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The Worl||’s Grain Exhibition.

assemble' at Regina. in conference at

well worth working for. The best

Iqulet since there is a reduction ln, export due to lower prices in Brit '

ln 1832 agricultural experts fromlain. Since October last about 135.00'-ll

all the grain growing neftioris wlll‘tons 'have been exported to that’

country, so that stocks in th Mari '

W” ` the worlds greatest grain show. Am- ' times particularly, are' muchq rcduc:

llvle notice has nightly been givehfed. There are however, sslli some# for preparation, for the prizes are_export surpluses in N. D., H, B., Que |

‘and Ont. Domestic traii” is abou't‘

sample of _wheat will carry ofi"a1normal. The principal demand dur-‘

Quilt manufacturers of Britain have: Alberton and Vicinit °”h PFI" _'Ve' Y” °“°"’d 5” *my from Cape BW'-0" Whl’f° B- Shvrtasc

imialgamated into a 87,500,000 organ- ._

Y exhibition. The prize oi' $1,200 asrof hay is reported, and growers are

mmon, first for corn willcertalnly encour- 'getting $18 per ton for No. 2 Timothy, `

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HEATING _

If- you -want _ Expeditious and Expert Workmanslilp

Send to ,

Fred ll. Trainor

80 Grafton Streot

Opposite Prince Edward Theatre

Phone 393-J

g-mini!

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We take pride in fitting our .

rr patients with the newest and i `¢ most becoming types of spec- i ._ facie ware. ' L V 2 white coin is just now in

popular favour; we are show- V ing a number of the most

popular designs.

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Optometrist.

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Aswailasotheriiemsiuourhard- v,-are line sraofflret quality and made

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to withstand more than the normal

. We have all the things you

**°°d~- Mm nails to saucepens. from hammers ‘toourtain rods. Think of U* when you think oi hsrdwm.

- The Rogers Jaflardware C0., W Limited .

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The vm inloate 'you road' this you ;|;::|d“=h a |a¢s|.t:|‘- inventory ol ii-1'-°» on-1?" "'°' ".' ""

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w. ri. Girio ic co..

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r Mr. William Aubrey, Albsrton South, is putting in\a busyseason. The demand for his type of fishing boat .is getting greater each year.» He has had to turn down several orders from .fishermen who wanted boats ready by the last'of April.

Mr. Herb Fraser is having a new

boat built for the lobster season. She is to be 35 feet on deck and will be equipped with the latest thing in marine engines, also puller'forward. Herb can be depended upon tokeep strictly up to date.

1 Busy preparations for the coming lobster season are going on along the ' waterfront. Owing to the scarcity of iaths, palings, sills, etc.. progress in building new gear israther slow at pvesentfbut conditions will noldoubt improve in this respect within the next few weeks.

*__

Mr. John MacR._-5, member of the

Tignish Fisheries, was'in Alberton this week. He reports great progress and improvements in their fishing plant. According to him the com- pany has considerably enlarged their important buildings and states that their new dining-room will now seat

I quite comfortably all fishermen and employees, which will number ap- proximately two hundred. The com- pany is also installing a small re- frigeration-plant which is calculated will keep all stores such as meat, milk, eggs, ete.,.in good condition. One interesting item worth mention- ing, as given to the writer is that 'whiio the quality and variety or trio meals served is on a par with any good hotel, the cost averaged but 11 cents, and according _to'him, illus- trates the power .of co-operative buying supplemented by efficient management. Fifty boats will deliver lobsters at the Tlgnlsh Fisheries plant this season.

Mr. E. A. MscR.ae. C. N. R. Bag-

ed his 'duties nfter returning' fi-om o.

Rae saw many of the Alberton boys, all of whom he reportsi are doing well in their various activities.

We are now on the threshold_ of

catalogues and spring poetry. The winter. while not especially severe, was in no sense mild. The change will be grateful as s promise of _what

abroad this year will be greater than in any previous twelvemonth.

the sugar industry.

In a \veck's tour of Europe in s.

monoplane recently. Dr. H. Corsellis

Sports Club at Bath was fined 825.

