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PAGE?---Wonder ~ `- ° , ' - ` 1'- "_ - f' ' " _*_ _ ‘ "" ` I fo( Results to dill ,_ " - ~ ' " -' 2 .1‘»= -if ' , URNHVG Edrfloi dldverffsers. . - ~ » . _- ~ " e V , : ---Goes into Over

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25 CENTS PER ldUN'.l'H

~-~-- ` V _. _ 'CHARLOTTETQWN' PRINCE EDWAFD ISLAND’ CANADA’ TUESDAY: AUGUST 211 1906' is1Nc1.aco1»v"r\vo csnrs

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SCOTTISH GATHERING rltlnll; will THE l=oREsT FIRES

AT VERNON RIVER BRIDGE nl slltlllllllt ARE STILL Rnollvc

One of the Most, Successful ln .History of Club- immense Attendance inthe l3y‘Electlon to be Held in the Province of New Brunswick-Every Effort Made to Beat ,,

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"`E’tl'“°t¢d that Thi” ll‘0U53`“dl P¢°Pl¢ we” 0" "W S°°i‘ W'l', N" _Awa Back the Flames-The Heat Terrllc-Factories in Sussex

The annual Scottish tiathcring in-hi

yesterday on the beauliful grounds of the Riverside Driving Pink, nt Vernon liiver Bridge, was one ofthe must successful, from every point of view ever held under the auspices of the Caledonian C ub of Prince Edward Island for many years

The location was admirable and thc

" -- a

lGround--Address of Welcome Presented The n ~; _'_ Compemd to (Jose on Account of ,t Dam ge

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0'l"|‘AwA,August20 -(SpecIal)- It is

RUNNING HIGH LEAP.

lst. -iohn McLeod, Vallcyiicld, l'» ft Bt ln. Zuni, llcrbert M. Campbell, Montague.

Bid, John Mc[’iierson, Montague.

TIIHUWING LIGHT HAi\li\lER (OPEN)-

, ill' ft 7 in.

affair drew an immense concourse of| 2nd, ‘Vinum Mclmmy De Gros Marsh

people from all the country lying bctv een Charlottetown ami Murray llarbor.

The train from Charlottetown, consi t-

ing of eleven ours, drawn by two engines, was simply packed, as was also that from Murray l-larbor. Teams came pouring into the grounds in one almost continous stream from eleven o‘oiock until nearly four. and it is estimated that there uiust have been over three thousand people on the grounds.

The immense crowd was orderly- not

one man in thutvnst concourse of people coming under the obiervation as being the worse for liquor. The several events of the day's program

were promptly called off by _Clansmun John McPhee, who had charge of lho games, and was ably and efficiently seconded byCiansni»\n L liMoMillnn, with William A. Scott, as clerk of the course.

The competition in all events was

keen and spirited. lt. may \vcli be said that those who bore tliclieatnnll burden of the day had a. hot time.

The day’s proceedings were opened by

an address by Lieutenant Governor Mc- Kinnon, and President Paton and Cinnsman Mclsano also spoke briefly.

An interesting feature of the occasion

was the presentation to the Club ot an address. ol-1 welcome., read by Daniel McDonald behalf of the people of Vernon, River Brnlgr, und briefly acknowledged hy the President, the Chief, and Alex. Martin, M. i’. Following is the Prine List :

PUTTINH THE LI(lll'l‘ STONE.

ist, John McPherson, Montaguc,86 ft.

1 in.

2nd, Daniel P. 1iIci’hvrson, Montague;

Kill ff.. 8 ill.

iird, A. Matheson, Murray I-lar. ltd.,

33 ft. 7 ln.

4th, B. S. Stewrrt, Boston, Lili ft. ti in.

STEEL KNIFE IN Tl-lil FLFISII.

