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Everything in 'pot-

tery and crockeryware

oan be foundhere.

T And. when you do 1' make your selection. '; you are sure of getting a supremely satisiac- » t_ory article, anda st_er- ling] value for the price

pal ° _ /

_ Yougnake no mistake in buying at Blacli’s- . it’s the surest, shortest and safest way to sat-

isfaction.

Black & Co.

Sunnyside

Baron Border I 6 7 40

Enrolment Pure Bred No. 46 will

stand at the owners stables, Southport for the season of 1916. Alexander Kennedy. 9856-5-20MSTu8ipd._

Amstite stands alone in the ready roofing world. ltia the one roolipu you don't have to -Once laid. it will lost for years without sny nt- tention from you. For sidings and _ stoop roofs it is supreme. f you 1 eould only see how it is mode.-see ; the tough. fibrous felt, the dense, non-volstile saturating compound that keeps 'I water-tig L you would understand our claims. Try some.

A Roofing Triumph

The durnbiliryoi Amslite is only one of its Erie poinls. The some

stniciural feature whidrxiskep it

slit

unnecessary to P51111 m rs, `ves it n distinctive und hesuli- Eil Appearance. We refer to its spnrlrlini; mineral surface. lm- r:.°1.r ° °-1.°°r'.:":° °-‘ :if

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rendynigosni mllhnt. “Y ' Cnrritie-Pslsnsn lfg. Cs., United _ Hnlifll, li S. SC: John. li. B.

blur. ii. S.

Baron I-li_gh Ball

Baron High Ball will arrive in Sum-

meraide on the lst June and remain at the driving park till the lat Aug- ust. with two of his _vcarliiig which are

to be trained by S. A. Rockford. They are some trotters.

9820-5-1SMtf.

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THE ACADIAN 58039 1-:Nit0LMi~:Ni‘ N0. 10

The Standard Bred and Registered Horse tli¢ ACADIAN, 58039

will make the season of 1916 as follows;--Leave the stables of \V. T.

Semple, Travellers Rest, Meiiclay

Bedequc, at noon; thence to Alex. Anderson's1 Fcrnwood, over night. (Tuesday May 2) to Win. Nooi1an's, Albany, noon, thence to ].\iV. How- att’s, Cape Traverse, over night. (Wednesday May 3) to Jabez Lea’s, Victoria, at noon; ilicncc at or near _]_ Ilradley’s, Kclly’s Cross, over night (Thursday May _-ith) to George l)cac0n’s, North `Wiltsl1ire, at noon; thence to \`Vatsoii Si11itl1’s, \Vhcatlcy River, over night. (Friday May 5th) io Frank .»\ndrc\\'s» New (jlasgow, at noon; thence to _lamcs Ste\vart's, Bay View, over night. (Saturday May 6th) to David C0lc’s, Clifton, at noon; thence to the stables of W. T. Scmple, Travcller’s Rest, where he will remain until Monday, May 15th, when he will proceed as

before.

The ACADIAN is sired by

Gwennie(2.22%) Melva (2.23),

\\'ilkcs, 8100 (2.18) sire of 50, including Teddy Bear (2.05); Laurctta (2.08%) and Trilby Eircct (2.08%). Sable Wilkes is by Guy Wilkes, 2867 (2.15%) sire of 93 including Fred Kolcl, (;.s7%), llulda (2.08%), and the dams of 110 including Deuervo (2.o6'Ȏ)1 Solana Boy (2.07).

Guy \Vilk€s is by Geo. \Vilkes 519

110, Geo. Vi/ilkes is by Hamblctoniun io.

