., _.__

Mlldsr illiarge. 'Against Mill 'Owners Dismissed-Cnieii - of Police Dismissed. 2

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Orrawa, Oct. 10. -(Spt-cial.)-J.in.e and Alot. Uolaron. Manager Vailille oi tin Baesiagiiau min., chi.: or Peiiee Kiaraal, BaililJ.C. Cummings, James Kiernan, James Oamason and Plilloniel , Fournier appeared before Judge Segwln this morning in answer a charge oi

attempted murder.

Henry Aylen, their counsel, inked that

the cal be dismissed as thodociurntion on w\%‘the warrants bad"br0n issued was detective as it did not give the date of the offence. The case was dismissed.

Last night a warrant was sworu out by Jos. Gagnon for the arrest of Chief Kiev. nan of the Buckingham police for murder, The hearing of this oase was postponed

for eight. days. `

It in nndarltoofl that a week ago the

officers of thi federal Labor Departiuent and of the Quebec Labor Depoitiuent,

waraghrd ‘ollnclnrena of Bnukinghrm and* "t’tisi'r employes to bring alioui. ii ~ott\emlllt ol tho diiTeri-ssces li.»l\\' -an then! add avert trouble.

The snen accepted be h offers but the

mill owned declined to permit the inter vention ol I-he authorities in the dl putc. _________________..

Pliilillliii Will A

iiw_§uisiniis

on-awa, oet. 10.-tSpeeiiii.>-The Pw-

_vliuiial Premiers expect to close a snceeii-- iui mission to-morrow and leave for their aguqalhqip with the assurance of the raieih\"¥vsi1\'e§'iat that _ subsidies viii be increased.

This morning a resolution endorsing

the Quebec application for subsidy in- crease witiiout prejudice to the right of any Province to ask for special considera- tion was lalil hsfore Sir Wilfrid and his colleagues. The Government is consider- ing lf. and will give an uniiwer to-morrow.

Details ofthe fishing settlement will be probably left to a later settlement, if the Provineel on receiving an increased allowance will nboiieh commercial travsi|er‘s tixen.

At the present time these tiixes are

imposed hy ilie Provinces oi British Coiun_\bia._ Quebec and Prince Edward Ishii. They have reisltad in Canada

'Government has taken steps to inveati

inaunv,-,__

_.~ow'

To Unite Leading Amherst and Massachusetts industries

Auni-nm, Oct ID.-(Special)-Negotim

lions are pending that may lead to the amalgmation of ihe Robb Engineering Cc., of this town and the Robb Mumford Boiler Co of South Framingham, Mass. D. W. Robb ia managing direotor of

both concern-. A nieeaing of sharehold- ers has been called for Out, 23 to consider

the proposition , and the general im- i reiision is that the aharenolders will vow

for nimiigainntion.

?_.___.__--

Purdy I-iampwn was struck and killed by the Atlantic express near Westileld this

morning,

At the time he was driving a shingle-

laden aioven, drnwed by n pair of _hoa'lel. and with him on the driving seal was William Iangshroth, Hampton, ovlltllb-f tor.

Mr Langetroth jumped the moment be-

fore the engine crashed into the slow en and wus uiiinjured

His coirpiviion however, tried to nrge`

the horses ncroln the track ond paid for- his effoits with his life.» His body was thrown about forty yards from the rails.

Orraiva, Oct. 9- (Special) -The Quebec

gate the killing of two strikers ond injury

iaisgapassai eeiiisina.

f v i more in the fight oi the police

5

Ahw notssrallont fromthe fire bill

this morning shortly after I o’elook.It wh not the regular alarm denoting tho nasa- berofthe ward-and those who hdli it were pnaaled.

It wan with feelings olérrofoald IQ"

that it was laarned that e firemen were

called out in answer to an appeal from tha layor ulSummarsida ltr aid ia it a dinetrous ilra which threatened to dan- troy that City. :Very promptly the willing lromh

Paton, Councillor lnbonald, Assistant Chief of the iii-e department had assembl- ed with other citiiiens ailanxions to do

what was possible in resnonne to th roquest for help.