Thslfs the sensation experienced by

Robert Price ol Ifcclon, Ont. llc knew l_t was sciatiiwnnyi of course used "Newl- iiuc." As usual it cured and he sayn: “No iinlment can excel Poison's Nerviiinc. Severe pains made my side lame. It was like a steebknife running through the

flesh I rllbbfd in logs ofANervlirlno and Will' pete y curc ." ‘rcgu ar snup for Nllgglllnc to mm- Sofnlica and rheuinn- tisin. lt sinks into ihc core of the pain, cures it in short order. Large 251:' bottles at all dealers. , .. _

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25.~i.Pcr Ccnt

‘ Hammocks

on y our Entire

in-d, ll. F. Stewart-, Boston. -llh, Daniel J. McDonald. City.

2:50 vos. mms AM.\'rs‘.un Am. cosmns (HANDTCAP).

lst, Parker Hooper, City. Znd, P. A. Duffy, City.

Hoi' srm' AND .ruin-.

lst, IS. J. Stewart. Boston, 40 fl. tiins. end, ll. M. Campbell. Mcnlague.

:ll-ri, I.’. Durant., Summerside.

\'AUi.TING WITH I’0l.l‘} (0l’EN)

lst. Charles McGregor, City, 8 ft. 0 in' limi. P. Durant, Summernide.

Ilrrl, Malcolm Matheson, Montague.

lith. John McLeod, Valleylieid.

120 Yus nam-:.

Isl. John McPherson, Montague. Emi. l)ani‘=lP. Mol’t\erson,, Montague. :ll-rl. 1'. Durant, Summerslde.

l.'»() \'|i!'4 iiACli-BOY-If i.Il(iilLAND BRI(iAlIE.

Isl. \lVallar-.o McDonald. City. ` ind. Guy Scott, City. :hd. Roy Crosby, City.

f, .\lil.lE RUN-AM’A'l‘EUl'i ALL COMERS.

ist, Phil Duffy, City.

2nd, Ivan lteddin, city. :ii-ri, Heath Norton, City.

nuamna Lose JUMP (orssl

1st,.iohn McPherson, Montague, 10 ft.

il in. .

2nd, D. P. McPherson, Montague.

3rd, B. F. Stewart, Boston.

snot: ness.

lst, Malcolm McKinnon.

2nd, James MoEacharn, City.

iird, Malcolm Matheson, Montague.

DANCING GFIILLIE (3OI.LUlll. -

lst. Vernon McDonald, Vernon River. :nd William 0. McPhee, New Dominion

DANCING HIGHLAND FLING.

lst James Calder, City. and, Guy Scott snd_Chsrie.-1 A. Oomp-

bcll, City.

A gracefully and well executed exhibt-

tion in Highland Fling was given by Miss Beatrice Paton, daughter of President Paton, Mayor of the City. _

1'u'r'r|No lncwr s'roNE.

Open to All corners who had- not already

competed in this event, < ,

1st,i). M. McDonald, Ilcatherdnle, ii0it

fl ln. _ » Lind, Peter F. Campbell, Newport. iird, Malcolm Bell, Belle River. ,

220 vns. Rama'

ist, D. M. McDonald. ' zua,.nn`m Monson, vnlleynsm. `

tiinard’¢ Llniment for min ovnrvwhere.

Hot Weather

New Books;

lslilfliill R . lan: Maga-

and zincs

Tan

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Summer Post Cards

lst, Daniel G. ML~Cormnck,Launching.-

7.'

9,*

3rd, Herbert M. Campbell, Montague.

nov's anon uNm~:n 16-l.'»<l vos.

lst, Everett Dewar, City. 2nd, W. McDonald, City.

3rd, Grey Scott, City.

'rue or wan. , _ Vernon River vs Murray ilarbor i0 men on each side. Decided a draw. A prize of $5 give" to each side.

l|]lSllN lllLKS

UN lIllNlll]ll

MoN'rnnAr.,Aug.1ri~\Viiy do you not

say "our" country instead of“my', country? To me there is little difference; the people appear the same, and the march ct pro- llress is equally visible on both sides of the line. These were thc sent-talents expressed today by Thos. A. Edison, the great inventor, in the course of nn interview.

