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Mouth or Throat _ infection!

Dampness. dust, exposure and _excell

smoking frequently cause infection of die mouth and throat. A gargle of one pug Abeqrbine, jr., to nine parts water will bring quick relief. And to break up ¢|,¢ eongestion rub the outside of the ,krone with n iew amps, fnii strength.

The daily use of Absorbirie, _lr.,-

|m“re<i--al 8 lt\nutii-wash will swecten the breath and keep the mouth and. thmgt in a wholesome, %erm-free con- dition at all tirneo. $l.2_ per bottle- V gt your fivourite druggista. 13

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TENDERS

FOUNDAITIONS FOR llD`1`i$L- CHARLOTTETOWN. i‘. E, I.

Sealed tenders, addressed in the

undersigned, and marked on the out- gidc, "Confidential", and “Tender for Hotel Foundations, Charlottetown, P. E, 1.,” will be received up lu 12.110 delocli, noon, Friday, November 15th.

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mo. Plans and srvvifivallons may he funn the purview cr the Leaaiie ind' '

a' specific recognition of the Monroe

seen and form of tender obtained at

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THE 1N,T1MA1EsPAv`PERs

OF c0Lo1vE1. House

_ Friend And Advise_r_,0ffPresident `Wii. son ' Recounts in His‘~_Diary The Great Events 0f‘ The War' :flu ’ Which His

- Country Was Concerned.. 0

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I A i I i iC'hampl¢1lin’s‘Figlii?q_“wi°-th the Iroquois in *

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1 Continued from Page 4; _ Colonel House was ready to com-

promise with the French and. the Bfiujsh (P€l'1\B~l'iS more ready than the F”°S‘d°“t'- but only. provided the L¢Bllue were created and the Senate

~*“d°° Amfivfin participation is vital. Froin the moment or Wll_;on'g return to France on March 14, he 'de.

roicd himself chiefly to me work of l`*f"’-“|18 the Covenant so as lo meet American objections. Obviously this

rough without the help of the British and Italians and at least the passive

i0U-S111' Senaltorlal oblectlons. which

were chiefly concentrated upon the uccd of excluding dnmeseiu quewom

1. Enlineer, Ch_ariol.ietown, I’. E. l.; tl1e|’““m“°~" “L im friendship with Lord Building Engineer, Halifax, N. 5., andlltobei-t Cecil who was determin_e¢| the Termiiial Agent, ls§lnte.l_i;:\`1;;(ll\°-135-I to omit no stef# ,that mlsht establish mt! ‘bi oiimlxennzna 111;: Lfriiin tiieimc s‘u°°e55 °f the 7-H8116 BMI Wh0 Regional Chief Engineer, Moncton, if, U"‘d°‘5t°0d th? heed Of meetinz Sen-

requesi. is accompanied by it ccrtliled ¢h¢q||e gn g, chartered bank of Can- ada, 'chin to thc Treasurer. Canad-

ian witional ltitllu-ays. for the.

amount oi $50.00, which will .bc rc-

n e if the luis and speciilcatlmis.

in il d P ' » are returned in good condition within ten days 'after the Contract has been let. Tendererg will be required to submit with tender, a security deposit equal to I0 per cent of the amount of the tender, in the form called for in the Instructions for Trinderlng.

The lowest or any tender not nec-

essarily accepted. .

W. U. AI‘Pl.l'ZT01\i. '

General Manager - Atlantic Region. Moncton, N. B. `

November 2nd, 1829,

Nov. 5-6-9-13.

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THE MONRGE DOCYRINE

The cliiefolilection to inserting 0.

recognition or endorsement of the Monroe Doctrine in the Coceriant was that it placed the United States in l. special condition. The French dele-

gates, Bourgeois and Larriaude, con- tented that such an anienclxnent might prevent action ol the League in the Western Hemisphere and. oon- versely, might relieve the United Sta- ics from the obligation to participate in the settlement oi' European affairs dcclded upon by the League. If the Monroe Doctrine in the Covenant was tent with the terms of the Coven_Axit,' Larnaude argued. 'it was unnecessary to refer to it, What was unnecessary might be dangerous. Relying on the special mention ot the Monroe Doc- trine in the ' Covenant the' United States might some day assert, that the Doctrine forbade some act of interven- tion decided iipon by the other mem- 'ocrs of the League. .

