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As regards the other Maritime visited Emerald and summerslde. PNVIMBI. Nova Scotia and New The suspicions of a householder,

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MONTREAL Feb. 2-The city 0! _

Halifax has sdld to Dominion Be- fygnbly with tm wh" pmvmces ed

eurltles Corporation and the Bank L

ci Nova Scotia an lsue of $365,000

cf five per cent bonds, part of the the

issue being in serial form, and the M balance ln straight term debent- th ures, The bonds are Ln ten and th

twentyyear maturities and are of- my fel-ed to investors at a price of

10075 to yield over 4.90 per cent. sta

The bonds are payable in Canada

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(Canadian Press)

I-`l'tEDERlCTON, N. B., Feb. 2-John D. Palmer, prominent Fredericton rmldent, was aer- iously lll at his home tonight following what a friend termed a “weak spell” suffered, this

alle-moon. _

NOUNCEMENTS,

MEP. 1 INGS, E 1 C

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rlrlrlly puynhle in advance.

tlclll, Friday, February 3l‘d

"Carnival at Marshfield Satur-

tllmcs. 7906-2-2-21 so,

“Hunter River Club loading live llofk Wednesday, February Btn. of

'__ ore

"Big Dance in Bt. James’ Hall,

Illllrl. l 7894-2-2-zl. to_

man's. Saturday, February 4th. Cake

"lvllnlsterial Association St. c Pauls lloll, Charlottetown, Mon-

'Hocley umlghe cl; wlltelnre

Rink. Wiltshire second team vs. _ Klllllsion. I{our’s skate after match.

’ 7925-ll

Colne to the Dance in Inker-

lflllll school, Friday, February 3rd.` Uwdrlloor. Special music. Lunch I¢l'\'€l1. Admission 300. 7885-2-2-21.

°‘Qllf‘~‘lla County Loyal Orange |0580 lnccts at Brookfield Tuesday. "livery un. el aoo p. m.

7998-2-2-41.

ba;l'Nc\v store opened at Bradal-

e_ New ready for business. Groc-

lllcs at lowest prices. W. J. Seaman.

7916-2-3-ll.

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h"Plan to buy your Calc, etc.,, mill!! the Ladies of- Bt. Petler's hlllrh ut Holman's on Saturday, biliary -im, 'loov-2-3-al.

"The Annual Meeting of Pro- ml Egg circle will be held in new Bmdon Hall on February 6th, 1933. km;-il will bc paid. W. D. Colley,

luv- 'ma-2-a-nl. \

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i "Notice-Person who lost sum of try on the Church Premises at pm nlerflelri may have same by

'ills amount and paying for ao.

“md F. McDonald, Pastor. »

_ 'lass-2-2-21.

m:Thc annual meeting of _the beldkora Dalrying Assn. will be | Ill Iflnkora Hall Tuesday, Feb; -at 3 cclock. J. W., Farmer, Becy.

7921-2-3-8|

‘"°IlBl'nvl!onshlp hoc at Vic- If'1‘.° R'““ M°nday. rfbyruerr G. 35,0128 on Granltu . va Victo.la .M ~ Fmal game for A. E. Mac- ng-’:!Il’0l>l1y. Game at 8.18. skat- ., 'cr match. admnncu as una * ' 7922-I-3-3|

colvnnc levaN'rs, 3°,

I".-\nllnll|\l-l-mcnflc are ingcrtgq 1|( 'Was

* wo "Colne to the Dance in Emerald wi,

rvllle K O, of 'I'0ro!ifp

umme , . . _ ,

Dom’ And tglrinnan of the executive board of al

National Railways train from

ce . n, en route tc saint. John where

Red Cross. -

nswick, he stated they compare

anada. The Canadian Red Cross Sommervllle continued; ‘look

most important of the'r actlv

ter of New Brunswick. He gave no- tice of his intention to move for I. special committee today "in view 0! the abnormal cost both to can.. dldates and the country of federal elections.” 'He will advocate that the oommlfltee make recommenda- tions with a. view to reducing these

The Senate adJoul-ned today Monday evening.

householders in Charlottetown, and also from each of several in Emer-

d Bummerside.

