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HEREDITARY.

Igsil 1882 consnmption wal

candida:-ed an hsredissry dilleav. ierefdre, alme~t hcarablr. li thatyesr Dr. Keck denaonetrated

wee due te ia‘\o.i>ue

M I. f H " ‘¢¢e scattered] :lb0\l\ li li" epistle ef eonenupt.v.il.

Park’s Peflscl Emulsion.

ip ¢ atop ie advance of all others -it eoetaiea Geaiaeol. the great _du-g apeoilie being pref cubed gy p\y|i¢-Sane the world cver_for gueanneeio n,eol-‘Ie and lrenchitin; la esnaniue the Hypoplhespiaoa ot' Line one Sods, me great recon- eieoaor of waited ae-i exhausted §g¢ge, nad is nentaine pure, tint-

qqgliay Und Ijvsr Ul, lon? rn- ¢;?i” <1 ns :Lg ci-o gn at food for eeeeninnarvam l’:uk’» Perfect linlaiin dose ana naunests the lose de! cate atom.-cZi_ l’lsasan'. easily di,-cated. nur.. .linen

lille Per Buttle- A I Erugglsl --lan ef. olnrad b_v--

HATTIE 6: li1\"LlUS, ISIJPLX. N. S.

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We are new booking orders for

January delivery-Decidedly one of the most striking novelties of recent years. Unique. beautiful, perpetual, Qeep, the ilneat decorative plant evt introduced. These fern balls aru- lore handsome than palms for decor- eive plants. and much easier grown.

Helly--Holly-4-and tennine Eng-

lish Golden asiatletee. Orders taken new fer delivery Monday before

X.“W"e I

Notable- Department , etc etc.

(Boise eellery. lettuce, parsley,

beets, tnrnipe, potatoes,

enhbnge, enione, eranberries lemons and pare beney in he comb. We lnve 50 lnrrda left of ehoiee winter leaping onions, low to the trade-by ie hevfell. by the 100 or -50 pound lers. Oar retail priee for 10 pound lets verylew, also eranberriea whole ale and retail.

J. J..GAY 6:. SON,

locket Hoses, Ch’eewu, P. E.I

Political Meetings

'lie nnletligsell having been in-

vifen by aieplllcel Conservative Cou- vennen el the Snnend lederal Dieu-ict ef @e_’e§Coen|yae shed as Candi- && Cer in dixinl. at the Provincial elnden le be held on Deeenaber 12th, hgbaeeenneehetheywillmeer ihs elders at he feliewing iles and pill;

lndee leak, iaeedsy, Deeaniber,

ihl, at 7 p. n.

New Glaegew, Tuesday, December

ii. at 2 p. m.

Whndq liver, Tuesday, Dseemlser

40. ni. 7 p. l.

lhll liver, lnrdey, December

60. at? ape.

Refi babie, Friday, December

Wi. at 2 p.n.

lltnn, Inlay. Deeenber 7-.h. at 7 I.

*Forth liver, Saturday, Daeember Ufh. it 7 p. l.

New hvee, Donlay, Deeember 10th

at 2 p. I.

Cornwall. Monday, Deeember loth

at 7 . u.

Alain Hall, Tueaday,Deeember 11th

at 2 p. ns.

speetlnlly invited so attend.

Jomt T. Mmusn,

lrnnam Gnmairr.

80 d k w td

Pulilieal' Meetings

Heder of th: Electors ef the

Home ether Diaries will ee held at

the fellewiaz imc and plaeee so which the Oppoetlen Candidates are respect- hlly ravlhl.

H array River Hall. Tnendey, Nov.

l¥\\a\?p. n,

it7p.l_.

lien William. lanky, Nev. Nth

at7y.m.

'lee government eandidates are r¢.~{

ligh leak, Wednesday, Nev. 261.11*

nccnnus run Punucan wus or A, emo .ngsoowsnisntto slip base 1

" ' A *Q 'Luke 19. 1-145. Memory verses, 8-19 G Id ;‘:k ' I 0 “,”w¢_ _ § 1 GOLDEN TEXT' k d to S ou °" 3 Sons of Scotland mecte every second

, l`l\e Son of man is come to see an l si.-ive that which was lost.-Luke lil. 10

l.ESSO.\` llI‘II.PS.

l. "And Jesus entered"--Still continu-

inir his last _journey toward ~T€l°\1SBl¢U1- l The end came fast. "-l¢l'iCh0""-A “Ch und influential citv and a centre of trade.

