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IF MIXID WITH dULPHUR _l'|' DARKINS 8O NATURALLV NOBODY CAN TELL.

Grandmother kept her heir beau-

tifully darkened. glossy and attrac- tive with a brew oi Sage Tea and Sulphur._ Whenever her hair took on that dull faded or, streaked ap- pearance. this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for “Wy- eth‘s Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will get a. large bottle of this rid-time recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients. All ready to, use at very little cost. This simple mixture can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair.

A well-known downtown drug- gist says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been appliod-—_it's so easy to use, too. ﬁlou simply dampen a comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another ap- plication or two. it is restored to , ‘its natural color and looks glossy ‘La-s o-awark-ltwk‘! molt and beautiful. ki-

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. ‘

advertisements aadal Illa leadlal. Ia pa! word far aael la- rvtlaa. . I when nplea eo-o to III can to be forwarded. Ive aelta aunt be added t0 coal l0 GINO! IIIIIIQ. eta-

Coatraotlaaa count aa an ward. but Ive lgarea (as 01,000) no allowed aa ale W0

Oaah militant-ca to cover coat Iaal aaca-Ialy all advertise. n.1,. In no eaar can this rule bemaveriaalcd. _llvartlacllelts rm“? V!‘

"lo-tintin- Help “hunted [ANTED MAID. 000D WAGES. Apply 11 Kent Street

- - 3768-11-18“.

ﬂAVPIGID-IEVIIIIAI. volmo wo- a 1.. b h. n “_ w- w m" "MM-w "ha" f" iﬂiﬁttﬁt°“i'-‘il‘tt‘ilt°'l.‘¥ ..‘.'.ll n. I Guardian.

Miscellaneous ‘I

ll A CHRISTMAS GIIVI‘ NONE better than the Prince Edward

awly superintendent oivNurseaﬁovi b".

N urstng

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Wanted I'll!!! WLNTIID—WILL DI OPER-

'PII.IVA'I‘I aliasin- l slams Ila 1'0 880 a week. Learn without leav-

ti at the old stand in all kinda Ins home Dolor! ti" bookie! :1 ‘ﬁrs. Purchase prwe agsolutelgv agllléncmlfgp‘ @0571“, ggltlsﬂc-gl ﬂ].,f},‘§.‘1l"’ ‘m’ ‘ug-ﬂii-Estr ma. iois-s-zouns-tzsi

Iinnullrfki-i. Sovmfar its» could he learned tonight Herman's defeat will .not alterhis plans in any WYB-Y and he intends to sail and fulfill his English engagement.

The light last night went the full fifteen rounds and the judges guvc the decision to Lynch. which on- penrod favorable to the 800N010"?-

lFéity-‘ricliiwii? The Championship

At N... York Last Night He De- feated Pete Herman in Fifteen Rounds

Quantsoy squann canons‘. New York, Dec. 23.—-Joe Lynch. ill"; little fighter from the West Sido of A NINGS Manhattan island, who lumped ln- HOLIDAY FmEFgRRTHE HOME to prominence about three Years| _ ago. as a likely ‘boxer won the‘ ~ b“ h hantnlnweight championship of the, Tho following warnings. pu ed- world from Pote Herman oi New erl‘ by the Now Brunswick Hoar ill-leans, in a fifteen round Ibattle-‘of Fire Underwriters. should rc-

ilthe Madison Square Garden to- icoivo careful reading:-

tight. The men weighted in under!

ill pounds, as called for in the nr- l DO NOT dccornto your Christmas

[king of agreement at 2 dclock troo with D0410!‘- mlw" 91’ "n? this afternoon, but the offlclztil other inflammable material. Use

velghts announced by the state‘ metallic tinsel and other non-

*"“ -~—r

taxing commission when tho men inflammable decorations only. uttered the ring tonight were 110 and sot the troo securely so Mn“ (o, amp 111m, the children in reaching

(or things cannot tip it over.

DO _._..- q use cotton to represent snow. lf you must hnvo snow “no powdered mica or asbestos ilbrc.

D0 NOT permit children to light or relight the candles willie Dill‘- cnts are not present. They ire- quently set tire to their cloth- ing instead. Electrical illumina- tion is safer.