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Leaves Bonaventuso

r lution dailyat 10 ~' a.m.aflordin|diree¢,

fast and luxurious service

lj ‘l‘0l9!|‘l'°, Dl'l‘lDl‘l' and CIIGACO

mm Chicago at _ _ana morning. All-lceel equipment with radio. eivet roadbed. Double

» trackallthe way.

ll'l‘ll'¢IT\’ LIIITIII

|M»».Y ex e.»| §u|;q|_y_|,-gm

- Pionim-nlirre _'si_gr|.,n r ;

f.uve|lloe\f_¢ai1l_l0 A.- Arrivaa Toronto l.30¢.l. ‘lll ,HAPLI LIAI Dany from Uatsirineiea. _ Leaves 'Forman -i 8.48 pg Atflvea Chklh - IJ! lil- 'i norm. ‘my ui. an.. i..Lr.'- "F:-r i|\‘fnrma||on.a t¢.Yl oernriimn sie, ad|vl¥v,“'ioi~»-

ammo. fn Ali. smiovt P rinrlun. fume. Vault.

the improvement of the grlans and

sist- our own experts “and enable them to make even' more valuable contributions to the advancement of agriculture," to quote from the pros- pectus.

information as to the conditions of

entry, etc., may be had from the Secretary of the Provincial Commit- tee of the World's Grain Exhibition and Conference, Mr. J. W. Boulter. Deputy Minister of ' Agriculture, Cliarlottetowii, and it is hoped that our farmers will make a determin-

*ed effort to bring home some of the

prize money. "Nothing venture, noth- ing wini"

This Wonderful Century.

I have twice referred to the forth-

coming Poultry Congress in July at the Crystal Palace, <Lonclon_ Eng., and ss the time draws on, further details make me wish I could step into an airship and be speedily do- posited at the wonderful scene. One of the chief features is a_ replica. it small scale, of the Prince of Walezf Ranch at High River, Alberta. This will occupy an area of about 100 square feet in close proximity to thc Canadian exhibits. It will be lighted electrically in such n. way that in the morning will come the dawn and the sunrise, and in the evening the sunset, the twilight, and the heav- ens adorned with the moon' and stars. This exhibit has already proved

ease-Master at Alberton. hu resum- iso suooes‘srul'l‘n its trlinana so spool

tacuiar in its effect that the man~

bUSiIl€SS il'|l7"i0 Si- JOHN- ML MBC- agement of the Crystal Palace. are

going to rleave it on exhibition for a twelvemonth after the .Congress closes. ~ ‘

Another exhibit which is bound to

draw the crowd and advertize Can-

SIODDY l‘0arls. wet feet. garden-seed. ada is a "rell f" map of the Domin-

ion in oval formation, and lighted electrically. At shoi‘t intervals a mnmn1oth‘egg will issue from the ground and breaking open, will lib-

ts to follow. (BJ ' erate collections of Canadian hens oi’

the highest type. Other contrivances

Indications are that installations will show the means by which the

of American mining machinery males of these birds are distributed

to the iiarmscf the country. '

The provincial committees have al-

ready secured a large number of en

sion to the West Indiesand British BUCKS- “nd th” birds Wm b’ take"

1 Great Britain is sending a commis- i-l'\¢5~ Dl'|h¢|DHl|Y I-'°Bh°f\15 Bild . l

Guiana to investigate the state of W 0"“W° "Hy 1" 'my' “"°'° me

National Live Bird Committee will make a .reselection, after which the birds will go forward by exprcssi un- der the charge of competent men.

A very large number of Canadians

and J. Roscoe visited Berlin London '

’ ’ _‘ th 1

Vienna, Prague and other cities. ' have -muy sew ed er passage

to England.»Besides seeing the Poul- try Show, they will enjoy the exper-

F" “'B""-1,” "5 b°w“nK "um lence_of visiting the most beautiful “""‘|" 5 11°” pm” during the recent' scenic parts of. the British Isles in qi-ought, in England. the B1°°m“°1d comfort and at comparatively law

expense. Other tours will be taken to

________ ______________.__- various parts oi Europe. inclilfllha

Switzerland, Paris, the battlefields. Moscow and Italy. On August mth. tourists will have an opportunity of

‘witnessing the Passion Play at Ober-

Europe by train, and will provide en-

hensinmoni that those fortunate

enough to enjoy, will never forget. _The three Maritime Provinces, and

,the three Prairie Provinces are un- ‘iting in their exhibits, while the

space allotted to each.

Hay Market Report.

The hay ‘trade is now reported

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.:‘Pi_l__es G0 Quick '

lievos this tion and ltranlth

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aulhimvtils

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'smmsrgau, a di-smatized life Of christ, performed by the villagers ,every tenth year in commemoration lof their delivery from plague in the park Ages. 'rho tours in the British hear the “OIC” °f the P"'°““”’“' mes will be’ by motor bus, but ln"i\s they address only the microphone.

