Jjrfiii- ' 7-9^2 ui 03 *
*-'<>1; KHe nu:AP?Or will -ra.lc
far ?al>C*t*|#..*utomobllc. 23 bp
I 5 passenger, In first clnss order.
* smn&rrtimmB QO1^,'
f 1 '?-& ?t.
HRr!, rorSD?auto ucemik no. otss.
' ' ' "'Owner cam have nam. by applying
? ah tbla office ?ffid ?aylnl for ad.
wilj, nbu, pow.try reason
- vrle'1 long ae laat.?H. fa. htarn
B ' fa's -h.io.Jt ?&$?
I , ,
WANTED SECOND HAND
Safe and Roller K>p df?k.-P. O;
;y' 148 Washinctou, N. C. fffSw p.
k:?7'.-' ; yon SAEE?AT A BARGAIN. ONB
good gas range; 3 good gas heat
"/ era; 1 lot gaa fixture* 3? Y.
Shaw. i 8.10-41
* r*' '.I...? _ .
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- -wapkOfiii-S'ircRs AND CLERKS
Wanted?Big opportunities.* Send
oame'nnd address to Commercial
; "Department No. 7. Carroll Adrer*.
' Using and Letter Writing Company,
Raltfgb, N. C. *
y 3-11-lte. J - *
WANTED?SALESMAN TO SELL
~vjV . Lubricating Oils, House and Bam
Paint and Specialties. Pig profits.
Champion Refining Co.. Cleveland,
HKRVU'ks AT OOCrtf HOME.
Tlio monthly services will be held
at the County Home tomorrow afterf
noon at four ' o'clock. Rev. R. H
Broom presiding. The community It
?6rdlally Invit&ff to'attend.
FOREST NOTES
Ap organization of aeiahtista who
__ ?ra engaged in the. study of forests
^ IniepU Aar recently been formed in
.If-''' W??Ma?toii.
Eracll m.n^farturtrs an buying
op old red coder, fence rails. In Ten
eessee and southward to be made Into
lead pencils.
Tha Buffalo herd on the Wichita
national forent, Oklahoma, now aumij'
fcere afi, 10 calves bavins hot n born
<hi, .jroar. Whan the Buffalo were
-introduced on U)o Wichita In 13i7
-there were 15 head.
A con serration moreifiW IU
6eea started in China, said to be
rtcber in natural resources than any
other nation. The Chinese use the
vrctil "conservancy*' Instead of coo
ttl|a, : one of?their, plans .lor
lib Iiwai*rlYer contemplates dredgftng
and tillage together to control
floods.
T? T54 I teal luaeis?tint?uuppeH
( electric power transmission lines are
being Increasingly used by forest
rangers as fire, lookout stations en
log of the mountain streams a netw0ttc
of tbee'' Uw** ,s be
f-rdSl' u lBf *?* *? orer the forests and in the
ahfcrnr* of other convenient look
-outs, the rangers find the steel tow-<ers
helpful In, their fire patrol work.
CASTOR I A'
tar Infant* and Children.
Ths Rbwi Yoa Have Alwajs BougUl
A Full Line of Rain Coats
Special Prices
11 H d
' 11 ? ?
I tp*?nt yaatrrday- jn the city vUlUiHtt-*
I * jfrs. Jolfc* Phillips an<! diSifct. r \
left this moral** tor ,
.."*** 1
Laurie* Gardner of Durham, spent
I yesterday In the c!tj *Ui friend*. J
Miss >^4Utah Cow?ll of. Itocky [
Mount la vl?mnn^?r auut. Mrs.c.
?< ?* 1 1 ? =r
'_ < J
Tbaxton Ben?on of Hocky Mount J
passed throuth the elt? yesterday en j
'route for HytJo county ]
I " ]
Herman varrow anil Ueo. Floyd
left veeterdnr for Orlfton.
