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Solilmlyhfilund2hsitiglittinn.

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--r- . . , Smell farm containing seventeen _ _ _ . l, _, ‘t (17) acres landgsdjolningi prosper-N F‘l“"\"‘:l'- raéllllflllh'wlllkijga‘tfll mull. nus village of O'Le.:iry, with coin-pen‘ - "r ‘"0" "l ' - P "Ql mnabla seven mom house good llfcpdfcwl (dint ordcrs promptly“, _ 4 - l . write for ])f'ii't‘> and l"l‘lilis‘ to l aziazsrshii. .2222. .2‘: P. E. -- . some household effects. including ““"l°m"““"‘ _ Reliance Range, Base Burner an-l __ _ ,0‘, “°""“5u°- small parlor stove. For particulars 'U‘S'“"l m“- apply to Ronald D. MacPiiei-son. 0’Leary. iota-lost.

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PARM

his Sale is Postponed till Friday, $cptember 22min at 10 rrclock 1 ' i sharp Ayatiire iiuit tor caie 2 *_ t

7__ ; A: Ling station my iarin of 100 Hpll-pzicres S0 clear. iii good state 0ft ' balance cove-rod with good build-l

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FOR SALE.

A. WILLIAMSON. Auctioneer T

;_.,

Falrvue Lochinvafs twelve months old. sire and dain fllllitfllivll- both prize winners. Price righi.,'|1-'“'tl3|"l»““ll WW0- would take fresh milch cow u. ex- lnila. Well 1900i“ nntl “Mimi; 1 glans‘, gee n3 n; Exnlbllinn, tlllilfltrl‘ iiiiii- irom ligg station

A, mngAg g sous, 10 chains from school, ciosc to Clldflfllltllflwf).,('iI1If'\'i1t?S, an ideal home iii goudi

7060-1511 location. iog.~th.-i~ with crop. 1S

,._- acres tints, to tons hay 4 acres l\\'ht‘fl(li_ 21-2 acres potatoes, l-ZE lacrc turncps. If not sold b)’ 91'5"?’ lute suit.- will bi- stilti b_\' piiiviic‘ iilIi"I'i‘\li on tho pix-mince on 'I‘i|i,)'s

Furniture Sale

'0 ' itia_\'. St-ptt-iiibi-i" 1-'It'u., .'it L’ o'clock By Auction - JOHN S. MARTIN. i KIHFOHS or} J.A McDONALD Auctionct-r ' Pownal Sircci We are authorized by Mrs fljl

Sabine to sell at hcr home 251i Grafton Street. on ‘Monday, St-pLl 25th. commencing at 1.30 p. iii_, all: her household furniture and cf-l fects. parlor, dining room, belll rooms and kitchen. carpets. cloths. rugs, dishes. rant!" 50"“- Sliver “ooh stove. .\'o. 11 witl1= pipe and lots of good tliingszl Terms cash.

Big Cicada-lice Auction Sale

‘QQI. 20th.. at t t clock ‘

2.

Wednesday.

. __ t BENJ. CARTER G. soN-j Having sold lily Turin ‘ iIW-rc)‘ Wood, I will soil

Mr‘

170011 ,(‘rop and Farming liiiplciniziits ualclcar. good land. .11 ilellghtful custom; l “'81s B1110 “‘ _-l1oilri\\'.'<:-— l‘ No. 3. The [iroperty of Jilllltlilluull Siiili-{PBIOII ll- 1 inn-an ii ynars. gent-rat Dllr,'.\i0ri'is.e_v, Newton Cross, contain-l Tht-u Vi siippcd into tho new‘

PROF. HIRAN‘. BALL,

ENGUSH GOLD PRlZE- ‘mare 1:". years, l llPltllllil 3 3'98". MEDALLIST n

AWARDED 10 GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS

Wlinrty 'I‘.|. lo frcshcn in Frill 4th. 2 l-‘J Yell"

hon F011,, 1st. extra Rood lot of

olqqANlsT AND musicAL steers 2 I-L‘ rs, 2 steers, 1 1-‘2 Dmggfgg ‘ yours, I’. hcif rs. 1 year, 1 reg BAP-HST CHURCH York sow, ll-montlis. 6t) hens, 8- ~ tucks,

ls now prepared to receive Music ‘ Cm n I . - ‘|l——l..O0 stook fl-ltfl, ‘Sm Students in the following subjects Wham l “(To “drums. “m0 Mm‘

of cntiiiagtr. 4 lvffi acrcfi choice 1J0- iatm- 30 tons hay, 50 stool: iriix- ca; .11.}.

