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is a noncaustic coal tar pro- duct combined with soluble suipi_iur.

It is for use on Horses; Cattle. Sheep, Goats, Hogs, Pit-1...' °“’_ .Zi .ii 1.. _-1

u as rec , 1

is not poisonous not caustic injuriousor irritating either to the animal or to its hide. _It is standardised by che-

mical and biological tests.

It kills lice, ticks, fleas;

cures mange scab, ring-

worm: disinfects, cleanses and deoderises. _ l It does not harm the hair '

or fleece it can be used for the treatment of _sores,_ulc- ers, wounds, cuts, bruises,

etc, on man or beast. \

b Full pints 25c. bold only

J. G. Jamieson

Druggiet 1

SILVER As A Gift

Makes a very dainty

and useful present. We are showing a fine assort- ment of very new articles in sterling and plate.

O. ll. Taylor

Jeweler & Optician s1s1+11iuu.

MAY.

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MAY.--` lst to 2nd. changeable. 3rd

to 5th, hot and dusty. 6th to 10th. treat storm wave. 11th to 15th. fall iii temperature. 10111 to 20111. 11irss1- ening. 21st to 24th, warm, foggy. 25th to _28i:li, rain. 29th to 31st, sultry

DIARY OF EVENTS.

To-UAV.

City Magistrates Court ii i-i. iii.

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People's' Theatre 7 and 8.45 p. ni.

Prince Edward Theatre 3, 7 and 8.45

P- D1-

Dr. Pringle Lecture aiiiiilccilal. St.

James Church 7_30 p. m.

DE A THB

Dwelling Houses I Piano and Furniture . For Sale by Auction

ll l am instructed by Miss Margaret Clary Executrix of the Estate late iiirs. Salmond to sell by Auction at the premises 219 Fitzroy Street East, on Thursday the 11th day of May 1916. Commencing at 11 o'clock fore-

ling House thereon situated on the north side of Fitzroy Street being No. 219. location good. must be sold to close the Estate.

immediately after, 1 Superior Wil-

llama & Sons Piano and s. quantity Furniture, Stoves etc.

R. BEAISTO, -

Auctioneer.

9572-4-M25 and W. ‘ _J

Auction Sale

19.03 `

To be solil on the premises ai. Wheat-

ley River, Lot 24, in Quoen’s County.

1 2.07 1 11.:-is 20.55 S W" I v

THE 13th DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1910

AT 1 D‘CLOCK. P. M.

‘ Eighty-seven and one-lialf acres being, the homestead farm of the Late ROBERT STEVENSON. almost all clear in good state of cultivation with valuable buildings and well watered by well and stroaiii.

Also at the same time and place

tho farni. stock and implements of the said liobert Stcvensoii_

Terms made known at sale.

FREDERICK WILLIAM STEVENSON

Executor of the Estate of Robert Ste

ROBERT L. STEVENSON.

BENJAMIN CARTER,

5-i)M5l. `

0 I / ' '

noon, n large lot of land with Dwsl- 1 the ribs and shouldebbladcs: headache

'| vince.

veneon and iunderalgned or J. D. Stewart, Solicitor

Auctioneer. L 9544-5~s~Mwfn10i.

lIlll‘S Plllllillllilli lllli

to Hillsborough; on King from Hills-

so as to drain the storm water which collects in the vicinity, and also to prepare an estimate of cost of same.

'Defy Dyspepsiai

ch t of D psia

“°f33“i'"@5°"*?if§.f'. “

, ttui in C

&e¢Ii:tyenI'II>d. f§ilI?eel_ll‘lE Uf th¢_5t°m‘“§‘ and bowel.; belqhwz °f ww! and ilatulence; a I>ul'l1lI_\B §¢“5au°“ ‘_“.'h° gwmach, wb1ch_ indicates acidity; hu;-;bu_rii; palgitatiori of the heart; oppression of reathingi P3111 “nd”

` through the temples and eyes; dizzi- 1 ness. coated tongue and °9l‘S*'P““°°i

sometimes nausea ,or vomiting.