The ACADI'/\N'S dam is Nellie Bird by Nelson, 4209 (2.09), sire

of 62 including Merrill, (2.10%), Lady Nelson (2.14%), Edmund (2.16%), The d-aughtcrs of Nelson have produced thirty in the Stan- dard list. Nelson is by Young Rolfe, 3517 (2.21%), sirc of nine and the dams of twelve. Young Hilfe is by Toni Rolfe, 306, siro of seven and the dams of thrcc. Tom Rolfe is by Aratus. The ACADIAN’S grand dam is May Queen by Early Bird (2.10) sire of six including Early Bird jr. (2.11%), Hylie Bird (2.12%). Early Bird is by jay B'ird sire

of 143 by Geo. Wilkes 519. May

Prince ;> grand dam Maud W.» by Von Moltke, 4195. '

The above route will be continued throughout thc season, health

and weather permitting. Mares at owncr’s risk.

For terms, ctc., apply to W. T. Sample.

9485-4Z9MS1lthen twf 2m0 .

May ist for Leonard Scl1iirinan’s

Sablcton, 26972 (2.24%), sire of Mabel (2.25) Sableton is by Sable

(2.22), sire of 83 and the dams of

Quecn's dam is Juanita by May

DR. VV. G. Clr1UR1CH, Owner

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Commodore

Season 1916 V Enrollment No. 37

Champion Speed Sire of Maritime Provinces, Sire _of Bob Mac

2.1_3 1-4. Champion Pacer of Maritime Provinces, consider, 2.05 on Mile _Traclr, Hilda S., 2 16, Iona Girl, 2.17 1-2, Rexlight, 2.17 1-4, Premier 2.19, Orwell Belle 2.23 1-4, Arena B_elle 2.22 1-2, Lady Commodore 2.25, Helen G. 2.27. Commodore Eipullet 2.25, Zealot 2.29 1-2, Kitchener Matinee 2.25, Nutwood second in race M. 2.20, Tom Commodore 2.24, and 20 others just wailing for a chance to

ste? in the Charmed Circle, and how could they m\Ss as he is him- sel Champion Sire. His Sire Admiral Dewey 2.04 3-4 was' a Champion Sire, his Grand Sire the Great Bingin 2.06 heads the

list today.

So Breeders mate your Good Mares with the Great Sire. He

can be seen till further notice at his own stables Montague. _

Mr. Ellis the latter part of March refused a handsome price

from parties in N. S. for this horse but as he is an adniirer of_ gcbd stock would rather keep him here for the benefit of the public.

Terms $15. for Season guaranteed retum priviege.

ELLIS Mit'

Lydard 34109

PHARMACY LTD. '

M. CLAIR, In Charge.

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Clean Yet ?

If not, you can get

i__illyo_ui-Supplies Here

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You will find practically everything

nga mav need for housecleanirig right

re. We have goiie to considerable

trouble sin_ gettmg a stock com-

' _ If 1 ~ want honest duces as stated on thl`jl_ssirsti¢se in

_ mate in every respect-but weknow we .7 l°'°dJ:?1.|,¢n¢3¢; prim; iii? iiirifirgTiiiigiiigiiiyiisiviitiinm'

__ ve succee ed andcanassureyouofex- l . ou Wm not ,forget Vu. ~._ norm-cami isrsrommsnilsii muy

- qellent value in every article in the list. Y _ ~ - » *F I Mlh llvlldvf wd °I°°ll°\\l

_; Clothes cleaners, Cswiet beaten, Wall Paper Cleaners, when aB°ut~ lgépu-r¢h9f 1 "ani: 3:? iiiisii Mgfiié l?ba%linehKal§?minfa dhite WaslLBrushes,ingoo§'cPait_li1S. gfwatiitelllycloc or attic ° ‘f , :keine ii!¢`i¢il¢¢l:it’~|1.»°‘;ii|_’ -it anim nt runes, _ , coo _nio _ _ e 1 __,"\ !°\=°'°l l°l__, '

,smut _ _ C i."h.ii_i’Aa‘3.q hall.. il 1 - 1 dpeeiri msiiiviir veil .' ,,l;;g“,g;g,;;,f,;-=_»,f;; » ~ _ .

its Cul _ _ _f lIPlll§»0-Cédatliiops O_ _ _ 81' tg fepaifin gf Wg dm; -_‘i __ _. _ °,- ,.,'|,¢m.,d M f~1 2_l;§l?~M_5.--For the season $8.00 _with usual privilege,_ payablg by ,Vmtc due Navembu. qt'