Tho British seemed thoroughly in

.i ir _ -, , inet turrueiy- of the colin. -,W depends upon ner -bility in main- ,lflill her-#ls defence. and like n11‘ 0201>-rooted popular. sentiments it is

persuaded to approve lt, for -he re-*hm ,Odd .each of . which requires

cculd not be successfully carl-ied'th.l i

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approial ol’ the French. At first Wil- should have to surrender at discretion. son was not inclined to consider ser-I

giiiundtdf ing truth; Not.only‘ have we doniinions scattered over the face of

Protection _from the sea, but the teem- ing ‘population of the Islands of the United" Iiinkdom can only beied and '°i\'5£11¢d `l7fi>Vi¢'led the avenues of sea traffic _gre safe. We import four-fifths of our cereals, two-thirds cf! our meat, ithe whole of our cotton. and almost the' whole of our wool. If we were blockaded for \ month or less we

That is not true of any other coun- try in the world to the some extent. 1 Leest emit is it true ci the united ‘States which could as far as necess-

laries of life are concemed laugh all iany biocksi:l'e.' "

I think you will believe me wheni

ll 'say that I i\rii'passionately desirous ‘of Anglo-American friendship, end aL 'convinced believer in its existense and , jaurnbiiity, but I must freely admit; that if I were British Minister of the .

Navy and I saw that British safety; was being threatened. even by Amer-I lca I should have not recommend to` ‘my fellow countrymen to spend their; last, shilling in bringing our fleet up to the point which I was advised wasi

'necessary for their safety. I'do not` of course ask you to accept these views

,but I do ask you to recognize their, existence. I do not know whether in, your country you have any tradltionaii policy around which popular senll-f

imerit has crystallized in a similar way . but if you have you will be able to cp- ipzeeinte the inns ni British feelin; lthat exists on this point. - 1

You _have some times been good cn- l

‘flush to li-iviieurib to speak to _you as frankly as I woulilo one of my coun-

you to say that ,when the Treaty of Pea.oe‘containing' the League of Na- tions has been signed you wouldaban-

felon or modify your new na.'val_pro- grammet I em sure that the British

Would it be possible for instance, for,

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It was Cha_mplai1i's great desire to

i explore the country whence came

|trymen. and _in that spirit I venture to , the swat mm, on whose banks he

“sk y°“ whether y°“.°°u1d dc’ any' lhad planted thcs°tt1emcnt of Quebec thing to reassure us on this point* '

.and to search form passage which

'would lead to thc Western Sea. No icfne dreanied than ol the many miles 'that stretched between thc shores they had already cllscovcrcd and thc disiant. Pacific Occaii. The great

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So in ilie summer of i609, the next alter the fouding of Quebec. Cham-

plain joined a party ol’ his Indian allies on a raid into the `Iroquois

country. They travelled up the St.

l..awrence and the river Richelieu t0`

the lake which is now called by his name. Here they met their enemies. Both parties landed on the western shore and prepared for battle. The

favor of thc proposed amendment de- - , ., . lakes and rivers. the broad pr;|i1~1¢_ilz`oguoi.s sheltered themselves behind iigiicd to ensure the Monroe Doctrine G\`»"'°mm¢nt would be only too ready me cnornwus molmm-ms' an wcmia rude stockade of tree trunks, from cspccially in view of the general con-"'° li.” °°.”°99°“dm5’°s’“"’“°-“S” That‘*i..1‘iknowi1, and only slowly. l.lii-oiigiilwliicli they came out to attack vlciion that without it the Senate "°“i‘ib° Wm* “"9 F““°h'°"“ °‘ 'beau flong years and by the icllsomc jour- Q Ciiauilllains Indians. He, with two 1-,ouid rciusc to approve the Covenant, ,3"i’°'?Wi"°h` whim i‘° m°“3“"“e the _neys of many c;;plorci's was lim ivziyiotlier Frenchmcn. had hidden them- Thsv wc". ,mxmusy iwweve,-I' before LHUUCL "ld if YW ¢°'*1id-"lm lmlmffound. Ciiair.-plaiii limi in nmlrclsclves in the woods, so- as to sur-

