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Mothers '

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1-Most Mothers Let Their Sons and Daughters ` Grow up to be Selfish, Spoiled and Self

Centered. _Mean_while, They Pray 1,/tf,‘@()bf

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That Their Children Will be , T \~ f

Spared From Getting Just the Kind of Husbands and _Wives Their Children Will Make

the mot. s in the riorld are down on their knees every night preying

[` lio tlei inclilldr fron rli tl ki of! b

io. sme i r oi cn 1 ma r ng ie nd ius ands and

\\1\es that they nrt rearing up for some other

ii child t

` ‘ depends upon the kind of a wife he gets. Every

woiiiiiii knows that her dau.Zhtf2f'S h£IDDiYl¢SS and it..-ll being di.-pciiils upon the man she marries.

Every mother wants her son to marry a girl

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iili-.is and ideals :uid who has had high principles iiisiiii-_~.i in her. she iriiiiis him to marry a girl who lhis becii taught to control her temper Mid he!

1- iii i , \.iio lui: li.itl :lie spirit oi Liiisciiisiiiiess incuicatcd in her, who

V-_l,_,_.,` ,_._,,~,i.;p (_. ._-.'..» :ind t;iki- :mil phiy fair iiiiii to nieet the ups and downs 1,; ,ge with ii <11. ~.‘l'tul pliil.i.iipliy and to iii’ iieitlier it Kfflfief 1101' 5 qiiitrer.

L7'.'ci'y mother hopes that Jicr son will find that l€W€1 3b0‘/ff P1'1C9»

U \--ic “nn secs well io the ways of her household; a wife who is thrifty

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1.; il liiiiiisirloiis and energetic :ind who knows how to take Care of thi!

X., .., .V 1,,-y iiiisiiiiiivl eni-ns; a \\'-ite \vlio iiirikes a comfortable and D08-C6311 i.;-.il liiippy lionie for her liusbaind; a wife who is ai good cook who feeds

lz< r liii_sii.iii<l on noiirlsxliing, well-prepiiwd food and who Won’t poison him T

ti ’ ii .iw J’-is :»ioin:icii :inil his nerves with SUiJi=’.V Steaks and Sm" hmm

ii.i.i ii;-1ii.v.iii‘i~ eoiice be-:ore lie is 40. Q1.

\1,,-i,...- i.-,S (1 L-iw,-.rip of the girl thc Lord would send her son for a

win- ii hi-r ici-rciii petitions were answered, but is she busy trying iv

bi-iiils' up her diiiifgliter to be the answer to some other woman’s prayer? Not so that you can notice lt. `

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On the contrziry, ever since the day Mary was born mother has done

i-rp;-,\.iiiiii.; she could to develop her into the kind of wife She does not Sa

uaiiit 'oliii to iiiiirry. From her cradle up she has spoiled Mary rotten.

Siu- has never disciplined her in any why. She has never denied her` The

ini,-iliing' it was possible to get for her. She has patted and pampered iSupremely great the passing years

hi-r rind siicriiiced everybody to her, :ind Mary has grown up believing

tliiic slic hxis ii <ll\'iii/1 title to the best of everything and that nobody has Desi:

An To

the iiglit to th\v.irt her will. f

\,\'p._-U more were any hai-cl things to do, mother did them, When To

there \-:ere any sacrifices to be made, mother made them. Mother Walked vilixle Mary iiiid thc car. Mother wore her year-before-last’s dress and nziil her slices patched, so that Mary might have a new frock for every

chief: and silvlri' slippers. When Maiy WIS CTOSSCG and Went 11150 nt? we

oi temper, mother apologized for the things she hadnt done, and Mary

Fin

iorgzive her. Newer

And niotlier iicver taught Mary to do :1 single practical thing. She i

Are

nc\'i~:' tiiught her to cook or sew or market or even to keep her own room

vi--lin, becuiisc she said a girl would learn how to keep a house when she

ihid to. That is the way Mary was brought up, idle, lazy, shlftless, in- Thago

ni wife mother broiiglit up for some other young man, but heaven pro- O"

'_' izipiitciit, cxtmvrigniit, high-tempered and self-willed. That is the kind

t-_ et John from getiiiig one like her!

And it is the same ,way about her daughters husband. Mother has See an

been married lierself :md she knws how completely a w0man's happiness Thee ‘ lies in her hitsbaiiils hands, and she never lays her head tl}J0n her P11' °

low without petitioning the Almighty to send her little girl a. husband we who will be generous and kind and tender and understanding and affec-

tionate to her.