Ohief Ronaghan had no difficulty in securing volunteers. In remarkable

rats-.ies am.. city riaii. um ssayui B. _",H~““ “_ M" M-_

0 DEV

THURS DA

is-`s`-sl. alma' ihasusds ‘ .L

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Jsmnpn

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sbortslnnihnllllrei aadhma K hiniaeraide by either telephenaes

ealawere tahaa dcwa~te the

iwluaeenelaialoall line ass had llllasmdinmeas tate theinsa

tasirsppsetisstolsaimssdda lt||slbUU& Bill! WAI 'on the seaae .vow ddr annals railway te\eghaal1srif\¢.theasasasaei‘reni , H&l\A' -fllawnea and

quietly

lll'Qlill:»a'ohek the train

aasellhinalue - .` '

been and

a nnliil lldlaenl of Sanur

side who had 1&'ned the news pthasad and their anxious faces showed the lgn they felt for their property and raiativaa "in the tin-samuel sewn.

ra|iwa,vit*_q\oh vm mei. with tn. may "ae

`llaL|na|.ion. Odccs believed to be belle* 4°"-" wer npsauo onus: on “ABN if The Guardian the Summaulde Dlllll’ ol the Telephone Co., answered a call and conveyed the first infomation U (hi Iliff extant of the IIN. At thot time N had out a swath mroagh the “bien we railway moat .anime- Pbl Xl and tha lsttar building was thoo&lolld thellnnllatsi in danger.

'nnenssanain cent menus, re. ._ lwaselreninnaenan. n. min-sy. 1-. iliowata b. Connolly. A. Trainer. Juinea M°'m3£”i- 17115. S. McKlarney,

TG. oeuaia;.r`-rarasr, It mfg., u_m,,,,.

In tha meantllll shirts to obtain newn;

Meyer Pmneesswi ii.. ioiiewieg ui.

' 7-'**"“*"*'l °*°°"°°*¢¢¢*° H\'°m°o.i1>iaaanet»i,tii. ceariea iieiei .mi li..

'gsm at iam

| ‘ “0ur1own is In flames. Can you “ur-| Qllli»tals& lniiuediataiy,

_ H. H. Courses,

_ Mayor.

M ll-lf past three a telephone message

from Sommsrslile told the Guardian that “D N that time forty inc buildings had been ioyld. lll|i|I*‘ IIIIOIIR there ure the Baptist

'Chosen tae ciiareii ei i-zngiaufi. The .Rufio Hotel, the Strathcona Hotel the

hllwsy Freight shed when the ers startad.

I ffhe fine Pcstoffioe was also iiumed.

The In wan iirnt noticed at ten o`ciock

ll" lilit and the apparatus ef the Bumlneralde fire brinade was rmughe gg

is summiiasioe

But a fierce gala lradblowing hom tha south east, getting gradually stronger. ~ The fire spread despite oifinta d every- l'°4!|°°h¢¢¥ il. and soon assumed such proportions la so make certain it

could no: he fought wlthoil. llliltllhol-

Moyer Compton tehrefoae telegraphed

l|'\!or Paton as above related.

There are many small dwellings In

addition to the shove which have been

consumed.

l-'v to the time ei Tn. 6...,-4|"

swing to press the situation was

unchanged and `fi.mm||,|d. '“h°u.‘ BllX|0\I-'ily for the arrival of the train from

the city.

'l|\~‘ t ` ’ iTlii» ii- ~~i~l In violence and

thrru »\,.. ii i .' liffli- _ i -peetol the Ira bflllk Qui sin. by lin... .n pow"-_

‘boar upon them.

' -1

Tru second day ofthe horse races ihew

an immense crowd, The neu wera' of the ond, two, three order. and little dil- culty wps found in selecting ` the winners after tha first heat of saqh was run off. A strong lzreoze of wind up Use stretch. iq-evented fast ti)'ne. The ollsiln were the some an yes _ njgaly;-'

soiner, pr. Reid. one V , our. Judsee.He.lteid,Gp»l li: Dr. r. sle-

Donald, Soi`ssi»;\\'. 8. eoper, Fredsrle- ton, N. B, - `

Distance Judge, P. l. *cMahon.

