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Government Sources (‘iaim “Strategy” Proves Boomerang.

ii ENDAYE. France. July 29- Th‘, spanish Government “people's

nriiiv” clung close tn Gandi-sii to- aiglit iii-spite counter-attacks b! 1111111 and air and a mam-made

11111111 in the Ebro River Valli-y de- signed to sever supply lines and cut oil retreat.

(iovernment forces withstood se- vere counter-thrusts 11nd the pouiiiiinz e-f bombs to consolidate parliqr gains in their five-day oi‘- fi-n. '11 in South Catalonia. Barri-Inna dispatches beliiilcd the strait-xiv of the Insurgents in impen- ing ailidanis on the liionguei-a Pal- hn.“ and Segre Rivers, northern tributaries of the Ebro. insisting the flood hurt Geui-rzii Franco's tori-N more than the Govern- ment's. ‘

T119511 reports said the Ebro rose from three i0 five fest. but that ur-uioon bridges carijviut: reinforce- 1l(‘l'.!S and sliDlilii-s morcly TOFY‘ 1'1 1 tl1e river. O11 the nihei- 11211111. ll(l\t'l'llii1l‘lli1 aerial scouts reported ‘.111- ilood had washed out. 11111111‘ of llu- lll.'~il1'lI(‘l\iS' own wooden i)1'l(l£!- ,1 1111- miles south of tl1e dams i11 thr- l"'1'l'.‘i“‘l"< foothills.

P‘ :11‘ divisions of Govi-i-iiiiicnt #111111» llll("‘l' a former stow-unison. H al Etii-itiue l11si1-v, \\‘."i'(‘ 1‘1--

io 1111.1‘? iu-‘ui-tl (‘iuiidr-n. 1's south C-in-hvi-ia (ii\'l>i()ii3ii w-rs, into a sort. of 11.1- 111111.

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1s iJaiitc 5111M 11l-

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The ilttzuliiiids. .. . , _ 1 i 1-i.- Monday. ' billllcy Tcmull. b11113 I3,I_.1_2.I_4H

"_'_-' 1 "Bot-den Lino Club loading wits 1 .. _ T ~-tiay. i-loui-s 1111211111; 31.111» everlyraflgilbtbhlxuhfhtx

- Dance iit Briiiu _1.w11 '.l‘i1e.~<ii\.\'- A<l:1-.1ss1ou 15c and ztt_3tm5_7_2g_m_ v1“ Cream gqmal ut Btlfust

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ClIARLOITETOVVN, CANADA,‘ SATURDAY‘, JULY 30,1938 l’

S. CLIPPER i MISSING,

Behind The Royal Visit The Wheels 0f Diplomacy Rolled

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n11i .1- Ulub in Cardigan 111111. D-aiic: i w

title-z p111 3814-7-39 ~ -

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iltri-rnzon se-slon 111 ‘ 1 \ 11' 1111-91111- at 8. 15l"\'-"‘ “f 111.. 1-1- mim. Mr... Dnlll1?1_{6~1l:- Si-i-vi-la y. V5813" "‘ ‘ ‘ 1-_ J1 have £10m‘- boLi. We do not rcL-ommeiid shill- iiuiz until the deiuaiid 1s bettvf- .11i1bs wiEl make 1111.11:- mnnrl _ 1' v11 by-Ileavlufi ilildilktlil

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"Don't forget we are it-imQmg to ship sows, 01d shi-ei) and ca.\‘<‘5 to Niontreai week of AllEll-‘i 3m- Sizirting a Nil‘ at. Soul-is 111111 Clint‘- loitciown Monday A1111. llill- "M

u-kiug up stock enrouic. Livestock iiai-keiing Board. IP35“-

"Jult unlmded at special 1371995 flour. chick scratch, growing mash- °°1'11. bran barley meal etc. A150 extra gcoirquality- ivhtat. For eXlrfi Production and e i: size get a bu! 0f our laying Same p110?“ 1° non members but I10 prolllfi. P- Y3- I. Co-opcratlvc E81! and Poultry Association, 11-3349-‘1-25-27-30-

