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DENY

16.- The was cited

wages,

railroads and t

demands for increa

J. Warno, introduced expert by council'

nsction, la rams showin comparisons

ruary 15, 1913, with average p

rice

between 1890 and 1899. Eleven mpc: _CHURCH BEr,0PENING___F0,.t DREDFE ARR”/‘Es_'Th 1

Methodist congregation of Alberton -' - ,V e arge

in pn” more um" ‘my W' cena; Sunday, September 14th, was s day suction dredge, Prince Ido, owned by

ta- W; .I._ Purpoure Co., Ltd., Montreal, ve and bound from Bathurst, N. B., to

` been going on. Accepting an oiler Jbutacsmp, C. `B., where the owners

generously made by Mr. M.R. Leard have alarge contract of dredging, ar-

0l rlved in Summeréide yesterday morn- S- ing for supplies.-J.

a 'on irnmediatel raised a sub- _--

BD' -CLIFTON-The following regis-

pointed n committee to proceed with te,-ed at the Clifton 1-10.159, Summer.

w, ' `

these articles he said, had advsn

Sugar alone had declined. All t

grams, varied between 23 per ce

and 116 per cent advance.

Elisha Lee, for .the railroad

swght m show that Dr' warm was refurnishing the interior the congr

not qualified as an expert.

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SOCIALI STS DISPUTE.

pon in the way it was employed Apri this year in Belgium and

si was the subject of a warm an

found few friends as a measure for ance’ as the speaker of me day Bai

immediate use.

»»

. d ' t ' n . .

stantially at the last elections _ for SE? w;';dw“0';_kw;u be,;“€&“f1yecg,.;,,_ last night about one thousand entries ed A of the existingy conditions of gthe Prus- handsome and valuable oak pulp ' chairs upholstered in leather is

sians franchise.

The Radical section of the Social . .

Democratic party demanded today Dmms' Cf°m;e‘&y of AI`}bert£‘t)::'¥

that the Germans should start a n°W.°f har? etowm or B 1 V rd h b ~

» - crniity and kindly interest on the 0 as een rweived of the death

lc d .it 882 Atwater Avenue, Westmount,

¢», in the 4th instant, of Mrs. Marjory is lnrriet Conrad, widow' of the late 0 Vlr. Lemuel Craig Schnrman. ` 2The

fight on similar lines to those wh had been successful in Belgium..

for it was, however, adopted.

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RANCHER FIGHTS BEAR.

...“‘ii.‘Lf"'l.’§.f.r.§r.."..'..‘.‘.§“‘.§§"siiif'clit? =f°r=“°“ '°°“f= W’-°°» ‘° "'°°

. . ' cally fully met, there being less than te,-dBy;_L0uiB Dystanty Euersue; J_

which empties into the north fork of $5030 due on the 0utB,de_ The A M(_D0“ ld S “HF A W B the Clearwater east of Teakeall. Levi preacher of the Sunday was the Rel `n'an 'wmgipég 'ix 1.; Iiorién “$12331

l' lac' 'Chas McWilliams' Harry 'James

Ch ch Moncton, N. B., who proved -.- ' ' '

Mr Groseclose took his rifle with hinxelfa big man in a larger sense }"1l§;.tdG;1:lderli't(€ét?v; IfI°(l;s°lf:i andhmi

him on a trip to look after his cat- than the physical, The morning d ‘ 3 0 n' ° °“ ce

h course on "The Single Aim in the ,Q _ ch S F

seemed distressed. Looking around Christian Life" was based on ue “

lllr. Groseclose saw a large black Cor. 2-2: “I determined not kno

B. Groscclose, a cattle raiser, had

fight to the death with a bear.

tie. He came upon a pheasant whi

bear, which had driven the bird fro

her nest and was preparing to eat Christ" and the evening ~addre

the eggs.