linpit=.iiicnt-i—i mower, ti fcct. 1 rnkc. 1 s-ectit-r. disc IHIITDWRI‘, 1st. ilIll‘I'(i\\'OI‘. lnzniig flllUW \1 riiiigle piou- I pin vharroiv, 1 truck Waggon

PIANO, VOCAL, OFIGAN THEORY OF MUSIC

Studio: Baptist School Room Hours-Q to 12 and 2 to 5 vgnings by Appointment __

tuclwy, pol: and shafts. 1 setlinl; nnl] ‘vnrkinl; 110,505, grain soparator, 1 manure spread-l [mngeilup] lonl-lllllllc lllcllllllnl, 1H‘. 2 Khllffltllni. 2 flirt-i. 3 wllPtfi-w parlor. dining~i'ooiii. kitchen and Mr, Purchaser! A cnabre of a i. truck andt wheels, 1 express bNh-oonl, dishes‘ elm life-time. Sunny Slope Far-m for migon, 1 potato iliggcr, ‘.5 turnip sale positive. No reserve. I|' day Sale, situated in Meadow Bunk. sowcrs, 1‘. rat-k hcrirws, 1 set hen» he stormy, Wm lake place first fin... commanding ii beautiful view of vy block and tackle. lot of chain.l|ay_ West River, 2 miles from Cornwall. l driving WHKEOII. 1 buggy‘, 2, Tnlms of “lock Ne" film. nlollllll, Close to church. 20 chains from driving slciglis t1 now), 3 wootfnn l," films Over m" dollars; ll pm. school, only 9 miles from Charlotte- sicighs now, 1 (JFPllfll separator cam‘ l,“ l-ol. can],

town, 6 miles by winter. Fronting on West River. where sea manuire can liariit-ss.

be procured in abundance. There, Lot of hoiisclioltl furniture and is on the premises a. most beautiful} fllllllfiftltln‘ other :i.rticlcs not men- dwelilng bout-e. all finished in hard-ltitmeti.

wood. two stories, 3 large and well‘ finished barns, all in first PlIISS re- ls sold.

paiir. never-failing pump at door, 'f‘t-i"ui:< ~12 months‘ credit on all spring at shore. all fenced with ced- stuns ovcr $10.00, 6 pcr (rout off ar posts and wire. Contains Iutllfor (lush. acres, 85 clear and in extra stntcl

of cultivation. as can be seen by J. A. McDonald, Auctioneer, amount of crop produced. Will he‘

sold with or without crrm to wit» an.» at tlit- sriltli‘ time I will of purchaser. Inspection lnvitctl, andlhr IIIIflSIIiG a beautiful stniiil for will be pleased to show it at BIIYLIFHIIIESIIIHII at. Southptirt, flfllliflill- Elmo t0 Buy-body lflflkliig for an ldczildnp i4 acres of land and good home. 'Phone in house. For partic-l buildings. Pump at door, Great fliers w the owner on DFEYHlSES-tstaiirl 1'01‘ blacksmith with crop of NB" P87911500. Meadow Bank. oriIO tons of hay. Terms at salc. J. A. MacDonald, 37 Pownal st-rcct,'fjnn hp inspgqtgi] any mnn, gnnn Charlottetown. ‘grchnrd,

new, all full of single and double

SAMUEL MARTIN

EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.

INTERNATIONAL LINE

S. 8~ GOVERNOR DINGLEY will leave St. John every Wednelday It I l. m. and every Saturday at 6 p. m. (Atlantic Time) for Bolton.

Wednesday trips are via Eaatpoert and Lubec, due Boston lboui I0 l. m. Thursday.

Saturday trips are to Boston dines, due 8undayn about 2 p. m.