But does motlicr consider it her life job to prepare that sort of bless-

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ing to bestow on some other \v.iinans daughter? Far from it. She M

knows that Tom will marry when he grows up, but she should worry

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about whether his wife curses the d ay she got him or blesses it. So wt

mother waits on Tom hand and ioot and never demands a thin! °f mm.

mia she permits him to hiiii buck to her and say insulting thlnss to her- Thy

nnil she lots him grow up arrogant and overbearing and with no idea of

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r'.'i-r curbing his passions or desires or doing anything that d°€S“¢ PWHB , e

liim or having the slightest regard for the feelings 01` 1'i8m5 0f BUY 09° Let i-lsr. -

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she wsiiiri shudder si the thought of her daughter marryiiis Such "

ri youiv; man, for well she knows the kind of husband he will make. She

has scrii siicii liusbands by the score. _C

Tyrnnis who think a wife. is nothing but ia. slave whose sole func-

iioii is to kc;;i them comfortable and then get out of the way when they Q t ore not iviiiiteil. Grouchcs who vent :ill of their ill-temper on their an

families. Tightwrids who never give their wives acent of money of their m

own. Pliilaiiilerers who are always chasing the latest thing in skirts. :S Negiectiui husbands who never pay their wives my attention or do me

single thing toward making them hiiplly.

Many and many a mother would rather see her daughter dead than 6:3

go see her marry a mari who will treat her as her son will treat his wife.

has

wonhi s icn o marry

Eiiry wonian knows that the happiness and

pro.~pi-i~it_v and health of her son, even his very life,

inho has bw.-n brought up with the right Sort ol

Thy

around i ' ns

running der

year hast crowned.

K°0d»

Thee, songs of praise in all our hearts be

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Eh ms me

that

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Will. all it. goodness unled li ¢ ii. rho dun mcislinil p.¢i.,,¢ km, cal. esmn ii. perfect ccndinon to delight you. Your grocer can supply you.

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Thanksgiving

World of ours,

So bright, so beautiful, so .filled witl

good,

declares,

understood

those Whose hearts are set, whose ears are tuned

o Catch the whisper oi the passing

hour,

'ondrous tiiings

'itten in field and stieiiiii, on lent and flower.

thank Thee Father, lor our daily lite,

filled with goodness, so with blessings fraught,

daily ibari or benefits, the joys

have brought

es accomplished, wishes realized

d all the sweet experiences given,

enrich the revenue oi’ daily life'

heaven.

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thank Thee, Fatiier, that enchl passing day '

thank Thee, Fiitliec, for the

liberal hand hath scattered all

filled with plenty, Dresses

goodness, Thou the circling

paths drop fatriess, Giver of all

tribute of our love we bring to

found, sl

H 'f’lirri~ is nothing else so cynical and so tragic as that nine-tenths oi' C U L

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we thank rhcc, rhihci- for ihhf

Day unto day Thy wondrous love_

ght unto night , in language

read in Natures book the,

igroup, intended for sciriiig ivhiitg

elevate the soul or help to‘l1€d H110

1 Melt the butter and stir until _

us a little nearer to the goal, brown but not scorched' A-dd mel mixed mst with 2 tablespoons of

by faiths mysfemlus flour and ontl e stir iii ti t me hot sauce' Add the remaining

4 c nu r g un 1 he . influence' We I flour is brown. Then add the stock ‘ Ulmer in Smau pieces MW: tm

draw" *U '1`h°€» blessed AIWIID1' J and cook until thick and moi-iii.. 5 'mcg is tmckmedl

“the 5°” 'Cook the onions in thc oil or but-

ke “~W““d°"1“g Wing Weary ici- for 3 or 4 minutes, than add to ‘

Ve' the sauce and simmer for ten min- the wud waste of uf .S _ up ‘ Add 1 tablespoon tarragon vine-

umem C ut/es."Make a paste of the vinc,.rii gm and 1 mcspoon minced parsley

"5 59”' and mustard and add Just beioie

Homeless and stormtossed flietli for | Sewmg_ Serve with broiigd 0,- rom,-g, to }IC'1m""5"i`°e same'

d Widei ‘ meats, or poached eggs.

king for rest, nor finds it save in i

undant store, ’ li tm-

ksgiving and the voice of utes in stock or water, then strain,

head, Thanksgivin-, lliy, Oct stock and milk gradually :season

Al\lLlNG MOST PUB LICIZED OF PLAYERS

1 lucky oiies- rlicscn ns its ilebutante xiors and has just been given an

‘almost unprecedented b‘-l`yhoo in liar first p`cti|.rc, where she takes the part of a newspaper “sob sister.”

