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“|’EEIlLESS”

Brand Fox lietting

-Foxes are valuable, and in or- der to insure their proper pro- tection you should have thc best therefore you should have “PEERLESS,” the best English Fox Netting on the market. Heavily galvanized before and after being woven, it will not rust. lf any roll does not open up to your satisfaction, RETURN THE ROLL, we will gladly replace it or refund your money. We also carry :i complete line of Fox Pans, Staples, Lacing wire, Nails, Hinges. For Tongs, etc.

The Rogers Hardware

Company Limited

Seven y-five diamond cirills are

being used in prospecting in th: llew wpper mining aired of Notliern Rho-

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i C. M. Lampson €i Co.. LIMITED. M Queen Street London, E, C. 4, England

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Public Auction Sales naw was

Shipping han will be lumlan-

' sd without churn by applying

to B. T. Holman, Ltd.. Slam- merside. P. B. L

Represented by

‘ Alfred Fraser, inc.

212 Fifth Avenue

' New York. N. Y.

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Spaulding Rose _

rish Cobblers ‘il Green Mountains

\t our Warehouse, llog:in's Wharf.

Phone 1119 "

J. LESTER DOUGLAS Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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,Professional Cards

Accounts Audited. Income Tu

Returns Prepared.

A. E. MacNeill Ei? Co.

127 Grafton Street

Slat-1-li-lmo.

Mark R. McGuigan, V B. A.

BAIRBTIR. SOLICl’!'0l. ITU.

MONEY T0 LOAN '

Cameron Block. Charlottetown, V3.1.

lMcLeod & Bentley

- I._ A. BIJNTLIY

W _l. IIINTLKY, K. (L lsrrister and Attorney-at-I.-or ' Olleez llil Richmond ltfod

' ~ MONEY T0 LUAI -‘ Chlrlottltllm. F. & I.

McDonald & McPhee "°""*'_-'_-

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GABIY GERTIE

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ter-'s palm with silver he will give you a wide berth."

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SETTLED WEATHER The Queen of the May, 'mid cll~

matic reverse.

Ex:iaimcd with a tear in her eye.

_“I think l‘Il become a professional _ nurse ‘ And be Queen of th: first of July.

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Miss Sere: My grandfather wal

noted as one of the oldest inhabi tants of this city.

Misa Port: You seem to have

inherited that distinction from him

CARVELL BROS. LTD.

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'Ue m::tin‘ had to dish:-.nd ve

adjourn?"

"i aho did boss." “How did you do It?"

I ' A Mystery

' The Third wa.-.img .

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Love Storyél `--‘

. ‘I'll tcil you when 1 saw you before.‘ I 5,54-l_ -~1 saw you liitt night in the ‘Hall library." _ "Yrs," she admitted slowly. “I wiv;

_tllcre. But for what purpose I do not _l¢ncwn_ Please. please tell me what thc trouble is--what are you all figiitlnj for? Why are _vou here like this?"

"But do you know? You risk every-

thing-your life-for something you do not i»inow? Oh, you Brlli'ti'l!"

“That about the siz: uf ill" I C311- edcd. "Bu: if there Ls something about

'you 0': your lions: so imporlant, how 'do you not l:n:>\\‘?"

"Why Should I? I lifive on'_v bien in

thc place a wc'l: or l.\v0."

"‘I'cs. yes-" Sho :~:ic;‘pcii. and i.‘.lerc

uns silence for ri minute. i

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"What`_; up?" I inquired,

- "Hlsti" she wllispered. "I thought' I heard rfomctllin-5, I mu'st (to quickly:

l-I must nc: l;c found here. We must* put out the clg:i."cii':s." There was but., it inch of millc left. rind she flung it_ cn the floor, hrrific hcr own and trampled out the glcl-'iiifg t`p<. l

Then I felt two iialidf, steal :‘_»ln~id!

my neck. and a soft mouth tollchcd:

m‘nc for im ilisiant. “Remember lviiis- ; pcrcil her voice in lnyyeflr, "I Rim your' .fri‘nd. and I want io help you." l ‘ :’\1.1In the lcng slit \\':d:il‘ng and rc- l

_ccciirig in the dxrkners told me trial.: fthe door was being opened and Shuloi but she dicl it so quiclly that I heard!

but the rzcntlcst c_rc.1k. 5

I-lar cars had been quicker t-hall'

.m`nc. for heavy footsteps were grow-I _ ing loudcr in thc yard. They were lol- I lowed by others. till there must havci been ihrcc or four men cro'.c‘ng on the .