'r u thi .cial deniimd oi the “ef h°"°*'¢f"l“f°m““Y» l'h“i'u‘¢ "W°'fricr1ds of thc /liyoiiqiiiii 'uid-`ii1.‘ro11 l"`l5f` me i10'll10i5 bv Y-heir sudden

_ l'i'ess" " --. ' ‘ ‘ ` ‘ hand man about the home. \'ou'lli:;;;f,:;,],i,-lates ii reash some under- G0vernments would e0nsulttogetheri1,,d;,m5 a,1~1~1m.1 mm, to limi i.h:=_v ri;1.~cara11cc. bed by three chiefs.

is-ty, Everything needed by amateur or skilled niechaiilc, su vises. pliers, saws, files. liamnicrs, are here always, priced to save money on every purciiuse.

The Rogers Hardware Co., Ltd.

find them here in almost endless 1-ar

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Professional Cards

BELL fir MATHIESON R. R. BELL D. L MAT!-IIESON. Ll.. B. Burlgterg, Solicitors. Etc. Money to Loun- Ollces-Chorlottetown and Mcntagu

Mark R. Mctiluiga

aaansrnn. shtici-ron. ern

- noun 'ro tons

Cameron Block. Charlottetown.

McLeod & Bentley

J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY. K- 0~ Barrister and Attorneywt-Low Omoo: 180 Richmond Street MONEY T0 LOAN Charlottetown. P. E. L

McDonald- & McPhee

B. A.

I. A. MUDONALD. H. F. Mc? BABRIBTEIIS. ATTORNEYS.

MONEY T0 LOAN

I-ttey Building' . Charlottetown

{Stewart & Lowther ‘l J. n. srswfurr. ir. 0.

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Bsanisraus. soucrrons.

I4 Great George Street

I Morin 'ro i.o1i1v

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Dr. D. T. Waye

DENTAL SIJBGEON

180 Richmond Sir!" Charlottetown. P. I. L

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policies of Grcat Britain md the

_ Lord Robert Cecil to

some force that such an lttii-U66

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not-gi programme, by which 1 undoi- stood you to a ur P ET not yet. provided for by the law. as our

not yet passed I um also certain that

. i 'mild uldc iilui iiiio 1111; 111il;1io\‘/11

1 _ d th fum” m`a|`h'om year to year as to their nata rr 5 _ wind ug mg” mg e ' programmes.. and `that the British‘lsnd. and allow him .ri mnkf- settle-tlastcned in iheir hair, the Iroquois 1

,wi-Q5(-n1,¢di11e United Stotesln thehi m°"°d°' ‘ , In ,_ j i ___f __ ___ _ _ __ ._ ___. .. -._..... .. ..__. 01,-; -...._.;

d nh swnun. You-x very: cere 1. |

i~3:“lcisimlm5hadM;omewto Paris for L ` ' ' ' Robert Cecil.'mmd,,;cm on me Monme DDC,,.i,,c, ol the Covenant noteven the scruples .sn c wio ~ ' .

1 , . . . n » 1' French dclcgates themselves.

_, _ ue) im - .. which was li1cu,ht up at the meeting 0 the _ . inlcf visit. He agreed ent Y W is COLONEL ,HOUSE TQ LORD 10( me mam" or Nahum émnmmwul Naming 15 more clear than that me Bcnson that it was impossible at th - ROBERT CECIL , , = _~ 4 1`__ __ _ f "_ C , t hi , _

< . rm the evcn.1i'» of April 10, 1““51°“ 0 -6, Dvenan, w ch was

111110 to promise that the Ameri°li\ i , pa,-15, _gpm 9,1919 =- . 1 W I , d tm b tio.