“We are reducing the price 0h Weaucr Mixture and other hog and livestock feeds as fast as market Bllflmes will permit. Never mind H-klng about price. it will usually N the lowest. We sell at a c1080 rice but it must be for cash.

lveotook Marketing Board.

tinns

'PoHce Open

0n ii At Ra

lAPi on rioting‘ ltaugucn L. sou 111-111 \\

Buddhists. I11 10111‘ ‘ 11111-1111;

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pi-rsed lJ-y re 1111-1-11. 0i

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as close to

"doirt you

tnlze thei-

camp and nights wit overhead beneath.

geilier fi-0

reunion.

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All the

with

RANGOON. Burma 3.11111. 1'1

laid

sou attacking another

"City

TORONTO. became a city of memories tonight

evei-ywhertc as old 0 - i 11 by 20 years oi peace.

mslillllelllg eivci-e memories of happy (lays in Blllzhty.

and the earth There were sad memories

-1 did ofitiiiitiibrngobrought these men to-

gxiiiiiiiiiii-iiilries will chi-er 1nd thrill

them duriml

its one. The l-‘rriieh Tricolor and the Bi’ ' 1 ioii Jar-k seems as one flag." tibservi-d 1.1- 1 Heiishu. British n-izi- secretary (TOP, Ll- Mujor-(it-urral M. G. (innit-Tin utter his l‘l)'l\'('i'.*.1l- - 1T0!’ RIGHT‘) and ,

Premier Dalndier

Fire Mob Burma

‘ioiing ngoon,

Julv _ 1-0111-1- 011911011 111':- mubs i11 four parts of .11_--1;t, kiiiu-c 1cm‘ 11..- ‘illllliiill! 16 iii c.'11>;-.~ 1o

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qui-ll (‘i:1~hi-. l)l‘i\\i‘t‘il Muricms 111111

davs of 11111111111 thi-ou-zh

s. t-. 50 1112.5011- havi- .151) lull-red. frightened families

under guard after

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volley; from riiics of troops tailed to hnlt t-iit- rlntiny. Authorities ptisted a

series of i1°llres to restore order. ed that public mssembly

of more than five person: was for- bidden and crowds

would be dis- loi-z-e Soldiers and pol- '(lf‘i'("l lo shcot any per- or found

July 29-Toronto

75.000 wai- veterans as-

sembied for the sccmid Canadian Corps reunion. The words.

"I remember,“ and remember" were heard comrades 120i»

renew acquaintances

merry times in canii-eii, grim days and cu shot and shell flew rumbled not come back.

ni all over Canada and s of the United States

the three days of the events on the prosmm.

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iii; lion that l

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LONDON. July 211 ~1."l‘1 11in1‘ii'-l troubles oi t 1'1.- Cfllliiiess, |ll:-.111,-1.-. 1 have been eiul 11 (iPPIl of .\'I‘i'-""" to :1 liaiiisli (livurt-e.

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'i'hi- (212111141- 1 -- |i>i'i'l1‘i' i’--“l-- ai-a 111111011. l11-.1-1--.~. 111 911-11111111-1 of the Woolworth 11-1-111111- ' n11 iuiiliviily-i-ii 111-u upon

i\\'0-‘\‘(‘.'li'-0l(l siui liii-i-c. :--1l 1- ' 1‘ the couple 111 i11 a 11w‘- \- 111111011111-11 the

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‘N- i-iliri‘ veil 11-1il.-. l1 ill‘l‘1'l iiiutlr." i1 was ’. 111-i! i‘ 1H1 lluugtvi1;'~i?1-\-<-i1ll~\\- l1-- v '11-! right in any part. of his 11111-1. fortune.

