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_Atty Tablet Offered as Aspirin and Noi Stamped the “iiayer Cross"_ is lint Aspirin at Alli 3

“Bay.er" Now Made. in.Canada‘-f~No German interest-llll Rights Puieliasefl iioiii

- li. S. Government

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9 li._‘rC is ilui. it penny 0f G¢|-man A iurucy invested iii “l5ayci\ Tablets of

Aspirin" not will ft Gcrnian citizen

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proht by its sale or ever be allowed /' `._,§ " - io .tc-.piire interest.

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i 'l`i:1ti.rts oi .i\:.piiii‘." is '

Ciiztadzt and t":i lf.; li 'tl _ drug- "‘i:'i's iii lt.:::."' p'i'T';i" 1

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Unless )'0ti Sec thc “il:tyei‘ t_it'c.<s" oit p_.ck:‘;'j.~ .iz or tablets ._\'-'_i\_i :irc not érlctiiiiyg _/\_\pii;itt _:ill._

Th: i»ri3'iit.tl, woiiil-iziitiotis “Br‘.yer

"ride in

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lluriug thc war, :tcid iiuiiaiioits v.'ci'i~. s it .\>.;..iin in pill

l'oxcs and various other coii.itiiiei's. Iitti tlicie is no stiltsliitiic

tor genuine “llatyer 'i`:tlilcis ~ i' .\..p}iiii” \-. liich li_.;\'; lweit piovcd s;tt'c by millions tor l’;tin, llc.;il.1clte, 'l`ootli.:clte, l3:ii;tcl;e, Rltcu- tnitlism, Ltiinlittgo, Colds, (`.i'lppe, Joint l’.;i:.s, I\`;t;riLi.=.

Proper and safe dirceiioizs are in ev;i'y “B-itseil l’_itcl<:tg_e_"

` lion’t accept Aspirin in a pill hex. Buy it “Bayer l’HClK1=z<="!

lloxrtit ol' iz! t.thlci.<~--lloiilrs of 2i~lliitili~< of lilo -.Also Capstileit.

Aspirin in the trmlr mark- ir.-git-ii-ri~i\ i-i Vwiiiiiiii iif Rai--r iiiiiiiiriirturi- ii! hfonnnroilc-

.<,,|,\,¢ii-r iii’ .\`iiiii-_viii>.ii~.-i \\'iiiii- ti i. uiii i.ii.i\iii iiiii ¢\»plr|ii iiit~aii~ Iinner ilmniiflrluroi »s_<i~i ihr- piiliiii- iigriiiini iiiiiinii-iii~_ iii-~ ‘i`.ii-|.4i- or Il.i_»i-r Cum-iriiiy will he stumped with

their goin-ral trniie iittirlt. the "Buyer t runs."

~ 5'- 5 -=| ' 'V ' ,; ....1-1 £

Get Your Picnic

Supplies l Holmans

' Cider. (loi_iiet‘tiont-i'y, Bottled Drinks, Cigars, (»_nni_es, Novelties and t-vet-ytliiiig complete for your

picnic.

|'Ioliuaii's cart Supply everythiiig for the Dining

liooth, llefresliinciit Saloon, Novelty Booth and.

" 'Gaines-“lied Hot" attractions, every-one. 'V

Supplying 'I`ea Parties and Picnics is a speciality

wiili us. You can get everything you need here witliotit bother or ftissing .and what is more we _can give yoti valuahli' assistance and suggestions when yoti place your oitlci' with tts.

We will only liaiidlc a certain number of Picnic

orders at one time, as we are determined to give all orders we are entrusted with special and iti- dividual attcittion. Write tis as soon as you decide tipon holdingii picnic so that wc can get ready to give you service, that will enable you to niakea success oi' your picnic iiiiaitcially and otherwise.

Picnids and races liookctl iii thc ortlrr iii wliicll

boolciiigs arc received.