Ll. "2’.accheue"- -l’r0b&bl)' 1* Jew bY birth

lsee versa in, but because he had engaged , in :\ business so infamous in the eyes of ` the Jews he was consiilcrcrl a ml‘¥‘0 heathen. “U-liief among the publioaus"» ’l`ax collector' general of a province, with ofdcers who collcctcd for him. “l{ich"- l The tum-_itlicrs were allowed ahtrge por- centage of their receipts, and often took -more th theirjustdues; hence were a i rich but! greatly hated class.

:\.“Ile sought"-~-1.itcrully, was seeking

""l`he verb expresses vividly the oft re- peated attemps of the little man to get n. glimpse of the prophet as he passed."-~ Plumptie. "To sec .]esus"~-“lt is prob- able . . _ that already Znccheus was effected with sonicthin;: more than mere curiosity, which led him, perhaps hc ‘ knew not what. to ocsirc to see Jesus."-~ i Curry. "Press" Two crowds _iostlcd each-*Gnlilean pilgrims, hundreds of whom *bebly docked about Jesus, and the Miers of Jericho.

"Ran before"-In advance of the moving

_ crowd. “Syacmorc"--"_-\ lofty and shady tree, the sycamore was planted along the wayside for the benefit of the pedestrian.

Ita stem is short and frequently fifty

‘ feet in circumference and its houghs ` extend horizontally to o. great distance." *Bible Plants. “That way"-The road to Jerusalem.

5. “Zaccheus make haste"-Our Lord

. by divine powa evidently read Zaccheus' heart. From the beginning of this last southward journey he had acted as ri monarch: he no longer enjoys secrecy upon his apostles, and his pcremptory .command to Zaccheus is in keeping with the triumphal entry to Jerusalem which was so soon to foliow."Ahide"-Possibly overnight; but it is more likely that it was to he amiclday rest. "As thy house"- ‘ The words gain a frwh sigciflcance if we ` remember that Jericho was at this time .one of the chosen cities of the priests. ,l Our Lord passed by their houses and those ,of the Pharisees in order to pass the night Lin the house of the publican."Plumptrc.

` 6. “He made haste"-“If Zacchcus and _ had not been alert now, he would have ,failed of his only opportunity." Came , down"-.-L changed man# Conversion is a =, short process. "He must have been cou- ivertcd somewhere between the branches ,and the ground." -Moody' “}_ieceived him -.joyfull_v"-Which he would not have done

if he had not previously longed for him.

7. “They all murmured" -Till a. man is

, converted he can never be pleased with l` the way God dispenses his favours. “A sinner"-A sinner in the sense of the

‘tenth he was an outta-‘.55 from society and ~ regarded as a traitor to his country. an 1 unscruplous otiicial, and :-1. grinder of the , poor. Probably there was not a- man in .~ all the crowd who did not hate him.

8. “Stood”-A formal act, as of one who

is about to make a solemn declaration.”-

Vincent, “I give" llc is speaking not ol’

\ his pastcustom. but of his present purpose- t “By false accusation" it was common for _ the publican to put a fictitious value on s property or income, or to advance the tax to those unable to pay, and then to charge usurioue interest on the private debt. “I restore fourfole"-The Roman law obliged publieana to make fourfold i restitution when it could be proved that

, they had abvsed their power.

k 9. “And Jesus said"-Apparently both -to Zaccheus and listening Jews. “Salva.

ition"-The Messiah himself, and the

1 pardon which he he had spoken. “A son 7 of Abraham.”-Doubtless he was a. Jew `and therefore descended from Abraham, but this phrase would seem to imply f something deeper. His faith had brought him intosplrltual kinship with the father W of the faithful. ‘L 10. “To seek" etc-“We learn from this l' that, though Zaecheus seemed to seek

the Lord to see him, yet the Lord was _ secretly seeking Zaccheus”-Sadler.