The Count. is iveu "1i.11‘1-iii1il right." u-hu-li "11-: 1 1» 111111 H11- ultiuinle (10111 Vin niili 1-1 i1-i-1l in i-ilui-niiou, ri-lhzloii. 11 l‘\1- pm- fcssioniil caret-r of li ' "

‘For Lance's “tends-i- mother "shall have the of

the child for the grcati-i- 11111-1 of the year." but “when he heroines

of school age he will -u----11 11111- lmll 01' his si-hnnl '111ii*'--‘. l1 the Count and the other hall’

with_ the Countess.

Of Memories" Greets 75,000 Veterans In Reunion

the setting for the reunion 111 Ex hibiilon Park 011 the shoves of Lake Ontario. the l)1itl‘-'.(‘.\, bi-i-i-ts and the arm builds ivoi-n toi- idou- tificatioi-i and the corps iifirilVlll- Lion's flaming toich emblem 111-e calculated to turn minds bark to scenes i11 France and Belgium 111 the Kears 1914 to 1918.

Ex ibition Park was- the sci-tie of one of Canada's first 111111111112 camps during the Orr-at. War. It was sinrtini: place of the long journey to Fiance for many a youthful Ciiilflillliil soldier. 'l‘hcre many obiniui-ci their first. taste of illl'llfll‘_\‘ lite.

Torin)‘ they returned lo the once-

faniiliai‘ scene. 2O _\‘i“.ll's old-u‘. manv 5Zl‘l‘\'-llflli‘(‘(l. with 5111111111- borilcs 111111 a little sloourd i11 the

shoulders. some beat-lint tin w-nunit. and scars of war, to itisvo military life again.

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112111011211 Organizer (to n s e rvatives

li'\.\l.:\1‘ p.i;t_\. 111111-11 i11 14111111111 1111111 \\.1~ i111’.

‘ 111 1111. > . hi- n11.» 1-11-1-"11-11 in 1-11111111111-11 a 1111-111.) 1' uii- lii 5111101111131‘ 1111111 111- be- 1111111- 1i1-1i1-1111-..1'1 110111111 minister. 1111-, 111111 oli1c1- 1111111 111-feat of 1111- lli-iuy Cioii-rniiii-ui iuur years 1.1111:

"U1". 11111111 did not look 101- the piz-ntioii," Mr. Aliiiiii-ii. i11 a » 11d i11-re. "B01111: a lite-loin: t71i1.~i-1-v11\l\-1- and deeply liltl‘l't_‘.~iFli i11 puhlie life 11nd pub- 11c wi-llrii-e. h1- was eoiiviiu-cd the 111-gun‘ ‘.1011 of the National Con- servative Party from the ground up ivas a11 occupation worthy of his mettle."

111'. Robb will fbolilllt‘ his duties within the 111-xi week or i11 (lays. Association with 111111 will be l 111111011111 aihisory" committee.

. _1i iii. 111 1113-1.

llaiiish Girl Swims Across Baltic Sea

(AP. By (iuiii-iilan‘: Specl l Wir 1

WARNFZMUENDE. Ge v. Jul.‘ 29 ~Ai1rr ‘ly two full days of iuzhhng \-..iv and currents. .1 l7 ytkli‘ old 11111111111 girl completed a swim 111-toss the iiiiliic Sea today. s1... 1111.1 11111- biota-rs believed she Wi-ls the 111:1 (‘\'t‘i' to do it.

‘lite 1111-1, Jeuuv Kaiumci-sganrd, swam from (1.d.-ei-_ southern tip of the D1i1il~11 irhind 0f Fflifiivlfl- Nii-ei-iilu-(zeii, mar Wtu-ncmucnde. in 40 hour. two n-itnui-s.

The sti-anziit-liue distance ls 28 miles but eui-ri-iits oftrn 100k ilie 1111-1 far off het- cxurse and she had in swqm about 37 miles. Elie also amid; 1n- 1-11111 pa 11111.1 ui water about, half way M11511.

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Scheduled To Recon- vene In November —Str'eiiu0us Session Reviewed.