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titittitizit

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_ by using Nitrate of Soda antl_Supcrphospliate if_you will y' _ get double results in thc iiill. Otiiv season is slioi t, I \. plants need nourishment in the starting. _

We have received another large consignni en

i oi' Nitrate of Soda, Stipcrpliosphatc and Basic Slug. __

Phone our Agents all over the island, we keep

them supplied.

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To order Imperial Fox Bisi: _

ii' »- i | -’ - _ _ _ _ _ lC|bItlil1tp:i‘}iii)lleli§iis<§’uililli(:ia‘-is given genuine satisfaction in leading P. E, [_ ranghes for past three seasons. They are a Pelfecl

l0od for growing puppieS-

Ross & iv1a¢M1LLAN

4 Charlottetown.

' tioit has niet with sonic opposition on

lGlRL8 WITH N0-MEN T0 MARRY

June. the month of weddings, finds

ing, outnumber the men of similar' age two to one. ln France 58 per- cent. of the men between the agen of 20 and 31, the flower of bride- igroomhood, are dead. This in tio iiuutter for light mirth, for time-lion Ored jokes about old maids and like frivolous i-oinmeiit. lt is a truly teri'ihIe siiiiatiott as regards iiunian iliappiness and the continuance oi' the rare in England and Fritniee. A iiaitiiral sui.:xeit'tlott has lieeii that llll‘Sc Kirin entigrate in great it\iinliet~i= io the l.'nite=d _rl-intetl and (fanudu. \\'lt¢_-rv. the wait' han not taken stir-.lt llf'l\\'_\' toll of the then. This sugges-

ihis side of the water. the girls of

their cltunccs for happy niurrznioiiy it les-ii with an iiiiliix of willlnt.: bride

weleouie those girls? 1\l.ai't“lage i

lain or Maries in F‘ra|iiio can sto

tlttenee.

lants gat.ii».=i'i\d in Williams' bedroo

West End of Loiitlon und at his in vitutiou took tho iniiial steps io ward the orgaiiizatioti of "a mutua

meii's -tni.~i.-ioiiary society.

Tltitt the organization of surl

rlreds of tltdusantls of young men

eil in time oi' war than in time

pcttr~e~tlt<\eii- \~.'e~rit things not even di‘eauicd ot by the i`ottndet':<voi' thi- ntoveiiteiit.__Tlto young men. int-luil ini.: Williitiitri liinisvll. were eiuployeen ‘ni a drapery establislitiient in lion- don. and their tnost ambitious hope was that their society and its work might, ho -:xtrnde/I tu the etitployet~s of other drapery liouttcg in the mo~ tropolis. ` George Willluins. the “futher of he Y. M. ti, .\_." was bortt near Bridgi»~ water in 18:11, and was the youngest of st-.von sons of Amos Williattis. it fn.t‘nier. \t the nge of cigltteen he attended ii Fi-iiliiils' titveiiitg and signed the teiiipe|'uitce pledgi- 'l`licticet'ortli he was on earliest tent- pei~ani~u":iil\'or-ate, and avigorous op ponent oi' 5.-,uutbling and otlier habits tending to ‘_i-ad _voting ine-.ti iiittti-ay.

In Bi“ldg».~wa1ei' he had been np-

prentieed to a di".\per and when he went to London at the HHH 0f‘20 hi?

sought and found eiiitrloyiitctit with u large firn. of drupi».i~s. Of this iii-in he subsequently became the control

ling purtnt-J V _ » _. .

From his fiistwirrlvdl iin"‘i.ontlui.

the young man devoted his leisure to evangelistic unti i.eniperanee "work, As he hlinscli' ai`tei'wai'tl.s told. he was largely ltitliienceil at this lN‘l‘l0¢l Ol' iris tire try ine im-iicittiii:`<tr an »\\tt@t‘i can evangelist. Uliarles G. 'l»`iiittey. llia first eitort at ot°gaiii11ittioiiwntt to

t'oriit 'fi small prtivcr meeting among his fellow employees. It` Wilt* this prayer meeting .which sttiiseqttently riovelopcil iittos"tl\e >\'ouitg. Men'

AM-BUK .

is the beat remedy known for sunburn. heat rushes. eczema sore feet, stings and lhlisters. Askin food! -4 Auomuodsun.-Joe.