Mr. Edison said he took an especial

nteresl: in Canada. As a young man he was a telegraph operator on the old Grand Trunk at Stratford. But the Grand Trunk at that time seemed to be dead. But he was glad-to see that the presentmanagement had instilled new life into the same. I

"Yes, their enlarged project, the Grand

Trunk Pacific, is a scheme worthy of Canada. Three transcontinental rail- ways," he exclaimed, “und others are asking permission to bulldi That is right," he adclsil; “the more roads the better, but the Canadians must see that they do not get too much power in thc community."

The accumulated storage hat-tcry

problem, Mr. Edison said, was near o solution and would moan much for trans portstlon. -

Referring to the wireless teiegruphnnd tothe discoveries made by men who had studied with him. Mr. Edison was asked what hc thoughtof Signer Murconiis chance nf spanning the Atlantic with his

Orange said; Marconi would have succeeded hefore, but ata very critical period he got married and that delayed matters. lie however, will certainly

succeed. _ _ '

IIELPS MEN TQ WORK HARD.

That’s what Ferrozoue does;_ it supplies

the additional strcnpith that enables a

inian to rnaintiiln health nndegégfmcfugieesi ‘ was so com n outzl cfalillillgot work" wrirells Jiy\V. git-

Ficliol of 'l‘ut\~l|;b¢\i1ii,“Mi:,lsi. "llndthclex uéoiérli » ng was e - in 'ac c a `v '_

ling! nohuppeti1.el,` wus sleeph;s:, ne;vllJl\;>

' , ' ITOZOIIB 110 t'

lliloo alillayw I elif. hesriliyl: nerves ari- strnng, laieep wcii. I irnow the ,icy of health." Iris by supplying nourishment and good blood that errozono builds ur.; try il.-50c‘ per bux at all dealers.

Ll]EliSlfPLllElll .

V|Sll_S iliillilli

V|r:NNA,Aug,lB- Myrisds of iocusts

devastatingtlie country in the neighbor hood ef Debrcezln, llungnry.wThcy are sweeping through the land, eating every green thing they find in their path._-The crops on 60.000 acres hlwe already been _consumed, so that the ground is quite bars`and the ,auth`ori< ties are helpless to stay the advance of the insects, 'All sorts of desperate 'rneuns src being tried without. avail to keep buck the invading host. Fires have been lighted, .but the loeusts swarm into the tires until they are extinguished, and the survivors continue theirmarch unlmpeded. Twelve steam rollers am being used at one place, and

roller brooms are sweeping up the dead

' But no a -

bodies of the crushed insects. D

`,* ` ‘, '_ ‘q _ / _ parent progress is made; The locults

_ , ' _ covertho earth in many plsces to the " ' - ° ° ' depth-of several inches, and defy annihil-

C. _

’ f fllllil S0llVClll'l° `”`°2`;u|<:'A`i G0 Manners.

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__omosqo,l August 1s- (spouting

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fi rush. ‘ l , __ ,_.‘/,,,u,,. A ,..~ Whsss............... 11| _ 5., ,T-,u " . . . $17.05

"‘.e>.‘ fr" -- .1 ‘ -

Q ‘ ` ' dl "fi $’i2..;'.:;:1'.1;.._°_°_. iii 4.i.'zf;f.lr.:‘.i. ..'.1..L".‘.°l..r. .‘.f’;.':.“r..‘.'.'li ani: .

_ _ __ “__ __ _`__ _ nd active. béwlthout lt. For sale by al drugglsts. ;~ i .;»".~:i..= t _E . » r-_.= ., t .- . . . . E l... .

51,# J , _ _ ' O _ ' . , 5 ’ _ U ‘ » Average - l

wireless system. The great man from]

believed here that fielding will not await the result. of appeal of his election case on the ground of ti-e Courts iurisdictlon hut will at once seek the opinion of Quens Shclburne in u bye elcrtion.

llllilil llllli IN

NlW BHUNSWIEK

CnA'rnAn, N. B., Aug.-An immense

amount of damage has already been d0ne by forest flrcs along the line of the I. C'R, from Bathurst to Rogersviile, and unless ruin comes soon, several settlements are in iinmi nent danger of being wiped out..