The farmer shot the bear, but b

the Arbitra-Y' _ML H, QLARK is qua;-di

"'¢\“\°°¥ Agent in aicorton. Hin vlwne is 1.

controversy between '

11°" --coin sci-ioonsn-'rue schoo

‘md "“l““‘°“' °v°' W3 Enterprise with coal for Read &

’° - Company, arrived at Summerside, ihone is 26. ~

and better working conditioti: last evenmg from pi¢t0u____J_ ‘ _.-- _

lm: -SUBSCRIBERS should renew

testuying in this °°“' week or two before the time th

d presented “bl” “gd have paid for has expired and th

g S ll

the prices of stable articles on Feb- l£;téo';‘;fl‘;u';:1‘;':_:)l;;,t';; ;l1le‘;';l;_:°daa

- _ of the realization of great expec

other articles, according to his dll: mms’ For some weeks “pairs ha

- - Mr. George McRae who bore par

resolution introduced by the general with ML Leard’ the congregation

committee, which approved in prin- deeply grateful And thanks Ms

gllllie éllfnguggeatiilll? \il):i;niotl:ak£:-3; 1-‘lui MB due and expressed to Messrs. late Mr. Schurman was a cousin of

y P George Gard and Robert Rankin who Vlr.\ D. Schurman, Charlottetown and

with Mr. Leard composed the com- at son of the late Mr. William Schur- mittee that had in charge the im- man. Oxford, N. S.

in- g 3;

N Q.,-_-

and swim- -rr Pns tobuy in tiuorrovioc..

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B' that he should bear the expense

Z tl Y

scription list of $250.00 and

ENA’ Ge _ tu 1B__Th the work on the interior. The roof “de yesterday _John Bake,-_ MOM-

"gineral strril:\e*lPyas asiilzilitical wen? 0! the E°“"h‘Y"all has been shingle '

in the whole building painted, a ne at substantial fence is being erect

lb. . _ and c concrete walk isid to t

“si 'periods in France and Rmll Ftreet' the expense of the latter be' ville; Duncan McPhee, Boston.-J.

excited denote by the socialists ‘"5 b°’"° by th” E"W°’"‘ L°“g“°' --

The interior of the church presen

convention here today. It, however 8 most pleasing and artistic appea

- .. b

“It is a gem, the color scheme

generous presentation of Mr. J

h part of Mr. Leard, Mr. Dinnis an

provements on the exterior. The to

tai cost oi $600.00. of which the wh- -QUEEN-The ioiiowing registered

ll” it the Queen Hotel, Summerside, yes-

“ H. A. Goodwin of Central iviethodis

rn anything among you save Jesu

from Luke 15: “There drew near un

c- to him all the publicans and sinner

fore Mr. Groseclosc could eject th t

empty shell bruin charged. A secon shot put out the heast’s right ey

But on ho came. A third shot put ball just underneath the eye.

At this iuncture the bear started

the opposite direction. Pursuing h

advantage the farmer continued

' d ' li h ' h h ` . me an wit t E mn B ot hmm (From Yesterday's Evening Cvuarilllln -Mr. John Noonan, 0'Leary, and

-CLIFTON---T118 f0ll0W1l\8 WSW' his sister Mrs. Jas. McMahon, Mon-

succumbed.

e 5 and the spirit of power “The a e_ tractivcness of Jesus." Both ser

ti tive and inspirational.-A.

_.__.__~.~__

The animal dressed from 250 to $00 tered at the Ummm House Summe

pounds.

GRAND LODGE OPENS.

With addresses of welcome by Gov

nor Eberhardt and Mayor Nye, the _A_ 'Bartlett' Charlottetown; H'

the eighty-nineth annual Soverci Grand Lodge, Independant Order

oddf 11 , f ii ed i. ` _ _

c OWS umm y was open eh? -QU*‘-l‘7N~"'1`h° ‘°“°W‘“S ’°g‘“,°" urs. w. F. strong, snnimcrsidc, icit

ell at the Q“e°“ Howl' S“mm“'“gc yesterday to attend the Fredericton

_ - w i.n.'ti .J.

0, i.c marc, ivionircoi, E. D. smith, D. “X ‘ °"________.__

representatives of ull Rebekah lodg- A Wedlolfk-Jf}~l‘l§'R(?l;‘;‘;’:’°1;iic\?0l;;;;

to-day. Delegates are present fro Canada, the United States, Europ

Phillippines and Hawaii.

ln addition to the Oddfellows ord

Montreal, F. M. Hawes, Halifax,

E. A. Sryes, Moncton, Mrs.

°" iuciinrds, Hon. J. A. ivisthicson,

gn ’Hcwson Amherst.

of '

c' yesterdayz- A. D. Campbell, J.

