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FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS
National Problems Discussed
Authoritative Writcrs-A Daily Feature.
BACK UP OUR NAVY.
Bf WALDO &. MORSE, Lawyer und Publiclst.

Shall the United states cease to be
supreme within our own dominions
H a cnor w %, power9 arise to rule and
seriously propoundcd Let us counsel
with our hearts. AS are they so are
we.
The report upon the world war Is
sued by the Secretary OF the Navy APP
peais To our hearts. The Stars and
glorious and peerless In the annals or
mankind. and by our navy and it's nag
may be tried out the strange doctrine
OF IL world organization. So we rcsig n
our emotions TO the lure and swell OF
the sea ana ships.
Americans, love the navy. for l42
years unriNuled on our coasts. In gall
lantrS, chiyalry. courage and devotion
II has stood second 10 none throughout
the seven seas.
We sing the old songs about "colum-
bia, the Gem OF the Ocean. Indepcnd-
encc DC Our Boast and The Land Of
the Free and Home Of the Brave
The JOY of Il all Is In our souls
the liberty of that independence which
has made us free. Freedom nave we
aom have we defended, ana freedom
upon our successors We VIII bcatow
we are citizens OF no mean country.
We are entanEicd with no alliances
10 foster disputes. or fo.ca upon US
sordid associates. We coYet the pos
SESSIONS or none and no one is able
nrst to bind the strong man Of our
house and then to spoil our goods
Our hearts arc at peace. But ven
tureSome ana uneasy brains are for
Eetting the past wherein we rejoice
and knot,ed brows are hectiing with
PROPOSALS for q covenant by way of
furih assurance. to be manned with
lnterhational cannon and enforced by
non.na;innal brcadnouEhts. Whose
shall they be md by command Of whom
shall they pour forth their death aud
destruction?
Snvcrcignty or subsection for tho
United states?
There Is no al;crnauve' Indcpend-
chcc OF Nassalagr for the nation? No
middle course is possible? National
SIN of decentralization? Choose
The founders of our republic were
confronted by the question Of ultimate
Sorcrcignty. Should the states or
should the nation command supreme
allegiance from citizens? Tire fathers
reHchcd no agreement and the question
Eent 10 their Grandchildren. Our ul-
innate allegiance Is To the nation said
Grant. My supreme allegiance IL 10
lie state Of Virginia had said Lee.
The argument closed at Anponlnt.oX.
aud II was written again that no man
can serve two masters.
fenoath tho overShadow power of
the Union VIC see tho once sovereign
states. reduced TO unqucstioucd sub
ordination TO the Will OF the United
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states. What State is able to protect
,,, ci'i1Sn i'm in his life or liberty or ess
see lit to assert What State wo iIy
ever dream of attempting SO to shield
Dssss Of >, he ns%pITss Of 5Se East sns
tome is historic Rome ruled Az ar ar.
bitter through the power Of multitudes
o" Of, alien SOLDIERS. centralizel by her
The Frankish Holy Roman Empire
followed and dominated the minds Of
,ionai law. Under The new conee setna-
that OF n family of nations. each SOW
1 ,,T,r independent and Of equal dig;
me acme Of all time.
For 800 years has the world prog
action and now is sounded The call 'iD for
5ocraie e9niro Ss tII' rGer an Would aq
our fortunes and our sacred honor
would be pledged 10 gods other than
Moderation. fairness and justice from
the centralized world power? What
lower unrhnilenged by Its rivals ever
in history has exhibited such virtues.
q central world force is proposed
armed and endowed with military and
nayal strength 10 sanction. its DEGREES
ana compel submission TO It's policy
provision OF It's possible end? "
proposed
n II embracing world power reported
OF tho port Of New York. The United
states has rGfl sed to concedc trads
rights and furnish armor plates as re-.
pured by tho central authority of tho
Goa iition of tho nations We are TO
be humblcd
Tho great armada comes OH doubya
column ahead. cleared for action. per-
haps the surrendered German Dread
thoughts leading! Then we catch the
Tags or England. Russia, France Ger
many, italy. Spain. Japan, China. 81
BERN. and supreme above ali and
throughout the entire feet floats the
Internal ional battle flag.
But ok. there are tho American
ships with the stars and Stripes struck
I" The International standard And
see, there is the American admiral
hanging, 1T the, yard-arin and Amer
lean sailors and marines are walking
p!hnks Into the sea! The admiral and
his men are mu,incers against the in
tcrnationnl state. They have dis
against tn" city OF New York!
counsel peace? Yes the right nations!
I'm hgglomcratcd power armed to
enforce It's dctcrn nations?
NO With All our hearts. not SOL
tipSright. 1918.
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w hhMri.ten for The Times Dispatch,
"'' n Az or the things OF the past are
and ] wait for the hush the dear hush
at last, iush
come fragments OF life I would keen
on noHie fragments as close as my sleep'
terlaced, '" 81"
That Hooked to make earth and heaven
waste, va
Ihat poured as smoke and shut me
where remembrance holds. kiss 70
Kiss in the gray.
I'd keep the June evenings all a,,,
ping with pink,
WIN winds 70 make ladders, each lad.
der q link ."
And touch Of your hand on my own.
TO forbid even death alone,
Ana some Of the songs voiced cIear
as OF old, iva.
~ BIRD song, love song, to ritual re-
And rumple OF surf to lun mo again.
fo' my anodync, these my mass and.
VIRGINIA STAFF. /
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Books and Authors

