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BAD INTELLIGENCE- Mr. James

R. Elliott, Elllott's has received e.

‘ Ie in announcing the death of his-Wan, In the Province or Prtwso- yvard

to _srl ' son-in'-law, George Sutherland. »Pll0i-9 Butte; Saslr.,_.\vhich sad. event occur- red__on‘June 5th. ”

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-"RECEIVE 'AWARDS-The follow- ing scholars from Prince Street Schoofllave been awarded final certi- ticatssfrom the A. N. Palmer Co., of New_Yp,rk,»for writing: Mollie Currie, .Bernice Hutcheson, Pauline Rogers. May Hutcheson, Bessie Seaman and Cora Tanton; Edna Mugford and Win- nie lllclfarlane received progress pri- zes.

WEDDED IN HALIFAX.-The fol-

lowing is taken from a Halifax ex- change:-A quiet wedding took place yesterday afternoon at St A1idrew's muiiée, wiicit itcr. A. M. Porter united in marriage Licutcuaiit 'l`_ L. Park- maii, son of Mr und .\irs E. Pnrkmaii, Montague, l‘.l~1_i_, and Eileen Mildred. youngest daughter ot' the late Mr and Mrs T. (‘. Allen ol' llnlifux. Both were unattended. Mr mul Mrs Parkman have ,many friends in Halifax. Wi-I0 will extend hearty c0nt;rHl\1lllll0!1S 81111 wishlhein much happiness.

MATINEE RACES. -- The Char-

lottetown Driving Club inatiiitc races oil Monday next promises to be one of the hcst races ever pulled off on the (`liarlotteto\vii liriviiltl Pllfk- There will bc over live or six CIHSSOS und four to six horses iii eat-li class. Aitioiig tht-_ nuntbcr will be the ecle- brutcd ltr Sharper, llildzt S.. Oakly II., Ht-l~~ii ll_, also ri large uuiiiber ot' 1::--'~.:i horses. .~\ large iiuiiiiier ot’ lil..-nil tloiiatiuns have been received

l`r‘i‘iii l1if~i'i'l\ul1ls and 0ll\0l‘S ill U10 <'il.V siitution thus t-iinlillitg the Society to

for pri~iniuiii_=. :L list of wliicli willi apg. ii' in il;-~ (iuardiaii. I

ri- tioiis were atliiiitted to iiisurniice and

OVEPKEAS TOBACCO FUND-The

APPOINTMENT GAZETTED.-The

last issue of the Canada Gazette con- tains the following notice of appoint, ment: John t‘. Scrimgeour, of Cardi-

Inanti, it. be wiitn-an¢erva¢»t&.oov-

n The annual meeting of the .gougregzr ti u

nual session ot' the Supr ` S _ _ edge of thc ltoyal Guardians, a _ nch ol which. liaving tbirtyniem , is sur-~

with :\ large tittctitlaiice. there living :Z5 visitiiig int-inbcrs present froiu Que- bec, iiicludiiig the Supreme Guartliaii

sided. The inorning session was de voted to business. The reports of the otliccrs sltowed the order to be in a very satisfactory condition, its finan- cial posltioii being exceptionally strong. 'l`h».» total assets, on Decem- ber lllst, l‘Jl-I. iiindu up of Illunicipzil liouds, etc., were $422.4-I9 and liabili- iil-.< including dt-atb cluiuies and pre- iiiiuiti.~: paid iii atlvaiicc $18,055, l\-a\'- ing au cxccss ot' assets over liabili- ties of $404,394. 'l`be sick and funeral dep:ii‘tiiit-tits are in at strong posilioii liiiziiit-iully. A itunilicr ot' iuiporlatil aiiiviiiliiieiiis were iiiaulc to the con-

filrtlier extend its 1|.<t~t'\i|ties. Several classes oi' liithvrto iirwiliiiiitctl occlipzi-

extra iireiiiiuiiis' wort- rlitliarcil for cx-

foilowiiii; :tiiiliuiils have het-ii receiv-

:~d bv _`.ii‘. ll. \\’. Yirziiicoiiiliti for the lnlso atttl|ori;f,i~<l ilic'i:<.\'iiiiig of policies I

