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A 1 R§§Qlll0 _rllolllll-ll“s_'wl=.Ell's ill-:us For dlnsloulllllllnrs sllulimlvisul

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P I U for the ter of Mr and Mrs Archibald Mc-l ‘ r soners oi' War Fund. The Treasur -s _Dougall of this city, to Mr. Henry Al~ Sl* has received from Mr. Dennis the 5 fred Holland of Fort Angusctus. wasl _ whole receipt ($51.00) oi' the dramat- nolemnized in St. Dnnstun’s Catllclh-al_

" ' 1 I -_-IQ `, ` _ I russosvv M ` V ` " ' _ _ '_ w,sop_mo ssl.l.s.+'l-no mnnluoo .

j 1 _ ’ _ ' .A srecuu. 'elr1'.-ct -' _ _ of Miss stan-sal-ct ncnoussll. unusu-

_ EXHAUSIIIUNC

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-lc entertainment last Thursda les dvortising expenses. y B

RECOVERING.-lt is pleasing to

learn that Mr. John W. Young of Ot- awa, whose serious illness fnom pneu- lnonia was noted in The Guardian-re cently, has passed _the danger _point “ml 13 11°" B10W1Y but surely being

uin.-Q.

There- is considerable of a rising :lllarket in horses at the present me. Several horse 'buyers from the mainland are visiting tho uni-ions centres and as high as $400 is being |Dald for well matched working pairs. _A Shipment of three carloads left

_ la

government patrol ship Sta_nley,wlilol1

, put into the harbour yesterday,rel'eas- od the Reid Newfoundland steamer.

restored to health and strength _ag-I

600|; MARKET FOR HoR8Es._|blood-purifying and heal-th-giving

yeséerday morn‘lng for the msln~,

n .

STANLEY CUTS TRACK.-The

There are many things learned

_from experiences and observation that the older generation should im- 'pross upon -the younger. Among them is the fact that ecroiula and other _humors, which produce eczema, boils pimples and other eruptions. can be _most successfully treated with Hood’_s Sarsaparlllla.

This great medicine is a pecullal

combination of remarkably effective

1'oots, barks and herbs, `which are gathered especially for it. ' _

Hood’s -Sarsaparllla has stood the

test for fort years. - Get a ‘bottlb today-now-from your

noafiest drugstore. Always keep it on han .

FLAG AT HALF-MAST.-The ling

is flying at half-mast over the Post Office in respect to the memory ol lthe late W. W. Walker, wllo was an officer ill the department of weights ' and measures.

at an early hour yesterday morning. Rev. Maurice McDonald oillclatcd.

Tile brldo was dressed in ll inilorcdi suit oi' navy blnc wearing a lnallogu-1; ny colored bat and grey furs. 'Phcl bridesmaid was Miss iloso 'l`rulllol'. ` who wore a black and white suit and purple hat. Mr. Eugene Cnllugllzul of Fort Au ustus supported- the groom. Agar a few weeks visiting -friends on the island the newly wed-_ 'ded couple intend to proceed to Wes-

tern Canada.

WEDNESDAY

ISLANDEBS WIN -IN HOCKEY.-A

very interesting game of hockey was ` played at Fort Connaught, Halifax, on Thursday. Feb. 7th, between the “In- vinclbles" of the P.E.I.Ii.B., and a team from tllat fort. The game was_ last and clean, and a good exhlbition‘ of hockey was displayed. ‘it was ‘_ played in three twenty-lnlnute perl- ods. The first period opened with a, rush by the P.E.I.’s towards the "Conn's" oal and No. 1 was imme

neu:

. BAKING POWDER

_- - I coN'rAlNs No ALUM; ' 1

lt is a pure phosphate baking pow-

der and is guaranteed by us to be the best and purest baking powder' possible

to produce. _

- _The perfect lenvening qualities of' "Maile" combin purity and wholclsomenessmakc it the ideal aking powl

_ The ingredients are plainly printed on the label an

century reputation should be sl_:'f'I'1;~i';::t guarantee of the li _ollthese ingredients. _

E.W.C."|lLLETT COMPANY LIMIT

lt.lt. No. 4. Gilbert Plniqs, Man. - ii “ln the year 1910, I had Ncrz/ous io

/’ro.vlralilm in its worst form ; was "

reduced in weight from 170 pounds

io 115 pounds. S The doctors had no hope of my '

recovery, and every medicine I- tried

I lv tak: “Fruzl a lu/es’ .

ploved useless until a friend induced "1"