._ _. . . - ‘Orin of thc most liiilioiiaiit iiicct- Ricci' dnslgne U1 mee e 01°C “5 , hnuld always be inferior to thenur Lord Robert: _ h U _md St .ms um n er ` - »--1 Um; the /United states" 1' t ! A il ings ol the Committee for the bcagiie l0f l C ‘ Ui H . W 9*’ _igm 5“~" Think YW fm' YW’ el' °"`° pr . C1 ._ - have been carried through nor 'the

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, Uv _J ,nnnue the pros,-,mme _ 4 , 1 hi h 'vias held last night nt eight o o , ` I V

con ri n o c weight with the spirit o w c I am mow house on April H ,amended Covenant, passe,” wuhnutlm 20

_ - (1 <1 way without reciprocal . , - _ I m km fi ' ~ V ,_ _ -

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o‘hcr hand as he said to Benson, ifipaece mg N “gm it Wm surely be ‘at the bcginiilng over the question of 'Climi P°“_e\'S~ Olifiildft- §i°°‘i fifmly 10;35 4 ` ` N t. was to hwe " League 0 n ’ . lthe use of French lor the oilical lmxt ‘bmmd W‘l55‘i" and H°“5° “Pm “ery 10.50 Mr. Melville Stone. . liic brazil* 0f 3 ~°“5 ‘necessary for us to live up to its \“‘~ ` _. I ` :~ ~' . ' bati

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NAVAL RIVALBY , ' me n 0 ro amme|Every one clsc \\‘11s willing. It scams

the irony of fate that Frame. who has more at stake in the Lcague of

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Path' Apr" 8’ 1919 nu" bm fa the next meal ye" h“'Natlon.s than any other country.

M5' mar C°I°"°] House: i ` ‘ lshould have tried to kccfl us ironl Dut-

I have found in exalted _qulrt/UFSIYUU Wi" "nd "5 reldgéng wugrnieriltlnz in a clause which wllimakc cer-

ilrnt some ot the recent utterances by consult _with the Bri ove ._ , t L

l ,tain the acceptance of he citguc _ i

high °m°°ls °°““°‘.:"ed imh me Uni- 'tim'-‘-1 ynr LD ye” reprdlmg (pq mv! by the American People andtlic Scnatc

ted States Navy have D\'°dU°¢d 5 ""7 lPf°¥"mm°" °f th’ w° G°Vem.mem"` ,. .. The President fliialii' marie hh

"“l°n‘ma1’e impressk/n` very Po?-ima ~P¥e?me*nt"‘hiime" bn' I ihmklimbfwsioned speech on' the subject.

sibly th°y_ have been misurideis't0°d» ,_l‘il‘i°. °“}' m““.ii9“: in ihL!hinl:Ml:;iHe did not speak longer than icn` _ - ' hu; they have ln fact conveyed the ‘quite clear in 5 ala ement w c immmes‘ but what he said was mn of cipal Powers had not expected and idea that the naval i>0ll°5' °’.Am"m"|m"d° M' und” Tim" °n‘de°°mb°r eloquence and good 5L,nSe_ 1,, convinced enacted concessions that touched their

I’ 0"" °' Expansion; Athh'vl“mty.“"t mrwmchlhe uid: ‘It is leverybody but the French dclegalesi‘5“`“ 85l>l“ti°“5- .

the /imericnn ambition ~ is W ,°f>'°“‘.‘*‘ ‘°H“‘° 33'; we finally owed the flew. Or have a HWY tl ‘°"~"`~ “ “"°". |"°"d “MH m “ t ~ i, thought we hid.

