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29. _ _,oo

Bible

'You can 56! °l¢m.4f ¢9¢t|`- Pfi°°3

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t 1 _ `

' ' medisine he prescribes

_ _ ‘- » _ .W ‘ at a rug store _where

.’i§’.i'iil`vZ"’§l»-#’i’t°.l GJ they ku-wf tiiéif sua.

man. Latin, G1'¢_'¢k‘-lll’il=§$li¢v- ~

Pa E0

HaS F§p»-o

B _..’.-1'; “.. , _Sf wa’ __ y

mfr.-let.,-».»i1»»\v_3__r_f;____ _ lie owes to you, to the

__ ,, _ .1 %§_t0;'/_an_d to _ himself.

° " ,; --' ‘ii i 2,. S 31,5 ' ini 1'-

I i ` ` “tant he does lm dntlyo-

- e ' 1 in his hands therefore

_mul-ailvo., __ ____

pl __ r

on often diselt. Intl linknus .

ww- fa in the home, and very often the cause Is with tht plllllllw. - we aiwaya pay vlfikller alga- tioa to the san tary lawglr 411 Ia very important to the nosuanoe

afheslt . 1 .

our plumber is a nrstfelsas nina, ndcanbeieliednoonin Biting-up :his class of wort in tho.mm\_ \\p~_\0-

liinuce Stewart 82 Co.

F und%m% - - .. 1 8*'-e.niiniefr1a‘iart»»---»

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CORNER IN GROCERIBS

...ll Ili" ".‘J.¢“"’.I'.‘1‘t.l"'»§§.-'i‘.i§‘i"-'35-if

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to no ner yaw ($r__g few minutes ad tiirrct It ~ ~ " I`<‘d\lr-'¢‘tore-the corner that contains all the

We have

these

nlllllly ' '~ e .f ¢

our other fine groceriel. _ JOHN CONNOLLY & Co.. Queen St Charlottetown,

-__.___.

P. _-..

Command' IIUIIIIQ. A I s h` ' , the mins ofthisngailway will eglndailyugfzndsy excepted) as follows:~

Buttons.

No. No. No. No.

i s 5

N0. Nu. II

§.'§§§§15°'

au. eu. 1.1¢. - `_ r.s|. ax.

5-1° 3-1° B.oo iv. civtown ar._y.o° U 55 5-3° 8.15 Royaiggsc. 45 11.3°

t-I4 8.44 N. to so 8.15 rm;

-17 4.17 8.54 Ennterliver ’l.s 10,51 §;°_s\u 9.14 Emerlidlasc. 7.32 io-11 1.11.

6.1: M7 5

Lvs. §me.i_sl:hunc. I 8 9.4 en 11 n . I 9-4 ruin ar. raids is 76.5° pits No. _ No. 0. 11 4 is a.s|. Au. a.sr. ms.

ro35 lv Noida sr. oo

5-§

. W . ::_;z_..:.‘“ne" is za. 1.16 0‘Losry lsll 3 2.25 Alberto!! _ 0-sa I-58 3.ao ar.'.i‘1¢n|ah lv. ooo can

mr. nn. a.s|. ruse.

7-15 °-°° 5.38 U-53 £35 mo 11.111

No.

1.11, 3

vu.

7.00

7-32 7 58 H-47 ws 70-00

I. BIBLE SOCIETY. . ' _

“ri-?.'.?.‘1'.i,”-l'.' '¢"‘&'¢"§¢q se.. _

finality of e» t 116 ’ ' "‘ 3,- p55*: 2' - "'°°,','-y'}“ ° ___- ‘ .- "t _,Y 2 :; 2

enaa I *hu tio! .0-W `

bing work dons. _ _

-aaa _s -r s.,,y.-.-.- ,pf-a, . . ,_, __ -» d;~rer..°.r'

___.___' ___l.llr|d I _ 'I _

' ---\-'.v,f~-.._ _ . _..._

,_`_; _ Itiiinost cases

"Q `t `~ lasles will

E. 1.-intiiwivt

l>.iirsicilN » f

-- yourself by getting the

. ness, .where they are

i skilful careful and

reliable. Ellis the

av..-1

_ your prescriptions are

'PHE DRUOGIST, ‘

r'»~'

-an

____§ New Goods ' 1. J t

ll?