/1/1.' " ~ - ' ’ LB

I began to mend almost ali once; 0

and after using' this fruit mgd_l_c_ine o

ays the Sydney Record,

lt is our painful duty to record the ath of Mrs. Catherine Stewart, the ugllter of Mr. Duncan MoCallum,<of ot 48. P. E. Island, and the beloved. i’___ Mr_._ Qeorge A. Stewart, now f Charlottetown, having been mar-

ior 8or4months, I was back to my rled Januar 6 1881 Mrs

' ll

normal state of health

' /

Incverllad such good health for Z1

twenty years as I have enjoyed the n

past six years. We are never without ' q

al box of ‘Fruit-a-tives’ in the house",

JAS. S. DELGATY. '

.50c.e box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 250. 3]

.At all dealers or sent postpaid on tl receipt: of price by Fruit-a-tives o

3. C

Skin Sores g

_ IJ.D.D.tl1e liquid washhas become a d

remarkable remedy.lf you are as'ui'fer- la

airs, -pillrples, sca-le.-:-`, crusifor Eczema 0

in ‘any forln, lille' renredy will -llut dis- four sisters-Mrs. D. C. [lr

ll-lrpoilll, you. it has stood thc test S

lol' a,ll skin d'is»e‘as‘cs. ’i`l'y'D. D. D. U

ral Drugstore, Charlottetown. l-'1

ll.n.n.

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I “nv 'hmug the pust 'ew years' and by 1n`-- W°°‘1- H9 315° 1€1W95 0.119 d‘“1§11t°1'» lable ’l‘ca. was served froni 4 till il in

},,`__ » __. ‘,dust_l-ions and intelligent management Mm John smith, Charlottetown, ono me Club Room and so large was the

},_\' ‘Lt-"nomic, [,;»“~-,Vp ll -/__ » _ _ .--/ -"-T7* 'J‘"i“g his stay' mere- “mile M1* Fall River. Mass., and another, Law- rooms had to be commendeel-ed. The »¢f27/»/ -\\_ " - ll M _ 'il ",.»‘ " “ ` - 2 - D well served, There was quite an ad- _"'.' ` c M ’ ` Balch? 11`V1’1E» BWI 01 Mr- P111‘11D' 11' Oil Thursday 1110111111810 K€1'1Y'B CFOSS dition to the membership of the Aux- \~--' _" ‘ WWE- C1l°l'l’Y Valley- an'-Wie" Ismnd 8? his sons con-ld not get 1101118 ba- iliary which now numbers about ;00.

: _g ,/*_ ‘I lwy- W|10- 'by lndustry and €¢0l10mY- fore /Saturday, Rev. Thomas Cum-an in :ho ovonlng tlio Association gave

P ls' also nlokins sood m01ley-Q- . omclntlng. 'rlic pall bearers were- n Sniokoi- to 1-oturnoa solulel-s nun

_Q1 ‘ - _ TELEPHONE EXTENSION 10 Duffy, J. H. Nhntes, D. Flbodland tations had been issued to all return-

Patrick Hagan M A Smith M H soldiers in the City Personal lnvl

1-_'. .-

lllllllu

A Healing Salve

1 Quickly Relieve:

1-Icadachcs

‘ Neuralgia. tg Hay Fever

_ Catarrh

"' Ang/o'lc tfolllalcd with

I shot-‘cl use Mentholatum according to the directions with thc jar.

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M" M

Always keep a jar handy.

` ‘Mentholatujn ls :sold and recommended

. by thc leading druggists

throughout the Maritime

‘ pi Provinces.

I 2 sizes--25:: and 50c.`

,'.

s generous size sample.

___`,_..

Thr: Mentllolatnm Co.

in 20 Lewle 8t. M 1 Brldasburn.. Ont. ,

k. M V M M V

Mllll0NS DIE _

Ewly your hols Oonlumpi-wls if-llllous could have been saved il °“1.7 common some prevention hd been used in the hit ltage. If Y017 ARE s Buiierer from Asthma, Brel- ci-iiis, Colon-ll, rlqirigy, Weak Lungs, Cough and Ooldl-all DD _ sues leading up to Collamptionr- Tuberculosis, YOU ABB interested lu on smudguas mn. uoalcluq writ. in runnqllols ma _nooklsa Ds. s‘l‘nAxndAln'l llnmli oo.. J unease Youo lion. !noan.,U-