LONDON, July 29-—(CPCable1— Parliament 2l(i_]0lli'l’l0(l ioday after a strenuous session, with u pos- sibility it 1111111‘ reassemble before the appointed date oi Nov. 1 ii conditions warrant ratification 01 the Anglo-Iializin treaty.

Only 1i coi-poi-als guard of mem- bers i\l.tl‘i1(i(‘(i 11s the House flew from subject to subject. including $01111.- shai-p exchanges between the government. and the op- position ovei- ihc 110111111111: of British ships in S11111ilsl1 iviitei-s.

Oliver Stanley, President of the Board of 'I‘i'a<lc, announced ihzii the complex negoti-atloiis leading toward the Auglo-Aiiiei-ii-zui tradi- treaty w-ei-c being expedited “to obtain a treaty fair to both pari- -ies resulting in the expansion of ii-al-ie between the two nations and may be the first step w-ards the expansion of trade elsewhere in the world as well." Foreign affairs dominated the session 111st closed. the Commons having 25 (lehntes and the Lords i0 oii intei-iiatioinil matters. It. is estimated the igovcriiiueiit a1 .wei‘- ed 5.000 questions 0n a multitude of subjects in this (‘llit"ll,ill'_\‘.

Among the 111111111-111111 cveiilsuf the session were the Anglo-liai- iuii treaty‘. signed April lli hilt uuruiificii pending :1 “siriili-iiieut" of the question of intervention in the Spanish war; and the Anglo- (l1e1-u1a11'I'1-eaiy w-iih ieiuii-o to Austrian debts, ivhlch included 111i undertaking to negotiate for bet- ter v-adi- relations between the two (‘Ollilifl s.

The Anglo-Eire Treaty \\'flS an- other feature of the session which pointed the way toward improved li1t(‘l‘~gOVL‘i'lii'i'iPi'iii\l relations.

1'11 the (lomestic field. legislat-

ion was ennr-ti-ri relaiiiii: iu the coal and film industries. civil nvinilou, 111v i-"irl p1-ccnui1o1is.1'i1i<.i

holidays with pay. -

The budget 1-1-1sctl the income ta): in five shillings six pPlh-P i11 "l? hound 1'37 l-2 i11-r 1111-- hlghcst in many years, The Gnv- 0l‘i'li'ilf‘lli authorized the pui-etuise

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of supplies of wheat. Sililill‘. and whale 011. wartime raw nn-vierinls. All 1111-0111111 the ti‘i)l'li' 11f the

srssional pi-opzi-zim “'11s the covet-n- ments vast i-caritmmcnt. program.

Bomb 1 Explosions Shake Palestine

JERUSALEM. July ‘.20—1CP-l~i1iv- as>-Palestine terrorists today made widiaspiead use of bombs. Four womcn were woimtlcd bv n11-explo- sion in the Moslem town of Nab- lus. A l10li1P~I11IIKlG projectile throw-u under :1 Jewish bus 1111-11111 the Julia Road ivniiutleil 1i 110111111 wo- 1111111. Two bombs win-1- 10111111 i11 R basket 0f vcueiablcs 111-11111 biouutit into the J3\\‘l.~l1 111111-1101 111-re by 1111 Arab.

Two Arabs \\'(‘l't" killcd Vhlvei- volley 111-ed by siiipi .- luz alone 1111- Tull-iii-em-liri11111-11 ioarl. One Ji-w W115 killed us-nr 111v .lafl1i-'i‘i-l A111‘ City iii‘? .-\‘ 'l'1l~ karcm J15 i1(‘i'FlJl1.\ were arrested following seizure oi an arms cache.

Rescue (‘rew (if French Schooner

(C. i‘. by Guardian's Special Wire) HALIFAX. Julv 29- Fnsat Coast Radio Sianal Service officials said ionizhtAtht-y- had been notified the Norwegian freighter Point-land hat-l taken off the master and 15 men of the ci-r-iv of the French schooner Nolre Dame De Si. Jouan which founderod near Nfld. ay. Eighteen other members of the crew had ft the ship before the

passey. The three-mast-cd vessel burned to the water's edge after

an explosion.