Fires have swept from iiogcrsville

to Barnaby River fur a distance of eight or nine milesl anda terrible tire is now raging within u short tiistnnco of both villages. One hunrlrod nml fifty to twohundrcd men have been flghllng the flames for several iiuysllui on Saturday the heat was so intense that the men were forced l.o abandon the first line of trenchrsthcy were divping inan etlorr. to control the flames and were rom peiled to start on a new line closer to the settlements.

The whole country for miles around is n

mass of flames, and a thick pull of srncko hangs overthe Miramichi vailev, shuit ingoutthe sky and turning the sun into a dun colored disc.

As yet the fire had been mostly in

the government lands, but now sonic of the besttimber lands of this section are threatened andthe loss to private owners may bca heavy ont-_ Yr-.sterility thcJ. B. Snowball Company sent out agang of men to look after their html.. near Barnaby lliver, limi lo uid tho settlers in fighting the flames.

(ln Werlnesdayn fire was discovi-rod

hy \Vm. ~Knight of Black River in the renr of his farm lands, but br-fore lhi- nicn of that part could gather it had spreali bcyonll control, ami this \vilh another supposed tohavc started ol: ri spot culled the Dry llili, has swept through the land lying between Nation and Black River, und the latter pinion was only saved bya shift in the wiml to the eastward. 'l`hIs forced the liumcs towards Bay du Vin, ami rc- ports from down river points slate that the flames are dangerously near thcsettic ments thercnnd thata stretch of about seven or citglil. miles of country has been devastated. '1`-here arc thirty or more men fighting the fire between Nnpnn and Black River f-and the McKnight. ronri, which is the tllorouglifnre to Clint-inun, has been entirely cut oil by the liltnlrs, which are sweeping along on both sides of the hixzhwuy.

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‘ :iz slips gsuiiylnio place. the Bfnnd

'f' LINEN ...r ‘ "‘°"' C.0ll3lfS

» Comes in thus heights-1 K, 1%, and ' 2 inches at buck. Mads of IRISH linin- /. ` run you think oisfslI'ioyou’d rstherhave

your collars made off Douhly sewn to

it fr roof-

ilake ly 'P 26

Demand the bi-unc

A 95% Mow.,-e..n., coma.

Condensed Advertisements

- (ir-o late kr Clnselflralion.)

vfrnn..--A its is h

~ Alma. .safg::‘l5. o.lso».r74 “clad”

‘V AN'i`i~ii)-At onoea girl to assist nt

envrui house w_Drk. Apply to Mrs.

A. w. ic. 1>.»u.¢;n¢y»1iy. , 21. iw

n saananaa-'r\l¢t "moody nude , A morning paperns the news is then fresh and up-to-dats, and that \t some time during the fill!

.nov

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to the Timber Limits.

Crr/urn/\.\r, N. B., August 20~'tSpeciai)~-‘

The situation is despnratcalong practi-

cally thc whole northern division of the I. C. R.

Ilsln is anxiously hoped for, and deemed

bo ba the only remedy.

Acadiuviile lying between Rogcrsvilie

and Kent. Junction was doomed. Fire

was close on the villucc Saturday night and some burns had then gone.

Interruption tothe telephone service prevents the sending of any information, hy villagers who are supposed to be lighting tor their very homes.

|` When last heard from thc people were digging trenches and laying in supplies of water, but the fire formed a ring around the village.

At the Dominion Observatory the

tbcrrnonxetor showed 93 in the shade on

both days but in the business section it wus much hotter and one large concern

shut down part of the plant.

il was impossible for flesh and blood to

stnmi lt.

To innkc matters worse fires are burninu

on every side and till: u_ir is heavily tainteii with oppressive smoke.

The woods are in such condition that

itis impossible to cope with the flames

At Smllh’=» Creek, three miics from

here the fire started this afternoon and o hundred men were called upon to fight forthcir homes. V

John Kings barn' was on ilro several

times but was extint:ui.~hcd and n

It will require constant. vigilance to gunrll

against disaster unless ruin foils soon.

lt is now over sewn necks since thcrc

has been ruin in the country and liic sit

uation is desperate in some .~t»~-lions. From corn hill como intclii|.;\:m~c of \\'or>t con

iiitluus that prevail bl-rc.