M-S~A`- AMENDMENT--All llII1€lll1~ vestlgator at Ottawa to the effect Clit t0 the Mll`lt&l'y S8l'VlCB Act 1185 that they-9 wag.|1`1al'g9 surplus of eggs een Df1SS9i1 DY Order-in-Council to in Canada, Canadian produce dealers ie effect that D0 eXt€i1Si0i1 Of time of Montreal made the statement last, r leave to appeal shall effect the Friday that there was only fifteen

L;mite¢1,0l1;a,wa_ liability to report for or to preform days supply of eggs in the Montreal

ny- military duty which the man con- 'market. Locally there is a scarcity, erned may have been warned bo re- but not because of a shortage lnsup-

"wh 15 °" the `151W“‘1 his large farm F0069 Smith Of St- B9l'l1li\'¢1‘S 59111111' tables were beautifully decorated and

Sasona, which li ll li i ,¢l,e,c,, 0,,h,,,. a °°°”‘° “‘1’1’“‘1 -wsu. Known neslosur. -

,_ l,,,,,,,e,._ The gffnfgylhgsiwg 'rnc annul or Mr. Benjamin W. cum _ hook to the coal piers WMM? 1"; eron occurred on Tuesday, the 5th kely be used by other steamer W Jinst.. at his son's residence on Sum-

s put- ; __

llc into Sydney- during me 'winter

Y -- . .Stewart

ad reached the -age of 63 years, and fter a wasting- illness, which baffled- edical skill and also the attention nd care of devoted friends, she nietly and peacefully passeld out of

oTt` flir or perform before notice oi’ ply.There are plenty Til? eggsi`lii'_Prince

__ the'gr_ant oi' such extension of time Edward Island, but owing _to .the ex-

W ll A _ or leave of appeal has 'been received tremely cold weather, _ it has been

as ' bythe 'Registrar or other person by impossible to hliv'e"`tlié'lil"liFoE?lit' for-

whom the warning is issued or- order ward. We may look ‘for an 'improve- iven. c lnent in this condition in the course of

-1 p `a very few weeks. _

--MISS CLARK DEAD.-lt is with _- _

_ cep regret we chronicle the death of In a-short sketch it is impos'sib'le

household word. It has proved itself a Miss Eliza Clark. who passed away to even touch on the many admirable

st Tuesday evening, at her resid- traits in the life and character oftthis

cr from skin dis'eases‘, including ul-_ence in Sumlnerside.‘after 'an illness respected, hardworking, quick wit-

l' some lnontlls. She leaves to mourn ted, kind hearted, thoughtful,and tru-ly _ OWU. of Catholic old gentleman. Truly his- olncrville, Mass., Mrs. G; W. War- works shall' live after him, both in the

:uni tollay ht- -the master .prcpalution I'9ll.'M1Se Llbble Clark lllld Mrs- G00- temporal and spiritual sense, for he

,lark oi’ Sulnnlurside. Tile funeral lion loft as n, result of st;-onuong labor

wc guni-antoo lt. E. A. Foo-ici- ,cont took place on Tllursday afternoon -to -and well-directed energies. a valuable

le Pe<>rle’s Cemetery. Sllnlmerslgle, homestead and many acres. and more

. 1 , Tile Ladies Auxiliary of the Army

- re‘;'m};'ia({inr;ice and Rel" A' LL Wheel' Vamabme mm” Every standpdmt* a and Navy Veteran’s Association are

' - _ grander heritage' Viz' a g°°d _famuV' receiving hearty congratulations noi.

WELCOME wsrrons _Mr Hath Besides 1115 “’1'L°W' thiflfe ia"°_ “aft N’ mly from the soldiers but from citi-

I Mmch of Govan Simi( iS.’Spel'1d_ m°“m' R‘fv~DT ‘mms ra min' ?"'";i zens generally, on the splendid suc- mg a few Weeks- wiih his fin-0t11erMr ton' Mass" -In John B' 'fm Hof' a cess of their initial entertainment

-~- Wmm J M t I Ch V n 'M ' R1V°1'» M“55~- P91” T1°311°’» 1=“'°°°"{ Monday in the Association's club

_lm ' “ C" e"y I a ey' 1' P0W\1H1 sf-¥’€€h _C11°’1°tt°t°w“1 P“t`_ room. The attcrnooll tea netted “in ”""""

“UT " fvho. isfmcompan ed by “ls "1°k` T1'a111°1" g1'°°°1`»_ U1’-Per P°W_”9~1\ cash nearly u hundred dollars and it. ifo and chlhl. -.las been ln__-the-West street; and James J_ .Tra|n0,.,_Map1e.- gcmmlé enjoyment a _mm mL_ulUu_