Clark of the Course, C. E. McKinnon,

i 2.19 i'|..\:-is-1-.T naar, i

There were only three starlrs in this

l\ce,0|audla Hal, Joe Patohan, Jr., and Rita M., drawi positions in the above

,oxdex-, Pepcherihf and Parker L.

scratched. This heat was a procession

‘ throughout, Rita M. leading as they wont ‘round the first turn, with Claudia Kai li-

. oond, and Patohen third. These poaltiovl

~ ~. -' , ~ iwlw lalatsinod throughout.

two losing breaks, and was well to

' to the rear in the ilniah. Time, 2.2.

'rrmius viz/in om-sraxn-niui-r naar There were four atartnruln this nbos, Matd'a King, Dr. George Mills, See Bos. and Davlish Dorothy. laid’s Kin! had the pole. After repaatedaooring dns

sirvqsi-tiauieiaeearrefieeiairre-3° '° °"‘ _ in-geiye. suis.. ini" semi. in ni.

intern that he would like to have the qneetien of divided jurisdiction over the esinrias es Canada settled by rivlns the nenieiaa compute mimi-

FITS YOUR CASE EXACTLY.

‘.i°.:‘..""*"'£.'.'.......’°“ l.¥.‘.":l:“I.f...'.l.‘i"ii

All a dun m " condition aniiwish it w_enr3

I ht Y li R :side ‘El w|xlDr.v§amilton's Piillz the lo agliiver ills. At once the .T-‘L 3 ofpoiaona, blood is an- , wfigefp "ywiiie inereasn mg. in- pies. op. enlth and vigor nturn iieeause Dr. llamiltoii a Pills make

and strike breakers at Buckingham last

made io effect a reconciliation between iemployeis and strikers.

This afternoon warrants were swoiu

out at Hull tor the arrest of James and Alexander Maclai-en, owners of Bucking- ham mills on a charge of murder.

The police left tonight to make the

arrests.

A troop oi Royal Canadian Dra8°°°l

hue been sent to Buckingham to keep order.

The writ for Queens Shelburne was issued today. Nomination Ui.-tober 2|;

. , It ll "' ~r.s“'~"1.‘c.f: '-:..°:i:.:°»

'xi 3' ..i..’£`r vm.. i$ lw1\\ns.0=¢~ ffl-

* .D'%h“ ‘°|i». Pun' go _______i_._- per y IIB

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away with the rest they were finliy

‘night ,sent arte ageod starr. mania icing ' at i At the same time efforts are being (moo forged ahead, with Deviliah Dorofvlll

on her whgfz, Dr. Killa tailing in third ‘and See forth. Maid'a King and Dorothy trotting well together, soon left Mills about six lengths behind. Dorothy disputad every inch of the haat with )(aid‘e King, but the bay mare held her lead and nnished about ons length ahead of Dorothy. Dr. lille was about the lengths behind the ieeder. Sea$ee was on thewrong side of thatlag at the close. Tile l,47i.

TKHEEJI INUTI (`l.AB5-FIRST IELT-

Plklawn, Regal Paudeot, Guy Fawkes

and lies linto, Parkola and Flying Eagle, answered the bell in thiaolaal.

and were given positions as above. This was a race from wire to wire. Parkihwn mk the lead. rounding the first turn

llnsrd's Lirilmsnt for his svofylilero- Rial second and lisa llnio third. well'

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THIRD DAY OF THE

iiviilziussiii; . E riiBy|TeioN AND RAQE5

ee

.sn

l cnsisiiiiif T- _T f

___ _,Marked _ily a Large Attendance The Day Fine sigh- wnm

Teamster Killed Near West-:N ' ;"G°0d H975* R390; and Oth" Aiifdtibm "7" ° i

field, His Body Thrown “fb Judging Of ' tilt EXi'iibii$- Names

My YW l; of Prize win...

Eagle nfdi and. Pas-kola sixth. They ilnishad the drltialf in this order. (icing

#up the stswtda on the ueond round Regal

-shot ip the front. and Ill linto also ,went liy Parklawn. Fawkes still held fourth, and Eagle shewed_apieudld bursts ‘of speed, but owing to had breaks fell ba$‘ to sixth, being passed hy Parkola atthedvaeiglsth. Regal mine nndertho wire at the dnlah about than lengihs ahead oi Mins Minto, Parklawn third, 'Guy Fawkes fourth and Parkcla filth. .Flying Eagle was distanced. Time 2275.