' ,“Lost”-Who can measure the depths of

', this great word Z ~

One of the most danger~

ous and repulsive forms of

' Kidney Disease is -

Pill

for which I)odd's kidney Pills are the only certalin cure. In Dropsy the Kid-` neys are actually dam/ned

‘ ° d the water, which l zfdglld be expelled in the

form of urine, flows back V

I- and lodges in the cells of

the flesh and pulfs out the skin. Remove the filth which plugs _up the drain.

, Restore the Kidneys to

health.- There is`orxly one

..l .i .\~_ 5. * q..,,_.,. _~:_'__

mf! ull mt Slh00l HQIIC, FII. Kidney Medicine

day, Kev, 80th. at7 p. in.

St. llargaleed Wear School House,

Monday, . 3rd. at 7 p. rn.

Hilton Cross Hall Tueaday,Dse. ith.

at 7). I.

Lower llonlngne Hall, Wednesday,

Dee, ith, at 7 . m

p .

lmtberdale Ball, Thursday, Doc.'

Oth. at 7 p. n.

Yalleyield Hall, lriday, Dae. 7th.

at 7 y. h. ‘

Gnnmunial Glen Hall Saturday

Dooos KIDNEY Pl-L53--3;-___

.lt l, nl 7 P. l, ’ ,

*WF* 156110 Hall. Monday, Dee. E E I

IO. nt 7 p. U. ‘ lh na.-an one nu 'r

n. lg .tra e May!

A. 1. ""‘- With or without Plates.

Joan anna; 1. " - _n ‘ . "_rn_ iberal Candidates,

_ l//5 _ lin.

ri ` .

MIIABURN S

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fr' - - Am """" °° n

hitch '

We wont every wmunn mul young girl

who is weak, nervous, pnlc-faced und bloodless, troubled with heart p;\lpit:..tiou, dinzixiosa, faint spells, or run down con- dition of thc .~'y.-l.cu\, to know that in Milburn’s llenrt and Nerve Pills there is

centres. cnricl1c.~‘ tin- blood, infuses new

up the health.

life to the use of these pills.

Mas. Arunalmz 1.iviN<:.<;roNr:,

Athens, Ont

a remedv whicli sti-cngtlicxis and regulates the hoort, clcctrilivr. :uid rcncws thc nerve

life and energy into tho .=}':iLcxxi:i1id builds

Read this .~'t-.\.l.c::u>:1t of fi. wonmu who

has tried tlicni; "I was troubled with palpitntion of thc liczzrt :md ivoalmcss for some tinic, and :it ln-:ta bt-came so had that I could llzirdly drug: uiysclf aihout.

heard of l\lii`ouru`s !l<~:irt and Nerve

Pills curing so 1n:u\_v ibut I tliouglit I would try them, und lu-l`;>ro I had fin- ished using thc six lmrrcs ivliicli I had purchased I was completely curcd and able to work. I fool cciilillcnt I owe my

(ln Neck.

Anyone who has ever been

troubled with boils can sym~ pathize with poor old job. There was no Burdock Blood Bitters in those days, so job had to suffer in silence. Now- a-days no one need endure the miseryof boils. _

All they have to do is take

B.B.B. when their blood will be cleansed of all impurities and every boil will quickly dis- appean

Miss Lydia Moody, Ruscom, Essex Co.,

Ont., sends the following statement of her case: - “ Some time ago my blood got so out of order that many boils appeared On my body and prevented me liaving any rest. I had nine on my neck at different times, and quite n number of small ones came on my shoulders and arms. _

“Our next door neighbor, seeing the

condition I was in, told me to take B.B.B. for my blood, and I did so. ~ “ At't.e_r I had finished the first bottle I found that some of the boils had disap~ pea:-cd and all the rest were getting much smaller. I then got two more bottles, and by the time I had these nearly all none there was not a boil to be seen. Ile-.-idea this, a headache, from_wh1ch I .<n|l'eri»d in-eaitly, left me, and I improved so much in health that I 8.111 DOW nstreng, robust girl."

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COLD WEATHER

Although belated is sure to Come before long. Be prepared for it by having your stoveaand

Model Tin Shop. 0°” H055. all prices.

and sold.

f W. Hém §TEYENSON

flllllill

We have for sale as bbls of good

bbl. Also by the peck nt xzc and qc.

We have n quantity of Pure Home

Made Raspberry Jam also imported

it O W

Ki€E¥

requirements sh at the lowest prices.

furnaces at-tended to by W. H. STEVENSON at the'

Second hand stoves bough

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o. iiuiusnin, M. I1.