H11 Hl0C1< 181191113 “fed 101' by Ml' ar Toronto His. funeral took lace

mer street,-Sulnmerside;-after an ill- ness of some few montlls. _The late ,Mr. Cameron was 66 .years of age, a man of exceptionally high character, sterling qualities and beloved by all who knew him. He leaves to mourn besides a widow and two sons,_ Mr. George Cameron of Amherst. N.S., and Keith Cameron `of the' ilrni_ oi` Messrs. Sinclair & Stewart Summer- side. The funeral, which was largely attended, took place on Thursday to Cape Traverse. L

THE EGG MARKET.-The Mari-

time Merchant says‘:-Notwithstand- 'ing the report of the Government In-

‘as made a mt °f m°”°y_ at farming 01 W110S° 50115 155 RSV- C- R- S1111t11» attendance that the two adjolnlllls;

~- _ _; C1l0l"1`Y V9»119y'- and-` EH-\l‘¥lS01111Q WHS T. H. McManus. May he rest in peace. ed soldiers in the province, but owing ' attended meeting of the residents of ' ._-_ yo the nnoergoli-lg of rgllwa navel

. Send 3c in stamps for I

' between

30 and 40

Whatever else you do, keep your Kidneysre aiu' and active. Their work is 0% vast im rtance to your health and at lr; Grst evi-

dence of trouble, often occnl-film li-oin me lninicui to the ionic

year, take a treatment with

G11,iP111S

FOI KIDNIYS

-ro gm 'valine alter lmpari~ neffrcuuulzz blood. avldelne ol wmv ohh' prog( with the lidnefe ml! bl mognind quite eully-ol M Ill il' aides and hack, Rheumatic swings. constant headoolu. "V011" ldllii

"gpg sleep and nriueai? troubles. Gill Piill are the quick and most clelaivt tcmldy you an take. |os.oboxorlbomn!ar¢-50.11°" dull!!-

smpiofmuywvflhh Uogogl l¢lani ICQ. g ~ 1'-enero

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Cherry Valley and Earllllclilfe- A well- HENs PAV.-A gentleman in this the attendance from out of town was 11010 111 the CHSYYY' V9-116y 11811 9- few city has a flock of 16 Plymouth Rocks not as large as had been hoped for. 9V8Il1D8S 8-K0 10 111901155 f910D110Il0 ex' which are more than paying for their _'l`l\ere were about 75 returned sol-

.- l0Iisl0l1 £0 £11099 11111099- ROV- FH-0101” keep. During the month oi’ December diers present besides a large number

McGuigan. P. P. at Vernon- River,was tho flock -as a starter for-the winter-’s of soldiers new stationed in the City,

M present -to give his support to the work, contributed two dozen eggs to and also a very large nunlhcr of citi-

movement. A representative of the the fomlly's lnrdoi-_ ln Janus;-y-.they zens. _ _ Telephone Company was present, and mod-9 on exlm olfoi-l and for mo A most enjoyable programnle was explained very fully the step neces~ month ave;-aged half 3, dozen éggs u rendered consisting ol' solos by Prof. 5a1'y't0 be taken the mutter 01 ~¢30gl;, day_Encouraged -by their success they Hlilt0il, MP. Charles Eiil‘lB, MF. Percy and all detals. After the subject had wont to work in oo;-nes; and are oow:.Barlow. Ml‘- E. Saunders, Mr. Roy 11- been fully discussed it was »una'n-im- laying an ave,-age of a dozen a_ day, Dann, Mr. C. J. Gallagher, Pte. J. J. ously decided to secure the proposed which moans it cash contribution or B“°¢e» 8- 1‘°“‘11“g bl' D- E- _S1‘“"~- “ extension or the telephone line to $550 to the weekly ,-,,,,e,,,,e_ Tile” number ol' short Stories by Sgt--Ilia

M Cherry Valley, China_Point and Earn- hong have no special privileges, ghell- lor Smith and addresses hY Mefllils-

scliffe, and t0 illllll9f119-f»91Y 01'¥91l1Z9 house being a somewhat dilapidated James Pawn' MLA" Mr' H' J' Palm' a company for the cm-,ying out of and mme mo warm' outhouse with er, Col. Stewart and Major Stanley. l1l1S` DI`0lect.-Q. more or less restricted yard room The Ladies Auxiliary provided re'