Arrivedlin

'i Seersu-

Trowser- ings. _

If you give us anorder

you wi l get your

"\>

` _money’s worth, as our

_ f ` » - expenses _are small.

_ F. it. Borer, |“ t Greet George se. l'

- _ 1 ' .f .,_-~,~_- ,- v, ~.-.~,_. .

:‘~T__- :-"n |

. _ » '== fd... il -_l Af)

Yin

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é.

___n_";j'\ 0ne s

' _ ' -” "Eyesight

--»~\_-.-\f‘-=~_»»._'~<.-l-` = ..- _ -,: _ oi- ._,_~; _‘ ,‘ \_`, iS_Sure to fail

‘ ~‘:- -" ‘ » i sooner or later.

‘-T:-= _"_ T* Helphnd relieve

:_ - =tl\e eyestrain.

- _ : which causes

' s o m u c h

_J trouble. ~ ,Q We have the ""\, facilities for

diong this work. ,

G. H. TAYLOR.

` Jeweler and Optician. Sunnyside.

No. Nc. » No. No.,

ll;

' .=

Pu °°\,l P? _ salts a.'s|‘» 'V 'I =£E¥$‘-Si: s

-¢.P»s.»~i»<,»-9 ;=s=sgs_ >'s'='4"°p.<>> 1:3-'§. ,g&

C§‘town t stewart ,lc

lforell . ' st.r¢m'» , - .

. ar.Bouria . lv. . -

» _._ . ._ _ .

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2 89

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r. 0eo'H:wn lv 5-L1 I-4°

_ _ aaa. r.s|.

9- lo. ro

PM ana.

7-4° lv Emerald Juno or kan "-3° IIC. Tfavevee lv #I

_ P-I. 's.s|.

Trains are inn ' -_ g,

- we `

=€.

Blfrlarera,

_ .-_.e

We have a line an---rtmeut of

spectacles and eyeglasses with serviceable white frames or gold filled warranted ro years.

The many diilicult cases we

have fitted bringing the _sight from very bad to good. is proof that our systenfof testing eyes is satisfactory. ' _ We alsohave some very fine Held glasses.

4”' `~

_rn

‘ Cameron Block, _

italy Feist Tlsa Tabla,

Qui.

-_ Si is g.1lt_l_1is. H _

th duiei

~- waz;-_;__j. ‘- L __ ___.,., _‘at

_ _ . ._ __ 4, _,__ _ ___ V

GARDENING FOR HEALTH.-

W\7 ls. Kqnqatont Woe .voulelld

so cafe Ir., ‘ _

“The1's's nothing organic," said ‘the doctor when he had finished his exam jnatlon; “you simply eat too much !or the amount ot exercise you take.. Bee _ here, Mozenetout; you have e nice big garden; why don't you make up your mind to work it yourself this year?"

“By jinlra. I wilii" decided Mr. Mo-

rqnatout rashly on the _spur of the mo ment. _ ` On _his way home from the doctor-'s ofiicehe laid inthe necessary t‘m`plc~ ments of husbandry and without giv- ing his ardor time to cool at once set to `work.~ It was a fine, warm attor- noon, and by the uma he had raked up tho dead leaves and cleaned up the garden he was in a splendid perspira- ` tion and s magnitlcent glow.

“My dear," confided Mr. Morenstoul to his wife that evening, "the doctor certainly knew what he was talking about. I baven’t felt like taking even ‘one dyspepsia tablet since dinner nor have I been so ready for hed in l don'i know when. By George, it is glorious. glorious to feel this way! Tomorrow I’ll begin spoiling up the Bower beds This is elegant." -

The next day .\lorenstout's muscles were .pretlty sore from the unusual ex- ercise, but he persisted in his determi- nation, and the soreness wore oft, while his enthusiasm increased. In fact. as the spring wore on he became a nui- sunc_e and a terror. as he insisted upon descanttng on his gardening to all his friends to the exclusion of every other topic. Then he- suddenly stopped advis- .ng all ot us -to work our gardens our- selves and feel like new men. I_t was mysterious and inexplicable, and at last, as Morenstout's silence continued unbroken, l was appointed a commit- tee, with full discretionary powers, to und out what had happened. '

“Have you quit gardening?" I there lore asked him oné day.