Piles are caused bt' conlllliliim °f

blond in thi I0!" DUWGI. 0511]!! ill* israel remedy. can remove the cause.

gat why calves md cutting fail.

. I4ohhlNt'| Hblll-Enid. I hlrm-

.1s`es tablet. succeeds. because _it_r_e-

siwuie sifwnparts. Ima-mid has ginnguimssfeanainstinuniieiio . thounndsol Pile luilsraes. It winido the same for you money back.

ii druggntl

e .vritli this

age our trans-boundary cousins to|the same for No. 2 mbred, and slir - _ _ ® greater efforts to`|zet' ahead of us.Ifor straw. Growers in the St. Johni MR V-_lR»V|NG_ SMART ' Forrye a. total of $10,000 is allotted; River District, N. B.. are getting, MINISTER OF RAILWAYS .ANIII as"prlse“`monoy, ranging from $1,500 if. o. b. local shipping Points. for No. CANALS " I for rust, down to tzo for fiiiii-:ali rimoiny sis por ion; No. 2, gig; _ _ __', _ ` é Fl’eld'pea.s are ln four classes, each Clover No. 1, 512; No. 2, $11. In the V. Irvlfnr.; Smart was born' at '

having a first prize-of $300 with $,l‘3|central district, N. B.. and at Am- lsrockville, Ontario. Febtupry 14, 1876 as theithirtieth; and at total in alliherst. N. S.. Timothy No. 1 is run- _and gmduaml from Queens Um,-cr- of $1.000. There is but one class In l ning $14 per ton; No. 2, $13; and N0,| the hemp seed section, which rn.ayf3. $12. Clover No. 1. $13: Noll 2, $12; “_-M ,mgaged on surveys fo., the l

:;5'oft ;;1:M::1.1m:zyarlcty; first prize Mixed No. 2, $12; and straw $6 to Stl. nhnlm G}m.smmem_;l1900 to 1940-I Wi _

Tl was A.-nstaswt Engineer, Assustant

ie conference itself dealing with 5ou¢|\¢|-n NM", Signal Engineer' Signal Engineer 1’

One section of "The Guardian'

lished under the above caption. One can always learn something from it. and it is ever pervadedwlth a kindly humor which I can always app,-e. cinte but never reproduce. "Humor laughs with a man; wit laughs at him." and the latter quality with which I was replete in my younger' and unregenerate days, (and which never makes friends), I have so rc- pressed that I, in accordance with

:natural law, have lost even that `which I had, and become very “fact- ual." _

Long may "H", live to collect cal-

ories in the deep woods, and eke to provide us with mental entertain- ment in these columnsl

RADIO TURNS TIIEATRE INTO STUDIO BY AID OF SIX-TON `

GLASS CURTAIN

' bmw vcctk, Mai-on is.-Radio has gone on the stage. In fact it

Ilms advanced a few steps further and has turned an entire theatre in- io a broadcast-ing studio,

To do that it had to overcome many

obztaclcs, including the installat- ,ion o f a six ton glass .“curtain." 'which can be lowered and raised by one man, to- make the stage sound- proof. '

Listeners long have wanted to see

as well as hear their favorites in ac; tion. Broadcast studios are' not large enough to _accomodate a studio where fans could sit coinfortably watch-

Ming it broadcast prograuime go on 'the air from the stage just llke_it 'docs from a station studio.

»-

sity in 1897. `F‘r0i1\ 189'! t,o‘1898 h"‘

kindred matters, cannot foil to as-lu-hioh 1 :noi-ouglny enjoy, is puo.,°““ “mee” °r .M“'“"°“"'“°° °f '

Way, for: the Ame sean lines. From I 1907 to 1914' he \vo.§1=i-ofossor or rail- ‘ way englneerm-3 and operation at l McGill University, Montreal; 1914 to 1 1917 Vloe-President and General lvlanager, Geuerai R.ail'.vay Signal Co.: 1917 to1920. consulting engineer, ‘

Mchtrval; 1920 to 1823, Czmsultlmg r Engines". Department of Railways ` and Canals, in bonitecticn with tihc, Gland Trunk Railway arbLtrati.on.\ while at Mocin university ond with I the General Railway Signal Co., he made invcs/.igrttiims and recommend- aticns fo" improvement in operating ccr<lTi‘cr.'a on t-he lntercolonial Rail- \v.1y_bs-‘.ween Truro and Moncton on the C. P. R. between Montreal I and Farnlmm, Fa.i'nhan1 and Meg-: antic, and Guelph Jet. and London; . and cn the C.1.naci;an National Rail- ways h:‘,\vecn Fart. Fulicis and l Win1iigeg_ In April, 1923 Mr Sniiirt' entered the ranks of the Canadian 5 National R.a.Llways as a Special En- f ginleer,`wl'iicfl1 pcviition he held until S-epzsinber" 20. 1926 when he was transfered to the Western Region 5 of the National Syritieni as General ‘ suoorintenaont or 'r~.-.insoa~toilon. 1