°°’"d"“ °°“*‘°"»'R°d °"°“-. Police eluted time mer he had

» who was e. passenger on the Can-

, Bank 01 Nova Soo- .u "°°“

Prin Edward Island this after

brought to the police station, man confessed that he was not

a government representative, and that he had come to the city on or

the

noo , he Wlll Speak on the activities of about January 25. Yesterday mom-

lng he had left by train and had

who noticed that the receipt rcceiv-

bore no official mark led to the

arrest. Police on being notified of the circumstances, communicated

Ottawa, and received in rep`y

inf ation which indicated that

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, as the children carry with D°l-18155." WHS not ll svveflllflclllf session of the accused, police state,

the Benito by Senator W. E. Foe-

der False Pretenses Is Charge. Alleged To Have Illegally Collected Fees From I-Radio Own- ers.

Alleged -bo have vlctl...lee:l eleven

radio owners in the city and to have ‘ represented himself as being in the employ of the "Radio License Com- mission," William Daniel MacDon aid, Amherst, N. B., was arrested last evening by Sergeant W. W. Mc- Innls of the City Police on a charge of obtaining money under false pre- tenses. He will appear in the Po- nce ccurlt this mcmlug. cards ln the possession of the accused re- presented hlm to be W. G. Douglas, representative of the Radio License Commission, Dept. L 102, Ottawa.

Common receipt books in the pos-

Twins Are 49' Years Old

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into adult life the training employee Police believe that the indicate that he had collected twc rr- -

upon the juvenile branch as among with

Cross

P 1' A ste Plceard, the manIj t

have received during their mall has been °Perai1ns since -lan-I dollars lu fees from eecu cf eleven ~ I wom.n's ucur-asr Bllvrnnay cans: ue ped°d_ Juvenue md uary 30. According to MacDon- i

he remarked was un; ald’s statement, he has a wife and- 1- - -_.4 us

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,ted in MD treah Quebec two children and was formerly a To P '|10 hail Iliff" fl*-Ill" 'W/ly fl'°m It

n ' shipping clerk He ls a canadian rotect earl-h than any vlher livin: muh, 'rue famous twins ure 49 years old.

_ and from there it has spread all' ~ _

lilly- mr me world md now ,mmdes and was born at Lculsburs. N. s. IV, B, M0033 ¢°lr\5”vll» in hlrdlballccn law *nic The

t 12000000 chndren The can MacDonald wears the service badge Bill P CFB I0 S¢0V¢l‘ UUIIBS. S the

about to out his birthday rake.

is also his brother Jean's cake.

miniature balloon guarantees lightness of the cake.

abou , , . °

Mmm Rm omg’ he md' is 9' gre” I 3;; l;tl;rr;ed soldier. He is 31 (can”`Fn has). ~ _l Sfeadyins factor in the S°¢l°l Ur' 8' FREDERICTON N. B. Feb. 2--

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lllllvn 61111118 the Pfmnt lm That officials of the Department v E R I G I 0 N

sen '

1YF°°¢<\9ll'I'¢d °°°“°"lI° °°ndlII°`“- of Lands and Mines are consider

icularly their we °f the “ll in the advlslblu cf seeklu le e

- rnlslllllllllll l- I- ~ manled I»!‘B»l‘l-Slellli Bild then' "her lation for a closed season on moose L A S T l A

relief worlw-‘Increased Iwi-Ivllv °f - lu New Brunswick, is indicated by the Red Grill is U- WWI °“"°°m° a. questionalre said tc have been

the WBT. M! 5\lmm¢TVm¢ Wen* sent to forest rangers and game , 2

I 2- ‘ - IIIIIIIEY- IIPEII I

' on I0 Bly. Wlwll th! VBTIOUS Wan' , ` wardens throughout the province. 1

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Bus Drivers As-ked To Join

Belfast Strike

BELFAST. -Northern Ireland, Feb. _-(A.P.)-Troops went on guard y as the railway strike in pro

toda - -

°" “und th” mm mn power AI the "cent annual meeting °f test against a wage cut continued.