_ 2.19 otasa-siecoiro nn/rr

Riiaied from the start to finish with

Ullldia following about two lengths he- lsind throughout. Patehan who was lame

‘was never a factor in the race and except

_for the tact that distance was waived *would have been shut out. Time 2.25%.

THR!! YEAR OLD CLASS ~llC01(D IIIAT

" l{aid's Kingagain led the field, Illia

capturing the second place from Dorothy. They kept this order until they closed. Dorothy. who finished third being about four lengths behind the winner.Tinie 2 Mi mana uinmn ci.ass~sncorm una-r ‘ Tbqwont away on the second score, Fawkes eonierwhatia the rear. They irn- inediataly strung out into procession as follows; Regal,hfiaa§Mlnto,Parklawn,Faw- lol and Parkola, the latter acting bad* 'amffaliing far to the rear. They passed 'Be half- in this order, and though Park- iawn endeavored to wines second place

fromtiio Halifax mire. Carrol kept

P`ark, about one length behind. Regal led the held at the olo e by about two lengths NUI Nlnto second: Phrklawa third, Fawkes fourth, and Parkoia distanced. 'lime lwi.

$.19 cnasn-»1~iiinn i=|i¢a'r,

They got oil on second score. Joe

`htehen, Jr, broke as they got away, and .aofad badly all through the race, lnirlhlng third. Rita M. lcd from start to Iuiab, with Claudia Hal aeonnd. Time

Eill

PROGRAM FOR. TODAY-

THURBUKY. OCT. 11th.~‘l90C.

Today will be the greatest day

of 'fha Exhibition.

Judging in all Clnees will be

completed.

Horses will commence wiui

Saddle Claes. and contimietill all are finished. Oattle will be judged commenc- ing with Guemeeys and Grades

t The unfinished eissverersfieep , aeaesmleteii

U M-i

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4*.,

'rumirz niiwi-I i-i.asn-'rmi\n.|gg1»_

Time, em.

sviiunav.

2,10 rnor aivu Para, runes: jill)

neil. sr. Peter can-eil, Haiiia i i

ggU

use

Joe Tatchen .Instr Bubba, Cl" 'lima 2.53; 2.2!*

'rimnn vlan. Ilor eraxl, Pune! |150

Maids King, I.. D, Morton, Digby l Dliililh DG6U@.lDP.J.T. Jflkifli I Dr.Go0l‘R0 Militaklljlilll Siahlrl 8 S30. See, J. ll. Nlohdwll. City-

Time 2.47i¢ 3.46; 1,32;

maui-s

usen-

'rniinn uiaurl: 'mo-r, runsu U50.

Regal Pandrchspringhiil Stables 1 1 1

oeyr-.~r....1-'rea iicnrr. viemia 4 4 'rim sm, mi; sei

TBI HEWBON TWHED IXHTBITS.

tisiiii 'oi iitii ifiir'

r 51 ini.:

, , .,..,. ,,

'IQ yards Black Cloth, all Wool, ful

“fl D D McCallum, hong Creek ladya Bhnal, all Wool full dressed-

. Fiosrie Scott, Marshfield.

Pair Horse Rugs, iiiusi he full size-

Fiiilng--MrsJA Ferguson, .\l»ai~shllclfl; 2, Margaret Wsiitheriile.

10 yards Fam-y Drugget-Mrs W F

Drake. city: 2, Mrs William Gordon, Cardigan. .

1 Pair Blankets, all Wool-Mrs A. Mc-

x l.

c|wdi,.|1.|_ 5p¢|,,|»|||||s“|,|,, 2 I.eoil,l!o».eliil|; 2, Louise Se-ou, Marsh-

Hr-lil.

2 pairs M.-ii’.» Woolen Socks-Mrs I)

Arbiug, city; il, Jana Scott, Msrshiielri.

2 pairs Maris Woolen Socks, Island

Wool-Mrs J D Jardine, Aldxandrla; 2, Mrs James Mclntyre, Princetcwn.