» ~ ' - lottctow

cs, the woman s auxiliary of the or Quebec; wir. and Mrs. J' M' Nmho

der, ure present.

.1-ia-l-1

The Square Deal Pays

Ray r, n, . .

And square with thc enemy every Halifax; Mr. and Mrs. W, G. Church,

man gets when he separates himself Aylesford N S Dr Croken, S

. ., . u

froir his. corns by l‘utni-im's Corn merileld; 'Jas. De Witt, Shediac, Rev

son, Port Hlll;, G. Loman, W.

E. H. Jardine, N. Wiltshire; B.

no Alberto W H Taylo

Extractor For dit years Put- R. J. McDonald, Brac; J. A. Wa

nam's has cured every man it tre ed--use ‘ Putnam'a only-it’s pa

less and sure, 25c at all dealers

' -A csnsaous oirvr.-iiir. B.

. `bw_glliiEss

‘d`

BRE S one of the Season Swéll Shapes in Stiff Hat

Im t it a beauty

LWE

The daughters John

Allenl

Ill

sn oodh must accompany order. nu..-

n°f -'MIL FMNK LAFFERTY uouar-

a absence oi the Pastor the services oi cy the Alberton Circuit will be taken uf, as follows: Sept. 21st, Rev. George ,-¢ Metherall; Sept. 28th, Mr. A.S. Mc-

f,e_ Ky; Oct. 5th, Mr. J. D. Seaman.

nc --

5 real; A. L. Patello, Truro, Dr and - virs. W. G. Church, Halifax; Thomas 3*; Hudson, Pictou; P. Nand, Mrs. Hea-

ff -PRINCE ooU.N'rv EXi»uai'rioN d -The Prince County Exhibition which gf opens today promises to be fully up a_ o the standard oflormer years, as d far as_ entries are concerned. Up to

it ' P me and with favorable weather today the _ R_ attendance should be good.-J.

ut` ' b. THE LATE MRS. SCHURMAN-

is' fnan, Moncton; O. Lachance, Levis, 1 ., . .

Z WESTERN 9053.915"

g -lVlr. Jerome McKenna, Charlotte-

to hear him" set iorth in the words town. arent Sunday in Albehv with

m- Kenna.

a ons were clear, eloquent and iorcefui

and to the delight of all who crowd- -Miss Agnus Donnelly.: B'oston,

in ed the church to hear, Mr- GOOGWID. Mass., is spending her vacation with X revealed himself _a preacher attrac- her father ML John D0|;m¢|1y_ A1.

Side. Y0BllGl`llflY1“D~ M- M0Kl1Y.lVl0“l their lionics after spending a few Will; W» S- L0“50l1» Cl1“"19l't°t'°‘_"“» days with their father Mr. Thomas M- U- R- U0lema“» H~ E' Davwgr Noonan, Albany, who is seriously

- 'i.

H. Mciionoid, st. Join.; F. o. Jones ‘1

W. . .

, "_ _. (From Yesterday s Evening Guardian)

M1NNsAi>oi.is. Minn.. sept. 15,- Dlxfef- 1‘“‘°- Mm- °’~ B~ M°D‘.’“‘.*l“- -Mrs. J. C. oierir oi vittscid,

Sl'°“°h“"""? N' S' H°“' wlumm Mass., is visiting in Summersidc, the

Q- .rncst of ivir. and Mrs. H. o. ivnus,

' J.

Stevens, Mr and Mrs. E. L. Cormier James Brown, Moncton, A. D, Ross, Boston, E. M. McDonald; l-Iopedale;

- burn, H. A. Matchett, Toronto,

Raynor, Alberton, has written a let-

CEhl’l‘ per word each inser- edveitiliul in

imum charge t\`vsnty`=live cents. ` V

llan 'Agent in Buinmerslde. His olce

-Ai.BsR:roN omoui'r.- is the

ney, Vancouver, B. A. Price, Sack

if which were in res ect of Live Stock

White, Boston.-J .