Abbey'e Eifervescent Salt 1s_the

natural specific for a_ll conditions. Beipg an antacid, it immediately re- lieves the acidity oi' the stomach and stops the fermentation. It stimulates the secretion and muscular action of the stomach and bowels, and over- comes the constipation. When its use is kept up the normal action of all the organs of digestion is reestab- lislied. - `

Sold everywhere at 254:. and 60c. '

. .. Sold by Geo. E. Hughes. 1

Fa1‘m'Fo1' Sale

The undersigned offers at Private

sale his farm of eighty acres on tho north side of and fronting on the Mon- tague Rlver about three quarters of a mile from the village -of Montague. About onehalt clear und in good cul- ‘tivation remainder covered with soft wood suitable for fencing, etc., An excellent dwelling house and a. barn on the premises. 1' A splendid opportunity for anyone wanting a, convenient farm in one of the most beautiiui iocaiit‘es in the pro-

For further particuiars apply to the

1 Georgetown.

FOSTER B. ROBERTSON.

_ I '

charge Twenty-tive cents. 1

1 X

' GUARDIAN lllllSSlFlEll MIS.

' Ons cent per word first lnserl.iof‘ in this column, hail eent per

nord esoh continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum

U- l- _""" '_!"'_'1»-I - =. -1- ’- 4

Agents Wanted AoEN'rs - MEN on women -

" Worid’s Greatest War," beating

all selling records; sample book free; experience unnecessary; make forty dollars weekly. War Book Publishers, Brantford, Ontario.

9320-4-19m18i 1

W'--pf" -H-Q-v

VESBEY-At Vi/'est Royalty, May 9th, Lawrence Milton Vesscy. beloved son of Peter and Olive Vcssey. Ago 'I years. Funeral notice later. (Oth- er papers please_ copy.

HIGGINS-in this City on May l0tii Mrs. Higgins. widow of Mr. John Higgins, in her 87th_ year. Funeral notice later. _

BROWN-In this City, May 8th Fanny Elisabeth Jakeman. widow of the inte James Brown. in the 80th year of hor ‘ age_ Funeral service commences at 2.46 on Wednesday at her home 43 Up- per Hillsborough Street. interment iii Peoplo's Cemster) Please omit fio- werl. » -

Avena-Nr vriieeifver, s. c. eii .iprii 20th lust. after is short illness, John

.Ayen formed; of Union Road. P. E. l_. in his eigh year. (Patriot and lilseminer -please eipy.)

a-»_-___._..____.____

LIN!- thrtlll.

¢\\l‘9'

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SALESLADV WANTED-8ALE§LA-

8P|:ClA[-2 STRAND GALVANIZIB 'Twist Wire, delivered any station

F E Ill! d ln‘10 lb

' si. --r rv- un 'Aon s

757521.' E-_`i'd'["Ti'i.s ou' Tl°ANo‘

We teach our men to sell Expert ence unnecessary, highest cominis sions paid handsome free equip- ment Stono & Wellington, Toron To Ont. 9493-5-1M&E till May iilst

Help Wnnned_l"eiiin|i:

wsrrrso-A Mio ron osnsn/ii. housework. Apply 313 Euston St.

._ 0400-4-7011111.

Assure wAN'rEu “ro sEL|. F611..-

"the old reliable Fonthill- Nurseries.‘

dy wanted for general store, one ex perienced in dry goods preferred Write stating experience and salary expected M C. McGowan, Kli muir. P. E. l.. 9608-5-8-ME6i.

For Sale

BICYCLE FOR SALE. APPLY 52 UP- Wper_Quoen St; ‘ 3|. FOR SALE-ONE COVERED BUG-

gy, one run about in good repair. Apply to 202 Hillsborough St_ 6i.

FOR SALE-HAM8, BACON. FRANK.

furts. Cooked Pigs Fest. Sauer, Xrant, Bologna and Sausages. Also

_ buyers of dressed Pork, Eggs and

Butter. John Hopkins, St. John. N. B. 9618-5-8-M6ipd.

E638 FDR HATCHING FROM' BRED

t lay B. P. Rocks. White Orplng- tons and the Belgium Compine-lthe -Egg Wonders. Dr. J. Y. McFadyen, 'I‘igiils’l1 . 9539-5-3-M8i pd. FOR SALE - AIREDALES, PEDI-

greed, both sexes. 11 few male pup- pies, dogs with character and per- sonality. Airedale Kennels, Box 218. Lunenburg, N. S.