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as greatly under pu' 'rms app e_ A T G E N E V A me New Bmnswmk Guldes As5°' T Little curtalllnent in bus service was

world‘5 fighting forces.

Kingstone, Toronto, chairman of The F,-,mn plan was explained

maintaining peace and guarantee- u Gemleu submarine came clung-

Ag reefn ent ing security for all SI“t@5» °°““t§ side, and ordered the skipper, the cmpim t’°m°m’W evening'

Nad0lI1y ¢llDffSS9d regret that ‘MN cook and two deck boys who were _ I

Loaked Far F'l'¢‘¥l°h P13" did MI' °°m“I“ °°n`faboard, off the ship. The rest of the sect 0.! which Im Is gilmmst

_ crew proposals for genuine qual-; me crew were fishing in ,dm_,es_ monarch ln annua mee g

(cnmrng) ltatlve nor quantitative ‘diisgrmlzl Bombs were set by the submarmw 3’

, _ n .

MONTREAL' Feb' 2_Hope!uI $;IlIIsaIrfl>(lI llltlmltitlllin o;)rvcII;r :hater-I crew' and the J' J' Flaherty de- telegraphlcally Dotitloncd the Do- I Nobel prize winner. at a common meeting ground SI5l‘0y€d \ minion Government ,D mmm VC,.i_

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’“°Y be “°°_“"“' "'°"‘°“ “nd °"` artery, um, found :cull win. ure In mel’ su" “sam” the °“'"°” gui to select me lend cr cull..-, inc

“me” °‘ th’ C“"°'d;: ;"'”°$l French pwposel, Baron Pompeo Zlfaigsd f§:°°2,;;’ma?e $221233; 50 year old leader pinned hence- el R““‘”°Y'» °’ "°‘"°°°“ "' ° ' Alclsl ...ning dcubl upcu me er- sealing affairs cl me canadian

‘M15 °f their unmm' mnrened new flcacy if a European "continenta1g2;'_d t;:B';g;d °t‘heth(;°nx;:x'net_w£|1‘: Doukhobor community on a mcct- ((;,,,,,,d|,m p,<;§,) Wd” In °°nne;ti°n :Ilan B M533: security agreement. Ho tiloughlhzsoooo pounds of codnsh The ing with two lieutenanls and WS, NEW YQRK, 1-“l~b_ 2-Selling °°“mng "mm °°n ms that any understanding for peace ' ‘

, value ofthe fish, including interest

Vwhlch demoted engineers revert W ,equired the full participation of charges was placed at $7,518- The (Continued on Page 3) l exchange was maxed today and I 5I'°I“3‘ °f !“`°me“° th United States and Great Brit- cl ared in the

A 50915 °f °°'“°I"“tI°“' °I’P°mt' ein Furthermore he said that any ntaixdegsghey :M am? in Dominion dollar and various secur-

ed.t,o hear the dispute, did not sit meésmm against war would be m_ ca 8 e . an were ence Arn h e rst Trade ities which recently have suffered

entitled to a share of the damage

' countries 5 50| 2 “ L- °f ”:r;°‘;:.‘:.°.:‘.;‘";;’;°f..:f;.’.;“:.;; Our Of Court -

Um” ln 0“““l*f W- 5‘"“’“°“" Momlnlmn, Feb. 2 - lc. P.l _

day. Feb. 4. Prizes for best cos- ville stated that ttlerenvggetzsdammi Taking up the French plan] the (Asmclakd Prem Driven unostentmously by auioyno.