Sf!|¢. All work guaranteed °

. - DANIEL M LK ‘ 22723 fl PHI 25 Artistic Taiieringiiifr

Domumu or CANADA, _ Province of Prince Ed ward I.-[(m,

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S-l P. A. \lc|l|TYllE, Lleul. Gnarno

A PROCLAMATION

the Pro1:z'nc`e of Prince Edward Is

- land, &:c., &c., ¢f:c.

December, next.

cordin ly

t sembly.

Z L

are re quired to take notice and govern hemielves accordingly.

year of Her Mr1jcs£y’s Reign.

By Command,

S DR- J. P. MURRAY.

._21a&r ~- '

REMDVAL!

"Wing ie 8 Xreat increase in b '

,- _ usiness I have “’. Block on éreat m_9ved to the Robinson f Cralbc-'s Corner rgedsireetia fewidwis "onh meet all old friend' W ede I Shan be pleased to delight in we _ S, all as mpny new oneS_ as dn "mg “P40-GHLC. Well Biting

HMS. made after the litest New York St [Q5 Repairing and PY¢55iUS Clone in ilrst glass;

' or ' :rs

y His Honour PETER ADOLPHUS

I MCINTYRE, Lieutenant Governor oj

WHEREAS, the Legislative Assem-

bly of this Province stands prorogued uutilTuesday, the Eighteenth day oi

I have thought lit, by and with the

-advice and consent of Her Majesly’e Executive Council of this Province, to dissolve the said Legislative Assam- bly, andthe same is hereby dissolved ac

g .

And Ido hereby give notice to the

members lor the several Electoral Districts and Towns and Royalties, within the said Province that they are hereby discharged from further at- eudauca in the said Legislative Ae-

Aud I do further declare that I have iveu orders, that Writs calling a egislative Assomby be issued in due fo~m. the said \Vrits to bear date the

.and to be returnable on Wednesday, _- the Second day of January, A. D., 1901. of which all persons concerned,

tGz'ven 'unclermy hand and the Great

Seal of this Province, at Charlotie-

* town, in the said Province, this

T hirtcent/L clay of November, inthe year ofour Lord, one thousand ni-ne hundred, and on the Sixty/:jburtlz

I Pnsicuui nm sunsenu

YOU WANT 3 3

Empire Tablets. with -the

crossed Bndgs, Union Jack ‘. v:Cana ian Ensign, on <10! each sheet. Ruled

and plain, note and letter

sizes. W e have a large line of other tablets as we 1.

U *X5

WU*U

Hd&@#O#9#9%C#l

. _ _ _ ,J hill is hereby extended to all young

.,-'Aff men and women interested in X,

practical edueation te write fer the gm’

l is oi sv|.i.asus 1

if unmue ~uusm=ss nurse.

i.l

'll

Cl#C#0#

- J Piles M

. ,-‘hull md

u.iLl|=Ax, . . _ . _ , N. s. l,.\;‘ e ""1 “WL _

il ` " _.lm Kautnacu a scnuknan, Ji¢iiii'n\sae¢|e°i W' num" m

. r 1,1 _ ‘.lkl'lWll.\\'»i\|ly%§|llkI

p ANGLS McJ11ILLAN. ,ip Novgg dm, pnpmum

P,~0\'§g9||;1Sg¢1gt;._r_y_ ill, - F __' _A ` ‘-I m ' m' ““"”'°B*'|'“.°°»'UU'@Q

i .Drs Ghleele Olntment G- " ”§.¢»»“'.

Monday ln each month in l{eo\\an1o’s Hall, Prowss Block.--E. Cannnox, Rec. Secret

My onaxol onnlls.

Boyne Le`dge. No. 814, mesh ind and 4th Fridays in' Wrl¢ht’e., Hell, at 8 p. m.--I). MCNEIL, Recordinl Secretary.

Ge 's Led No 1171 mee

LanyWallaoeLodge, No. 27, meets lst

Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of

each month. Visiting brethren welcome. Crr! Council meets thc second Monday

Mayor, H. M. Davison. City Clerk.

Stewart Secretary

ronnsruns.