TIE Resurrection OF the Gods" by
Don \ Mic'<leson uhe ,Gorham Pre:f!.
very Interesting to those who are fond
OF that kind Of literature.
The Village wife's Lament" By
Maurice Hewlett. is an interesting
In.arrattyc poem Just issued BY, G., =.
ment OF aggressive war. except as a
last resort for self-defense.
English for Coming Citizens" by
Henry II. Goldberger;. instructor, IN
eigners, Columbia University. published
by Charles Scrbners Sons. IS a prac-
teal method for imparting knowl-
foreiEners in our inds. Who have "a e" not
learned 10 speak II. The lessons have
been written with the purpose OF be-
expressing his needs IN English To
Eng speaking pHple.
Friendly rhymes" with a dozen clever
illustrations by John Woicott Adams
80 ~; =: nnt'on Coz, contains many
recent years In the Saturday Evening
Post, the Century, Life, and other
periodicals. while number In the
time. Admirers of Mr. Foley's previous
books OF verse. Boys and Girls"
Voices of Song" and others. will find
u, IN ms new volume the same dis
akin TO that which made James Whit
comb Riley SO beloved. that has always
marked his work.
Fullerton l.. Waldo's America at tho
Front" &c. l.. Dutton & Col, presents
a series OF word pictures Of what
Americas soldiers saw and did and felt
and thought from the time they left
New YORK harbor until they were en-
gagged in battle at Chateau Thierry, or
somewhere else on the front, last sum-
mcr. IT is full Of little anecdotes that
snow how the men saw the humorous
side OF every situation they had 10
meet and. altogether II not only makes
a picture of all their experiences int
also reveals the wonderful soul OF our
splendid army in. a way that explains
why the people Of both France and
IN nave taken II to their hearts.
Mr.. Waldo is thoroughly acouaintcd
N WIN war conditions In Europe. for in
I r'r nc visited England, Belgium.
nr Switzerland. Turkey and the
,;hikhh region; In 1917 he spent much
t,nn ~ scotland. England and on The
Drlt,sn 'front.' In France. and in 19is hs
eIosseo france from the sea TO the
moun!ains and back again studyInp The
hn'rI Icah army in Its war environment
nc mas shared the life OF our snidtn,s
W, t'oopships and in trains I'm the dug.
ontS ana me trenches. behind the linea
anu ~, IN Giliets. and has studied the wnris
v, tne hcd cross. the Y. M. q A on,I
".ner agencies for the betterin, re-
~ FIJI haItions. so that he writes ont
i"l ana intimate knowledgc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20
Ancnt "Morc Suffrage Stiffness"

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
ST. me proof OF the pudding con :
tiuues 10 be In the eating HSwever
inG.h iair-ninded citizens OF our So
called american democracy may de-
Ht"ic me necessity FOR such radical
measures as the 'banncrcttcs" have
employed TO aTolise TO Il sense OF ius-
nee Inc drowsy citizenship sitting
win SNUG cont.utment IA the senile
zap OF hnclcnt custom certain
achieNcinents Of tho past wear cannot
De ignored or denied. Has The Times
dispatch bcthought Itself that year
parties had definitely declared Tor
equal suffrage; that the President had
not recommended the enactment OF the
susan - anthony anne ndment; In A,
the House of REPRESENTATIVES. mn 10,
ihdorsed It; that the "bannorettes" Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20
The Mark OF the Beast