_ swinger than that of the British ent possible coopernlon, and the m~S oi 1 and so nn It ls urged with generous»understandlng between the. 'Cecil bears thc brunt of explanii

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Emp re' . ls two higllsh lpalkihl D¢m0¢\'B¢i¢S~ ` tion and his paiiciioc is iiiarvcllous' ' A i!'I°|¢‘li PIKB fl’0ll1 U18 Vi-\i\0|'l' 300|*

t‘rf.l\c1i with tail plumes of feathers

_ ' sentiment on the matter would not ment and build trailing poets nnioiig aclvrinced, and the arrows flew thick

Umwd States' ~ be disregarded I feel confident that i them, To gain their i;oad-will helen both sides. Cliamplain stepped

M mc "°q“°5i _°i me Presldgnt -5 mic pmseht ve;-y “mime anxieties | had to promise to lic1p_ them in their forward in sight ol’ the Iroquois. who “im “S M me Brmsh’ HW” nm' in th ‘rm wind bs wmplemy re- ‘ war with the li-cquots south oi the ceased firing in their -astonishment. C1050 l3“°hWm" A‘hmrMBeM°“’ "mio" e po ' - 'lakes who were their deadly cncmlcs. Taking careful aim at one oi' the,‘less 'outer coat of thick buff colored

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chiefs,‘he fired his arquebilis, which ,leather-_ and nndercoat or shirt with \‘eop:vn; they .soon realiz

bulleisfwhile at the 'same time his two compmlons fired from lhe woods. Two of the ctiief’s fell dead

“nd B '©hh“d,.was wounded. The Iro- quois, wh'o had never seen a white mlm. and knew nothing of fire-arms, -became 'panic-stricken and fled. It was an easy victo‘i'y. 'out the attack drew upon the French the hand of tl,ie`,iz-'oquoisl a.nd`foi° more than a hundred years thefsettlera of Canada ` suffered._ all the horrors .oi savage~wa.rfare for~,'their alliance of Champlain with the Northern in- ‘dians..'I‘he picture .show Champlain Ioresseri in ine éoitmne ei it musire- teer of-the early seventeenth cen~ tury. sometimes light _steel armor. sucir as breashplate and thigh-pieces. iwas worn;,but probably. Champlain, travelling ln summer and by canoe in the wllderness.°wore'only a sleeve-

'quick-iiring vwezglziis. A1 ii1'.‘. 1.11'

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he wp, us hc had‘1°,,d`¢d with you,-lgsieevless, loose cloth knee-bree*“cs.:cri inc slipfwior cll".c1cncy nf thei”

lbuckskin leggins and mocctisins. and own mins. and from the shelter r

ia broad-brimined hat. HL-. lica\‘ylt11e> ic;-c.'.;. ,im ;i:‘.1;‘._\' n i.11r;>:lee a'.'.acl'- land clumsy weapon is an a:‘queou:=.‘,1lic_\' \\c:'t ilvillff in pour in a contihu ian early form of the mu.=,‘.;ct_ \\";1ii:`:1 on.; arid siltiit i`.'igr.‘. of arrows llpo'

‘was loaded at the miizzcl and fircrl .he F.‘f~r..~11 .“'~..lr:.v l_»c'ore tires by means ol`a slow-biirninc f11;a:~_ ii ‘r~.::l<l 1-fi-.mi ‘.',:~ fwv li was not lin `iC"i"X CUTU Of *DPC UT l0“'» UW ‘-`».`;i\\"fi itil 'iw inti~l;f'.. '1\;\r. 1:i1\>t‘r>\'i\1i by xuin ,end of* which was brcuzlit mln rmi- l:'.l11. iv; :1 limi :url ;~:~r\l for tli .tact with the powder at thc bi‘c:cl1.`.~1w':.‘ l;;;;‘1;.1~: lu-r\ ez- "-.nalcl1," nlmll by pulling a spring ti‘l;;;‘,ci'. A bat; oi 1:`,'J1\_ in* _.i:» \\.L»1r'.»~.. ‘.\.'r~‘.'.~_ able t bullets and two powtlei' flask". l1:\;i_ ;;~_11 n1_z\- ii1~~'.:`.f~'i :~:i\.;\1‘.1.1f;r\ rr.-or th from his belt- These wily fur-=\i'i\\f»‘ 1m1.n-11; .n 1.1 .11 5.1 ~.;~ ~.1:.=;na;.'notb were slow and cumin-oils in llicir :i1'-'11~iir:':ili\- liz' »~.~.~1 1_~.~'. vim Indian