- his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc-

hany. .

Y' cton, left yesterday morning for

-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaudet and

:ZA lot of people suller from a gen-

cral run down condition during the f..ll and to these no bcttcr prepara- tion could be offered than Rexall Syrup of Hypophosphites. This is a perfect bone, blood and tissue builder which has been used and pre-

r' scribed by eminent physicians ' throughout the country. It is s

splendid article especially in 'those cases where a common tonic' proves inefficient. Large bottle $1.00, money back if dissatisfied. The MacKinnon Drug Co. V Mtf. .____.._.__---

USE THREE LANGUAGES

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£953 ,il

'O Lt 55

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_ \. ‘ ?'_*~ .» '--‘°f°- Q _ lee *'= .g ' -o . “s .<....s~\.....:;.t~L".°»‘r:s - - < +;¢-.'-size.-'.~‘Pf»% “°" ‘

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2 1 ...driiiillv livin .1

‘ ur Fay, 1)/i1il]in,ery.opeuing which will be held , “ this Thursday evening

From R30 to 10 o’clock.

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All clip l.€1.¢¢$¢ Paris, London and New York

° styglgs will be display as well as clever creqtious from our own workrooms. - A

As Miss. Rendle has just returned from the

large millinery lopeuirigsh abroad. she is prepdred to » Shaw you what is "just right” in new F all Millinery. '

‘ l

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, Bros., Lid- r

' . pq-s |

776,885 bales, compared with 1,375; in the manufacture of gas mantle 031 bales last year; ginnings, 14,- and is used in a. tiny portion inclose 153,934 bales, compared with 16,068,- in ii silver covering in which extreme- 'J87 bales last year, and uct imports ly Small l10leB are pierced. The silve 225.402 bales, comps.-cd with 229,268 hex is th<=n`x>l1wcd upon the pert ni bales last year. -ge lected by the cancerous growth and 'rho distribution was: consumption, ,ir is said will slowly but eiiectuall

5,786,061 bales, compared with 5,-1 l‘€m0\'e all traces of the disease. 367,583 bales last year; exports, 8,- There ll! lmfflly M1 imD01'l1H»I\t tow sii0,9s2 bales, compared with io,ss1,- in the muhtry which did not vot 758 bales lust year, and stocks held H. 19-l’|;0 Sum from the Public funds fo at end of year, in manufacturing es- l»l1_° DUPDOSB Of purchasing some of th tsbiisinncnts, 1'!-6,164 holes, compar- °°Stlv material. Where public iund ed with 870,646 bales last year; in in- are not forthcoming. concerts, ba. dependent warehouses, 497,650 bales, 7-55" and S“°l1 lil!!! BN U18 mean compared with 556,233 halos lest adopted for raising the nwnev for th year, and held by other holders wg. purpose. Medical men seem to favo tlmat-cd), 294,784 bales, compared .l-lie m0"9m¢l\l> l0l‘ procuring misotho- wm, 350.000 bales mst y°m~_ rlum. Surgeons, on the other hand ‘ ' are not unanimous in their opinions

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One surgeon referred to a case o

U01. £0 Wlllth a cord was attached

SAYANTS ARE PUZZLEQ was lowered into the stomach of a

BY QUEEB CBEATUBES. patient who hit through the cord an

swallowed it. The patient was im

PRATT, Kan., Sept. 15.-Prefer mediately operated on for the purpo

sor L. `L. Dyche received a very pecu- of recovering the valuable box.

liar shipment from a man at Guy- '

ter to the trustees of _the Prince IN TRIAL AT COURT- mon' Q31?" in which M-5' six 0( t|,e`ovER TE; THOUSAND

County* Hospital in which he an-1 --°- st P nu 1 M th t M_

,,,,...,¢,., to mm' the donation oi s MoN'rnsAi., sept. 15.-one cssc §;,’,,,,e o'§°,,,,;’o,,,§’,,'§“‘ msn" of scieniel HAVE Jomso nusi.1N -

nrincciy gut to that institution. no orcunhd, “‘° Whom time of me Com 5”” °"°r sec,,_ srmxn Movsmnnr .