` ccbhlcs',cl\¢‘s. Thcy passed close to the _

~ ‘at the edge there thudded Kently s

lplac: whcrc I \‘.'1r. im r'..~»oned. and I_

_a _ Q5. &Q

fs _. _ V lczulci hciir doors bein; clangcd o;:cn.l10w flat iookinil °"f'° Wl1l'Fl‘l mllhf -'_-gig* |have been ii coal barge. or possibly a.

M\'f.'l.'EF.f0l7S TRU’ l

There fcllowczi ii gran; noise of zu:-L

i,i\'3i_\', Heavy things were being mov-l

\\\§ .. "x ed- iibzut. Tlils sound of :t':cnu0\1~'i led into that boat. together _with the

` ' movement wen; on and on. till I thinkl crates I had lain o:1,_and be shlpiped

' '_ two hours must have pzisscd. But om to Q1" wan ‘t th, mouth M me

”dden_,, ` y still no notice was iaken of mc. It‘| bay_ --pid yw makg the m¢i_;°,, gg grew mere and more apphrcnt that 1' _

was thcrc for _a night. Then I heard the sound of a heavy motor engine- lccilig stertod up.

"i made a m-ltlen like I were “ " ‘ _ ‘ “

reachln' foh a razor." "What the blazcs are they up to DAUDET Arrncnnic """` w¢,1,°h|n¢_ In 5 York mu y (_ ¢\_

' " "' '~ HOW?" looked mrsflf- sC"°°" ‘“"°C“" ref cent si his lem.. vm rfiiiuzl mscmariso sruonis ‘ eresolse and ii is sires; and naive.

» ______..__-- _ A volcc called out ri good-by; tlicrc ‘* ~ ducted in the Mm,mn_ while Cn 5 ,_____ - ` , _ ______. _____,____

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"oh, l|n'i the man that ini-ew: '

;li1;?_’l-laii on your side just lplen- _

"Think so?" -"Yes._ he sends it lo they hit it ' every time."

In ‘ilic first thre; lr.:nt,hs of this year 10 British army aviators were killed in five cranhes -

Furness Red Cross Line

S. S. "Rosalind" Freight and pls-

scngers.

S. S. "Imogene", Freight only.

" Lv. Montreal Ar. Clvtosm

` & sail for

St. John'a.

S. s. “lmorene” Mu znil may sin S. S. "Rosalind" May 9th May 12th 5. S. “Imogene” May 16th May 19th S. S. "Rosalind" May 23rd May 26th

S. S. "Imogene" will also ull at St.

Pierre. Miquelon en route to Bt. .Yohn'|, Newfoundland.

For Space and Rates. Apply,

Mwf.

NOT1cE`

Owing to tide conditions at Victorid

the "Harland" will make only one rold trip ontllut service via. on the following dates May 15th and Nth. Alu .lime mil iinii ami. leaving Ulldottesovnl' at ‘I A. M. returning itll lean Vlsssrla sei l'. al. During

the two natal

was thc coarse grinding of gears. and then I distinguished the cinnleing sound; as if n motor lorry had start- ed off, Perlisps twenty minutes later :ln other lorrv followed. Then thc door c-l my shed was flung quickly back

Continued ~ myears. As we moved oil' I heard tbé

___ lbrakes creaklng; my feet tilted up_-

'ground. ` ` .