St. urge _ ge, . V every [Tuesday night, at 8 o‘e1ock, In 333°' FWF* 5*, 5'-W om.. ~ua1i.-D.J.MoKm1<on,ssmwy. Dyspepdaa&ef\Ul\» _

and :hd Fridays, in Wright a Hall.--Han. L C R. Sec' .

noesaum, y

L. 0. Y. B. A.-Mizpuh Loyal Ornnle .n mm

Young Briton Lodge, No.’14l, meets every "mm", _

Thursday night in Od’cr's Hall.-Br-nest ¢°,,¢;,.¢;,, Hodgson, R. Sec'y. and making yen

ln each month. Dr..lames Warbuton 'QM 'nn an

The Charlottetown Sol iool Board meets _ ml he first Monday of 'ez ch month. Ewen

’ ° ` 1

Counr Avounann, 1.0. F., second and

fourth Tueada.y’s of each month ln Ho- ehanic’s Hall, Grafton St.--- H. V Buntain, Sec'y.

Covivr MOUNT Srsrimlv, I. 0, F. ilrst

and third Tuesday of each month in Mo- chanlc’s Hall Grafton St.-~-Renont Sec'y

Prince George Encampment. Royal

Foresters meets every Innraday in

‘ Vright’s Hall.---Murdock McLeod [lust-

uus Archivist.

'Jourt Charlottetown, 0.0. F.,i1rstfand

_ th 'rd Thursday. Hechanids Hall.----F. S. Mitchell, Sec'y.

Court Abegwelt, C. 0. F. meets ln Forester’s Hall, Prowse Block, on the lseconl and fourth: Thursday ot each montl. ---H. W. Weeks, Rec.-Sec'y.

ausons.

St. John's Lodge in Masonic Temple ond Tuesday in month, David llc Lennan, Sc-:`y.

Monday in month. J. R. Davison. Sec'y

Alexander Chapter, Royal Arch May-

- sons in Masonic Temple, first Thursday in month except June. July and August. J. J. Weldon Sec'y.

¥ Apples for present use at 91.50 ptr vicmria' 1‘°d3'° in M”°ni° T°mPl°v ami'

Prince iildward Preoeptory, Ne. 88

Stiiwbpzfv M1151 i>=f'lbb°11y qgflvfity-E Knights’ Templars 3rd Wednesday of

Q ,Q rf. bofffginn ¢ “up "ry men' each month in Masonic Temple.

degree A. 8: A. S. R. 3rd Thursday, fo1low~ K

Fei' christmas °‘ °“ 91 - mg sm Wednesday, Jann...-y, april, July, 1° 'ill Bill'

We have a fnll supply of the u_sual Oct- i I 0 m

OUDFKLLOWB.

"TW E“’°k T” ’5° 15-" , Port La Joie Encampment on second ma*

Wednesday in each month.---D. R. Mo

LennanR. S. St. Lawrence Lodge every Monday

evening E M Younker, Sec'y

I'°"°' §i‘°°n S“°°t° Whdey every Friday evening

A ` in their hall in Victoria Row W. R.

Boreha.m.Sec’y.

Alpha Rebekah Lodge. No 10, meets

Ella Beers. Secretary.

xivrcrrrs or Pvrnlas. _

Knights of Pythian-"Empire Lodge. No.

p 19. every Friday evening nt»8 o’clock, In Pythian Hall, Prowse’a New Block.--J.H.

Hall Victoria Row..---E. ` H. Duchemln

J' I “A I I I I-'I Sec; Loral. cnnsannna.

einen# one-semen ..°.§’.‘;‘l.‘;’f;”l....,f.`.; ._..‘.";‘.".._3.‘2§.“‘l..il‘ -

*JUST wmrr 3 3 w '”“°~S°°f-

_ SONS OF 'I'El(PERANCE.