LONDON STREETS WITH ` CHANGING -NAMES CONFUSE

TOURlSTS,` HAMPER. BUSINESS

LONDON, March 13.-A revolt ov-

London often clutter up a single' mile of thorough fnro. I

The stage studio is a realization

ol an ambition of officials oi' tlr:

iheart of New York Times Square lfiutriot.

To make the stage into c studio, inmu11ere.blc alterations were nec- essary. The seating section was un- changed, except for the installation oi' loudspeakers at various points of vantage.

The audience had to be shut off

from the stage. yet be able to see. `To do that it was decided to use a glass "curta,in." This "curtain" is roslly an overgrown window, with n~.stcel framework to hold the glass. Soundproof floor covering was put on the stage. Heavy drapes like thoce in the regular studio take the place of scenery. f _

1*2'un1erous microphone outlets were

installed about the stage each one leading through a separate conduit to thc control room in the rear of the balcony. There the operator can watch and hear the entertainers and guage the output accordingly. From the theatre. the programmes are fed to the local NBC stations and Ciialn-"1 by special wires- The audience at these b\'0adC|lSY~

"shows"' really watches with the curtain down. It does not actually

The music and other entertainment is conveyed to the immediate listen- ers by loudspeakers just like it is in those using radio receivers far a-

iway.

Another thing. Tickets for the

of the seating caps ly D

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A toy balloon released at a tote

been found at Grasgrad, Sweden, 700 mhll distant.

\ - .__ '

!ormal sessions of the Pan-Ameri-

can Road Congress recently held in RID do Janeiro. Brasil, are said to smjbous sooowrui..

'me munioipar ooyaoii-_ of..-'ini

Sliopkeepers in sections frequent-

:il by foreigners and other tranc-

Nnmmsl ‘nmadcmung CDmp9_ find they often lose busl|1e’::

ol' the l:e\\‘.l:ic1'inent' of c

\\-'th accomodations for an i1u;l':=i ` ` of 800. on the roof cf the,New‘/iin _ dl' unucuétomed "°_ lwkmgi

a shop on a street with manyi

,slerdam Theatre building in tlie{‘_|'?‘m°_ _

They are agitatiiig for street name l

mergers in the interest of simplicity' and convenience and better busin- es I

At present one can find Baker street, by walking south along Parkl Road until lt becomes Upper Bake” Street. After being Baker Sreet a- gain fcr a few blocks it becomes Or- chard Street. then Audley Street. then Grosvenor Square. and finally South Audley Street.

Baker Street. however. is only_:i{

mild example. There is Oxford Street , so important. among the shopplnczi thoroughfare: of London. Yet Oxioril I Street is not the half of it. nor even the tenth or it. §

A stroll along this tliorougl\farc`

really should begin several miles inf thewest, where it bears the sporting! ._

quickly and becomes Holland Park

Place, 'and finally Oxford Street a-

sively Newgate Street. Cheapside and

trench Quarter of Shanghai. China.

ordered tau. siiisutoraouiies in ioquippadoiui four-wiiniinuu. _

er street names' is brewing in Loni-lon ' It is' caused 'by the many. many _ many names which in plcturesqucl

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EATON’S Orange

Pekoe Tea

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8alonia Baking

Powder

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Qu/iuryo peices ~ PWM ° 3

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The greatest selection' of

Groceries at Prices that: will meet with your instant appro- val. 'When shopping for the St. Pairlck’s Day festivities make this store your Grocery headquarters for complete sat- lsfacilon.

EATON’S Jelly

Powder

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EATON’S Floor

Wax

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Bi-ock‘s Bird Seed

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PyramidTol|et Paper-6 ,ons

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Aylmer s Marmalade

' Green Label Brand 40 "fs 296

Choice Seedless - Fiaisins

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lNFANT'S DEL|GHT~

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nuccer snot:

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SxITH’S RED PLUM

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Lenten Foods

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'cn/is near 61/, oz. in ._ ._ 38c Hzamnc in ronsro _

¥.“."_"i‘_'. ._ ._ ._ __ 21C;

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181: ' 3

CHOICE PRUNES.