D0 NOT LEAVE MATCHES with- in reach of children at llolidny time. Candles are meant to ho lighted, and if tho children can

Lynch looked the much more! llnurn oi’ the two men. When the boutbogun, while Herman was in the better conditions, so far m! looks went. Herman was an odds on iavorlto in what betting was indul- zsl in, thrceto twobcingfreelyﬂl" lei-oil that he could retain his championship. Both boys were rol- lahly nervous ‘nt the outset. ’Lyi1ch‘s mlvnntoge 0f IICISIIL 311d lmh were e001! 0139339“ and c!‘ cessivo cnutiousnees on the 1101* 0i llcrmnn cost him any ohmic“ he lltlght m“. had to hold onto his

W‘. get matches they will 8x11073- Iniourortho lound-ollorma“ h“ mont with them. They imitate lilo lnttt-i- of tut» argument. bi" l“ their elders.

nly one of these had he an?’ 4°‘ idea advantage over ~101Mb Herman and his msnasol‘ Wm Iii on tho steamship 1111991110" l- England tomorrow at noon. The l-champion Le matched l0 10°“ 0mm)‘ Wilde, tho littlt‘ D0997‘ "thin boxer and Enslloh 61191119" “also 20 round bout in London on

‘DO NOT allow trees to remain in- sido buildings after the holidays. The trco ltsoli ignites readily ivbon nccdics have become dry. A largo number of tires usually occur ill JANUARY from 1111B cause.

A ilousc of Itlerrimcnt is Better

'l‘hlm il. iiouso of Mourning

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_ I ' . ll MO RY TONI? l s. pendants Wine

Rich in iron and rm, in which are

V ' rpofated Beechwood Creosote bites, ideal remedies o» , a "at. , » t. . , . ‘A “ct.” w pulmonary affections lull . 0a 80h lnrybhn. | » '”' nraastosiltacmuniueenobmaso. fl .1 ~ w

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IT PAYI to bnfJll this proving.

“GONOIULT HORWANQ cATA - ">8. 8045 6 22 ti SPECIAL CHRISiTMAS music in the Methodist chulruh on Sunday will Ibe conducted as usual by prof, Fletcher, , -

MIDNIGHT MA$St-— hiidnigllil Mass was celebrated hst night n. St. Dunstans (Ltlhedral. lflc largo edifice liming filled.

SALVATION-_A—FIIAY.-There will be services in the Snlvuilion Hull on

Christmas morning at 11 o'clock.

_..t -» -~ EGG CIRCLE-Fills Annual BIG-El‘

ing n; t}..- Hlgpil River Fjgg Circlo will ho llcld ill 11.0.70 River llrtil‘ rm “Wlncsdtw Devwmbi-r 29th at 2 otlock p. m. Mr. “'70. Kerr wi". l‘ |‘l‘l‘.l(i1i. li

___ , , ..MR. FARMEFL-Dd‘ you keep n1 record oi your earninhs and on} penditures? Why not get yourl ills-st account hook frets by sub- scribing or renewing your alib- scription to The Guardiant and start right now 3556-11-11 t:

ARTISTIC CALENDAft-h-Amonz the most. artistic oi‘ tho evil-don't‘ calendars is that ipresented by Mr. G. D. Wright i'or a copy of which the Guardian desires io exprltss its’ appreciation and tilanks.

RECEIVES commissions-Mal William Carson formerly of Blew’ sbaw, and now of Vanguard. Snsih. has just received a commlssltln from England as Lieutenant in. time Royal Air Force. All who knew Li. Carson will join in congratulations.

MILTON AND RUSTlCOs-aserv-z ices will ‘he hold as follower-At! Milton, service on Christmas morn- ing at 10.30 withllolv Communion, and on Sunday morning at 11 o’. clock. at Rustlco, service Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock with. Holy. Communion; and at Hampshire on Sunday evening at 7.30.

. -———- t GIFT TO THE CHOIR.—- The; choir of the Methodist Church wvrc-I reluelllberell in a most silltnhlo man , m-r ata meeting of the choir on. Wednesday night when they found nwniiinz them ii complete outfit. of choir vootmentsl. Tiller is n move in the right direction and will no doubt be grontlv npprct-inted by,‘

.\lr. Alfred J. Slnnott oi‘ ‘Moreli was ll vistlor to the city yesterday. liiiss l Lucy T. Selinr has‘ returned to her homo in Whootq ley River to spend the Christmas holidays.