Victoria Division, S. 0. T., en Monday,

at 8 p. m,

Orient Division, en Friday, at 8 p. m. Prince Edward Division, No. 1, meets In Wrightfs Hall, every Tuesday.---W. H. ark cl 5 1 f. we

°ii|nmuloisioil° T- I'--

* * Aifialke Laxtagtivfiu lifiroggo Quinineu AgnnciQ, Mlrhet ld

ruggis re n °

Q- Q“°¢“ 5°f°°*- °PP- P"°`"’¢'°~ tocure. 25c. E. W. Ggolilrigggignatnre i: “nl B`“k' `

on each box

B3DiiSl1j:EhIC1'CI1CC. _

° T P. E. I. Ba 1 C f

holdxiits next sessioxiiiirihe oldiarigslifcihyritiix ‘

; _ “__ at Marshfield Tuesday Dec. 10th and Llth. I . .______

The subscriber having sold the stock The prom-,,m is as f,,1|,,,,.,,,_ on ni w

. . eng- di,

in trade of the business lately carried TUESDAY Monynm 9,, ¢`i,,, of t“,,,m

on by Weeks & Warren, request all 1_ Rgpom, fmm gommmw (8nn¢\weexneptrad>eew1we:--_ persons indebted to the iirm to make 2_ Add,.es,,_ ~-our Uemmy Fund-~ 'l‘relne0ntweri

imm diate payment at the store, Graf- Rem M,._ G,,,.d,ne,._ Read Down. Stations.

L0" Slfeel- _ 3. Applications for Home Mission mt' P3' 4° 3° P»U~ All accounts not paid before Dec. , Grants c0nSide,.ed_ -5.1!) 3.10 0.§,lv. Clvtownar 20th next, will be placed in Lawyer’s 4. Address,- Preyeras a Factor in Q3 Jil*

1 Ollice for collection. the Pastors work " Rev A E 5_5 £8 7'" H W? 7

V \ ’ _ ° ' 0 w ~ 7

_ H- WEEKS- Hooper. - ms sas 1.51 m::.~am us. :£5

Chtown, Deo 5, 1909,-eod&w2w TUESDAY A,_,..,.mN0o,`._ :Ii-

1. Devotional Exercises led by Bro .IJ Lv. hgqgm Arthur Simpson. 8.65639 8.21 Kenstnimn

-sl 2~ A P°°°'~-“fm” °f ‘”"’ pf,"-"" ’~*~/' `~ -l* f' ‘- -*' ` , Progress on P:E. I. during the 2,35 9,3 . `-1, .I century." Rev. W. H. Wanna

fill) 3.'.ri.¢chfiua’..Ds

Fourteenth day of November, instant,-. ~,~_lll'_ - _ A

° f Tnnsnav Evnumo.

s n u y as a soul

winner. Rev. H. Carter

1. Sermon by Rev. J ohn Clark. 2. Evangelistic service cond ncted b

Rev A. H Whitman

At both evening sessions there will be

$1-_-_-ig

$3 §i isle ,_ iiili

ufnczm nesinnicr-mi si.. nu mi F* ‘UN

cm Billing' A day evening S. E. Hall Victorin Row. . “""""‘

OHICB HOUPB'-*8 t\_ ; to 2 T_ Newsgn' Sgc’y_ 7 to 8. Lodge Prince Edward meets seeendand _

TELEPHONE 323 . fourrth Tuesdays of each month ln S.0.E. mm, p

riiaseeeeaebsyehlepslil =

Heels

DR. 'CUTS

wld

lceaiiifii”

ne snap. amen Term?

Tut

every first and third Tuesday ning.»- Wai ,sm W

SmeltsandBeba

All eerraqadnn

nerd.

S. B. WIIEY l

Boston Mal, 'HKU

No v- 1 d&w4m

0.10 8.45

1.50 amii i3"“°i

W §.‘:.-in Alberton or Tlgnish lv

3.15 10.01 L31 10.55 5.88 11.35 am lain P. ar. mr

Ll. Ll.

7.¢D Bm Qbownne ll"

fi- - ° ° ’ gg is i Jnneslen i -;i . ` oiferings taken for missions. 55; gg 35%?"

._ __ 'll _ ‘

i 'F TIE . G. P. Ra rnonn. 10.!! Ml er *eerie lv nl

n ._ “g

. t, EL a.l. rm. 4.5 AQ;

(S, Business Educators kssoolallu (5.3) ° 1.1. na. mamma 1...

1‘s\

8.ll8.U lvlnntnt 7;

-To Tue- _ fi s.s4'4.in on-diqaa :in ':` 'i I , ‘

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910 8.0 artleotewn lv 0.#

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'rio iv .tea sr ‘ii

em arC Tnaverselv nl