. Salle-y AriSt0CratS Woicreress Sauce

L' tiiblcspooiis butter tablespoons flour

1 cup fish stock or court bouillion 1 cup chopped watercress

‘vmut siibicties they iiiielit be given {;"‘££;_I‘)‘;ol;°I;;';o§l° frfjn fair.-dit lor, il' ilu; .iiiu:.tei'ed Lin Magus" muse wit; butter nom :` ““`"’”“““` “i "‘“‘““"” ” M' "°"“5 i 'ma fish Staci: when thickened and ‘iiiiportuiit unil u.~.c_ui s.iiii:es. 1ii...~im`mng mm “_;itm_m_esS md_seas0n_

iiieut, oi iioii, nic true "ti'.\iisioiixi- f 500503 fisnginutes'

So iniicli distinction can lie in u

.s:iui.-e, tiiiit it is stniiiige that more -'“pi‘.iiii cooks’ do not realize Ju:.L

ers" to work their iiiiigii: on u sim

ple iii'.iiii-course uisii. I "nommdaise Sauce

., . I, _ . aww 1'" C" , 4 tablespoons butter

I 2 tablespoons flour

3 iggigggi 1 cup boiling water

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2 cups brown stock " teaspoon sn t

I t bl l

3 large onions, minced or chop- 2 egg ;i?;°n emon 'mice

Melt 2 tablespoons butter-L add

_ .flour and cook slowly 3 minutes.

2 teaspoons vinegar or lemon* Then add boiling water gradually mc" and stil until thickened; add sea- 1 "easp°°”'dr~V mustard sonings and well beaten egg yolks

2 tablespoons oil or butter

Bernaise Sauce

Oyster Sauce

Bedlam" sauce 4 tablespoons butter

4 tablespoons flour

Wlien one of the li‘.rgeSt Holly wood proiluri-rs was ignored by the

judges viiio pick:-il ,thc annual crop gf Wnmpns baby film stars, it de- cided to cl.-ci s -me of its own and io ilu everytliing in its power ¢o see they outsiiiinc the oiliclzil nominc zs. Linda Watkins was one oi' three

til the sirup forms ii. soft ball when dropped into cold water, ,or until a candy tliermonieter registers 238 deg. F. Remove from the fire. Beat with a spoon until it is creamy. Drop in the popcorn and stir quickly until i each keriiei is coated with sugar, Put on ii greased platter and separ- ate the grains of corn.

,can be made on the kitchen stove,, ‘or over the glowing coals in the

ifurnace, and eaten buttered and salted in the usual way, or maybe threaded into rope-like lengths and

For The Cook

Marshmallow Pudding

Quick

ries.)

1 cup marshmallows.

‘fs cup sugar. 1 cup heavy cream, whipped.

cut 3 sugar, has

I whi

cherry.

Ofllllle Cake

1 cup brown sugar.

lf. cup butter.

ti cup grated cocoa.nu:.

1 cup dates.

1 cup chopped walnuts.

2 cups flour.

‘.5 teaspoon baking soda. l teaspoon baking powder. Ll eggs. ' '~

Grated rind of two oranges, juice one and fill cup with sour milk. Cream butter and sugar. Add

beaten eggs, fruit and nuts and the dry ingredients (which have been mixed and sifted) alternately with milk and orange juice.

SUGARED POPCORN

lit cups sugar.

1 cup water.

1 teaspoon salt.

2 quarts frcslily popped corn. Cook the sugar, water and salt un-

During the winter months popcorn

1% cups white stoc

1 slice onion

‘Ai carrot, sliced

Small piece boy leaf

Sprig parsley

6 pcppercorns _ 4 tablespoons butter

4 tablespoons flour `

1 cup scolded milk

‘Ai teaspoon salt Pepper to season

Cook onion, carrot,

‘vii cup oyster liquid.

_ Melt the butter, add the floiii ' :ind cook slowly for 3 minutes. Then odd stock and strained oyster liquid. 'Stir until thickened and smooth, tseason to taste with salt, paprika _

oysters and cook in ia. double boil cl

bay leaf. Dar-

" 1"” “"“‘i 11.4. cups fish stock. weii season- J “Sed f°r Cliilflrcrfs party decora-

ted milk, or chicken stock ~|fi°“5-

l dozen oysters, cut in pieces f

cup fruit Juice and pulp,

(oranges, pineapple or fresh ber-

Butter a clean pair of scissors and

marshmallws into quarters. Add

fruit Juice and fruit, which

been cut up. When the marsh-

`mallo\vs are softened fold in the

ppcd cream. Chill well and serve ` '

in. sherbet glasses. Garnish with A

entering, we are making an early announcement of the Guardian

m oem an ersona -. Faelaiom -. _Litumtana

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Wliatthcfuhiondkn an Wann;

£28.