' V lllh, e _ ¢,_ Ove nnm'el, lizurli hire ekv if 1_;;‘___,',_- _ . I Q g&sl“%;:»lo.i;s|ii;r;=s,‘ 7 1; ._',V *_ ._$l2.o0 t'_¢'ll1sure. Mares at owner's risk. Telephone lhrvice free to intending breeders. T 1 _ in _ Ly, pm, 1 - » ._ ’1 _- .Q 2 ¢¢r»'=i-umvniviii-'io _ - 1 logfvniierpariiculars,s¢ei.nui'i»alrai»f, mpplyto ' ` ' "

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NEEDS N0 PAINTING ,

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...1ce_¢,-e¢m- gn ,ui sql, wqay g|,_l<‘reezers, Screen Doors. liamnioclia and

Quality lce.cream Parlors Summer- Plfrlliv Slllillllel L°Wl°'_- D\'i08s ll HDI-f ,me MAN’S Summorside. 299,6.13ME11.

309-8.188111.

_...__ -WOOL.- Buyers in town

-TH! MORNING DAILY ousrilisn have been peril? _from 32c to 450 ner

cgn be obtained at 1;,tfsrty‘| Toulon lb. for the ll1n__ed qugntity of lwool

|.| pm-|gu|-._ gummy-¢|¢|¢_ thntkhas iifcently been brought to'

mu et.- .

-Grand opening of the Quality Ice- --

cream Parlors Summerslde today by f-THER1E'3 ONLY UNE BEST LBWII

=-1:- ~°--°-“°°°"- '°';'.;“:;f:.'.:::‘;.°.i' (iq 1 Assortlilenti of. _

Dnughien' of me Empgrg Mower-the W. & B. it has the best _ 5 1

is

309-6.13M1l. teinpered steel blades, cuts clean,

lllght running, guaranteed to give sat-'

-SHlPPlNG.-- The Schooner, Carl iafactlon, price exceedingly low at

E. Richard, Captain Skinner from H0LMAN'SSun1merslde. 299,6.18’1nEll Hastings arrived in port Sunday with i coal for Messrs Joseph Read & Co.- -NEW ANNAN HORSE RACE3» H_ Wednesday, August 23rd, will be old

__ . home day on New Annan Driving

_Let me Daugmem' of the Empire' Park this year, the annual Horse rac-3

know your patriotic by calling on them, BB Will take Place °“ that day- P01195 M Quamy 1(-e.m-cam pm-lm-5 Summer. and classes will be announced later. siqe_ Special trains and low fares from all

309~6,13M1l. points. lt is intendedto have matlnee`

is tr k d ri t

___ |races on tli ac u ng he sum-

-Wlint is nicer than a brick ot mer. _ _ 291-6-12M2i.`

Ice-cream to-.day to bring home ln pint '

or quart. Quality Ice-cream Parlors _"“_""'“"“""

Summerslde.

sos-6.131111. YIESTERII PEISUHILS

The following have been added to, -Mr. James R. Elliott, Elllott's,

tho strength of No. 5. Siege Battery Mills paid a brief business visit to since the last list of names appeared: Sunimerside on Friday.-H.

Frank C. Major, Margate. #- S. B. Sanderson, Charlottetown. _ -Dr. l°`. A. Lefurgoy and Mrs. F Still E st Baltic. ‘Lefurgey spent the week end with

red man, a

A. M. McDonald, Murray River. friends in Charlottetown.-H.

Charles H. Hickey, Darnley. -- 1 E.tB. Hayden, Bridgetown. _-Misa Annie Canieron, teacher of_

the High School here was a passenger to Charlottetown on Saturday and rc-

turned to Summerslde Monday.-H.