2 pairs Women Stockings, Island Wool

-Mrs -I D Jardine; 2, Mary C-lardlne Alexandria

2 palra Mnn's Woolen Mita, Ialnnd

Wool-Mrs \V Drake; 2, Mable -iudson, Alexandria.

lpli! Hen's Woolen Overalls-Mrs L B Kennedy, Southpci t. i I Ooilaotlon Knit Work-»Alexander Small-

hliss Miuw, Peter Carroll,Halifiix 8 2 I » _ Parklawn, Daniel Steel, S'Side. if 8 3 "od" Mundi 2' M" W F Duke'

Hooked Mat, any niaterliil -Mrs George

Auld, Cove Head West; 2, Jennie Carr, O. B. Bridge.

Hooked Mist, nil ynm -.i Berrigan,

Royalty: 2. P M Jardine, Crown Poinr.

Linen, home-made, from Island grown

via I aasmlbdaesall who came and im,

ly been 'firework was done sight yearn

iiil

- -Al

“tbehllelpeohlawhnl |y,lahsuas.0etobwl.bylev. hes. l~A.l)tl'0w¢h-my. l.aas!|weJenelsnr1.

_ k_lsi.|shsetl¢srm .hedgin-

wéa,-g `

Flax, manufactured since lst October

..°:'.f.°'.:’;:':::1"z,1::;i:: °;:.?;."'::;.;g»»;»;,-;,J 2-

rankinn with ine woiiu-rained pre- "‘ °""""' H” “"'°" duets of Gieat Britain. and in many srxciai. i»iuzE.e

apearsmaaid to be anperior to

. -watered in iii. letter-nee. ,,_“'nf,'_‘k';m,:’_':|‘:‘_°’ wB'°;' D°"‘\'_'“f"“_“

inneiaa isarsisaemsn is te. mm _,_d_f“_ ` I _M "‘ "- A

. lewharlwtsewensnzearerluei L_, Q,-nk ’ "' “ “"“°“"°

wanna mils .innu-ai.. _,'22, _, A ,I “_ *_ Jmiiu Ideas hairs ssaagot - - ‘° °°°“‘

_ j e me sash gens pen- ’ ""`°°'° "‘“'

ideesso. tinneoiieiee within the som- leer pei-aens have been simviei in pputlveiy .lioiispaes of time ia which the tent of the win-ld~renowned Tattooed . this Company has been opes-sung and theiilah .init opposite the main entrance to* l03f\tw|»f- l;1l‘a display at this ysar`s Exhibition ls' llllh. Bois rnally a wonderful lllilalvanasof that ol nhy prolong" , L 'fhthad was piayiogln his honor year. use of the leadiq uaqqeggbsiq 'V _ evening when the sent was opened by afiewsoa Tneedsiai.haflIna`Illl\, and ¥§\' rbqilot of visitors from Prince

xusesateseaaeettls ssteveasesss &Q. nepeprismrouee ei. piece,

lQ‘\\ If f“l~y¢stlrday tluthe was unable' \VANTlD-A houiiqkee r for two

' " ‘ neiuaianenii an if a iqsr une on iaiiiy. 'ree uofld§v_`¢Qaes ter mains Min' swamp sleshe the slhesd In us-enema the one specimen “Q1 Hp N »gn¢|,.¢war»i'|lll°'*“ , _ wmilntlisliaaevar seen in

"uu“"m"` '| isiidfaneds Qhoalsnassiees which time na has

' uw ‘ui 'P' '

°°'“""‘; l ' ‘evmenias aneeieetioasassafana nada vlnitelilsi-s»eay.ln|ia».<i are saline,

'rg' Rg”pi in ietwneeanesenapsaelas |aeies'wss»|ens-:wane mine; the wonder ei .ii

, _ ‘ . oaaeeousteltheiwsiahhatsha low- beholden. 'Misraees will hef-tae~beet'yet .ea aawsasnnvng - . . . ,

will consist oi . ' N *U ' `~' ,_ i “°““°°°° 'qu'

_ n` “ (-2. - ~

(sum. ,.,. on... i 1__;_ j nxt minino-

- s-°- "-' '~..