_ _ which they make but little use of in __ Em,C’m,ed or achmg feet l the cold Wenham They are given M City and Mr. Roy B. Dann, provided

mixed grain feed morning and' even- ' ing with boiled potatoes and bran mash at noon. A little alfalfa meal oc- casionally is all the green feed they get. The success- of the little flock under the conditions- proves very con- clusively that any- one with a moder- ately comfortable out-house and a lit-_ ,tie yard room could. if they would.- sup_ply their owul -homes at least, and' a 'small' comer of _the market, with eggs and so add to the-wor-ld supply of

food

The parish of Kelly’s` Cross today

mourns the passing away from this sphere of one of its\oldest and most respected residents in the person of Mr. James Trainer, Sr. of Maplewood in his 83rd year. The deceased al- ,ways a man of active disposition, in- tellectually and physic‘al~ly. could be seen on out roads till less than a week_ ago, as erect and lithe in step, _ apparently in as' good -health, as twen- ty years ago.'Saturday last he was doing lils bn lu keerlus the wood' cut- - but ’twas, as it were, keeping up ap- pearances as he was of that manly, independent cast of character, that liked good action and loathed in act- ion, as it savored of sinfnlnless.-On Sunday he was about ss usual, but not well enough t0 S0 10 C11ll\'01l. Bhd complaining of headache. Monday morning, as he was not up at the usu- al hour. his son went up to -his room and found that during the nig-ht he had suffered a stroke of paralysis of the brain. and he remained unconsc- ious to the end, about noon of Tues- day, 5th Feby. His wife and he had been invited to visit their grand-

nal Btreet, Charlottetown. and as the deceased was not equal to the trip Mrs. ‘Trainer went on Saturday, _and unfortunately was away from home

__4°°¢11- _ _ -.-_ _;.._‘..`.t_-_._; *I

_ '-*- un\'thlm_v else. It is guarantee _

it the time or ins snack. and noch- -‘”°‘,_,'-_ 1, , _ H , _

ed home only half on hour before his _lic lv'-ill'-fl T;f‘i'ri~l`de1_l‘. “fTl1te°qBl;_;s;m%;:

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diatoly scored for Ives. Fast play continued but the “Conn’s” only man- aged to get one score in this period, and Ives making their score 4. The second period of the game was excit- ing, the Ives forwards kept .the rub- ber'all throughout the period dashing at the “Conn's” goal, making the ‘score at the end of this period 7 to 2. The third period was a little one- sidcd, Ives keeping the rubber ill the ‘Conn’s" territory nearly all the time, scoring 5 lnore goals in quick succes- sion, and thus the game ended 12 to 2. ,rx return game is to be played at Ives on Monday, and no doubt it will be a better game, as some of the “Conn’s" players were on pass ,on Thursday. Every man played a. splen- 'lid game, using excellent combine; tion work. The “Invlncibles” with a little practice will be as good as any team the Island can produce. The team is much strengthened by the presence of Lieut. Burke and Supper Tibbot of the R.C.E. A meeting was held on Tuesday evening to appolllt 1 committee. At this meeting Lieut. Burke was elected manager, Corp. Murphy Captain, Sergt. VV. VVllliams and Sergt. Scllill as committee. No ioubt these men will carry out thcir duties ill a satisfactory manner. it is pleasing to note that the "Invinc- ibles" last year in all the games they played were never defeated, and no doubt they will prove themselves as good this year. Tile line-up is as tol- lows:-Goal, Sergt. Mullins; point, Lieut. Burke; c. point, Sapper Tibbot. r.` wln;, Gr. McAleer; I. wing, Sergt. Large; rover, Corp. Murphy (capt.); centre, Gr. Blnns. Gr. Diamond rc- rerccd the game.

freshments while the drugglsts ol’ the

smokes in abundance. A vote of thanks moved by Col. Stewart and se- conded oy Mr. Reuben McDonald was tendered the ladies for their excellent service in connection with the pro- ceedings. -

Tells How to Stop a

Surprising results from thlfhonx'

made syrup. Easily prepared and costs little.

I.-

If yon have a severe cough or chest,

cold accompanied with soreness, throat- tlckle, hoarseness, or dlilicnlt breath-1, ing, or -if your child wakes up durinn ‘i the night with croup_l1nd you want`, uulck eip, _insil try thls pleasant tast- ing home-made cough remedv. An_ dru§lzist can supply you with 21/, ounces of lnex (50 cents worth). Pour this into it 16-oz. bottle and fill thc bot- tle with plain granulated sugar syrup. 'I'-bus prepared, you' have lil ounces of realy remarkable cough remedy-

one that can be depended' upon algo quick and lastmg relief at

s. g

You can feel this fake -hold of a

cough in I. wuy that means business.