:i|~o\~§ fund. .`.i.=_'..i;\\ wisiiiiig to sulwl ~.-i'iht- amotiinr to this fuiid are asked | so do so at once so that the amount;

iii;t_\' be 1'\,r\\'artlcti to the lslaitd bo)'s lot' Slim curli was voted to the National _ wliilt- they are on the firing line: Miss I l‘atrioti_- lfuiul and ilu- lied t‘ross So- I l\l_ \‘.'iiiiiie ('0les, Miss Lilla M. Coles, It-if-t_\', .\il iiiciiibers serving in war ,

\lZ. .1 lfita (‘. Coles, Mr. l-‘rank t`_ Ml'-E

i_.~iizic. Mr. Robert (_‘_ )icl{t-iizie. .\lrs. I The t`ollo\\-iiii: officers were elected: l' _

llerbcrt Coles. Mr. Benj. Vules, .\l .' Ernest Coles, Mr. (`liarlcs Coles, all 25 cents. Air. and Mrs. 1'. li, .\lcl{eti- zic, 50C, all of North Milton.

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ell, Montreal; Secretary-Treasurer, A. 'l`. Pnttesoii, Monteal; S. Guide. W. 1', _ lioull, Clialottetoivii; S. inside Guard, A. H. Holden. St. Johns, l’.Q_; (iutside Guard, ll. \V. West, llumil- ton; Supreme Trustees, \V. J. Pen- dleton, W. G. Butlcr, Montreal; E. J. l’uysun, Brockville; lixccutive Com- mittee, O. \\'. G Iletiniers, F. C. Atliiiisoii, E. C. Lalonde, (J. P. Wood, all of Montreal.

THURSDAY.

DELEGATE RETURNS-Miss

\\'iiinic Smith. Tryon, has returned iroiii a very pleasant trip to Chatham to which town she was sent ns a dolc- gatc to the Mctliodlst Coiivciitioii. luring hor stay in Ciinihain Miss Sinitb was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Snowball.-U.

SOCIAL SURVEY-Plans are about

zoiupleted for the Social Survey Ex- iibit. A good list of speakers has ict-ii recuretl and the more strtkiii~..: prints will be made vliitl by laiitufii :<i;.lcs and wall charts. Two of the meetings will be held on Wciiicsdziv and Thursday, Jiiue 16th and 17th, Every minister who is in the city has gladly cancelled his prayer meeting on Wednesday the 16th as matters of great general interest will be present- ed by lending speakers in the relig-

ON THE FIRING LINE.- Tllrough

letters arriving from the front it is lcttrtietl that tllc Islatiticrs, 82nd Regi- iiicnt men, attached to the 12th lint- tulioii now being used ns i'eiiit`oi't:e- iticiits \vere trniisi'crrcd to the 1-ith llattalioii. They :irc 1’. ll. Crorlrct, York, .-\. f'oriiey, Suiiiiiicrside, W. (‘. Iielaiicy, Kciisiiigtoii, F. Gnlldet., Mis- t-oiivlic, and I), hi. llobiiisori, llrook- field. lirure Mcl.cllui|, Indian llivci' has ai. place with tho Tth lluttttlioii, und was wounded, Williaiu t‘_ Crosby, t‘harlottt=to\\'n, is with the lst Divi- nioiial t‘_\'t'le Corps, Lieut. Arthur (`ol- lctt, of Victoria, was some months ago i:i\'<-it :1 comiiiissiori with (‘. t`oiiip1iii_\', Sth Glotlrcstt-r Regt., ti. fntiious lirit- ish Rcgiiiiciti. 'l`hc reluaiiiiiig island- tirs who were with thc 12th, are iiow slipposcd to have places willi the lfith lialtulioii. Iloth the 1~lth and lfith linttzilioits have done iioblc work ut the front.