9503-5-1-Miiipd.

. Help Wanted-Malo 0

WANTED--A MAN FOR LIVERY BUf

einen. Apply W. F. Robins. Kent Bt. _A 17-69-M3i_

ou . . u 0 . lots or over at 3c. per lb. This is certainly e. rare opportunity to purchase Ieiic- lng wire at such a low figure. 0- GERS HARDWARE C0. i.lMi'l‘E .

- 18-6-9-Mt .

ANTED--DOY 16 YEARS OLD T6 neil cheese boxes Apply R id Spilistt, o posits Prince of Wales College oymonth Bt

15-9 Mt!

Situations Vacant

of land with good dwelling house sad out buildings. For further particu- lars sppiy to Edward McRae, Huh- tei' River. 9614-5-8-Mhipd.

good buildings with 8 sores of lend in Charlottetown, also 5 furnished rooms to rent for summer months suitable for light housekeeping 5 minutes wsik from salt water. Ap-

pir -moms _ ' , '7‘l_ T' ° osissz-un.

w .

.rl 1 _

suv mrii.i.|o"s’N'r isnion mv

earn steady income corresponding for newspapers. Experience un necessary Address PRESS COR -JIIIPUNDENOII BUREAU Wes- hington. D. C., 8288-4-lkltlmo.

ToL¢t -° '

“DUDE :ID :IT WITH ALL MD-

deruoouvenieiieei on liilm.Aveuue_ ADDI! 19 Gerald Street. 'I-I-#HSL

T5 Ll I . I'. 11101. arms 'lic 's"ii¢40?il'iii

. _ / i

'71

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` or )

" ` OTTAWA. Hey 9.- With the ninth- the City Councilors a letter was re-

dai' °fl*l-‘Tl Ht:cl':dlih~D§ii! Cgmgisaiaiz colved signed by Mr. J. J. McKinnon

noas_e wasro t ini tlitth uirtbuiltbe-

.illlsl Ball” hearing out the charges iifit gave it f mm ° ° ° 'Q

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_ will ll\¢_ I _ ...in -r'3§'i .'§ii‘§.'$.°l‘.‘I.'I.f"21.‘l'1ii.`i’1‘$`<i’ 1 I.?.'e.°2§"li.‘§’.3i‘.‘i“.i‘°ti.‘L'..’;¢.'L‘2.i._ '.352 em Cuticnrs ` éiirmii meeuniii. °ti1mi:i?“ysC°“°“ sum" -M" R- L- Pl"-°r=°u °f the ln- suse up with stones. sticks. |\1mb°l'

J °“ °” “V “I5 ° Y “"°y°" °°"ll3ll°D-ll Arms and Fuse Co., took 1 and tinware; well the shove is_ not ' so' W" °“¢h°"'°‘l "° 3°" P°"““‘“°”‘ ¢l1€`l¢8l1d. 8-mi °00\lDled it all day_ His correct; it is tnie that the culvert is

Po sidewalks out down on the iollowlns evidence however simply went to een- satisfactory for Mr. iucxiiinarn

dr! and “ '§f,,'f,",d K W h f sm nriii that or 11 i nie previous witnesses ,wiiy 1111011111 ii not be! as to iiteiies

._ f 3 35 0 9Ym0l-ll~ l'°m ' that |10 commission or conslderltlim in the stream there ai-Ag ngug whpt. f ` / -,ply the “Y '~°dK°l" S¢“°°¢- W“lli l° be f°\“` Of *my kllld llld 09911 Paid in securing ever l might say and prove that the _ _ _ ‘°°' W1 °' < ¢011tract3fr0m lhsyshell Committee- lumber and ,tinware obstructing the

Cuti NON-‘ii Blde of FltZr0y St- lr0l11 Cum- Mr. P tterson was a decidedly im-‘ stream is.because the water has to