SUMMER-SIDE P%T OFFICE-BURNED THIS MORNING

S .1 ,C t. 10 )-Theodore ~ ,, ' ° "'°'°"' °°=-M °" 1'-“~ --------».»-.»--..»-..-.~- _'i.7.§.;."”......,...:..T.;.”ee' e e

Maid'sKingagal ah gdb* I salad-M . - .. .... ...“.. az.. 2.. . . ..._ _

yllmlneeaally. liii-iiresqasagupssss, 'ri yards Grey cloth, .ii weei, ion T ltrelchou the iii-aground ~- " -~hfrsllfcCanne Lon Creek

. end, . dimer! ii, g _,, ,

who had been third, g\i,i.*`,,*’¢ . :~ _ l | _ .f so Place, whieh she"m»\|n\w.*. gg ~ . _

remainder of the hear.. Tim ' I. ~ Margaret Weatheriiie, Village Grern ; 2, -°~

Przniinoki-5. Ont. Oct. i°|.*Norlli Ren-

frew elected Gerald \Vlili Connervativ

Regal forged to the front on the Brit ‘Mrs D McKinnon, Biook'yn ; 2, hfmJ S e, e,

iurn. with Miss Minto second. G” &nteiio, Gleniinnan. '-0<1By by Kiwi oi|\forlt,v.lt is not yet known yiwkes “Sed P “hw B yyygni, 'rwiiied 1r'i,mn¢|._Mr,. ,],_-,im whether the two Liberal oandiilateasecur-

P ll ll , t

stretch on the lim, ,-mmg, gtitiggépmhg McLeod, Long Ci-eek;2, Mm .l B Stavdri., rd enough votes vo ...ve their deposits.

place until swinging into the honrn H""l""°"' .tr-etch, when Guy brag, .nd rgfuhwn 10 yards Plain Flnnnei-.\Ir.~ M Mc- shoved ahead, Iqnirqnhgd n,.“_ uhm, Connel; 2, Mrs A Meheod. ._. ._

secnnm ,md |»u,.k|.wn "|h,d_ Guy |°m,m_ Nysrds Carpet, Cotton \Vrap Wollen

Chicano, 0.-i. in - (\‘p.-.i,_|i_

Dec. Corn. 42)

“ \Vhent..,... 745

Dcc.Pnrk....,. , _ June Corn., _ . ._ 43| MayWheat......... _ 79*

“ Perk........ ll3.T5

\AA/\l\v\0‘*

5/Se WEATHER

Strong winds or gnles shifting to westerly and northwesterly, showery and turnlnir colder.

g»A~

HEALTH DEPEN Db ON G U 0 D

DLO0 D.

Everyone who uses Ferrnaone han good

c ir-r and great vitality. Rraeon for this is Ferrozoiie'a power to create nourishing blood. “l was broken down, had no strength eimi crru|dn't v-ni." wviten Mrs.

Chnl. Benny of Cloynr. Oni. “MJ nerves were irrilnlile, l was iliindiioi od and continually unhanpy. liilr-' Fermzone. It gave me new enemy. ioier, vioi lt brought. me strength-iiiade nie w»Ii". Greatest tonic and re-builder ever known is Feirozone. Sold everywhere in Mo boxes. I

Coiiiicnscii Aiivcrtiscmciits

~¢\i1Mt-lvl.)

I UST- \'--1.-iw. i fur neck ruff.

I Finn r 1* ~ ive nl. thin DEN.

I0-lldllpd.

.5-~ » - --

l{l'BBi-ii ‘ .\i'l`Al.\' PEN. Send

i0 centi-, i~ii . er or r<i.ampe,ior sample.

liunter &: Co., Migni, i.Im-inatti, 0.

' ‘VANTED-Girl for zfrricrril houaowork

in a small family. Good wages. Ap-

ply at this oilice. lillldiiipd

l . Eid l ra.d fr I.

l Refere:.e:'ree:iiei:ed. Aeprpiy at? mn Office. 10-ileltw tl.

ANTED-A ri gravel D00*

W vers. aygiyseizra. .ltlllrlhe lon, Prince Barnet. I0-ill iw.

(BT-In W #DCU I’ D

L tween lmuadl and railway station.

l.e_¢_iJ;a Gold Watch, wlveout a loam. l‘l r lenvl at this nilice and leoelvl reward. I0-ll d li pd

‘ -On Brlgh shose, im) Owac g have :rd nfé within tend.. asks.. George A. Smith, Caeasn

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