-Mrs. Herry Osgood arrived home

“__ by the Nortliumherland Saturday

One evening recently a number of evening after spending at brief visit

tho young people of Kensington and with friends in Digby Co., Nova

vicinity assembled at the home of Scotia. -H.

aid t d h #-

M1'_ Alexander McDo1i 0 o onor to tour brave recruits. Immediately --Earl Francis a young son of Mr, on arrival tl1e`-visiting company as-_John Francis. Crapalld, was taken to

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sumed formal convention, appointing tho Prince County Hospital on Satur- I 1

Mr. James Pendergaat to presldehiliifdizy evening. suiferlxggufrom aptagridl- neat, introductory remarks. he S- c t S. lie was success u y opera on closed the object of the apparent during the night and is now reported

“invasio11", then called on Mr. J. A.iout of danger.-H.

Ready, who presented the brave sol- i ilier boys the thoughts. feelings, e nd -Among the visitors to Summer- sentiments of the assemblage in the side on Saturday were Miss C. Todd. following adilressz: ;Mr. ano Mrs. J. D. Bigger and Mrs.

Lieut. Traiiior, Paivates Peter Mc- lilckoxia Braliilalbaneh Mrs. Vliilllliaim

Donald. Augustiie McDonald and Seb oss. l'~ \0l!\8B Oflllilll H" T- amian Gillis: A [I-1. R. Moase, Kensington. ~'-H.

Dear Friends:- _We, fellow citizensi -i-i-----

of the community wish to approach

you 011 the most imporiirt step you‘

have taken i ii your lives With sin~'w|L|_ GNE You APPE-1-'TE AND EEL? ,‘”X.i“i‘.‘§°J‘2“$’$l....¥.`f‘iY§’ .`¥f‘.1.’§“§‘2,?.‘l~ °°°° °'°ES“°"~

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services and they have been accepted F,m.omne Wm in one week give to light for the cause of freedom and you B splendid appetite, and Wm su "‘gm~ F0' f"eed°m”Bl"ce the “Vid” improve digestion and assimilation, em °‘>1°°¢ 01 this iYf“““e°“° W” ‘Sinai nui benefit will be derived from the subjugatvioii of the world to the'

_ ,everything eaten. =

Viloniination of tlie(.e1itralPowers; for There is nothmg like per,-010,,” 10 Right, since the same Central l’0v'ers_»c,1eate a keen healthy regal, for food attempt to alienate the rights sf every for the b|0,,,_|_ ,md a tonic fm- me ner. llflilml that has Mlemllled I0 W1f|l"ves and brain. To those leading ii sed- stziiul these deepots in his main strug- emary life it ig a perfect b00n_ :le for world domination. The reverend Dennis 0'Brien, D. D..

This wax' has now assumed alarm- the well kngwn Evangelist gays of

illl-I Dl'0D0l`ii0I\S, and the IOSSES in life Ferrozonez” Ihave pleasure in saying and properly have been apiialins- In that 1 have round Fen-ozone a remark- the face of those conditions’ your ably good preparation. It peeps up courage is manifest; and assured are one‘s appetite, cures nervousness and we that it will in bravery be displayed sleeplessness. and perhaps is the very on the field of battle. That other best tonic I have used. Being in the brave lads have gone forward and form of chocolate coated tablet, it is have fallen has not daunted you, and both pleasant and convenient to take that others have marched forth and and is well worthy of my highest re- fought bravely and have returned, commendations."

st in st ith th This is example ofthe wa eo

mn ve you w e assurance an y p ~ that the same power will sustain you. ple speak of Ferrozone who have used

All honour to you for the brave sen- it, and should he convincing evidence:

tinients that animate your souls and of its unusual merit. It is warranted that impel you to face the most cruel, t-0 Curt? llldigealion, Dylpepaia. L08! relentlcss yet eillcient foe that clvili- ADDGUW1 RHSUHIBUSM. Kldllel' Bild zation has yet had to withstand, Liver Troubles, Catarrli, and all other

Go forth, brave lads, carry the fear diseases arising from "DDB-iflllelli Of

ur God in your hearts, and you may be the blood or nerve tone. confident that God and the prayers of Refuse to accept a, substitute for your many friends will be unto you Ferrozeiw Every drussist sells lt "A Tower of Strength.” Jas. Pen- 500 DGP box. or three for $1-25.