_ “I wish to heaven I kncwl" The seal At once I felt the tang of ' She gnvc n liltlc incrcdulous gaspalt in my nostrils. The long low wash

lim 1-uimbelton. oiu=i.:liu-i Pres; sm! l

.covered ii "Petit Chose d'Aisiu:e." .more tragic. more pathetic evenl

ii-ara. me ine traits on .wnlelr I-luv slid forward as the lorry wen: down a steep incline. ‘ ` 'I . ‘ , when we iii-ew to ii stop ine mms

curtain was furled back. and I' was hauled out `i-ly my heels like a` bundle of firewood and dum;ed upon the

of wave; came to my ears in corro- boration. straining, I lifted my head :md found Iwas on L grassy banie at the side of a rough track. '1‘he.light5 oi the lorry had been exinguislied. In- deed. in that little bay._Shut lu by cliffs there were no lights of any kind or s‘g'n.s of any activity.

But I saw at the wa€cr's edge.

twenty yards away. a group of men conflibbing together. And then bc- _vond them my eyes caught fci' the first time the glinting light of some vessel out at sea. I watched the light: stsdfestly. It never moved. The ship must: have been riding at anchor. But was lt a ship? I asked myself. I gazed at it till eyes filled with the strain. It was either A sh‘n at anchor, or the light on some island off thc const. I dropped my head and \vat':l'ied it with reference to is juttlng piece of rock by my side. It swayed slight- ly. rind moved back again. A ship it was. swinging gently in the tide.

What riveted my attention on it

chiefly was thc fact that the group at the waters edge were perpetually pointing to it. indeed. it seemed to be the center of their talk. Iievering myself up with my shoulder. I mlm- iigcd to get into ri position half-sltt- ing, half-lying. And new I saw that there was a fist and roughly leveled stretch of ground. which made li sort of rude wharf. and against the rocks

Urge fishing smack. It was _too dork to distinguish ii, with any clearncrs; but putt‘n;; iwo and two tcgeiher, I concluded I would presently be trund-

(To be Continued)

PARIS France May 10-'lB5'J08€IIh_

Co:-re.-.pon'i:lentl-Leon Daudot. fiery] .-on of fihe French Dickens. has dis-

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BEATRICE FAIRFAX

\ advises the women of 'le

_ CHARLOTTETOWN

HO\V to hold a iii:m's love? That - question is asked me oftenei- than any other except how to gain a man’s love.

The answer to both is the same-make

him feel how feminine you arcl

Many women know that clothes can

play’ a tremendous part in-expressing feminine charm.

Wearing pretty, feminine things has an

enormous effect on your own personality. You feel more feminine, more charming, and therefore you are charming.

The clothes that don’t show :irc just as

important as the ones that do. Exqui- sitely tinted lingerie makes you feel al- most fifty times as dainty and feminine as when you have on plain ox-'faded under- things. _N0w, that psychological diifcrcllcc is l1lgl1|y_ con tagious-mcll and women both sense lt, :ind very quickly. i ’

A Sure Way

50 quickly. S0 Surely, that women who arc wise l_l'i thc ways of nm-action am careful to invest moilcy ln thc silky, lacy

Keep Your Home Charming, Tao

lt is important, too, that your homo sllould always seem' dainty and charrning to your husband. Kccp the glamour of lovely frcsli colour, not only in your housc frocks, blouses, scnrfs, hhndkerchicfs, but in everything about the house, for men lovc cheerful colour. _Curt:iil'is, lillclis,

slolrcads, cushion covers, all retain colour- c arm with Lux. -

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things that make them feel, and che;-¢. foreappear more intensely feminine. _ They know _that they can take such simple, economical care of these engaging garments with Lux that the psychological

advantage of lovely lingerie is within the

ITICBIIS 0 CVBYYOHC.

The most fragile silks and laces will last

_and last, the most delicate snd_enchant- ing colours stay; i'resh_and thrilling if you always wash t em with Lux. `

H Lever Breslin Limited. Tomrito-Gap-in.

(Abou) Washed I2 times in Lux, silk rlllrl lace fibres intact, colour love- ly as new. You feel and are charming when your lingerie is so exquisite.

the Governor-Gu_\eral and Viscountess Wlllngdon

nit 'el 16 'MIDI

new planting in Kings Ooun y. 40 per cent of the newly get ou.; plants had caterpillars on them.