;tion; they took s:\'.~1-al 11111111 rw 1'» \-».~;-1~ ,»-,M111 and iii. `prlmc. load and lirr. -"nil llxc lrklz r_i_'3~- 1-.:-. ~1" i:'1~1=;';~.: iciry to iliftli ‘was so heavy that soiiicliiiim. 11, til.-"`;‘;,~;»i. iii xx ~-~zi_ nr. 1:1 111" \.Vr:t 0

iiocatcd the sholilfie or rffilni'-l>o11f~`1,;_,‘;, h.:i1‘_ :mil srfcals of 'l1<~1r clies, iof the shooter.Compa1‘c<l with lhcm `,»,.;1 inf p~-'ici-tors. niiiilo of Hitler ithc indians' bow and r.ri'o\\'_= \\'i"-‘.‘v~-.r\~11 1<~:e‘..'if~r.wi1li 1.>i1o1\ libre,

or .\.“.r\\1.':~, ln lim p1<.“‘-irc, somi

lf'-*dia-95 WST? Slifllfl-“lil “nfl l`1~`-3" if 1i‘.1" lhrl1‘=.:1.”- r1\1'T‘.' wiivilcli Shield. stricken by the 1ioL=t‘_ .llc .s.1‘.ol:.~ :\1‘.<l ` ,',,-;,,,~;._~,m\ \\-ph <,h(~rr~ -,0'_r;m_e mi; flame imd thc pc:1i‘ii'a'.;i\': \1~:.=~~ h_~.rly-picces iimdc of bark oi

power of the while 1n:1ii`f~

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lor the Langue Arm inn: nc fought U lam" GSC" bf°“Shi» W ‘ie “B i1o.55

h ihancc of life it would not do .to wnuom and in order to do this I am 1 , .

» , I power lo aid in the passing of the ,lo 55

I , K n by meaning M- it SWE another hour clot the iiisciti 11 n M n . init its cxxsc cite! M dtmmishmg sure yod`wlil find the Un ed s R clause commg me Mmmw Doc Mom Dmmne amendment -I-hE,11'0n

iixamenis ns ea ready to lbond in or modify our new In ie my am it was me Fmmhl Jnpa,,CS,, yielded me" mm special

amendment at the some 'time thatthey siipportcd that of Wilson. The objec- tions of the French delegates, which might have spelled ruin for the Ameri- can programme, were finally swept aside by the French Prime Minister himself. _ '

ll would have been surprising-lm

deed if, after accepting the special American dcmandsas' regards the Dengue of Nations the other Prln

APPENDIX ‘

1 I 'in ' kept uv the veomen

, ith the cancer- 'W coniprohend me eppreclate. I be- . ,°" I - . “holly inconsmenlfe wo; Nmgm andliigifg ti-1e'|-rave problem! Whivh UW SU(`f‘i-ISS , At the Door of Colonel I-louse's mm 0' me Tag, Muni; iheisett- ‘war has brought lo the British peop1e,l Apartment at the Hotel de Crlllon till* if ll' 7°” y ep it d sum ni d muy undenund the sped.) inte,-_f Two days latcr, on April 28, the Mm-¢h 13| 1919

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kd mud fr thliad n sooner- oi-ihniienni quutiona which arise frcmlP*=°°° Cwftfente anvrvvcd the C0- 9.15, Mr. nsppard. .

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wild °>' - - ~ in ith hne

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mm "° °' °°mp°tm°n ‘in nm. bzeithe “ct °;;°\;e Fecal!" pmt on .8 ‘of a word. UP to thc last moment the -------H tween as and them. 'ro lnuuiiilfl '"1 ““““ ° lneémy. ienrpersistea thati/ir.i1uz,'1ies or Aus- -

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