“"5 I” the "P y d oe d c nl R del ll Bosron Feb 2-Fifteen eurvlv bile across e st Lawrence rlver

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were were In 1920 when me number Iv;dgI`nys,) sp<Il:;smanofol~ t-heu G3- ors of a German submarine attack II1l`Id86 dllflllz 2 teeming rain storm.

cases was" the maximum mme- man Chancellor Adolf Hitler flat during the Great War, 18 of them Filter Ve1`l8I"» Wider °f I-he C““”~'

' 7914-26-11' dmely ‘mowing me war' This in- ly reject a fundamental principle Nova Scotlans have settled out of ‘mn D°“khd~`°""’» °°“IgI"t beg” the

sm in the number of ex-serv ce of this scheme mmm _ ’ lm IB M mms_c,mada journey

I , y, that dis- court their suits for $15,474., against D 9'

5“‘llm°fll@Id. Friday Ill8Il¥. Febrll- me” entermg hwpnam “day is due armament must go arm in arm the Gorton Pew Vessels Company t'°'w“"d-‘l d€l>°l'i\1I-l°ll-

the breaking down in thlelr gen. With UIC Estdbllshment Of il.(ICIIIiOl1` of Glqugester 00115501 reported in The cunadian Press learned from

el-al health economic c0lldit°l"lS be' ~ ' official source that Mr. Vcrigln b l ~ C. \ t B itish

-»p;~ - _ ' al guarantees for international federal court today. The total sum S ody of Jo ln a.s\vor hy, r

lcrylhuls Sood to eat at Hol ing a large factor in this. These security agreed upon was said to be $4.050. was on board 3 canadian National novelist and playwright who died

Silt by Ladies of St.Peter's Church. °°“dm°”5 “re 515° thmwmg “mn After asserting that the League The Plaintiffs were members of runways tml” “I St' Lambert' Que"

' the Red Cr°SS added Wfdms. hi’ of Nations cnvmant had pledged the crew of the “Shing schooner on the south side of the Si. LRW- cremated tomorrow at Woking after

oncluded. the nations to 3 prog.,.ess1ve d;s.I J_ _,_ F1aherty_ W-hue “Shing on the renee, enroute to Halifax, The trl;n .1

armament as the best way oil Grand Banks on August 25| 1918' which left Montreal at 8 p. m.

night; is due at the Nova Scotia

While 600 leaderless members Of

lalne Lake, Sask., debated plans mass immigration to Mcxicc and

1 s

I It t day Enroute To a ively carried on in all civilized b‘§w§;‘f\‘I;m‘:;e°;n G‘;_‘x;'1i‘;‘Y`";£;,‘;r Salt Russia. Drogneda, in County Louth, and

ticed although a call was issued

only I0 W2 -511105 WI I0 G” ciatlon, H. H. Ritchie, chief game _ 0

any M1d` AUBUIB BS Well- “W” ' warden, declared strenuous mess- Leald9r Ar* IIast night for bus drivers employed

Written IMO the Tfeify °f WT' ures must be taken to protect New ` by

ull. l-clmu.. ue 2 cmnr per word, sdilies 3, special provision with re' GENEVA' Feb' 2"(A'P‘I_The Bnmgwmk m°05,,_ D In T0' th

rd m Red Cross work md me worlddisarmamentconfers-nceicday

“rk of the ommmkm is being begun its second yeur with e strik-

ned

tile railway companies to join

e strike., '

Free State troops began guarding viaduct over the river Boyne at

diers transported in lorries ap-

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Poets Body Will Be Cremated

LONDON, Feb. 2.- (AP)-The

Tuesday at the age of 85, will be

strictly private ceremony. It is requested that there be no

Clean Sheet I Given Canadian

War Veterans

UITAWA, Feb. 2-What amounts to a. clean sheet was given to Can- adian veterans by the Joint Com- mittee which investigated admin- istration of the Pension Act in con- nection wlth‘ "pension frauds." While it is impossible not to have some violations in the expenditure of nearly $60,000,000 a year, never- iheless investigation has shown that in most cases the frauds were not committed by the men who had served, says Brigadier General Alex R035, C. M. G., Dominion Vice President of the Canadian Legion and a Vice Chairman of the Joint

Committee.

“PRICE WAR” SIIUNIIEII IN TIRE INDUSTRY

Firestone Tire And Rubber Company Announce Reduc- tions.

1..

