
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WELDON, N. (!.
I'rartices in the courts of Halifax and
iljoininir cuunties aud il the upreine
court 01 me Male, special attention
Biven to collections and prompt returns
W.J. WARD,
UKNTIHT,
OtHCE IN DASIKL Bl'lLMMi
WELUON, N.C
aeplS ly
B. L. THAVla, aa.
a. l. raavis, ;a.
TRAVIS & TRAVIS,
Attorneys-at-Law,
HALIFAX, N. C.
I'ractice in the State aud Federal courta
if 'I
H.W. HARRISON'S Prf
iei
Qo to HARRISON'S
P 01
For Automobile He pairs and Huppliui.
All kinds of Machine work done ttta
tiouary , (iasoliue, Manne and Ntram
Kuirinra, (inns aud I'istola. Saiiafarlion
liuaranteed,
AUTOMOBILES
Tires and Supplies on hand lor salt
II. W. IIAKKINON,
Weldon, N C
OF
I'F TO THE MINUTE
MILLINt I V.
FANCY UOOiiSand NOVELTIES
liutterick'al'atterna
R & 0. Corsets,
Misiei at 75c. Lad i en 7fc. to 1
B0l Price will he made to suit tlit
times, llatk and lionuftn Diadt and
trim med to order.
ALL MAIL Olil'KKS l'KUlUl'TLY
ULLKP.
MRS. V. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N.
SEND YOUR ORDERS, FOR
ALL KINDS OF PRINTING TO
t. L. HAYWARD,
Weldon. N. C.
Pi!
n
I
I
Larsett Stock: id the
South.
Whan in Nnrrnllr a.II A-
Vn ,ll Rn,l .1... .
Sufi; a" 11 quicaiy.
f , ) Having oo cauvaaacra, ao
rc. - - iit", i-uui missions are aa
I 1 drd to our prices. This ens--
1--' ablce ua to uar lirslclan ma
terial and linish it properly i
W Pay Freight and UuaranU
Salt Arrival;
THE COUPER MARBLE VKtFrf,
(llSiyears in busioeaa.)
Ill "li I'ank rft. NOIJFCI K V
(iAHACiIO.
S1
lrd mtirka ud oprletil okUlmal w no
t. Ik ud mu4L sktUiiM or ftkU ud 4a
vripUan far FRII BIAROH 1 mn
OU awtsNlUbslltr BukKfainMM,
PATINTt BUILD POKTUNIB tor
rot). Uvr ft kMraklM toll bw. kaU tBrval
4 Mil Ml MMHU. Writs loaU.fi.
D. SWIFT & CO.
803 gavaaih 81., WasHatai, D. C.
,v
OP f KEW HOME I
my wife"
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NO OTHER AS OOOO.
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WARRANTED FOR ALL TIMI.
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J ul undM ur oibtr umi.
the Mw home uajiiig mmw cmmit.
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