II IS not surprising 10 read that the Ger
man citizens al Coblenz have begun to
ADOPT an lnsolent attitude toward the Amer
lcan troops There and elsewhere in the in
Vaded portions OF Germany occupied by Amer
lean soldiers. the bcstial Hun has mistaken
ioTbearance for weakness and hay forthwith
dropped his initial attitude Of fawning Cor
respondents with the American forces at
Nobienz now describe the native population
as disposed to sheer at our doughboys and 10
hoid them in contempt for their lack OF
severity.
such conduct is typical Of the Hun Being
a brute by nature, he understands only that
"hlch is brutal. Ills only explanation for
the TACT that the American troops have moi
treated German territory and German people
with the same frightfulncss that the Huns
employed IN Belgium and France is that the
Americans are soft" 1t is not in his nature
TO believe that victor can deliberately ex-
erclse toward the ranquishcd an attitude OF
liberation. SO he jostcs he American sol .
der on the sidewalks OF Coblenz and laughs
coVert!y when he finds that he is not i'm
ihc6iateiy hailed before cnvt; martial
me Americans as an army will of course
maintain their sci-rcstraint They are no.
gong TO sou their hands with any wanton
crueitieH II may be expected before long
however, that individual soldiers, IL the in
suits continue, will crack a few heads as an
/ object lesson
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Ike ProNcxk.

Napoleon Bonaparte, "A French soldier of not G
'see cycIoped), was out walking one day with
his hands behind him and his hat on crooked
when ne came across milkmaid massaginp,
COW.
Up Gir-r-r-rul!' he holered Up and hand
me that COW! | feign would milk her."
The Girl. with :repidation and some uis.iy
ings, pushed the Cow to the Emperor
who seated himself upon the stool and shouted:
Cow Tenshun! Right dress. IIarrrrr.'
AS ne reached for the spigots the Cow lifted
one rear limb and upset both Napoleon and his
calculations. His Majesty picked himself m
and inquired of the Girl:
Merry Milkmaid, how do you account for
the TACT That this cows line is busy huh?"
20 Sire said the Girl, giggling happily she
is ali right, Sire; but she doesn't know ybo
you are
Whereupon Napoleon untanglcd himself and
walked away with hauteur. meaning with his
crossed.
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tons and curtailment OF some of those lux
urieS he has enjoyed through the flush times
OF war "he necessary reabsorption of the
men coming back from service with the colors
unQuestionably will make q similar program
mandatory in the private Industries. 1t is
one OF those things in the national life that
must be accepted, but it will be received with
better grace ii the government shows de-
termination TO force down the cost of living
So that the reduction in earnings will not
mean the infection OF actual hardships
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Private Davis Not Dead.

10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
Sir,-The item IN the Camp Lee notes
OF TO- days issue OF your paper con
corning Private William c. Davis 81
TINS company, is SO decidedly wrong
That feel II IS my duty 10 cali attcn-
tion TO II. This man lid not die AZ the
bnse hoSpi;a! as stated but is now
alive. and II is believed that he viii
recover There Is also no foundation
'or attributinE has act TO dcspondency
because of not being Included among
those scheduled for discharges an hc
was 70 be given physical examination
Tor discharge on Wednesday, morning,
December IL.
WILLIAM H. II KENNEDY.
camp Lee. Va. December IL. 1915.
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housewives of Richmond may profit by
watching the progress OF the r"go-without"
movement inaugurated in Chicago TO force
the price OF necessities TO lower levels With
local merchants charging so cents the dozen
for fresh eggs and T6 cents the pound for
butter. the movement here promises to be
II compulsory one on the part OF most people
Meanwhile the food administration is either
unlnformed or looks on without protest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20
On Gcrnnnn Tcrritnrx

~ IT, NJ, Maryc.-Yes the allied ar
mics have crossed the border into Ger
man territory proper, to Il distance of
nearly 100 miles which they Will con
OF peace is signed. and longer If ncccs
Sar! 10 secure fulfllment Of its terms.
Under the terms Of the armistice. these
less the armistt.c is violated or #
should become necessary to maintain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