IHELLCENTRAL

‘$1580. Prices on produce remained

both choir and congrrgntion. |—-—- _ feet?" I - ‘ ' '. . . .. _ _ Tho Magi mused. “more bright _,,§_______ agqayg+4>l+ than morn?» P-ERSQNA LS . And voice-o chanted olcar and sweet, ._ .

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GUARDIAN -

3E5 CHARLOITéTOWN VGAR Q “E9 00min!!!’ ad page 9 2492-12-24-21.

Houston I 7' Drop Johnson

Claims American League President la Dlasenter From New Luigi. —'— Regime . Pnoresson w. s. FLETCHER ‘will llreslle and coduct the music 2-" 1110""!!! 8nd evening service in

lthe Methodist Church. PURCHASE YOUR SKATES at

Charlottetown Garage Co. and by

so doing the some will be put on

boots free 2492-12-24-2i

NEW YORK, December 22. — Failure oi the American League to elect New York, Boston and Chic- ago representatives to its board oi directors at the annual meeting lust Friday “indicated clearly" that, President Ban Johnson and the clubs WIllCh supported him in the

league war “are dissenters from Christmas Tree and Social i t ‘b , . held on Friday evenmg ma; "u: the new Landis regime in baseball, stead o; Thursday) m [he Parish (oi. L. '1‘. Houston, part. owner of llall. All are welcome. _ ‘ the Yankees, announced in a state- ____ - nlent here tonight.

COME TO THE TEA in Yorlt Hall "During the past year Johnson Wedncsdlhl evening December 29th has fought the appointment of Proceeds in aid of Protestant Or - Judge Landis as chairman of tho lthanalzc and local work. It not line National Commission." Col. Hous- tirst lino night following. ton said, “and successfully resisted

———- . the judge's advent into baseball l

..REOORD "BOOK-Mr. ﬁrmer until compelled to consent at the I

how much did your farm earn for r- » - -

Y;=,","=,,:"g; m“ We --.l::“::.;.‘,~;:ts: ":?‘.l‘:-,:*.'.:.:“:: . n , 1 .

o n B Guard“ Acwuntlpocrisy. He had to surrender a}

and Record Book will soy it for you in 1921. Subscribe or renew to; the recent Chicano Inoetlns be - D ED 3555-1141 ti. cause the ‘wilful fit-e’ deserted him

in the fear thntthe proposed “MEL STAFF ENTERT/"N- twelve-club league would injure EDr-TIIC staff of the Victoria Ho-

‘ _ lhr-ir property investments." ; tel uelo entertained to .21. very cn- I plunging ma‘ (he recent move is joyable Christmas banquet on aimed “m d158,“... and discourage Thursday evening by the itiunagcr Judge hauls M the Sm";- COL Ilir. llarry Brown and Mrs Brown Houston expressed um oplmon and each one was presented with emu Judge M5415 Wm quickly i’ "ﬂhlilble Km b?’ u"! miimil§°mitiil find means to curb Johnson and his Needless to soy everyone was dc - puppets;- llghted. The slipper was served in “Johsnon and his {we club”. h‘, splendid style tho dining room be-

adlled, “are banded together ‘by ing . most tastefully decorated for Hes on," than m", sportsmanahm the occasion

The strength of this unholy alliance I has made Johnson exceedingly ar- I rogant and has been the cause of all the recent trouble in the Ameri- can League and in baseball. and until it is broken thcro can be no pout-o. Tho elimination of John- son would automatically restore tranquility." ‘

MlLTON.-— The Sunday School

THE MlARKETZ-ffhe Christ- mas market yesterday was a very small one. lhltter was selling

s.t‘60c., eggs at 75 eta; fowl from 75c. .to"$1, chickens $1.25 to $1.50, gasss $3.50 to $5.00; ducks $1.00 to‘

the same. oats selling at 60c., pota- toes at 70c., hay $1.30 to $1.40 and straw 50 to 60c. owt. Geese at the v butclicr stalls were selling at 40c. 1-21.22‘; ‘$8,321- 2EiT§”"-‘.§.i = l Clinton 0"" i "" -*“" ”' t (James Rulaeli Lowell.) '

price of pork remains at 17 to 1 “What means this glory round our

; 415.0% 17 1-2 lcts. carcass.