. . . i
Mia Binoche Proctor of Orlmne-' J
land, apont'jthn week rod with Mine :
Net. O'Brien ' ;SST
a
' lUea M SUncIll of R. F. D. No. 4. "
la in the city today on a ghopplng
IB*
*
~J. S. Wlliardef Greenville, was ? ^
*Tlslt6r hejw yesterday. ,
j
Mlas Pearl-Waters of New Bern i
who has been visiting Miss Clara 1
Woolard -on East Main street, "has re- 1
turned to her home. *
m ? m
- Clande White of New Bern, spool <
yestordu/ with trlunds-tn th? city. 1
a ' t
Miss Laura Weddell, who has *
been.the guest of Miss Eliaa Branch 1
has returned to her home in Tartioyo. ]
....
Lawrbnce MIdyettc of Aurora (
spent yesterday in the city. 1
I
? jOlln MeKenay of Bdharen, visited
friends here yesterday afternoon.
was among the out of town visitors i
here yesterday.
.... j
Fey Gurganus of Plymouth, spent fj
'yesterday in the elty with friends. .
* * * * E
Miss Julia BandoJph of Kl^sUm. ?
Is visiting Miss Clara Woolard on b
East Main street. y X~ J j
? v
Misses Hattle and Ztlpha Herobj G
leave .today for New York to .pur- ft
chrse their fall stock 'of millinery. *'
The Misses Hemby ?1U visit the J
leading millinery supply houses in d
New York and other cities and Intend i
making the coming season a banner
one In their builnesa here. J
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Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Larson of New c
Bern, spent yesterday in the city t>
w|th friends. . = **" ' ' : *
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Mrs. Mat rolford.nf Hertford, N g
C;? who has been vetsitlng Mr*. Cor' ..
Richardson, returned home yester
day. J
?
e
Mrs. John R. Ross returned home e
last week from Mobile. Ala.. Twbwre she
has been on an extended rlslt. *
8he was accompahled home by Mr. J
.SL?C., Adams and daufhter, Mlai ^
Margie. They will spend some time *
.hers visiting relatives and frlendr X
before returning home. J
9
All the ppetrmrd pictures we make t
, hereafter will haye our name upon
: thtjm. Any time you want to com. J
. pare our postenrdb with -any other j
photographers yon are at liberty tc i
; do bo. I
BAKER'S 8TUDI0.
' W iii
Ttj^re ai*M tx? * ?owfi ?w?< 7
necftoe fbero will nlwari oo noma 1
who 41* the folly spending out 1
money trading omowhtro else: bul ?
bow miwh better nnd Wjrrror n town f
it would be If all of os xrooJd trado at ;
?-r . . J
=?V
Tomorrow
t
for Men, Women, Children. J
i for Two Days Only ;
iy weather, when you can J
coats at a Bin fce- r
iy otit in the rain as long
out getting wet i
I2?i . ,. , t \
' -ffi't:' tv?^~r*j7r; ^
HUB
Oiit-Fltters
on<.l I tiiloring Cvtirnpntiy 1j
r, L * j -i and
Butty Thsir Mates.
in ^?o?*tSTw^
^t't^rXr^ndluSlrU^Mi?hby
epwmtc ?k>irlj ? call that andi
Be sei-np. ited-up, ned-np. Bed-up or
Irles roo.l parlci vous? pertea Ton*t
3 (Per strut preodlj bout"
the
Jens seem to enjoy these battles and
lit nbont clocking among themselves. '
"Bflt once a ben has ducided QD 1
Mte she cooies lnt?i ber dwn share of
TVrUbbw and Is beaten und bullied by
?6 inate she baa promised to lore and 1
her." j I
? .. (
x . C-JJ
Magnetism of th? Horn.
"There Is a side to the value of the J
tdbj which I believe is not fully oar 1
Imtbrt.'' Wrffes George H. DUCj In <
Suburban Life. "There la"about the '
iotw a magnetism: * ?Wen* pbywlcut
presence, that Is imparted to oue Com- 1
ug intimately in contact with him. as 1
n riding. Aa Is well known, the horse '
Immune to many diseased to which <
nan kind is susceptible. I believe that
he horse, being immune to such din1
mses as diphtheria, intestinal disor- 1
lew as ah as. typhoid. .chnlera_nniL dyt. J
tntery. as well nsruaxrlet fever, smullmx
and measles, and being full to J
he bubbling over point of vltnl force,
lulmol spirit, or magnetism, imparts 1
nore or less of this to his rider or
smpanion niul more partiatilnrly to '
Utle ones who are; not in robust
tealth. Repeatedly delicate children
tare l>een known to obtain rugged ,
leaitb and to develop rapidly when
pven a pony."