It loosens and raises the Dhleinm, stops throat tickle and soothes fad _ eals t e irritated membranes that ne the throat: an bronchial tubes with auch prompt- ness ease and certainty that lit is really astonishing.

Plncx is s special and highly concen-

trated compound of neun no Norm; pine extract and 'ls noted for its spec :n-.overcomln severe coughs, throat and

sad' '-'O

thi ini-its

~f l-°|';°1l'<lfedm°nl'l;tll'l’cl 'if ovola-_“gif _\'M>0llrtm<‘_nt, sf'-' for "2% ounces of

‘inf-rf” will full directions and dong

.-.llest colds. rlts millions of entlllusiuti '

daughter, 'who was home to see hor M ~¢_ 1 _

father, Nr. Poten Francis, Lower Pow- g '° md” 1 “mm” nm 'mix

ill

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to co

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wedd when

filn_

Privn The c

(lore diate given sly te,

and pa clloru Miss After all r wller

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for a.

uple every wish for their future

happiness..

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eir home; after giving _the lll||»p_\'

DDING BELLS.-l`l|v llllllli- nfl GOOD EXANIPLF.-'i`ll~~ yollllill ld Mrs. l)u.lliul liirl. .\lo'u1li_ Siu- llzullv.-z l’llil:lillezl flu:-s ol' llle linptisll -FORMER WHS 1110 Sl'l_‘ll0 01' L1 \‘l‘l`.\' llI'UilY Sllmillv Sl-lluol llero, lwlliivntorl nl-Tllolllns Da lug. oll the rwellillg oi’ Feb. Gill. _-.llnlli plul of groullll on ()l'loblll' Si.l;\nll respected Ulf’-1? 01(1l"4l lll1'lE|ll1.‘l'-i IFCIIL' lust :~'ullllllol‘ frolll wllicll they derived died oil .\ionrlt was nnitotl in lllall'rilli:<¢ ill' u vast llmoullt of hcaltlly l:.\'cl'cise nnd was ll native

19 -1- 11Ul*--1HY- 0| lfillllllllg 15l'\P0l\'-I e\'llel'lolll:e. Probzlbly llllll-ll l;ui.iln' rv- llui has resid *3l'&-'lllfflll' W-'lij lll‘l`10\`llll’i1 1J.\"1¢f’-V~:~lli|s would have been scvllmll by al" yle;ll'.~;. 'l‘lll'ee 1 M}ll”i`21)’- P1Sh‘lSl0i1 11.\'_Rl‘-V- 1‘1"1‘1\f lllore :_-oll.~:iztl\t slirrillg ull ol' tho soil. <-rs survive .'

ll- 111 1110 l>l9§`UllC\‘ 01 1110 \1l11|_l*" but this vlns__s~ lfould work only zli`l.el <-xrllalllgt

1"f1¢l11V0S- 1113 brldf’ ‘V110 “1l>_slx o`clol'li lll the evelllllg. lJ0.=:-ities :.l.‘t’.."€,."3l..i‘;";§.1.,‘§ia.;";i_'.'.\ ~;';;_{;;3}1:5.,‘:i§,.,;;,”‘§;;;;';“;;i,.,:3.‘,. ":;;- not S..

rblggih;$1al;`f)'ltJ(iTllginiiigffxl}gQ:;;;llotzltul:s. om: llllshcl of tulllnlol.-.»' “"1 uf MU"

maiden llxtir i`ol'll, c\lliel'i»il illi-lsevlmfl puufms Ol SDH] .beans un,

to the ,,l_`.ainS 0,- me |“_i(|ul_pl\¢ls` .intl olgllt llouilrls4oildll.lsL.;id`f

fl i`l'olll 1.ohcllgl'ill_ plzt_\'<.~li llyl}'_"K1“_f)`“‘_[ ‘_ }.u_rf"1)__ _“_” t, 9‘§"Ll uni-lol ull-t slstor of me ln-id--_| _“_” ‘*'°“"} F-"°“ '°“_““> 0 P?" the ceremom. was D£,r1~m,,m,_ll<cllt. under the govt-irllllellt test .lt

gunned to the dmmg_\,0nm` the l)epnl‘illlellt ol Agriculture at Oi-

_ _ _ _ _ _V Itllwn. .\t ll time like this wllcll every

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