RETURNw-loave Bolton Mondays and Friday-i at 10 a, m, (on light living Time) for Eaatport, Lubec and St. John.

FARE 010.00 STATEROOMS 08.00

At Bolton connection is made via iii: Metropolitan Line express

freight and panenger steamers for New York Ind pointl South and

Welt. For Intercoms, rated Ind ldditlonal nformatlon, apply t0 A. C. CURRIE, Agent, It. John. N. I. _'\t : z .' .__ ,._-.. —- I

s.

Pduengor Steamer 6,000 Tone Displacement.

Loavs Montreal Ar. Charlottetown Ar. Charlottetown

for Charlottetown and leave and leave for St. John's for Montreal Juno M June 27 July 8 iuly l July 11 July 11 July 22 July 25 July 31 August I August 8 August 14 Allfllili 1i August 22 Auqult 28 September 2 September 5 September 1'

September 16 September 19 September 25 l For further passenger and freight Information apply to

‘u.

I CARVELL BROS.

Aflllttl

Sale positive, no reserve, Fiirui _

’ SAMUEL MARTIN’

plow, i single, Frost and Wood; ' '” cart. and wheels. 3 wood sleigh;

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A Sweetheart at Thirty THE STORV 0F A WO- IIANIS TRANSFORMA- TION Iy Marlon Rublnonm

A000

TIIE PARTY Chapter 38

That was the first 0t‘ a series of parties that Violet went on dud that sometimes also included uie. Pete was always one member and. usually the girl we met—they, called hcr "'I‘otits." When ‘there;

ti" ""1" Hills Int-r were ant Mien-c tho child Illlt! doing it——lt's

bc the same l_\'[)9-"UVBf‘~l)2l|Ill€'d. tivt-rilresscti as to style, under» ilrcsscd as to materiab Whenever Vi went alone. I stay-I i-d awake until her rcturir-usu-l all; 1 and 2 o'clock in the niurn-l ing. , “I can't understand it," shet would say. “W-hat does Bud see in that Pcte II can't stand him. ll don't trust him. He's cleverl

tenough hc knows e lot. hc knows would lwlllec‘; hel- lessons

so much that h» makes horribly ignorant. feel that he's the not l.“

Antitber time shc came iu, lu0k~ lug paler anti uiore tired than us- ual. ' “You look ill." I said in iiinriii.

"l fccl a little-little upset." site said ticglnning to take tiowiil her hair. "l smoked ll. ciitzireitc and it didn't agree with me. Pete has been teasing me to do it for weeks and I did not want to. He‘ ki-pt laughing and calling inc his little country cousin. but didn't mind him. Toots siuiics t1 menu littir: smile, when I rulust‘.

“AUCTION SALE

ON THURSDAY, SEPT. 21st

me feel But somehow I ignorant

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AT 1 P. M. SHARP

AT NEWTON csoss l of l a FARMS t

As Follows.

No. 1. Containing 108 acrcs of

‘laud; ($0 clear, balance In hard andi

soft wood. well watered, ii great

- (i.ilr_v farm. AUCiIOIIPPTfLlflIyH 1m iibove dim» all my Stock‘. No. 2. Containing 25 acres, alflllil mid flrillllill; tilt‘ DHDBY- ll W113

txiiidings, fenced by hedge and‘

trally located, only one half-mile

4‘, old licift-r, lif)lSl"i11 grade. if; fresifrom Granrlvicw Station. close tuimlll

church. school and shipping. 'l‘lii-.sn farms will be sold in part

zor in block to suit purchasers.

iUso, on the same day. all

II]

Stock, Crop, Farm Implements, as

hollows: 4 hor choirsc» cattle, 3i) sheep and lambs, 1 brood sow to iarrow in October. z pigs two months old Eli) hens. Crop: ililt) stooks of oats 200 lfllflfikfi of wheat. 4 acres oi‘ pnta- ‘toes, half acre of turnips, and fiill line of iarin Implements, all driv-

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l JAMES MORRISSEY 8. SONS t Newton Cross J. A. MacDONALD Auctioneer.