A mn berland to culvert near Escher SL- pressive witness, and gave his evid- rise so high to run, in heavy rains Q ointm M Wlllk £0 bv 3 feilt 9 lhclws Wide. ence in a cool and decisive manner

e. North side King Street from Prince that dignoui-"gd ci-our-examination. :ed from my yard, and all the back

F0rec;emas’l,ashes,itchin8s’in,i_ to&Vw¢;y;n;?&iéh;;nVli::‘l:et%:iet:otloeg:vidx- -This was the lore marked in that of yards are cleaned up along the

_ . _ls Mr. lielimuth iii his examination in gi

M3055: PlmPle5» da-"drug: 50110 on Road to Villa St.-walk to be 3 feet chief who again followed his practice 10 hands and baby humm-9, Can., 9 inches wide. of not only examining that witness piopimy homers, M1-_ J, J, Mcggn.

` cum soap and Ointment are N°rllJ Blde Kills Slredt fr0ll1QU€0I\ but cross~sxo.inining him with an evid- iion's signature may be good enough

I B ti " Sl- to Great George St--walk to be em idea 0! bringing out every fact in for ine City councillors, but i have

sl-lPl'emelY Eaec; Ve- fb Mau 4 $3! Vgftlll-S I th i»h§h§a:;€;l"|.u or thi that when t;\'enty;lsiiigna;.ui-es ‘to tlge effect that

Sam e Free e y urveyor was uso au or- s was siice is cu ver as een built all With 3541. Skin Book. A.{d,|”p°,f,. ized to grade and put down a gravel Mr- -l_0l1nst0i1'ii turii came for cross- the properties north oi' Mr. McKin-

end “Curicum, Dept. 3M, <B¢¢¢°n; road bed on Orlebar Street from Eus- @Xl111llll¢lll0n there was lltlle left l’0r non arc continually flooded and dam- U.S.'A." Sold thioiighout the world, ton- to Gerald; On Fitzroy from Prince him to do. Mr- Pattersoifs evldenw aged.

was entirely \ at variance with _ the

bon, m Weymom|,_.._5;-ave; for mg statement made in Parliament by Mr. Thanking your for space, above work to be brought from the KYW GB I0 the Dilrt D18 ed by the IH _

ternational A n om an

' gravel pit at Surrey. Lot 58. I R d H this ang £'useShCn 8 Y li ani Sir etc., 1

11 i1e<ii111a11iiciiy“.°?“”K° W "1 ‘f °‘“'_.

--- Surv¢;"<l>I° I1; eirnstriicstgd to matlie a m‘{‘t,§’t°|{ reéard to me d me de ERNEST E- PARKMAN

i _ a va s ma

s.'il'3.T l="i§.l`12l‘.°.'»`.'“»¥.f.i.".'."r'i.`L'°ii.?.i'f'i‘.l §’i‘l.'..'°.¥i1‘i’.'ii'?§'§'i‘§§.‘.`i.".§’.'i`.§’ .$’11°..°‘l.'.‘§.i. bv fha Sh°\1.C°mmme<= °f=h°1m°f- -=--- 1 1 2 _ ia strain Price $150 per 15. L. H ing north from same as far as North ““u°n“l Am" and FM” C°ml’a"y he ._

‘ r1’i=°n¢r` Mmhneiii. ' sive. 110.11 111.1 1.50.1 1° me city “md that in financier 111° ““d°"°l<~

` ' 9579-as-iiiirwsii-Jsitsi. coiiiicii the best system 10 be adopted ‘"8 the “d"‘“°° “We by ‘he Shell

Committee to his company were con- siderably less than the company had to make wltli regard to sub-contracting companies. Not only the advances but much more

deliveries would have iiivoived a loss to the three men who composed the in- ternational Arms and Fuse Company of over' four million dollars.

Mr. Patterson in his evidence bore

out the statements of previous witnes- ses thai. at the time these contracts for fuses were being let it was practi- cally impossible to get them made in Canada witiiin the time required, oiv- ing to the absence- of the necessary machinery and exports. The point therefore was that tlic Shell Commit- tee must get the fuses wherever it could he ordered to iill the shell orders from Canada and this was done.

It is expected that Mr_Patterson will

resume the stand tomorrow morning and that he will .1~ succeeded by Dr. Harris, who has been so prominently mentioiicl iii cmiiic-ution with the ln- ternatioiial Arms and Fuse C0.