The edu): insect is a Smitll moth

which lays eggs on the leaves during into June and early July. These

.1-...O great bm-19). mm unm_,h¢d mylthan the "Pe_.it, Chose' (Ll-tile Mr. »h“ch mm omwpnms mmm feed on

hands from the pillar and retied them together, doing the same with my legs and I was lu:-:ivcd bcldly ovcr a brood back and carried into the open air.

ilvr-~ii'.; l-rs lm.-iel li-lileh was hlsl lfathci-‘s masterpiece. |

Reymo:-.:l Heinrich in an Alsatiari. »

An orphen. perlriiltss he was a' ten- '

The gaping end of a_ huge van swam into view. I was lifted up and stowed away among tightly packed wooden crates. The larry staried with n jerk.

wc moved cn again. We now seemed to go with difficulty. the engine roar- ing and pzintllig as if the surface un- der foot, were load, Then another stop- page, and sgain some One scrambled down from thc driving seat. The sound cf another opening gate penetrated to

‘i°i'iT|Iii§§”6'ii"l5Iéi§

cher in Lycee som.; miles from Paris | -Every morning he rar; in his fire- i lless room nt four o`ciock to study be- | fro:-e his dayxt work began. For h‘s| lwrok he received beard lodging and

ow the clafvcai studies in v.‘h uh hc I

Ilidicule to the schollirll I-le Autfer-

thc hands of the principal tha.: he urro.e e ln iry I-lc asked a transfer. i ‘ 'fl will pi-event. you gettin: your;

degree. I will have you dismissed." t-he prlnclral storrnod The notice of transfer came but the principal kept

days later by a robust'Norman who had come io t-like I-Iclnrlchls place.

"fer," Heinrich melted anxiously. .

Thought Everyone Was Looking At I-lor

Misa F. Foster, Nanaimo, B11,

writes:-“ I used to autor, somethin! avrfnl, with plmples on my face, no never felt noi! I wanted to go out ap I thought everyone was looking at mo.

"A friend advised me to use

BUR’lloifl\ . i BL<.><>li> Bl'l‘ir.i2s i'..i&¥i‘-°»'.i’E."l‘.".‘i'..'i'.?*3."i'.?i:'..*

ot mnfseo one would never I-Hi I light dsgimgea T

“P0 Y .Elks H-li~o.r....i.».oiii, °*

_ l-:i~‘l~*li}i?;`liFl""`-" oi='r1i;.ir. 'snnvlen

tres exalmnen. unseen svrrusn Arm~n'rnu. mnervl. Arrluhou nivlrl ‘nl strain welll.

W-“~»-»- - 1- e 1-.?f....l."ii':o.9~e

3” ._ 9* ‘_ |81 isnt tltrimrmmnrtisua l|l»|.

‘Nothing of the kind." the prin-

iopai returned » ' "Then it is the end," Heinrich l.-sill 1-le goil-lei-ed his iw siiooio io- fgcther and wandered into the fields. lTwo of hill colleagues, fearing suicide. licllowcii and found him at night.

l.Thel~e was s scene with the principal.

|But iliffprlncipal revealed nothing .gf the tronefer It still lay in his li‘it*’ik. _ l A .eel-nuri nicht the piirlsh priest found Heinrich wandering aimless- l_~' in thg woods. He was taken to the lhospitiil, . completely prostrated lsriiln fever ensued and llsinrleh, his reason temporarily none. was moved io an iniuuis awiuni ' .

His .colleagues pressed his ' case

further. And at last the mor! of the .femur eiimo out me llinlsltr. _of Education has ordered a special 'inquiry And in silo l'iosui¢_ll.` "ld rem ii‘Ai4iii~re" ia asain eolullns the metres of Horace' and Dlrlnides--far from the tyranny and ridicule Yhloll haunted his. aissplng_.snd waking hours. _. n . .