Mammoth (‘tearing l Auction Salt» AT SUNNY SLOPS-‘AFIM. MEA- DOW BANK

Two miles from Cornwall

5 on SATURDAY, SEPT. 2s

At one o'clock. sharp

Ilnvliig sold my Iiirni, I will soil on tho premises on above dntu all "W stock. iniplciiicuts. clC.

S'I'()I‘K——I draft. uiurc in foal, 1400 lbs; 1 ilrafi. iiiarc 1300 lbs; 1 mare, Iirazilinii. with Ina] at toot ivliiiici‘ by (lillil Parksiile; 1 black by Lncopia 2 09 1-2; 1 mam Park- ltlllic. good drlvcr; I black gelding. Yours old, by Ilongolai; prlzc Ktilillili! liy Ilingolu di-im coniiiioilt: full hrutiior to Imiigoln, pruiiiiscu l0 ho fast; 1 driift coll. 1 your. 3 choice niilcii cows, 1 ilfl’ COW, I stcur 1 your; I licifcr 1 yr-ur. L pnrv brcd Durham call‘, salvo-s ' mouths old. I brund

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1| sow, 70 lit-us, flarrod Iiocks. IMl’I/l<.'MI')N'i'S-—~-1 iliniiitf‘ Mun. st-iy Ilarris; I inuWi-r M. I). new, liay rnkv- M. 11., 1 hay loader M. “Harris now; 1 tlircshcr and cit-an or Simplex Hull's. Islx 'lI.P. Flllgine Gray. 1 iwn II. P. Etigilli! Gray, 1 punip jack, grain grinder iliassey Iiarris, 1 grindstoné 1 sci. truck scalcs, 1200 lbs; ' filtirtlvifi, 1 S. T. _ harrow. new; pulpcr, 1 sol pin barrow,- 1 gang

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1 farm lorrie. 1 1 1 double sleigh, 1 manuro spread‘- cl’. 1 scufflcr, 1 cream separator. DoLiival 500 lbs: 1 potato digger, 1" pung sleigh, 1 driving sleigh, 1

truck WEIKZOII,‘

driving wagon. 1 set driving har-

ness. fl acts working harness, leather traces. collars and homes

rrqnnd a int of articles not mention- ‘od. Lot of saw timhnr, and black

rope, sir-cl cabin, forks, shovels; hoes. milk cans, etc.

TERMS~14 months in all sum.- over $10.00. 6 per cent off for

cash. J. A. MQDONALQ,

' Auctioneer, NEIL FERGUQQN,

Meadow Bank

one. 1

.5. all young; 11 head oil

THE cp,151_tg__I§_1!___'

‘ifiistalit. theircuine’ flooding back

., d?

‘* ‘4/1 ‘ARI G nu r at ud's

Oriental Cream

But tonight there was an older woman along a Airs. Brandt. And site said." Holst mimicked her curlini! N}! her lip a little. "Don't

such a charming pose." A pose niiiid you. Aunt Enid! So I (lid smoke and it made me a_ little iii.

Again and again she went out with Georgi» on these parties, and always came home exhausted. Her lessons naturally suffered for she would lie awake hours after an evening of this kind. and next. day start. uptown for college sleepy and depressed. _Oflen she to go with him and that meant extra hours of reading to make up for t.. ' "Don't go to-niglit." I begged her, when Bud sent around a note csayiiig be would coiiie for her for tlic thi-atrc and a dance.

‘iBut 1 have to," she said, and in her tune was the tragedy that uni)‘ a girl deeply in love can feel

"Ii' I don't go it will be some oth- ,

cr girl. And none of those other girls arc good for him. They keep

hini up and make iilin take them,

It was always a barometer of her feelings. She looked up at him. a return of that same sweet shyness In her eyes. a look that promised so much and yet withheld so much.

But the kiss was an with Bud nothing more.

"Are you ready?" he asked I've I. taxi outside.

"But that costs so much!" VI protested. Why not a street car‘!

"Oh, they're so darned uncom- fortable. Besides. we're all fussed up, And it's a party, so let's cele- bratc.‘

"But the money

“Not-v don't start to talk about that!" There was a new note in his tune. something I did not like "knl-ivay the money part is all fight, I made $60 on the Curb t0- day. in u gold mine stock."