ADDITION TO SIEGEI BATTERY

The following additions have iiooii

made to Lhc strength of No. 5 Siege Battery ivitliiii the past few days: . '

Wilbur McLar-en, Montague

David Miller, Alberton

John E. Heartz. Cortiwall Gordon McCallum, Lower Bedeque Everett P. Ching, Souris

1 John Mcvarish, Harmony `Jct.

Charlottetownls best musical and literary talent will take part in Grace Church concert. Tuesday evening. Watch for programme.

9676-5-10-M1-i.

“ALLEY dt C0., are showing the Kitchener Boots. for men in Tan and Black. latest styles. ' 9981-li-Mtf.

,Agricultural Meetings

A series of Agricultural meetings

in the interests of Dairying and co- operation will be addressed by Mr.r l<‘_ T. Morrow, Dairy instructor. and W. J. Reid of Summerside as follows:

'in the linll at Miscouche on May

10th. '

in the iiall at Grand itiver, on Thurs-

day, l1th_ _

iii ilio hail at Port Hill on Monday,

May 15th.

In the school at West Devon on

Tuesday, May 16th. 4

In the hall at Coleman on Wednes-

day, May 17th.

In the school at Cascumpec on

Thursday, May 18i.li.

All meetings will commence at 8 p.

m. and all who are interested are iii- viteii to be present. '

_ 5~l0~Mws2iEwnitu3i.

% To Lobster Packers

l have on hand lohstcr cans iiiarlu

from charcoal tin workmanship guaranteed. Solder half and hall' Prices right.

JOHN AGNEW,

. Aiberton_

967 - -1 -

1 5 0 Mllmo.

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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest l land Regulations. U

THE sole heed oifs iemliy or any -msie over ...°i‘i'52‘.€f'.i.’.°ii‘.iti‘.’.’l1'.'.‘i.'i.i "°’i‘I.‘i.'.lii‘."1i.‘li'il.§i'.i' Sssizstchewsn or Alberts. hxnplicent must ep: peer lnversoii si the Dominion Agency or Biib-Agsiicy for the Ilieti-ict. try 7 proxy _ msybegi est any Doinini ii .Indo leney lniguot iib~Aguic5\:in cortslaoonditious. ~ _ ¢iv1'iiiii'i'SiIi1' 'i"i1'ii i '°°‘°li°“<f1°_‘I°rge° md '

e I II CIC

Liggeszsger nisyai;/e ggiliiiil ae his

es e m sores. on

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rdsy morning that at u. meeting of

iveeu his two properties 'by the City

id thaws. tiiat the lumber is _'oar-

ream. The culvert is 'not satisfac- ry where it stops to all the other

TOSA

mise osieei ol This l'r¢¢ Pr” nes-lptlon-‘hy li ll ypisr W5!

A Glv¢:Yoll Trouble. _

Thousands of ole suiter (rom eye troubles because ev 60 H03 U10" "hu todo. They know some S001! l\°ll\° Wm' edy for every other minor ailment. bl-I! nope for their eye troubles. h¢¥ “Mlm their ey because the trouble is not sum- eisnt tomrive them to ln of lP°¢lllll¢» wlio wo , anyway, eharlo t em a heavy f‘ee.- A.s"a. last re|ort‘tl19! 80 i0 UI

and o entimes gs g sses not need, or which, after beinz used U- feiv months, do their eyes more inlury than good.

Here iii a simple prescription that every

one should use: 5 Krslns Bon-Opto dis-_ solved in if glass of water. Use three oi four times n. day to bathe the eyes. This prescription and the simple Boii~0pto system keeps the eyen clean, ehai-pens tho vision and ifuickly overcomes inflamma- tion and irrtation: weak. watery. DWF* worked. tired eyes and other similar gi-qiiblgg are greatly benefited and often- times cured by its use. Many reilvrtl show that ivearers of Slnsses_ iave dis- carded tliem after a few weeks use.