""H‘f. ‘g."»T’1'l'i°f" | _ ' ` M" ' `| S ‘E ions and social world. The place and

.- .,'-_ ' _l-"“- 1 hour of meeting and the nantes of ...__- .__-,..-_ l"3:~*é=.»,- _ .~.penkei's and subjects will bc uniiotin-

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A PATRIOTIC FAMILY. - Mr.

and Mrs. John Mt-Queen ot' Vernon, have the proud distinction ot' having three sons in the present war fight- ing for their King and country. A friend in writing to The Guardian gives ii short synopsis of their lives lit-tore enlisting which is of general interest. “One son Willlaiii A., is at prcseiit_iii the trenches, his address being l\t>. 1till:£'_’ 4 (fo. 7 Batt., 1l3.(7. L! lirigude, British Exp. Force, Army l'ost Ollicc, Loiuloii, Eiiglaiitl. Ptc. Daniel lt., No. ltilllil, nttaclicd to the 7 _liatt. was_wouitdcd in the early part ot the war iii Wcst Flatiticrs and his :uldrt-ss is urnv Uatllaild linusc, South- aiiiptoii, _l€iii:laiitl. lioth these young iiien eiilistctl with the First Colititig- cnt from \'aiicouvcl', ll. C.. Atiollicr .<.oii .-\lcxander, No. lil-lil Driver C. A. S. C. Det. -ith Field Anibulaiicu Dciigate _t‘anip, Kent, idiiglaiitl, also enlisted from Vancouver. Ile was en- gaged :tt the Fire llall at Prince Al- bert, Sask., and left tliere as :im- b_uliiii<'o driver with the Second (Xiu- tiiigeiil, -ith ffoiiiptuiy. William and llaiiicl left. their Island borne on Aug- ust 15, 1ll0:'», fm' the linrvcst. fields of \\esiorii (`aiinda and \\'orltt>d there liiilil the flirt-.~iliiii|: sensoii was over, then goliii.: stritiglit out to Vanvouvcr. living very ctiergetic. llpright. young iiieti, not ufruid ol' hitrd work, they ciiilngcd iii luitilicriiig, \Viilinm liciiig alwztyei fort-iiiaii and giving employ- iui-iit. to iiiitiiy young incu front his Ia- laiid home, und followed it until thc trade went. down, William or Bill ns hc was fnnilliarly spoken oi`, went to \'alicouvt~r and joincd the police force on cotiditlmi that he might resign in one year if he wished, which lie did. At this season the Il. (I. Electric Com- pany proposed to biilld tlicir'i`unious lfower plant at (foqulttani Lake neces- sitating the clearing ol’ large lumber deals on both sides of (hc lake for u dislniico of 60 feet back,_iu order that iioiliiiig could contaniinut_c` the writer ot` thc luke. William wnswallcrl upon to be general foreman of this im- mense clearing anti with a staff of about one thousand .men did the work remarkably well. Employed amonghis men were o1er'omrn1md1»ed stalwart young men from P. E. Is- land, who were employed at good wages for over two years. Mr. Mc- Queen wag also an athlete. a promin- ent member of the Athletic Club of Vancouver and is the possessor of seven silver pitchers presented to him for his prowess. The Vancouver police were nt this time the hold- ers of the Tugof-war trophy for seven years but Mr. McQueen. ut the anchor post with seven men picked and trained by himself comeptetl and won the coveted prize much to the dls- roniflture of the opposing team on the winning team were Duncan Cam- eron of Caledonia, P. E. I., who was next to Mr. McQueen on the pull and Allan McLeod of Rose Valley, who was captain of_the team. it _was

an exciting event. Several large amounts having been put nemo M _ McQueen and his captain. e home' friends of th Q un; men will," i'

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SCHOOL WORK. -The standing of

the Winsloe North school for May was as follows: Grade \’.--1. VON! Cllfl- iiiore; 2, Katie Cutlniore; 3, Sadie Roberts. Grade lv.-1. I-vnu Roberts- Lirade ill.-1, Margaret Cuduiore; 2. Howard Cudmore, liiza Cudnicre tcqiinl); 3, Bessie Saunders. Grndc ll.-1, Mary McDonald; _2, lra Santi- dcrs. Those pc-rfect in nteudnncc were Vera Cudniorc_ liuward Cud- more, Margaret Cudnlurlr-