_ ras sfriu\`wll;'llr<

the upper surface of the ot.:-awberry leaves and fold on:-l'-tif fthe leaflets oier themselves as it protective de- vice, The injury is to the foflngc only and is effective in two ways. The folding ot the leafioz reduces the suriwe exposed to thesuri for food forniotlon, ii-rid the feeding of the

and the torn-i yard of Black Edge with ' ‘cnermmr Hung me rib of me mud its great barns and the two lighted pw ""“°° which “awed him lf’ mu' jet ,Node up m°§,emm¢_-1~he]eave5 window.; in Emitlrs sitting, room " ‘ tum ,ed md' mer' \.,|.n,n_ faded into the darkness. llfd ‘hf’w“ l"lg"‘“°T m"°bP;:"¥ cuefpulurs W," found m me it was it loin; Jellies Journey ever =“'” “““"“"" "“’" ° h "‘ "“ l ° plants ln Am-ll lim. and maine em-

rough roads. We must have traveled- ‘ _ ' ‘ lem” during me IM. two weeks of for ii couplc of hours bsforc we clrewled 3° mmy ,mm 5 "ld l'y"'"nl” M' ‘_y“M_ 9“,,.nm,_,._, “.e._.., ,gain cUm_

up. I heard thc slam of the gate, and _ to m M [_ 0'! mumthnl _mon on the D-_.mu in september

Whether there is more than one coni- pletie-leriernticel in the year has not been discovered as yet.

CONTROI. -

'1'he caterpillar is so well hidden in

ii. in his desk. It was followed two :the folded leaf that there is little

_chance to defray it with is po`son spray. The best control measure

_` “Docs i; mem that I get my trans iwould appear to be the mowing off

'ond burrrrig of the foliage on infest-

ed beds in lihe full. Old plgntntloyig uhlch have reached the limi; of pro-

- CDES. PORTRAITS "` the arduous details of o. rnedi':n1_

TORONTO, Ont.. ‘Mhy 10.- `By

Jehnmie Bietry Siillnger, Canadian Press Writer. _"Diego _ lpvrobubll’ ought to be ii law against pennihl- ing reviewers to review in the spring. It Ls too risky. Scmolhlng irntoward is ltkely io heppom" wrote 1"lv/'renee

_D-:ii-ics. the other day. in Detroit gNcws_ This warning againzc. the possible damages of spring feve: lnskes quit/¢ on impression. But these notes having to do with dont- ,ors medecine. a feeling of security prevails. If me spring fever is sev-/ ere. cures will be handy. _

Who knows that t-he building' of

the academy of Madeleine in Toron- to. is also somevlfliei df an educat-

liovnsl art gallery in which hang n _number of prlnfs, in few of which

;n.re fine originals). and pe.l.ntir.g.: yi-ha.; would offer ri wide md interr- eaiilng field to the art nudent' as Well 35 (0 tSh€ lnymnn ¢\1r1q'u5 (0 ,learn about medeelng wlih the help of "images", An important group out of this collection was offered to

'the in:~t»ii.utlon by hhe late Sir will- ,limi osier. ,» i The mow familiar figures among the famed men porltmyod in tho prints and pslntins-1 are Dr. Edward Jenner. the dlseoverer. of vaccine and Dr. William Harvey who dleqov. cred the eirculatlonpf the blood. in

At Black .Pond

Turnkey expects gocizi crops this

.vcar

. NOTICE

All accounts due us must be settled

on or before May :Oth inst.. by pay-

the County Court.

MACPHEE BROS. iP'om'ierly Prince Groceryl

31716-5-10-Bi

IN STUD

Colonel Aubrey. 2.10 2-5, registered

number 3860. will bc nt John l(oou|h's. Cope Traverse, from Turn-

This will he continued fortnightly till the close of the season( This horse nerds no "boosting" of his well- linovrn ancestors. as ho, himself him delivered the “goods”-never being

l"`f\lt¥l lll I rlcf' .Winning easily tim .'E..é..,==..__.-_-3'.

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third heat of a race nt Charlottetown in 2.10 2-5. .