Morenstout nodded u rneful assent. “Too much for you. eh 'r” I jeered. "No: it was grand--simply grand,"

he replied regrettully. "lf I were you rd-._ “What made you give it up, then?" I

interrupted.

"Bridget," he sighed.

“Your cook?" I cried. "Why, how?" “She gave my wife warning," he ex-

plained sadly, “and when she wanted to know why Bridget said scornfuily_ 'Shure, 0i’ll not demane mesilf by workin' fer nhny man mane enough to take the bread out av a poor man's mont' by workin’ his gyardin himsilf, In 0i’ll not! And so ot course I had to quit." - Alex Ricketts in New York Times.

A beggars Ill.

A Lincolnshire parish once possessed

a clergyman who was not much appro- cisted. Ono day he remarked to his churchwarden: “You people don’t seem to appreciate me. Do you know that on leaving my last sphere of work the people showed their appreciation so much that they .lava me a real silver lalverf’

"That is nothing," was the church-

warden’s reply. "If tha' would only go away from this pariah we'd give thee I gold un!"-London Chronicle.

A Dootorh Resort.

Every doctor knows the man and

woman who cultivate the habit of ac- costlng him on the street and in guise of ordinary conversation try to extract free medical advice. One such ln- quirer greeted an eminent physician with the remark:

“I hear tlsh is an excellent brain

food. Do you think sol" ‘

“Excellent.” was the reply, "but an

your case it seems a pity to waste the Ish."-London Outlook.

Wloneo lor Grief.

"No," said the beautiful widow; "I

couldn’t sleep for weeks after my hul- bsnddied." I

"How pitiful!" pl! in her sympa-

thetic friend.

"You see. I had mlslald his insur-

ance policy, and for awhile I was real- ly afraid I'd never be able no find it."

lan roar Airaniy.

Il England thc Lon! Chancellor,

by virtue of his oillce, has a right to inspect all public asylums und hospi- tals. One dly while the late Lord Herschel] was paying s visit at tho house of a. friend near Norwich, ho went for an afternoon stroll. uid, haliplning to pass by the grant In- sane asylum at that place, the thought. st.ruek_him that this was A good time to perform an official duty. Inoldentally, it may be said that Henchelibore the reputation of being somewhat 'pompous at times. Hs knocltodat the door, which, afoot a long delay; was opened ‘by an at- tendant. ,"You can't como ln,” ho was informed. "lt’s not visiting. hours." "That makes no difference. I shall inspect this. institution just the sa-mo."~ "‘lndcod, you will not." "Como, _cqn1,c..u1y goodfrriali; I`m tho Lord Clianccllt-»r,_',` II;-rsrhcli 'expon- tulated. -"(_)li'. !Yifa`f,`€"f\U HSN." an- swered the _l‘tlvii'ii‘t1M.\'§ “W'o’\"o four 'of you tnsido alrt-a_¢iy_._” __ '-

, -°- n, ,- 'Ihr 1',-,i 'l -}lfl_"\_¢

do Alam<»_\|_`;r~

_..-rg-sg iifgii its e gg?

a t-K, Australian Commonwealth _ Rsproasntsttvasfsirdanrni

Turner, the ’I‘rea.suror, in presenting 010 budget, aadd that during the pda! you tha Fodarll revenue was 513,105,878. The expenditure for tho year was 88,901,769. The 'ro- eoipta for the coming year are patimat-od at 812666-175. The i oltlmatiod oxplndituro amounts 'Io 64,820,449. Other expenditures under section 89, of the constitution, is animated at. £484,046. The tot- al estimated expenditure shows 'an excess of £418,690 over that for last year. It is a.ntIoipat.ed_that the surplus payable to the various Sta.t.~ es thfl year will bo £7,251,-164-. This is Isla than the smouiit. returned to the States last yes: by £948,993. The Customs receipts por head last your amounted to £2 Ss. Od.; this year they are estimated at £2 5|. 5d. Tho working cont of the Feder- ation last year amounted to £212,- 188; this ycar it is estimated at £824,946. _