RAILWAYMEN. - A number Of

members of the System of Federation of the I.(‘..il. arrived hi Charlottetown last night from lllonctoii.. They are: Mr l). J. Mcfilillvrny, cluiirninii ot` the System; Mr James lilaclrwood, vice- t-iiairunut; Mr A. ii. iii-iiousoll, ciniir- ninn of lioilcnmakr-rs: Ml" 1i» Tiillllvs. cliairiiian of pipe litters; lVI_l‘ J- I\0"' ncdy, chairman 'oi' electricians; Mr \V. lt. lingers, chuirniuii of nincliiii- ists; mid M_r E. il. Taylor, chairman of car nieti. The system has a iiitiiiber ot’ iueinliers here and thc oflicers are here to ‘promote further org‘a'nisation.‘ Pnisonian or i/TAR-on satur-

day last,_June Etli, Mrs. 'Samuel John- sion; ' of 'I’eter’s'Rond,’ received 'a card from her son Pte. Lester Clair John- stoii, saying he 'was well and getting along all right. as a prisoner at Bar-

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ack . . if . ' fangcwei' Lager, ' Geisscr, Germany. l’tc. Joiinston -was a member of the Ttli Iiattalioii, 2nd Brigade, lst (laund- ian Expeditionary Forcc. eiillstiiil-I i`roin Vancouver. Il. fi., and missing since April 2-ith. Pte. Johiiston's brother, Roleton A, Johnston. ‘RISO 0|" Vitiicouver, formerly of I‘eter‘s_ Road, leaves shortly for Fraiice, having eu- listed iii the Mechanical Engineers for active service. _

MISSIONARY ADDRESS- The

people of Tryon were given a rare treat on Sunday last when llcv. _J. 1\1r»|{io_ of the Presliyterloii tlhurch iii- troduced Miss I\lct`ulley, a rcturiicd iiiissionary t`rom ,l{oi'ea, ami Mr. Cho, a native ofiiiorea. Mr. Clio has only been in this .country for fifteen mouths but gave an excellent 1ul<ll'0SS in Eiiglisli considering his short pen iod ot’ study. _Ile nlso spoke iii his native language. ~ Miss Mc(‘.ulley act- ing as interpreter. Miss McCullcy also gavc an address and spoke with iiiuch warmth and cariiestiiess on the work being done in Korea. Tho clnircli was uncomfortably crowtlcd but everyone enjoyed the meeting.-U

W. F. M. S.-The annual meeting of the Presbyterial -Woiiien's Missionary ‘ Society will be held at Sumrnerside on Tuesday and Wednesday. June 22nd and 23rd. Delegates both East and West oi' Surumerside will go by morning train.; on Tuesday. The Ex- ecutive Committee will meet at 1.30 o’clock. and the first session of Pres- byterial will open at 2.30. A public meeting' will lie held on Tuesday even- ing at which Rev. Dr. Clarence Mc- Kinnon, ot` ilulifux, and Mrs. Thom- son, Pi'c.sideiit \V. M. S.. will give nd- dreiises. All niectings will bo in the Church. Delegates must purchase single tickets from starting points, iiiirl procure standard certificates which after being signed by the Pres- byterial Secretary will be exchanged for tickets for the return journey.

TWO MORE ISLANDERS DEAD.-

Two more l'riiu~o Edward Island boys iuive yielded up their lives ut duty's call, niid are :idded to the list. of thc honored dead in the great. war. Tlioir iiniiies arc: Wlliinm Gordon. son of tho lute l’ctei' liortloii, -formerly. _Post- inastei' ut lliontnttiie. next of ltin Mrs. l‘eter Gordon. Mr. Gordon who was about 22 yearn of nge, enlisted out West. lie died ol' wounds i'ct-civetl in the iigliting iii Flaiiders. l’ri\'atc 1". Alt-linrii. son ol' the late .laiiies Al- chorii, Fairview, Lot 65, licxt of kin, Mrs. James Ali~hom;',l'l'c was a meni- bcr of G (‘oiiipz\ny. 82nd llnllnlioii, lliillfax, and he died iii the military hospital there. Tile body of Private All-_liorn nrrivcd in Cliarlottctowii-on tho Northuinlierland last evening and was taken by motor boat to Rocky l’oint. from where it was conveyed to his home in Fairview.