gives to the hospital with one con- of King sl Bench on Saturday, when .1-Pe Bender of the animal shipment --

dition only, one female black fox. Philias idaheu was on trial on a does not know what they are but DUBLIN, Sept, 19_0ve\- 10,000 \»\‘_‘ \ .‘.~\»\\

The condition is that the proceed- charge of wounding a Workman in kno-WB, that he caught them 610;” to men have joined in the strike move- l I _j“\ _ l i

ings from the off-spring of tne fox the Angus Shops named Mlsiscovitch; Guymon and. does what to knowjnent sts;-ted by the transport wo,-k_~ _ . P S I/ shall be used to provide a fund for .The Crown sought to show that the what any are ers here and the building and other , V , \- `» /` A thc care and treaténent ofhthe pox prisoner had taken a piece of iron Thy are seémmgly young' and are trades are greatly affected. It is esti- 5 /

Bull 11¢€dY- A gi Ol BW; tmB8¥\ - from one of the furnaces, and had ln- about tom, inches in length ' having ;n1ated by the men's leaders that un- - j i Y “dc Hditlle Hh;1V¢rl:iéJ\1(;¥ T-i 8 l>;`lrl;§B fllcted such injuries on the back oi A head “ke a mwah and a ian mm ailess an agreement between the man 1 -; ' , _ A express on o g a u e rom Y his fellow workman that the latter .h hm, cat' with a row ox meh" and the em-ployers is soon reached *I / _J

erB0I1 lu the COUMY and Ml' RRY was incapacitated for three weeks c A 6,000 more men will be thrown out of . / 'l 5 _; S

p ' . - _ . . _ .

n0r's action in making this gift The defence w that the woundin Mqund the back M um mad shmmr k th i l b d f>" / l ' ‘ 7 ~- '»

as 3 to the hair on a buffalo. They have* WM ' “B Hi, “hor agenda on man? ‘ ‘lb l I ` . 1" _*-1,

C0\1lll be Well f0ll°W°d bi' °l»ll"5 fmt was accidental although there had of the me w o

1, ' i i g _ ' fou le p ot udl f th sid n an we “rea 7 - _ .. . ll

(ilillilyolzotltieissiiirllt tilhltgillc btll.\r<;l\‘\)gll)cl'\\lt Euan ;:en3°tt\§.%:;)lfBtt,°!;h[;s sggeniatgr of the hid!!-wi:-ll sgsarrxeg irohi ees; A her 0! rinse!! ham; with com-' (lil 'All . " " 5 "2 .' [)lb\"'V ' ` the I°1““d- J' cgmplalnunt. 'I‘l?at Wai? all etbal. 0:11" ‘Bud tam le" r°°°mbl; tl? his mo 1 as me Y ng in doc B' HES; ' DN l' M I W _ ov a rog. ey are very vey an

Cogld be! doe; M; tth; l:_eirgg °n,S3' live under water as well as out of FIRSTT(g?;§Eogll;l.§I-;E i .l',., , i r 5, ur ay’ or ° 9 e D B B °“ ° ‘ the water for a short time. When WORLD ‘= ;,"""H`#l’

evidence of witnesses from Russian _‘snared they make B peculiar none- BASEBALL SERIES OCT; 18 - ' _.

. . W _ ,

-'A REUNION.-on thc iourti. oi ‘“‘°f“gl*f;‘t:r‘1,‘:dE“f,§L°“,;‘;‘;‘;";‘,°‘;§'; siniiicr to s grunt or s tiny bark.

S September, a very pleasant after- gre” y

noon was spent ‘nt the boine of Mr. ’°“"l" 501-[QOL QUEQTIQN

5 and Mrs. Charles Barrel., of Lot 16, ‘-- F __ . f ' __-`

INNATI, Ohio, i Oomisky, pnesid f merlean League

A g in . = .