‘Today the Prince of Peace is born!" , l "ilfhnt means that. star?" the shop herd said. . “That brightness through the rocky glen?" Q

And angels answering overhead. ‘ "Sang. “Peace on earth, g0od~will

0id Orange ilall

Cor. of Kent and Prince Streets

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n. Royal Bank of ca... ' l GENERAL STATEMENT 30th NOVEMBER, 1920

I LIABILITIES

T0 run PUBLIC: _ Deposits not bearing interest .................................................. .. 5123329540842 Deposits bearing interest. including interest accrued to ’

date oi statement ............................................................. .. 331.688.078.60

H55,017.3B7.02

Notes of the Dank in Circulation ........ .. Balance due to Dominion Government ..

41.672.978.74 19.972.801.38

Balances due to other Banks in Canada . S 6,807.41 Balances due to Banks and Banking Correspon enis in the United Kingdom and foreign countries ...................... .. 14.959.003.06 —-— . 14.966.810.47 Bills payable 17.997.678.28 Acceptances under Letters of Credit ......... ..-.... ..................... .. 17.228.647.29 755235639818 TO THE SHAREHOLDERS: Capital Stock Paid up ............ ... .............................................. ., a 20.184.010.00 Reserve Fund " 8 20.134.010.00 » Balance of Proﬁts carried forward ...................................... .. 546,928.20 20.680.988.20 Dividends Unclaimed ............................................ ................. 11,101.37 Dividend No. 133 at 12 per cent. per annum), payable Decetpber ‘let, i920 ................................................ .. .. 585,919.42 Bonus of 20 per cent payable December 15th, 1920 402,680.20 _ - 999,787.05 ¥B94.670.0l3.48

ASSETS

Current Coin $ 17.910.122.50

Dominion Notes 28.727.403.00 United States Currency 27.181.668.00 Other Foreign Money 6,723,995.37 5 80.543.188.87 Deposit in the Central Gold Reserves . 23.500.000.00 Notes of other Banks ..... .. 3,431,180.21 Cheques on other Banks . , 26.490.700.01 .- Balances due by other Banks in Caned .. 291.51 Balances~ due by Banks and Banking Ull pon en elsewhere than in Canada ........................ ..'. ..................... .. 37.044.019.59 Dominion and Provincial Government Securities not exceeding market value ............................ .1 ...................... .. 21.400.126.90 Canadian Municipal Securities and British. Foreign and Colonial Public Securities other than Canadian, not exceeding market value .................................... .. 16.117.459.49 Railway and other Bonds, Debentures and Stocks. not ' exceeding market value .................................................... .. 16,117,450“) Call Loans in Canada, on Bonds, Debentures and Stocks 12.899.573.85 Call Loans in Canada, on Bonds, Debentures and Stacks 12.899.573.85 Call and Short (not exceeding thirty days) Loans elsewhere - than in Canada ....................................................................... .. 44.962.994.23

$279.197.713.40 Other Current Loans and Discounts in Canada (less rebate

of interest) ' $183,747,409.41 Other Current Loans and Discounts ‘elsewhere than in

Deposit with the Minister for the purposes of the Circulation Fund 860,000.00 _ Canada (lt-‘sa rebate of interest) .............. .. 102.674.210.39 Overdue Debts (estimated loss provided for) 420,381.04 ' ' . , — $2s6;842.0oo.si Real Estate other than Bank F. ’ 966,349.43 Bank Premises, at not more than cost. less amounts written of! 9,498,425.46 Liabilities. oi’ Customer-thunder Letters oi Credit, as per contra l7,228,ti-f7.29 Other Assets not included in the foregoing ................................... .. 76,876.95 $59-l.670.0l3.43 H S. HOLT, EDSON L. PEASE. C. E. NEILL, President. Managing Director (it-nernl Manager

1 AUDITOR’S CERTIFICATE .

\VEREPORT TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE ROYAL BANK OF (YANADAL ’

That in our opinion the transactions of the Bank which have come under our notice have been within the powers of the Bank.