1--.-.-_..._ -

Amusing It-ory of Lute Phil Ml! 'An amusing story is told of thu lata Phil May, tho famous English cartoonist, and a conjure: at the fair at Stratford-on-Avon. Phil was in the crowd which had gathered to watch the very clover gentleman who was wrapping up aoveroigns and hull crowns in pieces al paper _and soil-

‘ ing Lhom for I shillings. 'lhtt "sharp" had A beautiful face-such

‘ a faca as Phil May loved to draw. So hs sketched him furtively. But the gentleman saw him, and made a speech _iorthw1`th: "If that there cells brited pnrtrit painter with the tight breechcs on will 'and up tim pictcr, the equally cclobrited benefactor to 'ooinnnlty wot is givin’ away quids for coppcrs will reward him accord- lliglyl" he shouted.

Phil. with‘ a twinkle in his cyc.

handed up the drawing. The conjur- er was delighted with the sketch, and pinned it to the tailboard of his cart. With another preliminary speech he threw three sovereig-ns and several half crowns into s piece of paper, screwed it up and handed it to tho artist. "You'll bo president of thc bloomln’ R’yal Academy some dye, young man," laid he "Here, catch!"

"A barguiifl a bargain," said Phil,

walking oil with the packet of gold and silver.

He confessed afterward, when ba

opened the packet. and found two pennies and a halfponny ln it, that it was the most. ontcrtaining com- mission he had over been paid for.

.1-_.-1.-~~_._.

Briliah llnllwnv Aeoldanta.

A Blue Book has been issued by the

British (io‘:cr'rimont giving rt-turns of accidents iiiiri ¢':1,s\|i1itii~s as 1'cporf.- cd to the Bonml oi' Tracie by thc sev- eral railway companies in the United Kingdom, during the ycar ended Do- cerznber 3.1, 1902, together with ro- ports of the inspecting omccrs of the railway department to the Board nf Trade upon certain accidents which were inquired into. Accidents to trains, rolling stock, permanent way, etc., caused the death of 12 persons and injury to B54 persons. Of the 12 who lost their lives G were passengers and 4 servants oi com- panies. Oi the 854 persons injured 732 were passengers, 110 servants oi companies, and 12 belonged to nei- ther oi these classes. In 1901, 11 persons were killed and 637 injured. but 1901 was noteworthy for tha fact that in this year train accidents did not cause the death oi a. single person. Of the 641 pc-1-sons killed and 2,094 injured by accidents from causes other than accidents to trains, rolling stock, permanent way, etc., of the 135 i.iilt=d nnri 1.- 914 of the injurt-d wr-rc passengers. While trcspassiiig on the ruiivifiiys, 286 persons were killed and 1.16 in- jured, 135 persons cnmmiitcii sui- ritle on railivnys, and 17 persons were injured wliilo apparently a‘,~. tempting suicide. Accidents caused by the traveling of trains or the movement of vehicles used exclusive- ly upon railwus caused the death during the twelve months of 4-ill sor- vsnts of companies and injury to 3,- 718 others. Of those, 15 were killed and 501 injured while coupling or uncoupling vehicles. Altogothor, the number of persons killed on railways in the Unltod Kingdom in the course of public trafik: during 1902 was J,- 096, and tho number of persons irr- jured 6,661. In addition to the above, the railway ooinpanios have reported to tho Board of Trade acci- dents which oceurnxi upon their premises, but. in which tho movement of vehicles used oxciusivf-ly upon railways was not concerned, which ln-ings the total number of porsofnel accidents reportéd during the twelve -.months to 1,171 persons killed and

17,814 injured.-London Times. _

Ind liste ol Poetry.

lor songs the use or pastry has for

some time been abandoned. and words, any port or words. have been employed instead. With patriotic songs any atm- geation of oootry is hold to bo hh! to success. It is probable that Il anoth- er ten years some member of parlia- ment will Introduce s short bill making the production of any other sort of poem a criminal offense. and tt is not impossible that the member of osrlia-1 mast will be a publisher.

lol I-opens, but Do los (hit. Gust-.it is easier. to say a- assi

Iiinmthantodoagoodthlng.

lessor-sua--vary true. But _wh-

thiuyooaroltotal

olthaklngnas

3*-"`-'_'-I3

-tfr.'t¢‘¢.T?~"_£.1l-1'#-Qi’-l-‘1’_i»'-»f.‘....

route to ° ‘

Pas

' `»\

,,,-f"

FROM CHARLOTTETOWN “s

TUESDAY at 1 p. ~»

ffs._s. HALIFAX,

,` ' (FRIDAY, 1 p. m. A ’ ze” 1 The

From

at noon. .