It is good for the eyes, and contains no

ingredient which would injure tho' most sensitive eyes of an infant or the aged. Your own driixglst can i‘iil this prescrip- tion, or the Yalmas Drill: F0. of T0r0H!0 will fill it (or you by mail. 'i‘r_\' it, and know for once what real eye comfort ls. .ii °.'.':.‘:.'r.r2.i.“i§i.‘?"’=is’.'.“..§?.r;i:°:t*.¢.'”.ur.:n‘:i: randy. its constituent irifredlenta are veil known to °“‘"°".:.°::.‘.:1’.°:rl‘::.1. ':.‘2i'i.:":1‘rr‘2:i i’.’.‘.”.“:i Il..°"}..y re.. prepirsuomfi nel rlwuiii be mn on band for Niillsr use in eimoet ever! family."

“E. A. Foster and Reddln Bros. fill

many Bon Opto prescriptions, and will gladly fill yours!" -

- t tore

epticisln or to the :ivehend tinafionhesy da a

pl-

We have on hand quantity of

St. I

1.11111-1

in Barrels and

Casks. _

Phone 111 2

C. Lyons Co. l

E i 1'- l

money had been invested in the under-1 " talking and lie declared that a cancciia- -

tion of the contract swing to delays in

Free! Free!

On our puzzle contest a short time ago, many winners were prevent-

ed by the storm from coming in and investigating. We therefore make this announcement. For the week commencing Monday, May the 8th to May 15th, we will honor at ourstore, Queen St., Charlottetown, any checks presented on same conditions as outlined in our advertisement and liter- ature. Mr.Lorrey, Factory Representative, will be on hand expressly lor this Durpose to see all get justice. I

Amherst Pianos Limited 1

Queen Street-

0010-5.811101 1[1;,g|§§0 'Y j _ V 1"' f "

A 11 --mm i -11%

of each soldier. 1

if the need exists :-»

engaging men.

` Children oi' wldowers .... ..

Mothers oi' unmarried men....

Children of married men according to age end

1 numberdn famiiy......

Ladies representing the Patriotic Fund pay regular visits to families of men on Over-

seas Service, and give iricndly advice and practical help in case of need. ‘

Many employers have pledged themselves to give preference to returned soldiers when 2

'TVHAT CANADA PAYS: I

SOLDIERS PAY AND ALLOWANCES, CONDITIONS OF ENLISTMENT PROVISION FOR WIVES, MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

Canada is determined that her sons shall bc as well paid and their families as well

cared for, as' a. grateful and wealthy country can afford. '1`he' scale of pay for Ovci'S¢3S Service, the allowances from the Patriotic Fund, and tl.e Pensions, are on a more liberal basis than those of any other country cngagediii the war.

SCALE OF PAY

Field Separation

' RANK my anew-nee allowance

per day por day per molliis

ssrgeant¢...... .. s1.s5 $0.15 $25.00 CorporaIs........ 1.10 .10 20.00 Private, Bugiers: Drummers eto..... ..._ .... .1.00 .10 20.00

The men are, of course, fed`and clothed by the Government. The Separation Allowance is the sum paid by the Government to thc wife of each

enlisted man, or to the widowed motlicr ii the son is unmarried and is her sole support. ’i`l1is is in addition to part oi his pay which is :escrvcd lor licr.

One-half of a solidcr’s p:iy` is willihcld by thc Govcrimicnt and paid to his depend-

ents. This ensures tliat at least $35.00 pci- month is paid by the Government to the wife

_ THE PATRIOTIC FUND

O I`he Patriotic Fund has been created to assist those dependents of a soldier who

need moi-¢ help than the Government gives, From this Fund the following sums are paid

- From $5.00 to $10.00 per month

$1.50 to $6.00 each per month

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, The Canadian scale of pensions range for privatc.fs1_>ldier, from $7500 pu- ygt 0"- ‘ tain miner iniuries to $264.00 for total disability,_ _`.11i"case of death $22.00 a iiio1it)i.is,poid'/.r tothe widow. and $5»9¢-g`;ii`ioi1th for .eai:b"cbilci. A..wii,iowed mother whose-i son 1iu%or"wh61§ » ` _support r=¢=ive1$2s-loorieeniii. 1 1 , _ » ~ 1 .iv .1 _;

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