: Wonder if Pancho Villa has heard OF
.Chateau-Thicrry, the Argonne, the Meuse st.
'Mihiel Sedan and other famous French
names now forever linked with the glory OF
American arms. Evidently not, for he is said
to be planning another demonstration some
where near the border, Ii he is not careful,
early some morning Uncle Sans soldiers will
step across the line and by the time break
fast is served there will he Villa and no
Villas army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

1t was rather mean vengeance for the Brit
ish to take, to send over the Hun border as
advance guard a crack, spick-and-span cav
airy regiment, each man faultlessly capari-
soned and riding sleek and perfectly
groomed horse. 1t fine sight, doubt
less but the Huns might have been left a
q little while, least, to revel in their favortc
= pipe dream OF n starved, ragged, cowed and
Y deplorable English army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

That invention which enables one pair of
telephone wires TO carry ten conversations
simultaneously must have been borrowed
from some female convocation. The ability
of the average woman TO maintain from tel
to twenty conversations at once and 10 keep
the thread Of each is one of the mysteries
familiar TO students OF the sex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

Mr. McAdoO, searching for director
general Of railroads, might try I'm the place
the head of one OF the brotherhoods of rail-
way trainmen, giving him taste of tho
employers side. Then If lie could impound
general manager and run him a few trips
as brakeman, mutual understanding might be
arrived at more easily in the future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20, l9lS.

The sailors council at Hamburg threatens
to sink all the ships in Germany's ports II
control OF the merchant marine is not turned
over 10 it. The council, however insists that
the financing be borne by the shipowners.
That's fair proposition-as the element now
seeking 10 rult III Germany sees it.
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To Remove Warts

recommended as an excellent an,ijoaS
non TO warts, cifectinE their removal
IN short time: sylicylic acid, /
dinchm' tactic acid. | drachm; colo
dion, 10 drachms. Mix
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

their declarations with machine guns and
are consistent in nothing but failure to pre-
sent definite plans. purposes or policies
However they are making up for years and
centuries of lost time and forced inaction
and silence-and about each OF them the
Bolshevik dances like demoniac at every
opportunity sleefully throwing ip lighted
torch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20
Information Bureau

inquiries regarding almost nny to,Ic
excepting on legal aud medical nmh.
Jccis' arc answered free. As all In
qhirles are answered directly by per-
sonar letter. seif-nddrrnscd, slammed
envelope In required. Addres. ibe
LII, ZINES Dispntch Information bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

EFT a IN HOuth BOStOn.-Cndcr thc
Virginia prohibition law. provision js
made whereby licensed hotels may oh.
tam iau"rS for culinary purposes. but
SucH PROVISION does not extend 10
bomcs: The law also provides that
physicians may prescribe spirits for a
patient but ii does not authorize pre-
scriptlOnS FOR n sick cnlic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

FROM the way in which Postmaster-G en-
crai Burieson continues to tinker with the
telephone wires. ii would seem that he is nm
uecided how to answer the question When
you put TWO telephone companies together do
YOU ger hair as much poor service as before
or twice much?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

ma. wilson smile, depicted photograp phi
cally during the progress of a baseball 80,
se'erai years ago, is working wonders In
'ohihg up the spirits of the French But inst
wait until they him with his Inns all
puckercd up for Il whistle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

lie didn't enlist, and he didn't 20
10 the battle line. and he dijn.r Inv
y Liberty bond, and ne didn't show
Ills speed by the bat OF an eve,
hut YOU near him now. as he cntertaips
similar crowd and YOU hear him cav
mat wilson is ovcr-rated for brains
Ana he wouldn't do it that way
Nay!
&c darncd if he'd DC il that way,
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WiSsIctniIs i'm N N>,eu

= =. T.. Wakcfield-wri.c 70 M
bureau or Chemistry. Department of
Agriculture, Washington. ID. C., for the
Information you want
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Wheh the eX-crown prince was threatened
WIN mooblng at the hands of Amsterdam
"oiheh' he probably accented the last syllable
"t 49, IL he was not too frightened for
any sort Of utterancc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

americans arc not strong for royalty, but
'heS are taking full measure OF pride IN
,eceptlon their Queen" is receiving Mt
inc hands of the French republic.
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Deferred I,nv

=. u IT,, Richmond-You sbouId
Writc 10 the paNnastcr-gcnaral OF the
army War Department. Washinrtnm,
- ~ ior the information you want.
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Reader. Brcmo. Blur -E'or ,bo ~
FORMATION you want. write TO George
" stevens. Federal Manager {, &. {,
Il. r., Richmond VA "
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Charcoal Eph's Daily Tbo,c,,

ii!t am no use tryin' TO L convert n nlup,h
e@theh' sa'd Charcoal Eph. ruminatively, ..but
de JOB sho do keep lot O good in,cntionsd
'oi"s pusS' Try banana, Mistah Jackson"
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Questions and Answers.

