Eugene weekly guard., September 03, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

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THE EUGENE WKKKLT GUARD, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. !»<•«
LUMBER BUSINESS
AT COTTAGE GROVE
IS PICKING UP
given to her happiness. I am sure T
can”—
"I know, It’s all right, my boy. It—
it costs a good deal to let her go. but
I’d rather give ber to you than to any
man I've ever known. I believe in
you.”
tVii tiw y
“Thank ; you. Mr. Cable,” said Gray-
Two strong hands
don Bansemer.
For Infants and Child,
clasped each other, and there was no
mistaking the integrity of the grasp.
The new 60-horsepower boiler and
"But this is a matter In which Jane's engine for the McKibben Brothers'
Author of "Beverljr
mother Is far more deeply concerned
sawmill arrived at this place, togeth­
of Graustark,” Etc.
Ccpyriiht. 1906
than I,” added the older man. "She
likes you, my boy. I know that to be er with their new cut-off saw, Satur­
true, but we must both abide by her day morning and was sent out to the
ÄVcße table Prcparationfor As -
mill site a few miles east of town over
wishes. It she has not retired”—
similating tte Food amiHegula-
“Jane Is with her, Mr. Cable, She the O & S. E. railroad the same day.
ting the S imnai hs andBowels of
“A .enow has to feel reasonably
CHAPTER VIII—(Continued)
1 «'HUT lounged there In blissful eon
It will be remembered that the Mc­
knows by thia time.”
templatlon of a roseate fate, ull the sure, 1 dare say, before be takea a
Kibben mill was destroyed by fire a
"She
la
corning
”
Mrs.
Cable
’
s
light
■'.'N' I
Hiss Keating's anxiety was aroused. more enjoyable tiecause his very ease chance. No one wanta to be refused,
1
footsteps were heard crossing the ball. short time ago, but the boys pluckily
After a very long silence she took the w as tlie counterpoise of doubt and uu you know," he admitted. “Oh, by the
and an instant later Bansemer was went to work at once rebuilding with
reins Into her own bands. "Is Mr. certainty. No word of love had paused way, 1 brought thia—er—thia ring up
i the result that by the time the new
Protnotes DigestionTheerful-
bolding open the den door for her to en­ | machinery came to hand everything '
Briggs In trouble?*' she asked at a ven- lietween the mistress of the web and with me. Jane."
ter. He had a fleeting glimpse of Jane i was in readness for its installation i
ncss and ResTCoalains neither
turn. Mr. Briggs was the only client her loyal victim. But eyes and blood
"You darling!” she cried as the ring
Opium,Morphine txir MnairaL
as that tall young woman turned down : and in a comparatively few days the <
she could think of' whose name began hud translated the mysterious, voice- slipped down over her finger. And
the stairway.
saws were humming again. This new j
N ot N arcotic
with a B.
leas language of the heart into the sim­ then for the next hour they planned,
Frances Cable's face was white and | ¡lower equipment will give the mill a
Briggs? What Brigg»?" a iked Bob plest of sentences. They loved and and the future seemed a thousandfold
drawn, and her eyes were weL Her | capacity of 2 5,000 per day and the
by, relighting his pipe for the fourth they knew It.
brighter than the present, glorious as
husband started forward as she extend­ boys expect to experience no difficul­
time.
After leaving Rigby at the club Gray­ It waa.
ed her hand to him. He clasped them tly in averaging 20,000 feet per day.
"Why, our Mr. Briggs.” answered don drove to the north side, thrilled to
“You can’t help succeeding." she re­
In bls own and looked down into her Several days will be occupied in saw­
Miss Keating curtly.
the marrow with the prophecies of the peated, “the same as your father has.
face with the deepest tenderness and ing lumber with which to replace the
"I'm sure I don't know. Miss Keat­ night. His heart was in that little room Isn’t he wonderful? Oh. Graydon. I’m
| 200 feet of ilunie which was also de­
wlstfulness In his own.
Her body stroyed at the same time the mill
ing. Has he been uround lately?"
off the library and hnd been there for so proud of you!” she cried enthusl
swayed suddenly, and bis expression | burned, but by the close of another
“I thought you were referring to him months. It was the abode of his aatically.
changed to one of surprise and alarm. i week the mill will be ready to take
in that letter." »be »aid succinctly.