II ' i’l.“.f'T°__ ._ 106

LONDON CORN STARCH, 2 okus. __

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Ama” whrigohlpd High 51,,-eg; line and expanding once in every four

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RHELLEDALMONDS llh. ._ _. ._ ..

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` me-s , » order merohsr-also from the LARGE ;f

FRESH FIRSTS Spring and Summer Catalogue GRAPEFRUIF 1

Per Dos. ., through the Mail Order Office' 3 fm- _ _ _ _ _ ___ .

<t;.LADA TEA, ::;§:Fp. _ _‘.'.f<‘._f_'f°if_1 gc

located In your nearest Groeeteria.

35,275 TFT? 16(‘:

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name of Goldhnwk Road I-li»'."l'A hall ‘io he n rf,\f.1tv.\'1 errimfl rf\n1'e`.‘.ii|~ : ru' nf Agricu.ltu.re. in his report

Mm E while the ,greet smk-1! SKJBJECT OF DETAILED REl’0RTf c‘.‘.1er star in ri wr/.<1 of 20 years. ffr *Ctr mat fiscal year stats that a

mdimw it \".ould ramm. be kmwnl i-- Qiiompletlon ofthi.: orbit would re- iiit\»:~l»:f.stl1a\1 three and one-half as Bu5h_Gmen_ but it ure; of that BERKELY, Calif.. March 13,---Beta lquire 20 time; as lung as the earth million pound.; were graded that year,

Cephei, the niysteriuur. m‘lk_v \\a,v 'ek-.S to revolve er-ruhrl the sun. which urns rl`gl1'_l_v more than in the

1 ct il = nethinv l iuelie ni nt

almost 2,000,000 miles, more than wool grading became u general policy twice that of the sun. several years ago buyers have ieorn-I Radium Pund, and nf\lild.‘_ give !n addition to the.appa.rent velocity egl in look to Canada for supplies »oi l his name, ' ‘

. caused by contradiction and expans the various desired grades which _The China

lon of its ,surface five ‘times a day.‘;i.tzey _have _teamed to accept with Rieiie!

I Beta. Cophei seems to have anotlier |cdi|'id€nce.

'_notios. nm wuniabyrundm- no aoo.or.w. a. noim-wail.

Avenue men Nomng Hi" High star ivhich expands nnrl colit'a s as Velocity of .tix rotation is _cz 1 , prevf\u:. ' ' o -hs, 3-_I-E” 'then Bayswarm- Road _men ,though it were breatliing atla.stl'ias ri over three miles is .=eCol1fl~ - 'lllf' gr.”-din! Was carried im Ht tht' Hyde' Park mme' Hyde park biography. A .sumniaigv nf knownj Variable stars are of pnriicular in- collecting siatlors of the 'Canadlan_

facts concerning the star. interpreted ;teve.'~t to astronomers because the light vCoo;'\erat\\‘o Wool Growers Associ-

e ‘ T . ' es l.\'. flaring niicn at \\'cs;on and Carleton Place.

sam tin the light of rec nt observations at from them pui at regular l I _

AW" Bclmmaung as Oxford 51,,-ect .Ithe Lick Cbscrvato1"y oi' the Univcr- and dying as though fuel were repl- |(`m‘.; Lc~nnoxvill¢°, Cnet' Fredericton.

howe\.H.' N' cans |t__9(,||- Nm, Oxford *sity of California. has been completed uni:-hrcl nt regular lnicrinls. The ;N_ Tl.. 'l'riu~o N. 'S.. `Una`1'ldi§t£low'n, suse,” but quickly bemmes Holborn :by H. S. Mendenhall. graduntc stud- rain of this piiL=.ai.mn has been found [_ P1. 1.. and Ma.nitoul\n Isand. men Holborn viM1uc¢,__ mm www- 'en-t. » to be a measure the candle power , \l/ml grading has had a very g00d

1i‘ieu'.l=_-uhall‘s inierpretatioir. were of the st-ar. its riistance men can be ,eiTo<‘i, on improving the arc_1u_rl wool

Poultry. - :airl to lenil weight to the ldetem1_.ued..by ccritrasting its actual ‘clip and its preparation for market.

LM, N, |s F, church 5;,-ef; (hm theory that Beta Ceplici 1'- contract- ,cand1€iYJ“‘*’i' “W1 MV’ "D`P‘3-NTU* UWB" i".`l*¢ fl"Pf‘€‘.= HS i¢l‘lP!~’ M8 HOW Y_¢0el‘~'°d

v k , LL,” _ _ _ niiucle as msri from the earth. The ‘mths .atm-ages are .raid to ble well

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