AKRON, 0., Feb. 2-(A.P.)-Thi

cry "price war" sounded in the tire industry of the United States today when the Firestone Tire and Rub- ber Company announced reduct-

HITlERITES‘ RIIID “REIIS”

(By Louis P. Lochner, Associated

Press Stal! Correspondent) I

BERLIN, Feb. 2.-(A.P.)-Chan-

cellor Adolf Hitler, who took overI the‘cares of government four days ago, today renewed his plea for four years of power, challenging his countrymen to “cruelly me or do: anything else to me" if his policies: have not succeeded in that time.

' n to to P ploycd.

‘FC

owcrs, but friends who intended send floral offerings were asked make a like contribution to the rincc of Wales fund for the unem-

Announcement. will be made later gardlng a. memorial service for the

The Dollar

pressure on Canadian bonds :md

rallying tcnden es appc

today. adl°\1"\m°“i h°"1"¥ °°°° erlfcuve unless guarantees nsalflsl mme _ sinking spells. ~ Iiikiln Wstefday when Mr' Justice coonomlo 088T9551°“ We" m°I“d°d' y' ~ Board P ro te S ts Canadian exchange recovered

approximately a cent at one time.

the DOUG. 5ll!3°¢I'°d th” I’“m°" by Rene Massillll- T110 United ‘if o c t i 0 n than eased slightly. It managed, attempt to iron out their dlfficul- states was represented by Hugh eddlng Ends u S' A however’ to hold G gum of up of 5

ties' themselves. Gibson while Maxim Litvlnoff at- In A Tra --- cent M 84.; Gems at me Clnsu

tended H the R“”‘““ "l“"°°f"* Amnntsr, N. s., Feb. 2-(By ncmlulcu Government ecuds

tive.

The Canadaln Press)-The Am that retained advances of 1 lo Ili

. c » The debate wlll be continued io- l>I'l'I‘sBURG1-f, Feb. 2.--(A.P.‘-- hem pond of T.-edu has protes- points included the 5s of 1952 and

Ctrl ‘Sulcldes m°l’l'°W °fl"“°°“‘ 'I`I‘°.f’.'9$I-3”' °;I°‘;"l:"°;‘°°'eaf_';I;;‘ ted to United stef/es consular au- me 4s cf lello. The 4‘.~is of 1936

Coyne an y thorltlee at Moncton against they were off only li. of a point. Most

Aker Reba e ' buds' Irene oarbet' was interrupted lotion of immigration guards in of ihc Canadian Natlollal Railway

'lr Indlcte taught by the "ed mu” wwe". refilling entrance to Mr and Mrs. issues came back 1 to 2-'ll points

bride and beet his father unconsci-

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-(A.P.>-"I old son, who shot and killed the Phmp und” on Nappan. The The Canadian Noltherns steadled, what be h°l°° at °"""“"I ‘°"'°'“" unecclclcd mul , Locum, headed fcr scsicu eu u ce did cauedluu r-aelnc su cr 1954. '°Id MCU Th°m°‘ wday t° hu 'rgF“l'1‘ON, N. J., Feb. 2-1\"eder- ummm; :.3222 "uf, hdpms Special excur-don, were turned back Several of the Canadian Pacific 'mt' mmm Lennon' 'mio :Id “I °“l°““° °““°“"°°d "°"“' 1°' the ccupleacclebrcte their melrege ce -vmcebcrc, ..eu.,--.»--- _ fc me cblleullcns were .1 .rule easy. “hu” tm gm for conzmfh “gm-E dlctrnellli Uf Funk H1199- 05 md from the mu" in-“nor 3 ,I Bondi 'r' -m~l,'cn, b. ' they Tho recovery of the Canadian It nuht‘The aunt smprd ° chilli” Uf bflbini 5"!"m°Tl I rm, gh-yt mg; gnqgq ymmg Mfg, were v' ~ to road I ""'!te. dollar was attrlbu`.:;l principally to fm' wt th' mom' me pt-~\-, lcoppcnl. GDP! b°lf= "W3 ”“ "--°f gcyiiyg iii, nn; ihmlggh me spec- They iw --ith luem a le. el- from short covering by European specu- "’” ‘“”"’°° "°"‘ ,m..,, .}.,,,',, ll.. cm: mlard station at cane 1...., ham, located lf, u walled-do w. w. nur.-d, dlreelcr of me sr- more who ned ure.. ndlug me ex-

n°°' wmd°w of Ter sam *died ¢;,_ Moy, N. J. Hilton is held in Mont- mi¢mm¢h¢9g_ 'rm (dingy is in cri- Qirerimgnegi rum cl. Nappan, stat- change down for the past wcek or\‘