“I can never I m * the man that the
thoughts. The stars out above the cold,
“Don’t—don’t mind, dear,” he said care of its orders.
“Oh, dear me, no; another ¡»arty al­ glittering lake danced merrily for him governor Is,” snld Graydon loyally. "I
hoarsely. "It had to come. Sit
!
down.
A Leader representative visited the
A perfect Remedy forConstipa-
couldn't
tie
as
big
us
father
If
I
lived
together. Alla» Keating. Isn’t the type­ as he whirled up the Drive. The white
do. There. Good I»rd, Frances, if site of the new skating rink an 1
tion. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
writer In working order this morn­ caqiet of February crinkled and creak­ to lie 12« He’s the best ever! He's
Fourth street i
you cry now I'll—I'll go all to smash!" swimming pool on
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­
ing?" he asked, eying her machine in­ ed with the chill of the air, but his done everything for ine, Jane." the son
He eat down abruptly on the arm of Tuesday and found that W. B. Cooper
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
nocently. She sniffed and »tarted to heart was hot and safe and sure. He ■ went on warmly. "Why, lie even left
the big leather chair Into which she 'had completed the excavation for the
reply, but thought better of it. Then knew that she knew what he was com­ dear old New York and came to Chl-
swimming
pool,
60xXO
feet,
five
feet
had sunk limply. Something seemed
Tar Simile Signature of
cago for my sake. dear. It's the place
deep, and had most of the material
she begun pounding the keys briskly.
ing for that night—the Brat kiss!
to choke him, and his fingers went for the big 80x100 foot two-story
"It works like a charm,” she shot
Jane’s face was warm; her eyes bad for a young man. he says, anil he gave
I the tender glow of joy expectant; her up a great practice so tiiat we might nervously to his collar. Before them building on the ground, including
back genially.
NEW YORK.
Mood the straight, strong figure of the gravel for the concrete foundation
The letter that caused Bobby such voice was soft with the promise of be here together, Of course he could
man
who
was
to
have
Jane
forever.
and
pool.
Carpenters
will
begin
the
At
b flioa I hr» old
perturbation came in the morning mail. coming surrender. Their bands met succeed anywhere, Wasn’t it bully of
Neither of them—nor Jane—knew work soon.
J5 D oses ~3 >< « xi s
His friend had Inld bare some of the and clasped as she stoisl to welcome him to come to Chicago Just—just for
The Brown Lumber Co. pumped
what Frances Cable bad suffered dur­
old stories concerning James Banae- him In the red, seductive dimness of me?”
L
ing the last hour. She accidentally had out their millpond this week in order
"Yes.
Oh.
If
you'll
only
be
as
good
iner and cautioned iilm not to become the little tiironeroom. His tail frame
lies rd the words which passeil between to enlarge the pond and make
lxact copy op vbappeb .
Involved in transactions with the for­ quivered; his- lean, powerful, young looking a» he Is when you are fifty-
the lorers Ln the den downstairs. Stic provements on the log dump
mer New Yorker. Harbert’s state­ face betrayed the hunger of his heart; five!” she said so plaintively that he was prepared when Jane came to her chute. Other extensive repairs
ments were positive in character. and bls voice turned husky. It was not us laughed aloud. "Y’ou’H probably t»e with the news later oa, but that prep­ improvements are being made
paratory to beginning active opera­
he seemed to know his case thoroughly I be hud planned. Her lieauty—her mere very fat and very bald by that time.”
aration had coat her irx»» than any ot tions again.
"And very healthy. If that can make
well. While the charges as they came presence-swept him ¡.list the prelimp
them i-ver could know.