First news of the schoonci-‘s nllshi was relayed to tile Ca Race. ld.. radio station by t e

l Swedish ship Consul Corfitmn which stood ' 111-illl hel arrived.

The Noii-e ame Dc i. Jouau

251 tons net, built t 5t, M 1 1 1022. a M n

Wheat (lron Placed At 350.000.0011 Bust.

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire!

WlNNlPFG, July 29.~Po.=s1btllt_v of a w-heat. crop of 351) 000,000 bushels for the three Prairie Prov- lnees Ls indicated in the Scat-lo Gian Company's rcnori re‘eas1~<l teiinv. haved on 1.06 - '

and condition: prev:

resent hat normal until harvest.

io- l

Cane Pine. '

Polarisation ..amv.ai---to rows“, 1m...

is listed in Lloyd's as a VFSSPI 0f-

llew lliisso-Jap Border Incident

1A1’. By Guardian's Special Wire)

IIOSCOW, July Zil-Japaiiese- nlzini-houkun detachments weii- repulsed by Soviet troo s today in a new Siberian bor ei- incl- ilent which prurmpied a Russian protest to Tokyo.

A communique describing the incident said there were dead and wounded on both sides, but diil not give the extent of casu- allies.

The skirmish was said to have occurred when Japanese-blan- rhoiikuo forces attempted tn occupy a liiii near the junction o1‘ Siberia. ltiani-houkuo and Koren,

Thi- communique, which 1 $vrivd the iiiil in question 11.. iii Soviet territory, di-elaircil that 11s a result 0t‘ measures taken by Sciviet frontier guards- the Japzincw - Sianchoukun (ii-tach- Ilifliis were “decisively ilrlven from N-ivici territory.“

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Expresses Wonder At Fascist Need To Im- itoic (iermany.

(.\.l’. By (iuariiiainls- 51101-1111 Wire)

ROME, Julv J1J~A reply by Pope Pius to the 111-w (l0i‘ ' 0t 1111111111 Faszcis-m \-.-l1.1:l1 holds

1111- Pope did 11o1 11101111011 J1-1vs1 by 11.11111- l)lll1 he lzsteil charity 10-‘ \\"1\r(is others a; a11 article o1 the‘ Clllllil 1:11:11 said: "We do} not w-anl m $11111 te anything in}

the new 1.1-1

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111:1 iioluirss linked _ 11111111 doctrine with German raciall polici- ‘flan he said it miliht be! asked: "Whv lll the ivoi-ld Ital)‘ 11n- ioi-tunati-lv fell the need to imi- tate (i<‘l'il1fil1y?"

T11- Pope said lll(‘>£‘ things yesy when hc addressed l1ilSSi()ii-' ‘Lidellks o1‘ 37 initicnalitics who; icii 111111 at his summer i-cs1~ deuce, Cash-l Uondolio.

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His Tfliililliih as t‘iill)0(llC(l 111‘ ljO1-\se1-.-1ilu1-i.- Romauirs resume. .‘§ii'i‘.~..\'i‘1‘i the (lliii-i-i-iict- hi-twevu the church's conception of mankind as "one single. great, univei-sal human family" 1111;: conceptions which "mean bllfliUFS erected between men and other men, between folk 111111 other folk.“

Faseisiirs new racial doctrine. 1711111111115111011 July l4 by a group of proii-ssoi-s under the auspices oi ltfii. 1111's Ministi-y- of Popular Culiuie, proclaimed the "aryanism" 0f thi- Italian people.