Anterira apparently dreadiiit: lest

i‘i'otu abroad. Hut uftvi' ’:ill. why not

lai'gel_v a tuatter of seleiitiiiit; and if

_l\met"ii-an llenry \\*a_nts Aineritzan Elizaheilt, not 'all`thi= Marys in liri-

ifound necessary to hire 3 tn,-ge M

lnternutioirtl 'roiifereiice of the organ ization which mot in Paris and foruitil ated _plans on which a world-wide soc iety was built tin. ‘

Lord Sltaftf-_f.htii‘_\'. with wlioui \\'il

liatns beeatne closely associated ai'

jubilee of 'he organization wus wie ~b|'ated in l.0n¢.lon, when Queen Vic

E toria knigiited \\‘iiiianis_ and the free ,, dom of tha oily of l.uudon win; i~out`er

i-rypt of Si. Pnul`s wliere a inagitifi rent iueinorlul has been eri»i-tctl.

,, THE Azonss

lhitn. Perhaps sharing the inarriag- ""-“

able inen of America with the 'bereil il`lll'l“ll“ll SCl“ll'~'¢ ~\lUllll0l'»l wouten iil` l<It1i°ope is only' part oi that 'l`l\'fl'f‘ "le lll'f‘“.“ itlil'~'U-‘ UD NNI ll0“'ll ~ _bul-(|m,.h,_,uri“g which hns f'u||9“ to the earth's surface that. tltrotigh sonic _,\|“e,-i(~a‘,V |01, notable icitlent. have had greatitt~si=

___.___.___.'__..__. thrust upon thein. greatness which

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yEA|.q3 0LD_ wily. St. lieleiia without .\`upoli~oii, _

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|,0_\:p0_\'_ _tinw i.t_..__\:i-,n-i_\- ,nt Am i~‘ernandez without itobitti-ion t`i'iisot-

erlciin visitors to l.onilon are ta WUlllll» lll all ltl`0l>i\llllil.y. have had a Q' `,

iiilliar with the eiiot"noiis block oi‘ Very HllE\l\\Hll‘¢-I fttquililltancelist rout- g

buildings in 'l`otteuliaui t`ourt ltoittl l)H\'f‘<l Wllll Wlltll lll@_\' l\tWf*- lU\li\.\‘~

wlilcli vans ureiiteil sonic _\'i-:im ago for 'l`llf= AZOFHN ilu nut. oi’ retiree, conie -

the g@"¢»,~i|| unipi-S of the yui|i|gi quite itito the .-iiiine 4-atei.:or_v, for thi .\‘len's Clirisliait _tssoeiatioti and at llillllllg l§l`0\llJ ‘tl llli’ W">*l°‘l'll lSllll\ll»< the sntuo time to serve as a permaii- which spread tlieiitsclves along nonte- etit titenioiinl to the latt- Sir Geor';;<- two hundred titties ot' the .\iid-Atlan

Williutns, tlif founder of the associu' tie would. in any event. have been lu

tion well»known, in atty event. have been ' ' ' ' ""`

.\l;iii_v iwoplt- with passed thi- l>r~iiiv.if welll known. Nevwtlteless, most Bug- , - ___ f _______ __________ _______ __ ___ __-__________ _______'

bust of Sir George. whieli stands _pint lish-speaking people, today, know this.