The Garman-Hemenway Company,
to Rigby were general, Harbert had uary fears and doubts. His handclasp H seem more horrible to you," lai a«kl
I.ying t>ack in a ebaia after she had of this city, have established a branch
■aid that he was quite ready to be spe­ tlgbtesuMl, and his face drew rrelstleso-
almost crept to low reran, she Manvl store at Yoncalla, and will open for
cific.
ly to liers. Then their hands went su<V
white fared and frightened o< the ceil­ I ■business next Monday, August 31,
All day long the letter bung like a denly cold.
ing wntM It becazus ¡>eepind witti Arc with a full line of dry goods, cloth­
“You kuow, don't you. Jane. ilarllngF"
cloud over young Mr. Itlgby. He waa
wretriied thoughts. Ah aioag she had ing, notions, shoes, and everything in
The Gar-
to have lunched with Graydon and was lie muriuured.
see« what was oouilug. The end wm ready to wear garments.
man-Hemenway Company are among
much relieved when young Bansemer [ “Tes,” she answered after a moment
tnevitaMe. Ixtve as it grew fur tlsau
Cottage Grove's
foremost business
telephoned that he could not join him. softly, securely 11» crushed ber In his
hid known no regnwj for her mfeery. men. They do not wait for business
Rigby found himself la a very uncom­ strong arms. All the world seemed t»<
Itiie <xw»ld not baw pwtffliwl its to come to them, but go after it. and
fortable position. If the stories from have closed in about her. Iler eyre.
gvirwth; she could not now fnistrnte its their patrons always get full value for
New York were true, even though he j suffused with bappiuess. looked sweet
culmination, and yet as she sat there their money.—Leader and Western
knew none of the Inside facta. Gray- I ly Into bls until she closed them with
and stared into tba ¡«st and the future Oregon.
don's father wns pretty much of a the corning of the first kiss. “I love
she knew that it wss left for her to
scalawag, to any the least. He was you—oh, 1 love you!” she whispered.
dritlk of the cup which they were fill­
“I worship you, Jane!” he respoudeil.
uot well acquainted with the lawyer,
ing the cup of their Joy and ot her
but he now recalled that he never bad “I have always worshlt>ed you!"
bitterness.
It was all so natural, so normal, 'l'tie
liked the man. Bunsemer had Impress­
Fear of exposure at the band of
ed him from the beginning as heart­ love that had been silent from the first
Graydon Bansenier*e father had kept
less, designing, utterly unlike bls clean had spoken, that wus ull—bad put into
her purposely blind te the inevitable.
| words Its untold story.
Dr. W. Kuykendall, while on his
hearted sou.
Her woman's Intuition long since had
Bobby loved Graydon Bansemer in ! "Jane, I am the proudest being In
convinced her that Graydon was not outing at Triangle Lake last week,
the way that one muu lovea a true the world!” he said, neither knew how
like his father. She knew him to be filed upon a water power site on
1 Lake creek where the creek leaves
friend. He wns certain that the son long afterward, for neither thought of
honorable, noble, fair and worthy.
Solid Steel Frame
Strong and Rigid
I the lake. He appropriated 100,000
knew nothing of those shiuly transuc- , time. They were sitting on the couch
Long and often had she wondered at miners' inches of the waters of the
tlons If they really existed ns Harbert ' In the corner, their turbulent hearts at
James Bansenier's design in permitting creek for electrical power purposes.
Have all Necessary Adjustments
painted them- but an ex|»oaure of the ’ rest. "To think, after all, that such a
his son to go to the extreme point in I The ixilnt of diversion of the pro­
beautiful
living
as
you
can
be
mine
father would be a blow from which lie
relation with Jane. As she sat there posed canal Is where the creek leaves
forever! It's—why, ft's Inconceivable!"
could not recover.
and suffered it came to her that the ■ the lake and the general direction is
If you wa it the Best buy a Sanders. Sold by
It came at last to Rigby that he was ' "You were sure of me all the time,
man perhaps had a purpose after all— southwesterly parallel with the creek.
!
The
canal
will
be
15
feet
wide
at
the
Graydou."
she
remonstrated.
"I
tried
not the only one In Chicago who held
an unfathomable, selfish design which
the secret. Other members of the bar to hide It, but I couldn't You must
none could forestall. She knew him for bottom and six feet deep. Df. Kuy-
Lail l»een warned long before the news have thought me a perfect fool all
ail that he was. Ln that knowledge she ¡kendall has not announced what he
will do with his power site, but it is
came to lilm, and It wns morally cer­ thcKe months.”
felt a slight, timid sense of power. He
a valuable one. and it is probable
“
You
are
very
much
mistaken.