That we have checked the cash and veriﬁed the securities of the‘ Bank at the Chief Office at 30th November, 1920 as well as at another time, as required by Section 56 of the Bank Act and that we found they agreed with the entries in the books in regard

. h‘ w. h to men!" thereto. We also during the year cllecketl" tho cosh and veriﬁed the securities at the ‘Miss Bertha‘ McQummn Sludmg ' principal branches. .‘ _ . “l NM” 9m“ A'°°‘de"“" Charllnwl ‘p "fls ei bteen hundred years and ‘ h‘ Ihgrtfithe- “IIOVQIIIZIIIIIIIC? spite‘: huts bee? comllamifll b: ills ‘ﬁnd in“, hookah? this town weiult lto iher home in New.“ ‘ B C lo I dce ant Wt. e tsrthnfu Ire urns (riom tie rlanc 8:833:11 ml: 0:55:32 83k, Haven yesterday u] amend h?“ > mo“; A DQOIIYOI‘ y fﬂgfll {I'D B!!!‘ 8.‘; IO B); i-lrlﬂli‘ an 003N331. V BVIV 0 H B B l G w l! d B (ﬂhq-ig-[mgg RﬂﬂIﬂQ-iyg Wlilh lliEf moth- since "1059 gwem oracles were 2' HTS "all ‘élsloréthtdrllng ‘(($117 l1 011118. on i111 8 0X]! H113 0:15 RVGII U! 8D I18 \ u‘ Mrs‘ Kamerme “Tcqumam u Everybody wekwme dumb; ‘ ‘ ‘owlyhut, wcehaﬂga obtnlneed all] the information and explanations required by us "'“' - , We wait gm- Him, like them oi‘ : n R ' Q h ‘ ' ‘ ' , ' Miss M“ MlfrpliY- C°"“'"-‘- “M! Evﬂllg. MICKIIII III] yore; ‘sthﬁiii MYIEgIDLL. c. A., ‘ Auditors Mme ‘wand ‘Met-ﬁlmy. Inope ‘ .‘ Alas. lie seems so slow to come! of Marvrick. Mitchell and Co. ' Cmiimmﬂ“ .°_‘“‘““,*', '3‘ ° . JAMES c. noss. c. A.. of P. s. Ross a Sons. 99m“ ‘MEMQHLD (‘M“°tt°w‘vn'1 i" Montreal Canada 18th December 1920. ' were outwaird passengers’ 1W —---x-la—a—af—zaﬁaz-a-~ww' But it was said in words of 5016. ; ' ’ ' '1. t nv-seruzw oﬂll ST.J - - ,- 1111.11 ,1, ' rhislrprgdiildriii-‘liillilﬁ Llholitlnys at their . Thrill’ :13‘; Ogmslglzwgiég: s6 ma‘ _ YGSpPcili/U homes. Chrmmﬂ, Mum Sunday“ Docem- h perrwt tum w camp to Hun ‘ Balance of Kraut anti Ia014&§e$\0(2ll)tllll,h29llh Nofvember. 1919t$ 1,096,418.74 ‘ ' “ ' ' P his f t e yea. ,aftt-r uct ng c argcs o managemen Miss Orell itloCnull of Eilcrslic‘, b"? 26m‘ b t f t ha“ suns.‘ m nndogll other roxpeiisezalldcglhed bééllgitlﬁgt 9B ﬂow“? ‘"“‘ “m” °°°"“‘° ““"““ °f Fm‘ i momma “limiﬁﬁ 3512005.... men‘ {iiniiiigaivestotilnfmltgrstlugulsoi....g._..i._f..if..-fe 4,253,649.24 town have roturnotl to their homes: - ° m: s .5I350_o67_9 to spend their Chris-toms iloliriays, u _ ,__ ' __..- - alter ttomitlorni: the Book-keep dustbin!‘ Them “as sum”, llgiemg“: “i: Ijﬂfxli“?! we APPROPRIATED as ronnows: _ - , . ta. ner. . a aw . . . Y“ C°‘:'f”lh“;“élfjflimfoilfgg?)‘anthem-writers Were Shepherds" o L,“ Dividends Nos. 13o, 131. 