J. W. 0'Bltl'EN, Owner.

Elmsilalc.

3700-5-i0-Ill.

SCHQQL or BE

CULTURE

Individual instruction, Mariel

Finger Waving. Reasonable complete und brush-up ronm- lorns given.

WELDON sLocK. ru

3704-Zi.

ing same to Nell McConnell, Clerk of -----------°”'*

Clearanceilil 'Sale At Herm

N 0 T I c E T nlthe premises occup

f Wediirfii

iiitnls ii-uli prsiiiicilm mould le mf! ffv;;'°°“"" °°“"““" n 1<l::p:i"'l~io:y. A. o. loin ploughed under after the last crop would ny. soulldone l clock’ me fonowinr 1 BH has been hsrvented and not allowed lm,” 'Inga 5:1 en *'° ' 'lt WJ I wha; barrow, 1 :lr to rei'M.in`as breedlh8-Pllces for this matures wéich np 'mvh?f';d:;; ____ mm _plow-_ cultlvator, cart. “'14 015°’ l“-’°°*l- ~ Jenn" look for the cow .E .Th rt The Charlottetown Driving Park waggon. di-iviifg irasllvll “

We desire to know how widespread mg who have mmmntgdwhue gm' _track is now ready for training por- my carrier, Renfrew sepi ‘this lnseoi, is and will be obliged if 'cd sc cm hs" N wah ; poses. Tickets good up to August l sets working harnef-=. -W' any one noticing it in any numbers exams; “hed . MT; 10;” jltlth. also permitting use of R ,ml mmess_ muah wo horses, i will :willy us by noii-cu-a or letter. It I. _ md. md pi°_m_kq° ~ '°' _should be obtained from the secret- yearliiig, 2 nine. 2° "°“’~ 1°

Other notes on special crop insects _ of “lurk me story of mmgenréy _aryfs Office. A fee of $5 will be wood. 5 cord lumber. also

lwill be issued from time to time. If ‘uw th" me _,mls of X could' |oh\riird in Dhftfially covtn' cost of hold furniture includlni ;tl'l¢\'¢ PM M1101' ir\'0Wor.\l in your dis- mevmme or I P; .voids keopingtrack in condition. isukeltal 2 bedroom Mill” _irlot who would be in‘ereewd lri rs-_ ""'_"ul’°"‘ " J. W. BOULTEB, room suite, chairs. tlblfs- seivingineiii. ini-y will be iarwii-ina .. ' . .. . .. _ amen . `°i i, dunes and num

on receipt of names and addresses. °`°1":1°"!:'°_"'1"‘;x Charlottetown Drvingryrsrlr and ;lms.rtl`clss.

Provincial miibiilim eau- oooii_iii.le: no ruervfr

AUBTIUIIEISALE 1 ‘“ ‘

(_/fbore) \\'aslie<'l 12 tlmcs in ordiliary soap, delicate fibres pulled, lnueiililnageii,rnlwilrlllr- less. Daiiityliiiizeric his lost thc charm of new,

If ifs Safe in Water . . .

It’s Safe in LUX!

kerabyappointmerit tntheh-Egmiknelg

' Lsooi

Moncton. N. B.

I nm instructed to sell lt

Auction on iha llrrmi-S05 Augustus on Thursday. the

' of May. property of the

topher Bradley, consisiins acres of land with ri'»\'fl

i ln s in exft

im. my lain iill ri-lacy. Msy,lsili. ‘ xdosufgg ‘img A,,g.,_.,.,5

Church and school.

J.A.M

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Auction Sale

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To be sold bl’ Public A.l‘..,...

led bl' EW"

wi-i-liliigmerri shrine clubs are he M- sm-ll-s-ii. isle. cl. li. Holmes.

.coming molar in uuiinny 2 ~ . . _-_ - _,

im 'jfsu-an mr "miie"

eoinmen ln pt

'»V!l_la:lri

lc 'l"/r ~ ' *_ ` .

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£.~.>,.¢'1,.-..

Welcome Ml`nard's.. It is an I IM main iid ami on mlm.

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