If
you
tain that if the facts were as bad as
stood for honor so far as his son was that it will be improved in the near
I worship v°’L Janet
Intimated the ¡«»lice also were In poa- please. You did hide It so Huccessfully
concerned. In fair play she could ex­ , future.
For some time he sat pondering pose him If he sought to expose her.
at times that I was sick with uneer-
eeesloti of them.
while she stared reflectively Into the
But all conjecture«, all fears, paled COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOLS
This sterling household remedy is most
At the same time Rigby felt a cer­ talnty.”
“Well, It's all over now.” she smiled. fire opposite. Then, squaring his shoul­ Into Insignificance with the one great I
successfully prescribed for a "world of
OPEN SEPTEMBER II
tain moral responsibility Involving him
ders as If preparing for a trying task, terror—what would James Banseiner
troubles.” For derangements of the di­
■elf. Bansemer at any time might ap­ And lie sighed with a great relief.
gestive organs it is a natural corrective,
"All over but the—the wedding." ho be announced firmly; "1 suppose I'd do in the end? What would he do at I 1
The directors of the Cottage Grove
ply his methods to people who were
operating directly upon the liver and ali­
just
as
well
see
said.
your
father
tonight,
schools
have
decided
to
have
the
the
last
minute
to
prevent
the
mar
­
near and dear to him. The new Inti­
mentary canal, gently but persistently
the
forthcoming
"Oh. that’s a long wny off. Let’s not dearest. He likes me, I’m sure, and I — riage of his son and this child of un­ school term for
macy with the Cables came to Bobby’s
stimulating a healthful activity.
Its
eehool
year
begin
Monday,
September
I
don't
think
lie'll
worry
over
that.
Graydon.
”
refuse
to
let
me
have
known parentage? What was to be his
mind. And then there were Clegg,
beneficial influence extends, however, to
14. instead oi October 5, as was for­
“A long way off? Nonsense! I won’t you. Do you?”
tribute to the final scene lti the drama? merly announced. This means that
Groll, the Setnesons and others who
every portion of the system, aiding in the
“My dad's just ns fair ns yours. Gray.”
She knew that he was tightening his the schools will open two weeks from
might easily fall into the snaro If wait "
processes of digestion and assimilation of
she
said,
with
n
smile.
"He's
upstairs
"Won
’
t?"
obnoxious
colls
about
her
all
the
time.
food, promoting a wholesome, natural
James Bansemer set It for them.
next Monday, so the school boys and
In his den. I'll go to mother. I kuow Even now she could feel bls hand upon girls will have to begin to hustle to
"I
should
have
said
can't
Ia't
’
s
see.
appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad
Appreciating ills responsibility In the
she'll
la"
happy
—
oh,
so
happy!"
breath, irregularities of the bowels, con­
her arm. could hear his sibilant whis­ get ready for another year's hard
matter, now that he wns prepared to This Is February. March, dearest?"
Bansemer found David Cable In his per. Now she found herself face to work. The faculty is: J. V. Baugh­
stipation and the long list of troubles
"Graydon, you are so much younger
bear the worst of James Bansemer.
directly traceable to those unwholesome
Rigby's heart stood almost still. It than 1 thought. A girl simply cannot room upslulrs, bis smoking and think­ face with the crisis of all these years. man, city superintendent: Mary Mun­
conditions.
Kasparilla dispels drowsi-
Her only hope lay In the thought that day, 11-12 grades: I.ulu Currin, S»-10
meant that some day he might have to Is* hurried through a-an engagement ing room, as lie called It
n< ss, headache, backache and despond­
“Come in, Graydon. Don’t stop to neither could afford the scandal of an grades: Harvey Inlow, principal West
rxpose Graydon Banaemeps father. It Next winter."
ency due to inactivity of the liver,
"Next what? Ttiat’s nearly a year. knock. How are you? Cigarette? open declaration. Bansemer was mer­ Side; Lura Mefty, Ella Dickerson.
kidneys and digestive tract. It is a
meant that he mtght have to cniefly
Margaret Riley, Roxy Pringle, Hazel
Take a cigar, thru, Bad night outside. ciless, and lie was no fool.
June. It’s iibsurd! I'm ready."
strengthening tonic of the highest value.