> ~_._»._.FRlDAY. _

PRISONER IN GERMANY.-; Yes-

terday Mrs. John McK. Simons, of Cable Head, received a post card from her son, Daniel A. Simons, 2nd Bat- talion. lst Canadian Contingent, wllo over tlircc weeks ago was ofliciully re- portcd missing, saying he was wound- ed and a prlsorier of war in Bruder- hnus Pndcborn, Germany. He snid: “\\'ounded in left hand, small of back and left foot but um going on- well; no danger. Love to all. Dau."

AMHERST HORSEMAN INJURED.

--His many Charlottetowii friends will be sorry to learn that Mr Walter Simpson, of Amherst, one of the best, "litters" in the lower provinces, and a. well-kiiown liockeyist, niet with rl, very serious iiccident. which was thought fatal at the time, by being thrown from a jog cart, while work- ing the Abegweit. Mr Simpson was just finishing a slow mile when the colt stepped in a hole on the track, falling und throwing his driver about twciity feet, liiiidiiig on his head with greut force. The Abegweit. however, escaped injury. At latest reports Mr Simpson was getting better slowly.

RETURNED ON THE HALlFAX.-

A large number Oi’ the crew of the wrecked steamer A. W. Perry, who shipped iii Boston, returned last night on the s.s. Halifax, says a Halifax ex- change. This steamer left last night on the first trip of the Cliarlottctmvn, llalifax and Boston route. arraiigc- mt-nts having been made before thc disaster to the Perry to have that steamer relieved on her arrival lierc_ (‘aptaiii lflllis, whose home is in limi- toii, did not leave on the llalifax, as Ile is planning to renittiu lu the city t`or n short time. liiciliding the ship- wrecked crew of the i’erry, the Hali- fax had about tweiity-five passengers when she sailed last night. JZ ll. Philips, latc purscr on thc Perry,-is

now purser on thc ilalifax.

MOUNT MELLICK NOTES.- The

t'nriiicr.'i in this vicinity have finished cropping with the cxccptioii of tilritips, The ruin oi` the lust tiny or two has done inucli good.-'l‘iio liiitclicrs, Messrs. l’ralll:lit llros., and \V. (‘. liobcrtson are doing a i'u.sbiiig busi- ness.-i']vet'voiie is glad to slee the good citizens Mr. (`ltal'l<is Mutt-_li and Mr. Patrick Cannon iiiucli iiuprovcd in Iicultli.-Tile litany frieiids of Mrs. Albert Boswull will syiiipatliize with her in her illness.-The school is pro- gressing under the careful manage- ment of Mr. Michael Rooney. Several pupils are preparing for the Entrance examination. » It is hoped sincerclyl that Mr. Rooney may stay here some time, as a marked improvement is ap- parent in the year he has been in the school.-A nice garden has been start- ed on tho school ground, and it' thc trustees could be prevailed upon to put up n suitable fence, it would iin- prove the appearance ot' things, ns well us'pt'eveiit animals roaming over the

place; _ ‘ ` »

SHEEP DlPPlNG.-- On Tuesday

lldr. \_’\’_. R, Shaw, District llepreseiita- tve for Qucetis (`70uiity and Mr. Lt-o McDoiiald_wciit`lo lottn where they gave the first of n series nf sheep dip- ping deiiioiistrutioiis. lltev. M. .l. Smith of Iona Ixus for some tluic past been taking a great interest in the Agriciilttiral welfare of liis`piti‘isli`uiul iltvllcd the sheep o\vl`ict‘s to have their 1 sheep dipped. Art'ol‘d'iiii:l_\', ubout four liulidrcd,ivt:iit throiigh thc_ Tonk rm Tuesday ai`icriiooii`after which the outfit was moved to aiiothcr section hi his pnrlsh, Newton Cross. Mr. Slinw their returned to town to nr- raiigc for t°ui'tlier tleiiioiistrationn while Mr. Mt-lioiiald went on with the out- fit. Next week the liciiioiistrntions will be ns follows; on Monday nt iionnld Mcl’lice's, Dunedin; Tuesday at Paul Mcl’lioc‘s Jr.. New Argyle; Wediiciitlay nt Ilunctm I)urracli‘s, flaiioc Cove; Tliurstluy nt J. A. Mc- l)ougultl'ii Argyle Shore and Fritlrty , at or near Ahiior (‘.rosby`s. Bonshuow. Everyone is invited to bring in their sheep Init all sheep mtut be sliorti be- fore being dipped.