NOTICE or SAIR.
jffth Carolina?Beaufort County,
"tjnaer and by Virtue oT an order of le
Superior Court of Beaufort Counr,
entered cn July Be. IBIS, in a
>ecUI proceeding entitled #W. R.
Town, Admr. of Ell Moore vs. Mary
. Mdbre, widow of Eli Moore, and .
Illza Fraszell, Madrid Fhusell,
lenry S. Moot-e, Hannah A. Collins,
;obert Moore, Elisabeth J. Moore,
ftlllam K. Moore, Jamea H. Moore.
/lUle James. Laura C. White, and
rant White, Heirs-at-Law of Ell
loore; tne undersigned, as Commls-'
Toner, will on Monday the 1st dny of
eptember, IBIS, sell to the highest J
Idder ferVnsb at the Court House
oor lu Beaufort County the follow- vi
ig described real estate: -
iK * i)I tin Poor Honrs land,
irmerly conveyed br Jon. B. Binton
> Beunfort County and t r n<j
Ounty eonycycd to Iaunb Kcain, Jr.,
y deed dated July t. 1UI. and nnrded
la Book 71, page 111,' Recrda
of Beaufort County, and alao a
onveyance to Ballle Ann Kean by
f??y'dr'-d Taniibrr 11,
194. and of record; and conveyed to
111 Moors by deed from Sallle inn Lent,
and laalab Keala and trite Ada.
ated February 11, H94, and record,
d In Book 11 at page 111 of the
leaufort County Records.
Trdet A.?Bsglnntng st tho-Southreal
corner on the road, of the land
eeded by tbe County to C. BaMOy,
nd running with the road Soulh 1
Veat 1 and 79-100 chalni. thence
lorth 81 East to Keale line, thence '
rltb Mid line to C. Bailey's line,
Outbeaat corner of land bought Of
he county, add with the line of the
SSLWg, Ing,' conlaThTrfgl
re (5) acres more or leaa; except
bat part which waa conreycd by Bll
lopre and wife Jane to William
lurk by deed dated November 9,
998. and registered November -12^- 908,.
In Book 1B0, pare 367 of the
leaufort- County Records.
Tract B. Beginning at an oak .
tump, now decayed, (a corner.of
vey Keala' field) and running South
7 3-1 East vrtth the old Woodward
Ine 61 pol^s to the cart road leadQg
from Kealavllle to the Old Bath
Load: thence up said Old Kcalavllle
load North 4 1-2 East 22 poles, .to
he fork of the cart path, then with
ho vunlntin ccuncs nf I?,.. .n,1
or the quit ciat m f
Ceais, dated February 25, 1856?re ersed,
North 88 West to the beginilng,
containing about 3 and 5-8
icree. ' - V'- j
II. A tract conveyed to Ell Moore
ij? Christopher Bailey and wtfe Luster
by deed dated January 8, 1586,
nd recorded in Book 126 at page
15 of tbo Beaufort Orttnty rti.-corila.
-ylag cn tie North i.'deo; f'anllco
tlvor and adjoining the lands of the
:ounty and on the East aiCo of Brick
Ciln Branch; rr^, . .
Begiuing at poplar In the seld
1 ranch and running Kastwnrdly with
he run. of the Branch to a road neptratlng
the land of said Bailey .from
aid Moore, thence running ?outhvardly
with said road twenty-four
H>lcs to an -iron eteb driven in the
(found, thcnco North 73 West 8
>olen and 6 llaka to Wllkins" line,
hen with hit line to the beginning,
remaining one and one-seventh
ump. Term* of aalo. caah.
r?$>V ' W. R. BROWN.
Administrator-Commissioner.
r\ i?i "j"! s
j J
tt ou^od UO
>11. U iu iHMtuiarkcd the elty whan
[ than wi. ood where 1 Heed end wtw
rrUUa In feminine hud. 1 hat It
heck where I found It,ponied to the
Be said that whoever had taken my
?et bud eot yet discovered hj* error.