Hazelton, Ethel Moore, Jessie Wil­
hurt his friend.
It meant that be
"1 know. It's mighty noble of you isn't It?"
Knowing Graydon to be the son of a son. Gertrude Palmer, Neva Perkins.
If it fails to satisfy we authorize all
might lose a friendship Hint had lieen
Hut I Just can't, dearest. No one
“Is It? I hadn’t -er—noticed." said scoundrel, she could under ordinary —Leader.
dealers*t<> refund the purchase price.
one of his l*at treasures since the
ever does."
Graydon, dropping Into n chair and circumstances have forbidden her
H oyt C hemical C o , Portland, Oregon
good old college dais The mere fact
“Don't don't you think I'm prepared nervously nipping the end from a cigar. daughter to marry him. In this in­ II.
e
that be would be compelled to watch
to take care of you?” lie said, strnlght- “Have you l»een downtown?"
stance she could not say him nay. The
and mistrust James Bansemer seemed
euing U|> a bit.
"Yes. Just got tn a few minutes ago. v»-mm of Jin’es Bansemer in that
like darkest treachery to Graydon. even
She looked at his strong figure and The road expects to do a lot of work i,»>11 would have no measure of pity,
ign-
though the son should not become
the
Into bls earnest eyes and laughed so west his year, and I’ve been talking la her heart she prayed that death
aware of the situation.
adorably that his resentment was ouly with tile ways and means gentlemen— might come to her aid in the destruc­
Later tn the afternoon Robby went
passing
a polite and parliamentary way to put tion of James Bansemer.
guiltily into u telegraph office and sent
It."
It was not until she heart! Graydon
away n carefully worded dispatch. The aa.,s that of you. I'm not afraid. Ftu
"I suppose we'll all be congratulating cMtilng up the stairs that the solution
of
answer came to him at the club that pot thinking of that It Isn't the house
you after the annual election. Mr. Ca­ Bashed Into her brain. If Jane tsaume
evening while lie was playing bllllr.r-!' i «si.'e for. It's the home. You mutt
ble?"
tfie wife of this cherished son Janies
with lining Bansemer, win» even then a t me choose the da> "
"Oil. that’s just talk, mv boy. Wine- Bansenier’s power was gone! Ills lips
"1 suppose it's customary," he said
wns eager to be off to keep the prom
AND TENTH ST^'-e-'o
and
niann Is the logical man for president. would lie sealixl forever She laughed
MW»
PORTLAND. OREGON
h*«sl «¡qiotntmvnt with pretty Mine Cu at last. "June k< the month for brides,
is
or
But
where
Is
Jane?"
let me remind you."
aloud In the frenzy of hope.
She
ble.«
WRITE FOR CATALOG
“She’s ab—dow nstairs. I think," said laughed to think wbat a fool she would
"Before you came this evening 1 had
deckled on January next, but now 1 the tall young man. puffing vigorously have been to forbid the marriage, The
m
School that Places You in a Good Position
"I came up—er to see you about Jane. marriage? Her salvation! Jane found
urn u ill Ing to"
>n
he
"uii. you dtvlilvtl ts-fore I came, eh?" Mr Cable. I have asked her to be my tier almost hysterical, trembling like
to
wife, sir.”
lie
laughingly.
a leaf. She was obliged to confess
For a full minute the keen eyes of that she had beard part of their ci ■on ver­
"Certainly," she said unblushingly.
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MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK. FOODS BY USING
I 'I'
ttst as you had decided on the early the older man, sharpened by strife and sat loti lielow in order to account for
spring. But listen, dear. I am willing exprrie ev. looked straight into the h»r manner. When Jane etnfided to
THE
SKIDOO
HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS
Í
( s
nd
earnest gray eves of the young man i h»r that she had promised ft» marry
to say September of this year."
X
til
F
Crush and mi« in feed or salt. Proper dose in tablets
"One. two, tim-e seven months. who now ■toed across the room with Graydon In September—or June—«b*
1, but
alm
I w
They seem like years, Jane. You won't bls hand on the mantel) :«• e. Cable*» urged her to avoid a long engagement.