Night Sweats.-kindly tell me what causes
night SwCatS. T. A.
- Answer:--ln young children ricketts, is COM
mon cause In adults. the usual cause Is /, focus
OF infection somewhere in the body. Occasion
ally the sW GAZING !s produced by the cX-
ccssINc bed clothing or by four air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

Inc Department Of Agriculture forecasts
lhe largest winter wheat yield III the history
OF the industry in this country. The acreage
IS - per cent larger than last years totaling
7I'o- ''oco acres with the condition the best
on record On the basis OF this acreage ana
the present condition, making due aI,oyo,,co
for average spring abandonment due 70 winter
h'lhng ana assuming an average season for
development, a crop OF 7G5, 900 900 bushels
OF winter wheat alone is predicted. tn. &c
2o6'o9l'ooo bushels more than the win,er
wheat production of last year. For this h,,,.
yleio the government guarantees the farusr
price or S2.2O hushc Who saws Inc
farmer Is disseminated against in this coun
Wy ne is me fa'oritc of both Providence
and the government. Why should he ,vorrv
II the farmers Of other countries do soil ,,oin
wheat al half the price he gets?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

Organized labor will not be able 10 BIZ,
IAN protest against the order OF the rail-
oau administration ab0lishing all overtime
'o' " II merely putting labor back TO the
''t"EHoHF platform which il adopted as It's
~" 'laiS yeara ago and for which IL fought
N''"hil! IT does not constitute reduc-
w" "' wages but, OF course, IT does mean less
'"'''y Tor the w0rh.ngman on each pay day,
perhaps rcadjustment Of his living cond-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

Senator Johnson, Of California demands
to know why troops OF ours were sent to
Russia and what they are doing there. They
were sent, about year after they should
have been, TO stop the Huns from securing
recruits and supplies with which TO Kill our
men in the west Atldst accounts they were
carrying forward pGacG, safety and order, N
distracted country, al the rate of several
versts way--which doubtless is displeasing
TO statesman who rose on the wings OF con-
fusion and gathers his political 9Th from
the foes OF organized society.
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Voice Of the People

Letters mast give the name and nd
uress OF the Writcr. Name VIII not tie
| published tf writer ~ rruue.tx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

-'icAanocf, they say, used to be a heap scrap-
J II. but we bet lie wishes he had been Mr. l,.i,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

At times we have been jncliuod "a ,,.,,o.
That we had in this country a good dcal ~ ,
politics and a good many varieties Cnn,
pared with some countries on the con,iran,
or Europe, however, our most feverish and
sputtering moments have been TRANQUIL cIc,r
and easy. Each of these ccntcrs OF per,urh.
lion possesses from six to sixteen dircro,.
parties each with its own scf-chogcn nam.
ana self-appointed leadership. They alter
nate IN power hourly, roll over each other
ike drunkards trying TO fight supplement
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a nccstry,

And Of course YOU know. Mrs DE Troppy :"
said the langud Clarice pupkcrino. Of STRAIT
ford-on- thc-Crcek, that my forcfathcrs cam.
in the Maynower?'
sure. You got it on your lettcrhcads
Clary," said Mrs. De Trophy kicking the cat
daintily. Mine in :, scow about a
hundred years ago and got here Just in lime
To lend your folks enough to get rid of n mort
gage"
Packwatcr is dirty, but sometimes IL man.
ages TO clean away lot OF unnecessary dirt
ia the wash of it..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

The life OF MAJ! goes round and round
And round and round and round and round
He does the same thing every day
Usually in the same old way
Just round and round
He works and sleeps and eats and eats
And eats and eats and eats and eats;
And has TO 60 TO work again
And goes again his way 80 plain
Works, sleeps and cats
And when at last hes gone his round
Has gone his round old rounds o. round
He rings her of. and stops his toll,
Inhcriting six feet Of soil
Six feet Of ground!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-20

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNlCA-
rlONS to The Tim-s-Dis-
ts.tch. und not TO indiSiG,llAls.
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lie darned if he'd DC i, that way,