ilicrgést, RtolIié.DDunpl1y, Emmet Mui-

ri. mme c ouald, James Dunphy, ‘ Daniel Dunphy. Ronald McNeill, Lin- "nge To 1-hm us Gorman. Fred Mullally. George We-ksalwny Folk Miillally, Wm. Delaney, Thos. Camp- -_ bell, Arch Campbell, Albert Ke1|y_ J_ Tliln, nervous, undeveloped men and A. Ready. women everywhere are heard to say,

'nie soldier boys acknowledge this "I CHM ulidermiid why I do not sei

formal expression of good will and fill-1 I elif DlB!1iY Of S0011 DOI-\l’lBhil18 wishing, ln expressive te,-mm ,ind food." The reason is just this: You proved the words of the address, that Camlvt set lat. no matter how much they are determined "never to let ins you eat. unless your directive orsana old flag fall." assimilate the fat-making elements of

Mr. and' Mrs. McDonald provided YOUP 10°C! 1118101111 Of Dllllllll 010!!!

the guests with every opportunity for 0|-if Ul\'0llZl1 the body 35 WMU!- soclablllty and an evening of enjoy- Wh” i9 “Bad” is B 111093! Of 80113)’ ment was spent. destined to be remin- urging the assilmiliative functions of iseenh The most lmpregggve feature the stomach and intestines to sbaorb or the occasion was me h,,a|-¢y good the oils and rats and hand them over win that vvlii roilovv these brave isiis 1° 111° N000- where they may reach in their course through mls ungm-. .the starved, shrunken, run-down tunate war. _ tissues and build them up. _The thin

,___ person's body is like it dlty sponge-“~

OOOOOQOOOOQOOOOOOOO eager and hungry for the fatty ma- * _ * terials oi which it irbeing -deprived ~ "Fight for the colors of Christ by the (allure of the alinilintlry esnsl_

ui Kin U r 1 ir iii im niet aa. 'A :plan-‘

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Flsht for the i-ight, with sn iiiy gi rlnrui wists oi iisrii builii ¢ elsiiisiits

might. * and to stop tho leakage of hill! to

Fight for the red, white und try Siirlgol, the famous ilnlh building

` blue." all agent t at has been so widely sold in

America in recent years. Tolls' n. little

OOOMOVO C9‘.OO~OOOOO'l'i0O Bargol tablet with every Vmasl ond see

' ` 1 if your cheeks don't quickly Illljout

ami min in ami. iiesiiiiy;-iiuir aprm

' ' over your body. coveriltgtlioh hy _ ~ angle and projecting po `AIl _

_ ~‘ diquggistii have Bargol it from their wholesaler, 'slld“vri 1;. ro-

.. fund your money if you sro' ttbtl' tis-

' 1 - 1 1 iw" ilod with the gsln in weilhtit _ ' ro-_

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Fight as l-le fought for yon, H did way of working to onrcome this"

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~ " _ . are made of thebest materials in fashionable flarying -

" styles. Pti¢_e&;§V10.0Q!,15~0Q»‘ 1_3 00- ` `

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` 2 Women's_and Misse'e Serge Skirts in Black and

s _ 1 _ Navy-$2.89, 3:98.-

' ` Excellent values- in Shepherd Check and White

` ` Corduroy Skirts at $3150- 1

_ Maternity Waists .Brassieres 1 _

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This new Brassiere assures perfect

support, a neat appearance and good service. Lightly boned. Fastens with

inviaigle hooks and eyes. 50c, 754:, $1' /I Ai

This Maternity Waist is designed

to give a comfortable and firm support. Made of White Coutil, corded and boned Adjustable eiastic lacing at the side and hip. Price $1.50:

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Children’s Sport Coats _ l

‘ These Sport Coats are just the thing for your little girl. They are

made in this seasons latest styles with pockets, velvet collars and brass -but- tons. Colors, Red, Navy, Fawn and Check. Size 2 to 6 years. Price $2.89.