MAKES YOUR STOCK LOOK LIKE THE TOI’ l’K>cE
Cíl
da
with I"
who
v June?*’
cigar was held poised In his lingers, She iiti; Id any no more than that,
nn;
nd.”
Cent».» no Sawd„,t. A,h„. Chop Feed or Bran. A.k for »nd trv once-SKlDOO
earn', please let tne have some of half way to his llpo, Graydon Ilan
»eon
□U Î1 Tablets
Now she s«t limp before the two
i 1 t
U rnv Kidnej. Chicken Cholera. Blister. Heave. Fever. Ho< Cholera tab. e
:olng 3TÌ mon
peniulsites." she plead«*«!. "It ■“f.er fell that the man aged a year it* | men. a wan smile straying from one in
wh
him
»carta < ore Barb H ire Liniment. Pmk Eye Distemper Cohc or Bone Stinener Tab.¿t*
w
well
hasn't ■eem«*«l at all like a proposal that brief n tonient.
to the other, exhausted by her sup-
ire o’
I’ve really Iwi cheat«*«! of that, you
"You know. Graydon. 1 love Jane pressed emotions. Suddenly, without a
M and X!
A B An d
must remember, dear. Is*t me aay at myself." said Cable nt last, arising Word, she held out her liand to Gray
t K ngen Si lay
bn
least, as they all do. that I’ll give yo«i ■lowly. His voice shook.
don. In her dei'iM'st tioui she loved
H¡ mm I
B
i answer tn three «lays.”
"1 know, Mr *. Calile She Is every- this manly, strong hearted young fel­
id
n 1
“Grantisl! I'll admit It wasn't the thing to you And yet I have come to low She knew, after all. he was wor­ di
n
BLUMtn |“«.,TT
BLUE BELL
Syrap. Pile Remedy. Min »
t ’
pro(H«sal one reads alsmt In ask you to give her to me."
1
thy of the Is'st woman tn the land.
General t — ■ n ' "1* ?
L' irrboes. Croup. Nerve, Conft». H»v Fever »-
. -5^4
"It Isn 't that I have not suspected —
Ta- «..»ciiH^ 1 - unah.ne. Hea.-t. Worm, K.dney, Beadache, Summer ComP'*’
"You know?” cried Graydon. clasp­
ren.
Liver,
Female
Regulator
or
Quinsy
Tablet-.
nn tlh'T art* In •ye. I
VI n what the outcome would ing her hand, his eyes glistening. "Jam
ne ba« a *(<*rv be.” aaid th n* other tnechanleallr. "She has told you? And you -you think uie
iw. Tlie men will marry, I know
w orthy T'
ted and N«gin •he ahould. It Is rigt
~Yes. Graydon j 0:1 are worthy"
a Kiri can »ay marry you. my boy.
TO
itMikt'x! uiif inti»
*»< in*h-
herr lie asked the question almost
t
•Hl TTh ■7“h' w* *” **Ly**r
tors« »Mn tu« Fur- «□ ' 1
prned to jou.” fiercely.
glo» cl i
"With all my soul, Mr. Cable St
r and bou«**» and »weet. ami
HUNTERS &TRAPPERS GUIDE
loves me. I dou't know bow to col i she am 11«-.1 to b«
th«
•
“-'»cX:.
Monday by wagon for Harney county.
J I 1 B?
■ i.Hided. °
sue» you that my wheW life " • I m 1 what bis mother bad bceli Like.
A
‘
’.7,
to be gone for about a month.
1
Jane Cable
George Barr
McCutcheon
F
Bears the
Signature
In
Use
Over
Thirty Years
CASTH
DR. KUYKENDALL
FILES ON POWER
SANDERS DISC PLOWS
w.
QUACKENBUSH & SONS
KASPARILLA
HOLMES
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■ BUSINESS COLLEGE
■gH
Sira WA3HINGTON
Bfi.
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JOfi
TAKE THE BLUE BELL LINE TO HEALTH
CHAPTER. IX.
«
Duri
been t
Eugein
glari' 1
Barret’
aaot he
0 Bee
Sixth :■
¡jed F
-office i
tered a
Mr.
field,
door
idence,
Friday
and Mt
Belkna
had ret
about t
conclui
hear «
notifi»«
and an
nothin!
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