within the main i-iitruur.»> to the Azores best as the place where the ' i -‘ ' -- -' - - V- - -

lniildings, thuuglit they rletectcii an doughty Sir Ricliard Grenville fought

added lteiievoleitce in iiiii i'enttti°es ol’ the famous battle, “the one and thi. ‘ ’ »~ ‘~

the iliustriotis plillantropisi toclay. tifty~three," with the Spanish tic-et. I . ` ‘

i`oi~ this was the -eveiitydiftlt birth over three hundred years ago. ’ 'Z' m '

day oi' the great rirgattiizatinii ot' At Flores ili the Azores Sir Richard _ '

which he. helped to develop into it Grenville lay. 1 _ society of t`vot'ld-wido st-ony; and in And a plnnace like a flutter'ii bird, ` '

cant dying ft'om far away: i

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i it was on June 6, i844. that the ~-Spanish ships of W-,ly at ,eip we

Y. M. t‘. .\. first ciltiie into existence. have gighign fifiyqhl-ee!" | -» i _,M Ou the ieveiziiig ol that-date hall’ i _ _ V . _m___,_____"_W,____ / , down yo-uit; <flt~‘\‘kS and Hlwit twat-*tt* iiids in the iangiiage, ami rin- rem ii: }f » I Anil fi.. '

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l So opens one of the beat known hal

in command oi the small British squadron of six ships. rlecirled that

l in this case, discretion was the lmttei'

iiupi'ovetti‘:ni society and a _voting DHL of va|0,.: how lm im~0,.,m__d Sh.

llicliai'd Grenville, commander' of the

l Revenge. to this effect; how Sir Rich

modest beginnings would some day um pointed out that many or M, mn,"

_ _aprt-a`d itg liclptttl iniiucnee v to ali were ashore and 'hal he mllld nm

parts of the world. tltat it would aid in the iediicatlon and uplift of littii-

oi'

‘ many cliffereiit nationalities. that its , MOM Honorable .rmgedie of Sir Ri(,h_ st_~rvit:es would he no lens disttngttisit

' of

desert them. And so. an Geivaw Mitrkliani briefly tells his story in the “argumeut" lo` his poeiu,. "'l`he

ard Grenville. Knight." with which Tennyson was_ of course, familiar. "Sir lticharil, staying to ret-over his ineti which we-re upon the isl'iiitl.’aiiii disdaiynittg to file front his i‘otiitt.r‘ii-si r-itonty. not being able to recover the windc, was instantly invirotti-d with that huge navic. between whom ho gan a dreadful iight, continuing the space of llfteen hours. in which con tlict. Sit' ltirliartl sunk the great San Phillip of Spnlue, the Asrention of Sivel. the Admiral of the liulkit and two other great Arinados." Sir Rich urd roiitittttetl the iight. “till he had not one eorui- of powder left. not one whole pike. nor fortie living titeii." and then. at lat:-tt. lic liiuiseif being wounded. his master. much ar gitiusi liia will. eanie "io coinposilioit with the Spuiiyards." And so the lion "wus cauirht at last." btit the little Rcveitge was not after all to be a Spanish prize. for that eveuiiti: a great storm arose. ` And the whole sea plunged and if-lt

on the shot-shatter`d navy of Spain. ‘

And the little Revenge herself we-nt

down hy the island t-rags. »

To be lost evermore in the tnnin. l That all happened lu the your 159|.

when Queen Elizabeth sought to sup- port Doii Aiitonlo of Portutzul against Spain by dispatching her ships in the .-\7.ores, then in the possession of her intplaciible enemy Phillip ll. They had other objects in view. of course, these ships, for the Azores, lying directly. in tho great sea lime. between the Indies and -Spain, were steadily dey' vcloping into ti grund rentlezvous for,

the ‘Spimit-th treasure ships on their' wiiy back to Europe. ’ I At that time the Azores had been

scarcely 200 years oit the map of the known world. and but little more than it hundred years within the world's ordinary sen trumc. lt was the faint ous Prince Henry the Navigator. of Portugal, who first caused them to bs thoroughly explored, about tha mid~ die of the Fifteenth Century- Co?onl~ zatlon was then begun, and Flenilslt settlers came from the .Yctheriuiidii in great numbers, so much so. indeed that the islands were, for a time. onli*