T1111 P1111111. 111 the some tiuic, l'iii\i‘ti his voiel- 11111111151. attacks on Catholic. Action 1i lav oi-lniiiizaiioii which iii thi- pus: 1111s been 11 c011- ii-e oi friction i1)("1\\'t‘(‘i1l"il-<Ci.\iil and the cliut-cli and \\'iliCll hail been at~ tucked bv a sci-lion of the Fascist.

lll'l'$.\ slum- 1111111111111-1-1111-111 o1‘ the ncw niciiil $111.

C.i.hi>lir:., who regard concili- 1111011 i)"l\\'(‘(‘il the i-hiuch (11111 1l1e

1111111111 siaiiu-tiiir Luieiiiu ‘Treaties (if ‘ l. . 1921i as 0111- oi Pas- clsitils gi-i-nlest. achievements. were grcnilv i-iuici-riied lf‘.i present trends icatl i11 a new break.

The (111-‘1-2-11111 of lfl pmvided that Zl".i\1l,iF‘,R o.‘ 11a 1 Catholic Action were to he "outside any po- lliivfll pat-iv zuid under (111-cot eon- Iml of the l1l(’l'.'il'(‘l1\'()l ihi- 011111-011" mid that Catholic Action should confine itseli to religious activities.

The concordat also ])i‘OVl(l(‘(l that, iii case of auv (liffercnei- iii-tween the church 11nd stale in interpret- illi: its terms. an effort should he made i0 i-cilcli agreement, by friénd<

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Annual Sinai-n mun Utlhetlrtl p.100 If)‘ .\Iiill-—l'. l- SL001 (‘ltliiiilii uuri IQ. B. $1.00

ABOARD

1Forces Launch

Search For Craft Y

jSilence Shrouds-Fate Of F 13111115, Boat Missing In Typhoon. f Cradle “Qi-Pacific.

(B11 The .-is'soeiulcrl Press) I\I.~\I\'ll..-\_ July IliI--(.\:ii1i1-ri:1.\,)-~'l'hc 1113-11111 lln-vall Clipper. with l5 persons :1|io:i1-il_ “'11s llilliillitl>~l\ 11'- -~inq today in the i_\'|)l'l0(il1 ei-uillc of ihc Pacific. United Slates miliiar) 11nd naval forces quit-lily launched 1i search by 111v 11nd sea. hoping the 'l‘1-111i.~1i:1c1iic fljflligf limit hilll iilichtetl suit-l) on the \\iiii'l'. liui ihi-_\ lis- tened fruitless-i)‘ i111- hi-i- radio. ‘ 'l‘i1i-_\‘ 1iiiiai-d their inimecli1iii- ho1ie~ Uii the 111m) ti-uns-

port-Ueius which u-us only ST i1liit‘.\ ziivzi) uhi-ii the 111111101‘ ‘ sent hci- lust messziui- zit S211‘) l’:.\l. l;1~t n11-hi waving she was 3115 miles 021st of .\i1inil:1.

With six 1izisenei-i-s 11nd 1i Ci'1.'\\ 111' nine. the (Tlippi-r left (luzim zit ll:.1i A..\l. yesterday foi- 11 loisii-mili- jump in Manila. terminus of her ri-uulai- h 21141-111110 i-oiile from (lili- foi-nizi.

Radio listeners spread the zilzii-m when four hours 1mssed without a routine report from the pizine. ivhieh usu- ally gave its posiiioii and flying- condiiioiis every‘ I'll min- uics. 4

BBNFERS WITH MAYOR FilSTER

Join In Search

Fourteen warships left Bay to join the 1111111.

The plane's radio silt-livi- rlerl foi-ebniliiius Hlu- w11.-. pod to send 111111 l'f‘1‘t'l\'i' 1111-“. from the 111-min xiii-lave 111111. i111 r1111: the ])i>.\\li)illl_\' <11 1i 111x11 111

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sage mi-iitiniiecl rain and Slit‘

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with hei- sr-uri-hlicliis. \\‘llli(' nagging along the criiil-se. A1 A. M.- 11111111‘ >110 i-eprii-ietl 1111111111 sighted noihluc.

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