The tire is ruuulur.; in all ilircvtioii, and

to nmkc thc troubles of the people worst A,

runny farms orc without w:i.tr~r. l Springs have dried up, mul the wntrr is

bolurr huulell for long r`iis‘tu|u--~ to pioviiic for household and stable \\':inl~. 'l`hi- ln-~

isa very serious one, and bus pass;-li the stnrzc when it can be viewed with 1-om

placcncy.

Kings county is dropping dollars fnsl and with no relief ln sight. x1|itiiy'a\iixli»\ls

hours are in store for faruu-rs'

l.umi>ernicn are prepnrinu o prolrcl

their properties and have ram, . .ul their holdin-,r watching for out l\r<-;ti~'~‘ ol liri-

cll to limdcriimits.

ST. .in||.\', N. ll., Au;;u~<t 2ll»~tSpc<-iztll

terrible gi ip of forest. tires.

For nearly two months little ruin haf

From all over l{in;_;`s county cmne siniil

A large pnlt ol thi- |lrovince` is in lhc l’i`alc'i had fallen had been confirmed.

fallen, and thetire once started in the woods is nlnic,-it impossible of repression.

.‘\l`

tcrrillr that factories have shut down

number of other piaccswi-rc tin-t-atcm:d.f The fiuuiauc to the timber mfs .

i|iculrni:ii»ic. S,I'.<~'r-:x,;\` ll., August :Iii--SpeclaJ)~

‘Sussex ons undergone an uvperience in lust todays that rannothc realized hy

any member of lho oldest lnhubltanh.

'l`i\c beat yi-slcrdny nas unbearable

anti loilny ronrlilloxis were oven Tvorsf-

N1;w \'.\;<;,_ _,\,,.»n_~l ill. .lSpucinll Th:

of .loan l"\»ruun\lcz, oli` The Chilean coast famous as Iiobinson Cru.~soc`s Island was

l inl uily destroyed by thc latrthqunke.

ll S.\.\r\.\l.0, lfhili, August 21 (Special)

,, 'l`he banks ul Valparaiso are safe, mid the ilumntrc to thc conunerclnl quarter is mr.

serious, but the populous sections am l completely Tvrct-lied.

\'nlpar:\i.~orefugees declare that Suntir. on has .\uil`r-lcd nothinrz in comparison wilh other towns.

` Rail, lui(-rzrnpii, and telephone com

inunir-;\'u»n at Ynipariso is still intei-

So fur no serious injury has bcen reporl- rupterl.

'l`hc. to-.vn of Arica has been destroycci.

Previous' reports that the bulldlngsut.

]<`i\-r\ ilundrcrl people are tit-ad at. Val

| puraiso, u.i:ccrrllng to latL».~.l.urlvices buseil ‘ou reports of refugees who reached this citv this mornimr.

The monetary loss at Valparaiso runs

into millions.

centre of the tire zone the heal iss

reports. In the town of Sussex inthe' 53,; 0,- Qlgm Omer ¢-,mes have [men

lHl Hill Shit

il llllllWll

(r|"r.\\v.\, Aug., ii)-Ottawa has been for

somr-.linlc in the throne of a prolonged hot spell. Yesterday the thcrrnomcli-r registered SIB and today 96. Ono death nt least is attributable to tho hot. spell. Fred McFaul, of Ottawa who was subject to fainting spells, got oil an .\ vi mer electric our at the Victoria Iiotei nl. 7o`ciock this evening and while tnlicinlr with seine companions suddenly coliup.~.c<| Dr. Church was summoned but. the mnn was dead when he arrived. Death was pronounced to be due to ayucopc lunurrllt, on by the excessive heat.

_ LIKE A NEW DISEASE.

New to the man who ne' cr had corns is

the pain relieved by l’utuau\'s Corn bixtrnctor. Olil corns und new our-s currii quickly hy “I"utnuln`s." Sold everywhere.

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Jllllllil WliilNil lU HUN lilll N. Y.