* et least hnd not retornel it. 11 sera
bin mj address and wetjt away. revived
to keep the coat i had until 1
tot my own. ,
The seme renin* after dinner 1
roodtfae note l bed came upon, trim
fellow who hadUkeu my coat Vvt
wis my surprise to fltWl a promise
from a girl who eljroed bereelf "AnneM
to meet the nuin to whom the letter
was addressed on a certain comer at a
rortaln hour that eery evening and to
marry him. 2^
This wee the only dew I found. If
wanted my coat hack 1 could go to
the place of rendezvous and demand
tt. 1 thought it would be rather hard
?n a man woo was about to Da marrratl
tn mil nn htm to rectify iwh-i
mistake. Sncb a commonplace proceeding
would apoil a romance. Nevertheless
1 concluded to go for this
reason: Probably the man. having dbf
covered that the letter had pawed Intc
BtW 4*Hfule, wouUl cull orr xhc clf>;>?
Bent, but '.vould go to the place of
rendezvous, presuming that 1 had rt?>d
the note and would go there myself to
Sod blm and get book my cout.
The meeting was to be at 11 o'clock.
The place warn a crossing of two streets
on which were only dwelling booses
IPd at ho time tpuch_frggnented. At
id o'clock at nlgni: ortl^ sOTno Tatp tronrr
goer would [was It I Went there at a
quarter to liTVr. rather. I walked up
one of the cifcss streets, around the
block nnd passed the corner by another.
1 kept this up until exactly at ll
I passed a lady, noticing that she was
veiled. I walked on. turned and took
position behind n tree box.
Tbe lady was doing the satae thing
I had been doing, and She kept it up
till nearly half past 11. Then I saw
her go to a street lamp, look nt her
vfatcbTbestttler and by tbe way she
started off 1 knew she bad made up
he# mind to give up whatever Bbe was
I hurried up to her apd said. "Pardon
me. but you mny be looking for
some one who hipvlng lost note mentioning
the time and place of the meeting
has been una bled to keep tbe appointment."
Then I told her the reason
Mr my being there Tp prove my story
I banded her the note sho had written.
She was very much agitated. At
eoon as she b?d convinced herself that
1 had given her what I pretended to
*1ra a ho tn m If Intn hlfu flha illiln't
seem to be thinking of mo or the story
1 had tokl. Her mind was evidently
on the man she was to have met and
not very pleasantly on hlfti. '
doubtless lost your note." I remarked.
"before having fixed In. his
memory the time of?
"Nonsense!" she exclaimed, stamping
Iter foot. "He has failed me?Intentionally
failed me."
"May I see you to your home?" X
mm**-?'?v ??
"My second thought" T said. "Is always
more valuable, and. presuming I
that yours la ths same. 4 shall aasapt
wpnr Mennd mandate. I shall aee yoa
bom<c but. though I am a stranger Id
you. I trust you will not believe I am
going for the purpose of learning when
you live, if you prefer it 1 will leer*
mJwfeer- . ... . '
*Co?.e en fur an yon likft." abn'anap
J*d. : "You can't do me any harm."
8be lived not far away, and we*er?
but a few minutes reaching Iter horns
instead or string in. *m? pet a mu ti
key In the door and opened. It
-1 don't like." she aakl at parting
"that even a stranger should leave roe
wti*'WWt A" explanation of this affair,
tat it la too long n story fb tve tBTB"
here. Come to See me tomorrow evening
and 1 will gflie you such informsMoo
as I trust may Indicate that I am
not nuch a fool as would appear from
chat jron bare aeon"of~nve7*
1 accepted the Invitation and listened
to her story, which she wns two' boura
hi telling. 1 have not (ootri for If here,
and I don't care to dwell on it 1 caa
ouly say that notwithstanding the hope
she had expressed 1 a giving me tho lorltatTon
she had out been especially
wise Uv trusting a man who. from certs!o
At his doings that she told met
would pjtyd any man not n fool to s?
him dov. n ns n cod. But men ore footed
hrr'-jgpfliPu who Cphlrl *?ot fool their
?wn Sox, and women are footed by meo
whota a rnah would *oe through at
onco. "
The reason I don't care to dwell en
the lady's story ts that there la another
*tory which more directly concerns ros.