Girls Coats made in all the seasons favoritecloths. Colors Check, Navy,

Fawn, and Red. Size 6 to 14 years. Price $3.98.

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V Black Coats

These high -'|ual.iv coats that show the newest

ideas for the Suiiiiner wear. We have them in differ- ent sizes and the materials are Serge, Moiie, Taffeta and Silk -Cord. They are loose fitting, some with belts all around with fancy braid trimming. Price 8.75.

Better Quality 12.50, 18.00, 20 00.

Stunning New Sport Coats

Smart stylish unlined misses Sport Coats are made

of the very popular White Corduroy, Velvet, Blanket Cloth and Cream Chinchilla. Made in the new loose flaring style with pockets and belt. Prices 5.75, 9.00, 10.00. _

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_ _THE STANDARD _BRED TROTTING STALLION

“KING DODDS” win-Rm Record 2.2911-2

P. E. l. Pure Bred Certificate No. 5 American Trotting Register No. 46326

Will make the season of 1916 as follows: _ ` ' i Will leave his home at the Kloiidykc Stables, So uris, on Monday, _lime 12th and go through Red Point

and West River to M. Murpliy’s, Elmira for dinner, thence through North Lake, Priests Pond and the Bal- tic, arriving home same evening. Tuesday, through Rollo Bay to K. l__.arkins, Farmington for dinner, theiicc through to Wm. McKenzie’s, Cable Head West, at _night, Wednesday, will go through Greenwich to St. Peter’s Bay for dinner, thence through Midgell to Geo. Hoopers, Marie at Night. Thursday through Mor- ell East, and'Mllburn for dinner,‘thence through Cardigan Road and St. George’s to John McLellan's at night. Friday through Bridgetown to Mrs. Martin’s, Dundas for dinner, thence through Poplar Point and Little Pond to D .Skele's at night. Saturday through Bay Fortune arriving home at noon, where he will re- main till Monday, June 26, making this route fortnightly health and weather permitting. During the week he is at home, he may be sent to any locality within a reasonable distance at the request of two or more breed- ers :-- ' ~ _

` TERMS:- The fee for King Dodds for 1916 will be $10.00 for the season, with usual return privi-

l_€g¢» i1ey_al>__l__§:Vby_ note, due Nov. ist. $15.00 to insure _MHYCS at Owners risk. Telephone service free to in- tended breediefs. ' '

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“Lord Ch as-.1 ` ' i>.E.l.gn`.

‘ Leaving his home at the Kiamiyila-1*'stiblith'sbiflrbhtiilurdav'yiilirf5ii,;_,lli,,,,,.,;,,,,,,,,,,__R,,|;,,;,, and West River to M Murpl1y’s, Elmira for dinner, thence through North Lake, Priest"Pund~-and the l3'altic,arrivi`ng home same evening. -Tuesday through Rollo Bay to K. L3,-|i;,,,, Farminsmn. for 1 1" ihcnceilimugii is wm. Mcimzics, cane iiemweri, at nigh¢,“'wedn¢5<i.‘,1, 'will go ,|,,,,,,g,, G, ,,,, 5,, to St. Petei"s Bayior diriner, thence through Midgell to Geo. Hoope`r’s, Marie, at night] t 'ough Morell East and _Mlllburn for dinner, thence through Cardigan Road and St. George's to‘]'ohrl 1llcI.;clld'rl’s at night. Friday tliftlugh Bridgetowiito‘Mrs. Martin's, Qundas, for dinner, thence tlirough~Poptitlar Point and I.litilo_‘Pbnd to D. Stecle's at i1lght.SlttIrdsy~ through Bay Fortune arriving hoiilg gl; ,where _lie wilt remlin till Monday, June igtli making .this route fortnightly, health and weather During. tliiifweek he is at home, he may besent -to sity locality within a reasonable distance at the request of 4`wo'or=m6‘l_t¢~br'°eeders. x 1 1. 1' 1 1 1 ' _ _

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