_To have the newpudfjsysténifpara-‘

lyz_ed,_ _to be unal¢e_.tp walk, and scarcely able to tal , _and_,then t_o,_.be

complet_e_ly_ cured, is t :_ .u_s\_i,al_ exgp perie_uce._but Mr. `f<ly'i3g__t_e_i§_ in tlaisl letter what li‘e passed ' through. D c- I

tors told him _his casgwas hopeless. and when thc? save_.t\. lie. turned to Dr. Chaiie's_ erve,,Fpod aiid_obtalned_ complete cure ' `

Anns, Lincoln Co, (Int, `writ'e's'-P'l".

years ago became pfllictedwith pary alysis. I could not walk or read pr write, and could talk' with illiilculty, so that _lt was a hard matter to under- stand anything! w_onld‘ say.._ Being

bl-ought on- by tivdrwdrk, ‘mild 'tlldi _#- case warhopeloss. _ - ii--'P--'~"

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simon J. nodgiuns, J. P. REGISTRY NUMBERS 2

No ailment is more dreaded than

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yourself easily irritated and nnnoyed,~ can hear noises which vin good health' you would never notice. You do not -consider yourulhlioi 'and Yet you

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PRoMoTioNs.-Major J- _IL Darke-

of Cliarlottetown lirlgadth ©0l"l\mH“‘I' er at Sydney Mines, has been promot- ed to tht conliiiatid of the tape Bre- ton sectlon. lie-is succcctlcd as Bri- gade Coniniaudcr by I-ll’\\U~`ll“'1f S~ J- Bngnall, also of Clinrlottetoivn.

ISLAND BOY |MPROV|NG.- The

many friends of l’tc. Samuel E. Cliamller, 13th iiattulioii, 5th lloyul Highlimdore, will bc pleased to hear that lie is doing well at the General liiiirniary, Staliord, liliiglaiifl it will be rcniembcrcd that young filiniullcr was one ot' thc first to enlist for over- seas service. At that time lic was it Sergeant in the l’o\vnal Coiiipatiy, 82nd llcgiiiicnt. thi lit-ini; rt-iiiitidcd that he was nlitler nge he rcplicd that was no fuult of his: "'l`lic tupc says I am big eiiougli und I will bc old ciiougli before the war is over." After going to Salisbury l‘|uiii.5 he trot truiisfcrrcd to the Sth Iloyail lliglilailltlers ns it short cut to thc front. Iii that lic was not tlisuppoistetl, for his i<el»!il}ll‘lll went to Frniicc in l“\‘ln'll1ll‘)'- 1"Ui` three nioiiths he has iiccti in ztctivc

service at the front and has been in all the principal engagements during thnt time, some of them the worst in the history of the world.

THE MATINEE RACES. - A11

names of starters for the matinee races must be in by eight o'clock this evening. Entries close at the Canada Fox Exchange with the secretary ot the C.l>. Club. -

JUNE WEDDING.-Last evening,

nt the Baptist Parsonage. city, 9, very _pretty wedding was soiemnlsed by ltev. Z. L. Fnsh. The contracting parties were John Russell Bell, West lloyalty. and Margaret Jane Jenkins,

`cd. The bride wore n rich blue tra- velling suit and looked charming. A rousing reception was given to the happy coiiplc when they went from the parsouage. They were met and shoivcred with rice as they went off in ati auto for their home in West Royalty, where they will reside. The Guurdiuii offers hearty congratula- ltioiis to the popular young couple.

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“PRINCE MARJOR”

The Best-Bred Horse on The Island

Prince Marjor is the best-bred trotting Stallion

ever offered Island breeders. He is tall, handsome bHY.W1tI1 blHCk Doints; has a line, intelligent head. beautiful neck, broad chest, strong loins and good

His Sire_ is the great MOK0, sire ot Brenda Yorke

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