Violet opened her mouth to gngvrgr, Then the good iudsmellt she showed that sometimes made ha; 39cm much older than she was. came to her rescue. She said nothing but slipped lntn h" W" And they went out together leav- Ing ine uionu.

impulse

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TO'm0i'I'0)"_ThB Turning

Auk for Mllimrd’: and Talu- no Other

STOCK QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX, Sept. 18.—(Qll0ll1l-l°fl5 furnished by Johnson and Ward. members of the Montreal Stuck Exchange-l Bell 'I‘e1e1ih

OIIB

Laurcntlde Pulp _ Canadian General Electri

around in taxis und spend money Canadian Sleamshlp Com“ 19

on them. I don't know wherc he Canadian sleamih-lp pm 55 guts it. Ho. suy'a 110's been buying Asbeslos Co,“ 66%

stock and selling it at a "profit. I) . l Brill 8 _

Pi-ic is clever at that. you know ‘lizlrzweg? Pow; ' __

. . t

illlllllllhllnllllt Bud on to several ‘vmmppg Eleclrlc _ lllllk

r- ' . , , . v i r “Have you finished my . new h\l?lll:?l':_l gag?!‘ es £2“ llrcssl". SIIPIWOIlII. olni; lldfll‘ tone lira; kwmslnl 104% ‘.'i“i..".li‘Z".§;‘.§‘i§-.... ii... $533.? ni.‘. M» ~ FWMYY- ‘i5?- . . ,. . . _ ., l l / iii‘ taking Jill" around in that blue Am‘ lfmoniame """" " 2 l’ Ani. hnicltiug & Refining . 621A.

silk all tho time. l-lc wants me to \\'i‘ill‘ something new."

“No it's not done. but I can basin it up nu you, anti to-niorrosv fix it." I said

1V0 finished our supper eariy— Violci insisted. that we call It "tliiiiii-r" now. She bought little ziiter-ilinner coffce cups. and even wlicii Bud did not come to see us we served ourselves deini-tasseiil and lingered over tho nical. talk-

nosi»: I horse, l0 years. (driver). l. int: 50 acres. extra good land antillmck 0 fill"! "ma" "f "mime l“. "ir- S' steel """"""" "

hluc as soft as the light that ling-l

l-hnp-n min-p cowslwil-e, we]; wagered and very Cenlers nftcr sunset. I made it up ov-

er an old white dress tiycd pink‘ tho pliik showed faintly lthrough the lllIIl‘. l taught niysclfl how to inake IPrt-nch roses fruiiit jscraps of silk. and I put wreaths of these on the waist with a beltl {of tlicm and a few falling over tho, ekirt

Sire unis caquisitta in it. It. ‘brought-out all tlic fairy like light-j and grace of hor figurc. lt_

[ni.-as _ I c-t off thc shining mass of her; [hair Ycs. we had (701111! a long dis- ‘iant-c. from our old life. 1 looketli

(‘zinarlizin Pacific Railw‘

.\ nncoudzt Copper

Ncw York Central Cuba Cane Sugar Crucible Stet-I .... .. international Pupcr Kelly Springficlrl . Mex, Ilcirolciini International Moi Press Stool Cal‘ Rcadiili! -- Souihcrn Sttidcbakcr i'nlon Pacific . i‘tiih (loppcr

Marine .

MONTREAL EXCHANGE

lliifiil Victory 100.40 1934 Victory . 100-50 1922 Victory - —-

1937 Victory - 105-50

BAN K8

Flank Royal Bank ‘Montreal Bank Nova Scoiia Bank oi‘ Commerce Wheat, Sept. 106%. Doc. May 111. Corn, Scpt. 62%. Dec. 58%.. Mill‘

.. 1R6 v 10674..