For all information, apply;_to

\r'.,!,<.‘.. ~ 9 Mdtiilfthii-51.9? .’-3.5.., _L-. _un dw ti" _ai __ ‘ _ 5: _

s __ ________ f -1 9- I ' `

...___

f_ANAn|AN ,., _ ‘PACIFIC RY..

till SEE -ihe Wn_r|il’s Fair

' s

! s iiililie. A berllfin the iliror gh Pilate

Wrepers casts tuly 5"/c 'nr the ,R-und

I tri. -.rn at. john or Moncton. I.o"».iugs

and mgnls at st. I.:\i< if-.n now he li fi st 'very reasonable rsrtes. Altogether yr 1| erin

“ee the Fair for less than n__§.oo.oo, rn-» \-ery rl tile Ottawa, Toronto, Niagara Fal‘s.lJetrf 1 and Chicago

vx' -1 sill gi~‘e_\<~u it ay at Mfinirell.

' Cali-.ch nearest Ciigacliari Prcific Ti kei

Agent or write to

C. Off

RAILWAY

as fol1ows:- ‘ ' 1 ‘ LEAV E "_ RRIV E _Truro 4 1

. 1 a

-Satur

_ay only. . . ' _»

r - 11; -v. Harms,

- GENERAL MANAGER(

17 dw iyr V

.-7'.

_ANT

~ ~ rnéilii

Boston.

.SQ 0L|VETTE”

S. S. Halifax carries freight and

¥assengers between Charlottetown, I bury and Halifax. - S -.

Boston Tuesday anti; Saturdays

B. POSTER, n. P. A. C. P. r|..,'BT. N, N, B.

GU i , - N ~ v -i - U i Y uagqae. ....,.,. _ _"""’“ ""' r=<-v~»-1->.-.~»---.----»~u..\.....-1-.-..._

I.\ .

Piillii$$ll?llll~”i M333

I 4

_ _ . ,___ __ , __ -iiacltisldi f& Williams Bmhtm. Solicitors. Nobrles, e a.

MA. MACK1NNON,LI.B.,K. C E. BAYFIELD WILLIAMS. ' Office-Cameron Block. Onulotosmr llnaev to loan on Real Bette.

Isny 17 mw wr vr

-Ilillfllllll TEETII

mats’

Tile. heat of satisfaction moderate prion. _ Extraction free of charge at .

ot..t..P~~oRR¢v-

L- J

{ DR.~ SMALLWOOD.`

uipmlgntanlilo tc-l<liqetGe‘~--"~~f"s.

M A-.. .

1| iineapnue. as eisity made ‘If . ...'fi, bridge and all gulgeuork (During summer months Saturday ulter-

noon ex repted).

l__ork ally gparanteed.

4 ' .rl

Paterson _-flioivntng Co_’y

Commission Merehn r\ts.`, ' St, .Iohn's, Newfounviutnd,

Consignments of P. E. Island -ice

SOLICITED

& vv 1 yr

W-1.0. ilonon. K- 6- 6- limi ilaiiy

Vlorson St ilttffy

Barristers and Attorneys,

Brcwn‘s Block, Charlottetown, I‘. l!.!.

l\&G1\TfE'Y TG LOAN

. cSol_icitcrl for Royal Bank of Canada.

13 wt .

THE MIDLAND

»' Until further notice, trains will _run

7.00 a. m. Windsor 9.05 ai m. 2.45 p. rr.. “ 5.oo p. ni.

Windsor 7.40 a. 111,., Truro '.55 sl in.

1. 's t. 9

5. 2- _ __ .

Monday, Wednesday, Friday _'anti

VII’\COI»

and Covlon.