It, too. la lengthy. though It may be all
told In a fev? /rorde? viz. the lady b
my wife
I never cot my Overcoat, and I nevet
wanted It. for 1 would not wear It
after ^ vad been worn by the otbor
party. The onei~tdbk In exchange far
Wi sent to a hospital for criminate.
Suffered Kcr.ema Fifty Ycftnt?Now
ST*.
Scent s Ions tine to endrre the
awful tmruina, ttcbln*.smarting. (Mti
areceoe Tihown U "tctwr"-snotberumt
for Bcsema. Seems good to reaItie
eleo, that Dr. Holma'i Krzeitut
Ointment haa pfoTen a perfect ' artlire.
D. L. Kenaej tprttee:?
eaaaat anmclcntly express tor thanks
to yen for your Dr. Hobnn'a Kciemo
Ointment. It bee eared my tetter,
which bee troubled me lor over Sfty
yenre." Alt drtlgglets. or by mailt fOc
Pi'EIFi Kit CHKMICA1. t o.
piw-b of rartbgoatanFor tbm# or
qm%~*7I <riis^Tirt^i??ooe.^h.'
:si ffl^o^^SEraf jc
liK-rroaad criaToMlb# Mrda gara warn- I
boclm h^rtJ^T^prfiLtUfa^lory <si>la- ?
natloo, for nodarn aateaoograpba- an t
v.rr aenUBrr. and it la qnlta unllkalj 1
tliat ttamora too aligM to bo racordad ,
;
Forgot His Troubles. d
I rule, In Inter years we remem- c
ilk than our trouble*. I once Malted ,
a tillage where 1 round the oldest In- B
habitant, a (rail old man. who regaled
me for an boor with quaint ami com[H*nl
rpmlnlmvtire* nf his youth. With. '
each frsaU anecdote his ready laugh ?
I brake out it nnn?^i ? ?
life bad been one long comedy. "Did Uj
Too never bare 07 trouble*?" I baked, *
trtarrh' jQ*Ur*' saW tbe f?- ^
im."?London Standard. *' 1
4-P- e
Obeyed the Order. ^ tl
Bobbie ? J beard you -feet ?* letter from
yonr brother? Joey?Indeed 1
did! Bobbie?Was there anything lm- q
portant in the letter? Joey?Well. I *
didn't open it. for on the outside of t?
the envelope was printed. "Please re.?
tarn In five days." ao l sent It beck to
hJoi.?New York Globe.
? ? Heard Obscurely. "What
does Harold call his motorboat
Tasked Maude.
"I can't any exactly." replied May- u
mle. "But I'm sure what be called It
wfn'tV lie wn* try big lb "start the engine
jva*n;t the name pointed on the bow.",
WaitxTogfol i~Sta It ~~~: - 1 ?- ?
Seasickness.
An Italian pbyxirinn. who claims to
know, says that "people who are sub1
Ject to seasickness should use atropine.
The Injection of one milligram of ntropinum
sulfuricum n^lll keep seasick
pleasant symptoms."'
A Climber.
"Miss Nurtcb appears to be quite a
society bud."
HYw: a bud of one of the climbing
raiietles of plant*."?Buffalo Express.
Men prlre the thing nngnlned more Z
?hnn It Is.?Shakespeare.
No Taste For Water.
Wife (severely)?Is this the fish yox
caught? Husband?Y-e-s. m' dear.
Wife (shrewdly)?Were you ftsblftg In
. salt water or fresh? Husband?I?I
don't know. m'tTear. "Dldu*! taste it? J
Loudon Tlt-BUs..
Secured.
Bellboy-Gay in 13 wants to know
where the fire escapes are! Clerk?
_Well. show him?he's paid In advance!
?Kansas City Stair.
A weak nature 1* injured by prosperity;
a finer by adversity; the finest
by neither.
4
-What's the Reason
Many Washington People In Poor e
Health Without Knowing cue ^
tWIM.
a
There are acorea of people who 1
drag out a miserable existence without
realizing the cause of their suffering.
Day after day they are
racked with- oaekache an dheadacho;
suffer from nervouBness, dlzzlnesB, weakness,
languor and depression.
Likely the kidneys have fallen behind
in their work of filtering the
blood and that la the root of the
trouble * Look to your kidneys; as- ^
siflt them in their work?give them
the help they need. You can use no x
better remedy than Doan'a Kidney |f
Pills.