Nl-I\v Yonic, Amr. ill-District-Attorni-y

William 'l’ra\'crs Jerome today i.~sucd the following .~'l.:\teiuent 1-

“In the present shameful condition of

our political lilo In this state. Iam will- ing to run for the cllice of the governor of lhcstnlc if the Democratic convention shall nominate me without any undoi- sianill|\;_:,i-xprcsst-ti or impiiml, other than that, if i-|ccteri,l shall ubvy my onih of ofllcu as l unrirrstanfl lt, in letter und spirit.

(Slgncill

“ WILLIAM TRAVERS .i EROMIC.

"Aug, lil, lll(‘li,`

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Unnecessary Lxpense.

Acute attacks of colic, diarrhoea and

dysentery come on without warning and prompt relief must be obtained. There is no necessity 0! incurring the expense of n physicians servlee in such cases if Uhnmberiain'sCoiic, Cholera and Diarr- hoes Remedy is at. hand. A dose of this remedy will relieve the patient before n doctor could arrive. It has never hcon known tofsil, even' inthe most severe

PllllllEUillllS' lil

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intl-stni-\\'sln'nu;:bi.iu in-rc by refugee from \'alpn\'aieo l~lmlra1lir't.s .~oun.- of the llr.~l cxupgt-rotcil sluic-|ncni.°=' from liirri-, but siious, iiowcvcr, that the rututi l uplio was wifrclllilly sl-\'u|'r. Senor (irrz, one ofllw lrfill-"~‘f‘»`. 1'1"

iutcsiiuil. the lirstsllncir in \'aip=lrai~i \vas\‘<-ry prolonut-ll and threw the cn tire Lily into imiiest-rilmllic punlr-. l'oo~ pier-rnwdctithcf~l.recls :mil the squares cryin;_'unrliarncnting. 'l`hc first shock :\|:.otl\rcw dowua nuniberuf buildings.

S.\\'rl,\|:u, Chile, .\u.r. ill.--The

and dangerous cases and no family should

This st-rzonil shock was more scvorcnud resulted in the rrinnblinlr of most. of the buildings in thc Alnicntlrni ¢|luu'lcr.

linmmliatciy -iflrr llic surfoncl shock the

entire city was plunged into durialit-.~s. This, however, did not last lonu, for the scoruzof 'ilcstriictinn was Hoon lit. up by the llre which broke out in this quarter. The light from the iia|nr.~1,Scn0r Grev.

continues, mule as a welcome relief tothe darkness. The people were in an extrcmn state of terror, many i»eiioving that the

Among the buildings iiestroyeil were

l road station and Club :le Scltenlbrr. M0!-li of the .severe dumngc was ilonc onthe ow ground ri-.clnirneil from the svn. 'l`i.c ‘church of the lispiritu Santo und th-

`pl\rt of the iluilrlfnlzs on \'ict.orin siieclv .\\'cro ilcstroyerl. l The lilllsscs olnmtcriul that wcretiirovv into the streets lnaile passage throngl' them iinpossdille, Avenue Iiruzii is almost corliplclly \vrc<:kl'1l

The knovi n number ofdend rioes not. ex’

\l.iuiai\>.s. Among those dead is the Wifu of Admiral Mott T The hills surrounding Valparaiso suffer-

‘thousnnd persons have takin refuge iberu. ` Tllot. portionscf the city whore arc custom house and thc cily hall was nc.-1: `damaged.A large majority ol' the houses are not lit for habitation. The store- houses of the customl-\ house are almost totally destroyed.

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New Bookstore

Up-to-date. The best in the Provinces. Come

and see, More Room, Better Service, which we feel

.surc will be appreciated by the public.

New Goods Arriving Daily; Souvenir Post Cards and Books, Souvenir China Ware

nd souvenir of Prince Edward Island in great var. iety. New stock of POSi C3l'(l Albllllls received.

Latest Books received as issued Wll0l¢$3l¢ and

CARTER Q C0.. LTD.,

Circulation to Dec. 30, 05 Daily and Trl Weekly 6,i7I

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