Here’s a.

1-sq; `

Illntntel Drltaklq Inman I-‘\nHc¢ WM Inu Imam

nannsuiulvefwiipasi

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hhodnrotiuionallywlthpiantcdn Llvevdzincmwimiiauniytrim

slimming costume slip

of the bodice.

prove surprisingly Small.

Style No. 228 may bohndlngm.

14, 16, 18,2oyear|,36|nd$8il1olu| bust Eire 16 equires 2% ylrdn of 35-inch material with 3% .7l.rd| of edging. Crepe de china and flat crepe silk

an popularly used for the excellent service they give. .Besuratoiillinthasizonttho

pattern. Send stamps or coin (coin preferred.)

Price of pattern 15 oenll.

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5-YEAR.-OLD BOY V0'|.'lS

IN ELECTIONS IN UDUPE ABLE T0 NA-ME OANDIDATI

BE|'.iFASI‘, Nmih Irdhnd, Oct ll

that Paris has designed along the _Five yen-.W Emesf, M0

- tliernll

lines of the new 1r°ck- voted in the general election.

The interestink cut Oi the m0\lld-i In Ulster no one whose num

ed bodice extending into I deelliappears. in the register is bm-rea

point at the front proves a. particu-

.from voting if he can gi-tleulgu

larly slenderizing feature and gives the mme 91 5 candid te

circular falls so gracefully beneath the similar circular flaring hemline of the frock. The hem of the slip may be rolled by hand, which gives

Q. 1: mtrducea to the same per- out 6, ms mouth, med .t R and

.son for the second time, what should one say?

A. Nod and say courteoilaly,

"Yes. I've had the pleasure."

Q. Is it still customary for 5 man

to offer an apology for the glove when shaking hands with a woman? ’A. No, lt is entirely unnecessary. Q. In expensive dining rooms, to

what does the ten-per-cent-tipping rule apply?

A. To bills over- $3.00.

Our Christmas Number

a . Emest

lengthened line. The skirt heingic,-,u1d_

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"Have a cigar, old maxi?" “Don’t mind 11.1 do. But whats

the occasion?" .

‘ "Oh, I’ve got an addition to my

family.

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i EtlqUBt@ - i ‘ “You dont say. Congratulations."

5, 3.5¢” M, 1 said the recipient enthusiastically, i

ache put s match to the Gigilr. Af- i .

ter a few puffs he took the cigar

observed, "About the tenth child, I should say

Girl-"I like A ms.n's suit to march

his hair-brown hair, brown suit- bliwk hair, black suit--"

"And what about me?" asked the

bald-headed man. .

“Did the patent medicine you pur-

-chased cure your aunt?"

"Mercy no, On reading the circu-

lar that _was wrapped around the bottle she got two more diseases."

i Judge (after charging jury)-“Ir

Drawing and Story Competition

'ro give youu; people a. chance ot ,

the evidence?

}there any question that my one

would like to ask before considering

Juror-“A couple of ua would like

to know ll the defendant boiled thc

. Christ N ber itl

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as 1oliow|.- '

'FWHM 18 and 20 YEARS.-

- __--_...sq Bb: best stories -lst prize $300

0 o ' does he keep the yeast out?’

E M 9771103” Sllllld i ui Boys Ann omhs sa- i

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.rye had a ,md dm.. md me land prim. tum: ai-a pri.-.e. ti.oo.` ' ° N I I

For best drawings:-lst prize.

. ti eu bui is 4 th - _

‘and 1 teaspoon lemon juicc, Add gm. gms h;irIi1esfsorm}i;imi;‘ crane Ott* fnvy Rnd Prize, $2-00; 3rd prize,

f 5 I te _ S office boys asked the aftemoori ol!‘ (2) Boys AND Qmm LBS 'billedmogupoichejiric with fish' hard' to attend his aunts funeral. Bo, i THAN 13 YEARS!-

EES- -

ey, and peppercoriis for 20 min- being onto his scheme, as I thought, 2 §°'p:z°°° PI1;%» 82.00:

- - i said ra go along too." “ "' i ’ P’ ' 75°-

elody. there should be 1 cupful ol liquid. Mlnlster Can’t Sleepy His friend chuckled. "Great ideal gl3?gnb;s;riz:r?,Yi%g.s§_,;i1st mme’

Melt fat, add flour and tlien arid het St0maCh GHS is Ca\lSe Was it a good game?" ' shoulii not' expglgdnxelqosgé

<-‘ ' - - . "'rmys when I lost out,-» “my words. The subjects should be oi'