Below Is grateful testimony from a y
sufferer in this locality.
P. P. Avery, 190 Middle St., New '
Bern, in . *Csays: xjo rea- v
son to change my high opinion of t
Doan's Kidney Pills which I expressed
through the local newspapors f
some years ago. L began using this. _
it cured me."
remedy when I was suffering from I
kidney complaint and back&cho and .
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Ji'iityurr. Co.. Buffalo,
New York, scle agents for the United
8tstes.
I-*
|B RMutifu! In
^;-. l?^3K5?5S*
ssaarsa
Bach Iron auc
mmmimmad.
I -?. 2ss=
I
I
>harp
Kuddart to the uoderslsn.d, d.'et
<mm: Mrd. lit*, and rsoesded la th.
'?*? t tha Register of Deeds ol
ieaulort County In Booh *70. put
SI. tha waderatgned on Friday. SepeSBttllh.
1111. at node, wltT Mil
t the Court Houae door la thai town
if Washington to tha hl(ha?t bidder
or caah all of th^proporty eosrayat
n aald dead of trust, Ming desert bad
follows: "'.'rc'r -i ! ' HTVYVM'I
" -Bwartn* watarymhhwif Lot Wo
1. and part o< Lot No, SI. Van Nor
an Town, beginning at the Boottwaat
oraar of Washington and Mafo
treats. Sod thence running Sunthraydly
along tha Una of Washington
treat to tha choanal of Paialico rlrr.
than Eastward ly ana panUe'
rlth Main street to a point thai
,-ould Intersect tho nteatfcgl or thr
Oaatermost Hoe at Mrs. Deborah V
lama's Water rmt of part of Cot
Id. II. thence Northwardly tc the
IFeet lino of said Wanran Lot. later
acini aald Water Front of 1 ot \n
I to Main atrtdl. add tmw 1VW1
rardly with tho line ol Main otreat
? the beginning.
'Said sale" being made at dha reuaat
of the owner of said notes, and
QDject to a mortgage to .H. C. Carer
recordee* in Book 166, page 13T.
VV. U. RODMAN. 3TL.
8-12-4t.? Trustee.
A Cup w;
Of either COFFEE and TEA or
-PGSTttM ia gratifying when you
know .thfey are good. We handle
the boat. Special prices on
INSTANT POSTCM, either large
or small packages.
'hone-261. V'rcc Delivery.
Phone Orders Appreciated^
_ PURE FOOD CROCERYJ
J. E. BONNEB. Pro,.
hick'S^C^^N]
IN A LITTLE*WATER Ltlti dill
;>s?ov?N the -.auao, vhether fn.xa \ Vi if
bU, ri7Pi <" Betrrunttt. '31-1 -h * I
lOo., R5?. ai>d SO*. '?
N OTIC I
Notice is hereby glvea that H.
V. Tarkington is no longer connect'
d with the firm of W. R. Swain, pon
L Co., the co-partnership now conlsts
of W. R. Swain t nd Cnlry Swain,
rading as W. R. Swain, Son ? Co.
This the 2st day of July, 1913.
W. R. 8WA1N, SONyt-CO.
7 ?S 1-4 we
LITTLETON COLLEGE.
For more than 30 years w?
lave been training girls and young
roraen for successful teaching and
or usefulness in life.
We furnish scholarships fig
'oung women preparing to teaefc
intl free tuition to all student!
rho tiilro instruetion4n> our Prac
ice and Observation School.
We guarantee positions to teach
rs who complete our courses oi
irmly. For catalogue address
[JHSdES. Littleton, N. C.
Advertise i
o Do R
(ice Iroi
All Kinds of Goods
rincess Eleci
- - I .B - J AMIAK* ? I -H - ?"*"
?na nmtn; triple mcBio
loaccord;Mally attachcd;ee?id.
ttiyi hot cm etathee;
[ from the meet delicate to the
a end^dy n^ee jrorti,oo^eJt. M
selALUWl J|
PHc** ^
EtS HARDWAR]
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jl fsBSBANKS
BUSINESS?without loans no
teak could exist, aai test- II
ness in general would suffer.
This bank al way?tesava9- ^
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you may ne<"d our assistance
some day.
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