132 and m at 12 Der-cent per‘ 21531591‘ 01005- " ' ' , annum ' . . . new Cong“, " "Tiiclw" (a m] Chums) '8” *““‘.'_“° 19%; grdehrﬂatds Bonus of 2 her cent to Shareholders .... .. 402,680.20 ibolo. Qilﬂflel ~ " - ' ‘The 511111119 a W ‘ Transferred to Olicers‘ Pension Fund 100,000.00 l 1*" Written off Bank Premises Account 400,000.00 i EVENING l And clusping kindly hand in hand. $1M- qgu 31.13%}; Note lgﬂ-(atﬂgtiog _ 1 Sing "Ponce on earth. good-will rsns err to eserve nn ...... .. _ .- . . K Kidney Remedy Anmgm__,.,l,here were Shannen“. {o mm... Balance of Profit and Loss carried forward 540,922.20‘ 53500619“ -Gaul. . ‘ n~1-»-»-»=--- *~---=" ‘m- .P"""°“° ““"-°.“°*""?. '2“ m" "h" i“ m" “m” "°~ RESERVE FUND .. . . .. . . . . . . . . “line? wribailuythdilukd “Id An'honlt_ Like Suva‘ amps ‘d1 But I at eve the faith of ‘ ' ' w i ova ll QM will! ° B0711 Y- Balance at Credit. 29th ovember, 1919 1 17.000.000.00 eliminate the irritant acids (Solo nnd Chorus) | mom. Premium on New Capit Stock ........... .. 1,567,005.00 “mdi, ‘is? Y‘: "iﬁhy Solo-“Nnzaretif” ~(.uunou, Mr. J. Shall daily here the angel M08. Transferred from Proiit and Loss Account . 1,567,005.00 proper not a r m Maycom, “luday the Prince of Peace is _ ' zltlnng 151M l 5o1o|5,15_-_-Miss Margaret Robert-i born!" Balance at Credit, 30th Now ember. i920 ..... ................. .. 3 20,194,010? an.f:,9;',::,,:¢ ,,,,,,.|g.;..., son, Miss Jacqueline MacDonald. l ——--»--——- _ H, s, your, sosort t. etass, c. s, NEILL amide: will promptly dia- Mr. Arthur Bruce. Mr. J. H. Mal-l -.\ir. and Mrs. Byron Bownm President, hlnnaging Director oeaml Manager "par. Gatllla genuine. 7 ‘com. of Charlottetown arc spending ' Montreal. 13th Dooombei‘. 1920- ‘ ‘ Organist. liir. F. '1‘. Watltis. Christmas in Sumniersitle. _' ’ ' '" —__..,_ . - ‘. > ' - ' ‘ \ I _‘_J - ii ‘ h“ I '- I "TCKTITITTWs DIARY A _ _...-_.. .-, ...__.__ _- .. ..___ v .- ..-»- ---v -—>- --—-_> . ¢-- - --- --.. >- , , ~ ~--'*—I ‘ i ; _ gAq-Ukpsq. "WENT x0 1...; dean, s01‘ WHEN ONE. LlTTLE. I cAlb 16 A WOMAN Nnix l’ ‘ - HAT’? ‘THE. SMITH. ,' . iiQIS-TMAS scooter SCHOOL FEJ- CHAP eoTﬁuP nun swnozrso TO ma: ADAM, wllo l8 \V'OUL.DN r as me Morrison l . _ v "- a rlvat. "rungs. wstza ease: OFF wn-u. FRIENDS, OMAN-r THAT 5Q? - ’ . , 5°“. IF "E WAS-N ‘l’ Till}? , AND Realm-nous‘ av writs. AND COllNTRJYMEgl, i. m: AND 6H2... ﬁaPLlso:—-- ‘TO eomzow some‘! till‘ t. a q - CHILDREN. 1-way WERE qty-re. ME Youle EARS; T" __ J‘ I e * " "* ~ i, 2'“.1t>~.;'""-< "+- ‘ - , ~ ~ Oi ' M; _ i 3

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