Oats, Dec. 36%. May 3X

‘siiiiliiigiy at the girl as she stooill 1 before tip» lilil'l'0l', so slim antll unodish, so much iniprovcil iu-

mziiincr and »ziprii~.nranco—yet as SWUOY and wholsonio at hetirt us; ‘ever shc was in our quiet life be-| rn. Ilud came running up the. stairs and into our zipartintant. highly. v-xcittd at tlili IWOSIJPl-‘i 0f the P117‘! i3‘. t "Geo but your pretty!" lie cit-i Ft-liiinicil as she wont out to greet .liilil. ' * ' And impulsively ho put his arms aroiiiivi hor and KIRBM hill‘- The color loft her face for m1

~to

Annual Meeting

souu msutvict cojltcii.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ln Prince of Wales College Hail Charlottetown, P. E. I. Tuesday and Wednesday, Septem her 19th and 20th 1922

PROGRAMME

Tuesday Evening, 19th. 7.45 — Motion Pictures of the IUJCKICH and Wild Lift», in (fanatic. 8.lti»—1)r. Iiiirry Johnsmii~ A71 ilrt-ss and (Iolifercncc on our Ilcaiih Lavrs and tlic necessity uf n Provinc I tBoard oi“ Health. lLZlFr-Ili". Sliearer- ‘Address and Cnufcrcncc on Prohibition and the prnposcd Plobiscitef » 0.1tl—~lliscussl.on on tho Itcspoiisiiliiliiit-‘a of Woinon, (Silver collection.)

New

Wednesday, 20th. FOR ENOON

il.4‘5-~Businuss Meeting and El (‘lfiifili of Officers.

l0 4.3---Dr. "Shearer ~tShort Ail dri-ss on Now Social Lcglslstion In Canada; and on our duty i,o the hientui Defective.

AFTERNOON

2.00——Miss niiththuir- Address and (‘onferoiics on Children's Aid Society and Juvenile Courts.

4.l5—~-Motion Pictures. showing their use in Sunday Schools and Public Schools.

Wednesdiy, Eyenind Admission: Adults 25 (‘hildrcn 15 cents. " , S.00—iMovlng Picture flhow — (lomcdy, Travel, Nature Pictures. etc

015 -Miss Rathbun- Addres

cents,

IN_ MEMORIAM

MRS. SILAS GOFIVEATT.

-ll was with deep rcgrct that thc neopli- of Southnort and vicinity lcnrncil of the death of Katherine MacKenzie, widow of the late Silas Gorveatt. which occurred on Mon- day, ‘Sept. 4, 1022, ut the P. l3. l. Hospital.

The late Mrs. Goiveatt was in the best of health until a week I'll"? to her death, when shc was taken suddenly ill with paralysis which caused her death. She was 51 Ybars of age. ii tChristinn lady, quiet. and reserved in manner. She found her happiness in making othcrs happy. and hci" memory will he revered by those who know her Iicst.

There are left to mourn tho loss of a kind mother. Martha, in the cmploy of Mr. IMui-lcy: Mary and Harriet. at home; also one ulster. Mrs. John Martin, iKnross: mid one brother, William lMacKenzie. Charlottetown. ' '

tIii the nhscncc 0i‘ her pastor, ilev, Mr. Eaton. the funeral services at the house and grave were iaoiidiict ed by the tRev. Ewen IMacDougull, who spoke words of comfort to the bereaved.

Thc remitim; were laid tenderly to rest in the fnmily plot in ‘hr People's Cemetery, beside her bus band and only son, Albert, who but nine tiiontlis ago wits called away.

The pail-bearers were, M. Iltlls worth, ‘Martin Smith, Ernest Mai- Innis, P. Mutch, The floral tributes were ‘beautiful, including the follow ing: Crmcent, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ilourko: spray, brother William;

' bouquets from thc following: Mrs. ‘ A. W. "Sterns, tMrs. Ernest and Mm

Arthur ‘Bourke, Mrs. Jas, Cuiilll, Mrs. 4D. ‘Livingstone. Annin and Mury Vail. Anna. Harriett and Geo. N. McPhee, ‘Lena and ‘Pearl Cooper,

‘To the sorely bereaved relatives the sympathy of many fricntls in ex» tended.

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BeetolFIyKilIci-slflc

on Big Sister Movement GOD, SAKEJHF» KlNfio

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_ on to the satisfaction of nil cou-