COTTON SUPPLY 16,000,000 BALES MISOTHORIUM SAID TO ces that the first game of thc tour of

1-' BE CANCER CURE the world which the New York-Na:

WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.-The wp- - . ltionoi nnd the onicngo-Amcrics.. Len-

Pl-Y and distribution of cotton in the MUNICH, Sept. 16-All Germany igue teams will make this year will be United States for the year ending is observed with the idea of procur- played in this city on October 18th. August 31, 1913, was announced by ing misothorium as a panacea for From this city the two clubs will pro- the Census Bureau to-day as follows: cancer. It is stated to have po\ver.cecd westward by easy stages to the T0l1Bl Sl1PDlY. 16,156,221 bales. emanating ln rays similar to but Pacific coast.

compared with 17,896,226 bales last more effective than rudiuml. The cost ----'--~

year. ' The supply was made up of; scuins almost as great. The sub- CONDITION OF Stocks held at beginning of year 1,- Stance is derived from thorium waste ' FRANKLIN K. LANE

d -

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, liFJRl\LEY, September 17-The condition of Franklin K Lan Sec

. o -

r rotary of the Interior in President _ Wilsou's Cabinet, is such that the

doctors have advised him to remove

y from his lr1°othcr's house to a quieter

_Part of thc city. Two weeks absolute

e on September 9th Mr Lane ls a P r E Islander

B ____-._-

n 'rest ls essential. He had a collapse

BARONET’S BON TO

- W ED AMERICAN. B _.___.

LONDON Sept. 17-Among the

e . ,- ,passengers sailing for New York to-

day was James Hope-Nelson, who is

. going to St. Louis to claim as his _ bride Miss Isabelle 'Valle of that f city. The marriage will add another

to the already’ long list of alliances

metro cancer. where a nnsothorium ri ms d E “ah

between Ame can g an ng ' title-holders. The bridsgroom-elect

is the eldest son and heir of Sir Wil-

d liam Hope-Nelson, baronet, who is a

' wealthy steamship owner. It is un-

" derstood that the wedding of Miss

Valle and Mr. Hope-Nelson will take place in St. I'.ouis early next month,

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NOTICE

The undersigned in author-

ized io negotiate for thesale of three sliver black ioxes,one` female and iwo males, Bom

J in the Charles Dalton Ranch | in Spring of 1912 Guaranteed

to be of the best Island stock.

NEIL Mel-EOD.

Barrister, Suminerside.

1482-9 I3M\f ‘ ‘

, .

il .Reels if, Slices

Thai Will Please

~ YOU

We have n let of men's

boots and shoes ranging

in price from A

*ill *.9 $590. " Hill'

We just have to sell them

and to do so have red .ced

2 them to

1 $3.00 a pdl; llllllkls 4 »5;\,l,lll!

i2'7 Queen Street.

Union Corner, Mr. and Mrs. of St. Elesnor’s and Rich

where the family gathered for a few ‘v ' _ ' S WINNIPEG, Sept. 16-A special hours to enjoy the fond recollections _ ,V U _ x ‘W dggpgtgh to the F;-ee press from Ed- 0( Child_ll00d, and the rellllion Of the . ` ` -»-- ' _ - mqhtqn ggyg 3 poftlgn gf the Ruth parents with their four sons, three Don't Hide Them with a Veil; Ro cults population s daughters and nine grandchildren." more Them With The Otbine ren ly made a `

sons present were Mr. and Mrs. Prescription. get control of the n' th

Lot 16, Mr. and Mrs. Will- '

. or

written

eu and is

removal

.al-f

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ha re effort to i e in a num-

have eni- ih their

piece, of the

the school

Of the

Ruthenian ber of

been

'ifi.s...-.ni éconfiutof van PLATED 'r s » , , ’ . ‘

'rad srooiisy uses ani* roaring, :fi .?dZ°i?.§;?§inDs}i£iS:iE:?a§P9?N§’

L - - ~ .

Webon bln I eeniirep m le f'l i ' . ‘

them at our evra arise. You will/gust l,h` Xi :xi lhgeiilggo ‘iCtwi'el ‘ con get coinpteie ali dounilhiiiianyi use-while ihsyigei ‘ . - '. P” ‘

vsrielil Js' we 2 ¢ ¢¢

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