32”’ “""""‘°“ ,lealntoreeeut . ucucecelficumlaaaltel. luthnlnlclewuuecbetamnoru-r.. mm . -

While he was talking to foreign

newspaper correspondents, the po- lice, by his order, were raiding Com- munist meeting places and the homes of suspected Communists, ar- resting anyone implicated ln the serious disturbances which have been continuing since the Hitler govemment was formed. I

The Chancellor interrupted a

working schedule which has left him very few hours of rest to outline for the foreign press the, broad prin- clples upon which he hopes to gov- 'cm the country until 1937.

Decrease In

I m m ig r ation

O'1'1‘AW'tAu Feb. 2-(C.P.)-The

decrease in immigration to canada from the United Kingdom and European countries is indicated in !I8Ul‘€s tabled in the House of Coln- mons today by Hon. W. A. Gordon, acting Minister of Immigration. During the first six months of the present fiscal year, only 174 agri- cultural iaborcrs entered Canada

from the British Isles, including the Irish Free State. During the fiscal year 1929-30 the figure for this immigration was 13,257, in 193031 it had dropped to 4,557, and last year 551. From European countries, agricultural laborers entered Can- ada during the first, half of the present year tc the number of 65, only 50 in the fiscal year 1931-32, and 12,118 in the preceding year.

Total immigration, excluding farm

laborers, from the British Isles dur- ing th_e first half of the present fiscal year was 1,620. In the pre- ceding year 5,125 came ill, and 18,- 141 in 1930-31. From Elll'opf.‘an countries, 1,453 came in during the half year, while in the fiscal .VC-"lf 1931-32 thc total number was 2,-` 877. In 1930-31 it was 18,962.

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Ford Optzmzstzc

NEW YORK, Feb. 2-The New York Times published today undcr a Detroit, line a copyrighted inter- view wlth Henry Ford in which thc automobile mallufncillrl-r declared that these are not had times but good ones, and that we are on the threshold of all illconccivably brlgnt future. He seld that lt ls me development of machines which will bring the bright new era and he smllingly dismissed lechnocrncy.

Although he declared no one

knows just when lndustry will pick up, he said:

"This period that we arc going

through right now is the recovery. The bad times were back in 1029 and before, That was the real panic-that so-called prosperous period. Business, at bottom, never was so bad as it was in what we lcalled boom times. The managers were off the job. People werent really working or really thlnklng. Now they are. We ure seeing now the passing of an old era and thc

ions ranging around five per cent

R,eferring to mail order cata- logue prfce reductions of five per cl-nt, a statement by J. W. Thomas, president of Firestone, said, "We are today issuing price lists on special brands of tires reclucing prices five per cent to our dealers and are adjusting our first grade' tires to bring them into proper re'

lution.”

Reported' To Have Confessed To QuincyMurder

(Canadian Press)

PICTOU, N. S., Feb. 2-Buried.

money and a. blood-stained suit were sought by Chief of Polio( James MacLandcrs tonight at the house where John Allred Bowen lived following his retum from Quincy, Mass., last November.

The 17-year old youth, sent back

to Massacllusetts to face' a charge of mlll'dol~lng Hm'l‘y Riddell, aged Quincy baker, was reported today as having made a confession tc the effect that he* and John T. Daly of Quincy committed the crime and that he had taken Rid- del1's money to Pictou with him.

Informed that Bowen had told

Quincy police he had buried the money in the yard of the Bowen residence in Picton and his blood- stained suit in the cellar, Chic! MacLa.uders began digging. Early tonight he had not reported on hill progress.

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