12th. 1931. i with salt and pepper. ! ‘gm 15 years I hgxl gas bloating admitted the man of business. -.It ghlixtureiuimeigrawings

- _ _,Z---------mg;--n-» ---~;f~»e.f*_-: _un res css seep. e vi.-St doses of h , au 5 mmm

eir power to abolish domestic misery and make practically every ;i'm1e"”"" b"0U€1lt relief and now 1 was is aunts mneml‘ i;\\kuIWm\°llt 811541118 111105. Ind lags a. success, and they do not even make an ell’ort to do so? For i i:,n,,v;.;g;€€§i€{!;,§gvs].$c}:)ari3‘?zbecx:i£:Ll<y eat- During an mteme 1°" 509110 3!! ghgetdo;‘(:1t0¢2€p:,erg`.erT~té;‘;"n:u1;a1;; mother could raise her sons and dught/ers to make good liiisbnnds i You cam; get rid of gpg by doctor. the movies, when thc hero was do- CUUIBB. be original work, not mon'

wives ii' she would, but she iioesri t. iing the stomach. For gas stays in the ing his stuff wifie nudged hubby copies.

-im .UPPER b el ‘ '

ow . Adleriko. reaches and said. Entl‘leB. addressed tn Uhrlltinas

e brings up self-centered cgotists. intent on getting the best for 1 BOTH "pp" “nd NW” b0W°|. WHSI1- .. ' mmb" ca-re Ch3l'1°5¢°¢0Wh Gill!!!-

elves, with no sense of justice or idea. beyond the plcasiii-0 of the iigivgggnggisggi bzgiige wus; gm' love toymiz §k;k;,tn€;,?}l mv" make L?-ghiggtwnymil tif” Bmw" i

nt’ wmmuti stamina or staying powers' and me" sh” “"5” ‘D “wk Drug C0-. Ltd- pl “shes "Say," he replied "do you know f°°°W¢d n°t later than Dn:¢“:ib:| i her own ch ldren won't marry the kind ol husbands and wives she F" ff” Mimiile iienil 2° th 1 ' 180- Tho Prize Winners will be im-

epared tor some other womans child en. DOR. _ . FR "'“'“" -'“ '“"‘E“""‘ 0°" E sa an that guy gets for “mc

A strange, sad thing, isn't it, that the mothers in the world have it i

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r *W OTHY Dlx , V mm. Ax. si. 1-mn. iiii..i._ that?" ,”°”“°°d 1'" °h° mmm” .

-SHE HAD “Tiié Bi`UES’i’il M

H-with Fits ol Crying. Mrs. Sim- if yo.. as hw ii. spas.,

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|18” Siys SM I5 “UW 3 r0hu5t i\£lt.)iL;'iiirl<l;up your ball‘lT,ul'llqmi- cmnan. Thanks is Dr. Williams’ "“;§,f“,§‘,‘,7,'§_‘_f_,§?,,“ff¢ ,ms ,. ,M

' llld other Skills Whkh hug; th

(!mlc)‘ amount of haemoglobin of oxygm.

wfryins Isnt in the blood. Thu is

fb# imfnffhiilx secret of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pilh which makes than neun to perform wondi:s.'I‘lz increased oxygni in the l;lood re-vii-Ilia: the lima o the bod , nlmpm- ing the lppetite Jill input.

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L` 'I had neurilgia, back-ache,

csc-blink and a. nervous con- H

giition wliirli mused his of ery; NU# ng and spells of the blues, P” .writes Mis. II. Simpell, Do- HA

n.i..'mi Avenue Midland, on- " nat. -wan Sofa me 1 .iid om Mm'

ing sense of well-being md

hizppines.

not know-only I was always

lined and out of sons. . . . A neighbor rscomrnendcd Dr. Williams' Pink Pilla,so Go to L dm; stole iodsy md get g

iicciiicil to try them. . . . Alter the supply of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills-g

siepyouvdlnevermgretulonguyou live. Somnuapackgn Bom;-gn,

R._ANl? MRS- -W V Aim; it the mth' T T T "°"

B7 Gosu-women I-we 'Tits 7 bi _ Wu _ K ' ” " ‘ . "3"" W ““ 1"" By BRIGGS

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Eailhill use of about four boxes my

happy once more. Occasionally I take a say "Dr. Wllllum' " so that the dmggm

ealtli became isiabilshed And I was

imyei, m¢mw1m»mn,m'|1u§bo~mmrph¢,p_!!,` 1, I woman.” » '

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Sommws ELSE v on LM/I iT'At°~a

iisv is 'mir Ni/ New Mr vom >'Ani<ms lawns '?

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