The

establishment.

chains of various styles and prices. Call and select. _

\.`or.

fjeiveier,

Gt. George and Grafton.

imlnii Blain lei

Sales exceed ‘hlt of gn.- vher in the Lower Pro-

Choicoss growth of India

ANTED _

man who always drops his

chainiess watch to call at our

A chain on a watch is economy.

We are making a specialty of

W. COOK,

f - » and _C'ocoanut. ’

1.' soma-um .mans

'uraqsiaautinresl ~ _ 4 _ -'= » » - boy on top, pnnunoling ‘

is | \

W. ` ll. lllliUlifS0lS

KISSES .

Chocolate Kisses ~

slum# Bnos

, O -R D _ .

‘ f 1

Produce Commission Flerchants

MUMFORD'S BUILDING, ARGYLE ST. HALIFAX, N. S.

Personal attention given tothe sales of Butler,

< Eggs, Bog,-Ionltry.-Fnsit Vegetables, &c.,h¢.

roceeds of sales remitted promptly. Marko

"flees sent on application, Conslgnmen t solicited. 4-18 dw l yr

1. |CROSBIE dz.. C0. si. inure, sswtounsialm.

lmportezi and Commission Merchants

Prox-it-we-ii.-_ Cattle and Ii-odnoe. _ Wholesale and Retail. . Waterside premise opposite P. Conntr,

Saddle-1'. Cable sdfrers. Croamore P. 0. Box 46

I l>'.‘ I' WI V I.

`_’E_¥

or Jlniss wlrooaioii.

Physician and Surgeon, 5

ximr s'r.,cHaai_o-r'1‘E'rowiv. ‘

X Ray ---1 Electric Treatmeiit.

OFFICE HOUR :-9.30 to io s. m., 1 tc 3,30 s n v to 8.311 p. m.

io-21 dwtl

_le

THE DUFFERIN l~l0l`l§L

Bt.. John, INT. B.

Overlooking the beautiful King Square. Mou-

et .1 in every detail. Newly painted and re- mrpeted throughout. the only hotel in tht city with private lawn and gardens.

E. LQROI WILLIS. CIIAS CAMPBELL.

Prop. Manager.

4-18 d 1 vr

IBFHUR i. il. MELLISH, I. ii. (HARVARDJ

Cor. Queen and Richmond Sis., Ch'town. Telephone Connection.

1. s. slNi=o1u> & soN,

;Cummlssion Merchants.

Wholesale Dealers in Batter, Eggs, Pork,

Poultry, Apples, etc., elc.

46 and 43 Argyle Street,

Halifax, N. 8.

4-isdw 6 mos

J. S. 0’NEILl.,

Barrister, Solicitor, &c., MONEY T0 LOAN

OFFICE-Morris Block. clvtown, P, E. 1',

ts-so dw tf.

CEO- 8- |NM`°AN--

Barrister, Solicitor. Notary, °tc,

Money to loan. Collection made.

Omoe. lfontsgue, P. E. i. _

S»lALLWO0D.C. R. Barrister ann; Attorney

st-Law, Notaryhabiic, etc., Ola : Cameron

Block, lately occupied hy P. 1. Bastard, K C North Side Queen Square. Money to loan

WEEKS Q WIIIAB lnrrtatera Solit-

tors Hawries etb- Oyncn-Bank of Nov; seeds sandra; caafiemtowa.

Q~Money ti- loan.

Seo B d w 1 yr

V ' A ` I

A. A. llclyall, K. C.. Donald Mclin non IIULBAN 8 IIQKIHNOIU, Darristera. Attorneys-avian,

Irovvn liock. Charlottetown

1 1 tyr.

Cape Breton Ads

:'.'~;‘..*"'5-’...$.-.-Ff’z.T:.’;.'~?:'-‘.I"t‘."*"-""- '.'.'~-`”

osuuin no mea, www ,

|175- me Lhnfs muh ls un Lala-

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ii. i.. lll|llPll~i_ &-[Ill

ssyesisor 6- B-

Itimem' coiammioa” rtmiiase

Island Produce handled no commle Prompt ralsrsa made.

l . ‘~ -f--L . 12.- -A “ "aan"

i :si-1.-W. . _ _

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