MLlI!°.~l`lQ"\llll~ lel\‘¥.l!|~ TW. Y"`“"

copied the }iri>siil»‘itt-_\- in lS5l. ()tt his death ht 1836 \\'illi;ini.~t was itidtivetl to ,accept the pw-.siileiii~_\'. ln 1894 tho

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Engllnd and France facing it serious seinbly room to aoooiiiodiite mi- ` /

problem in' the shortage of men of weekly meetings. Early the follow ‘I ` muri'in|;eable age. The young wo' ing year the ilirst piuid secretary was _ , inen of England at an age when they }-ppointed. .und larsger riuartcrs ob '

would be most likely to tie marry-/i

tuiiled. The association continued to

KFOW 01'! an \lnprecei.lented" scale. -

'Popular lec‘ure courses were iirrang- , ‘ ____» ed and various other features added __"‘ --155

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to the stork. The association spread l =____ .» 20C ____ throughout the llnited Kingdom. tlteti 2 W* llffliym . ls _,if ' ' to the continent and to Anieriea and ?7f;_-f_;___ _“-

the most .ltiatani Britin_h t‘oiun|es: in '7_`-é?j§“;Z"t-‘f;_._._ - ____ :_-Z!

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1855 Willlatns was pi-t~i»ient at the first r ~ -3 ` _ _ ,___ H

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~ fI‘}lF1 British are noted as great tea drinkers and are ' naturally good judges of tea.

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So vt/_lieii we learn that over 70% of the tea 'used in

(neat Britain is Indian tea we can be sure that Indian

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. THE CHARLOTPETUWN GUARDIAN _ PAGE ELEVEN-.'i_ '“

'ni ' ' 'f' ' I ___.i_°- _ ~ a

Christian Association. i . I

Within a few months after the Y. ’ .

tl<‘_rom the Brockton Ti.tnes.) WM. C. A, was Ili-st organized it was - mr /r

red on him. The foiini.li~r lived to bn _

ii 35 Years md. lie is hurl--il in the

tea is of the very best quality.

~ _ In Canada the preference for Indian tea has become* ` _tttst as strong, as evidenced by the success of Red Rose

_ M_ c A_ |s SEVEN-fy F|\/E otherwise might itoi have route their

'l`i.ii.il at Bay wlthotit \'¢-lftoit liitit

Tea wlticli consists chiefly of ASSAMS-the richest and strongest' of Indian teas.

Red Rose is always sold in scaled packages.

Ref] Rose Caffe: is as generiiiisly giant/ as

Refi Raw Tea

the story is oquallv familiar how N

. . Api. l in ti ntotlt-st lodging-house in the L0,-d Thomas “UWM-d_ who was chief . N’ .. m,(a,,,, ,,,\,.¢(9,"u -_=

tonoouoiir. `

.7A¢, 4ua£x_ /tau - r/ia -M-_

This package hu.; been mi llif market 01"? I2 year.: and is iii greater demand to-day than ever.

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TOASTED

CQRN F LAKES

Imitation is the sincerest forin oi' flattery. Our produrt if iiitilated but not equalled-Refuse all substimteri imitaiions.

` KeIlogg's Toasted_ ("orn Flakes are only made in Canada by

THE BATTLE CREEK To/tsreo

CORN i=t,/tice COMPANY LONDON,

Q Head 0l"Fioe and Plant: Lmn-ED

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i580 brought the Spanish i'i>iiiitit‘.~il piai-r-il io hiow tip at ihv ti-risv uto- alid for sixty yt-urs thi-. .\'/.ori>s, likri int-tit.

the rest of I’oi'iltgiil, wort' uiiilvr ilii-l In i»i~iii»r ti, i|ti'i'i»i|_»;i_- iitit ii ili

douiiitntiou of Spain. Thi-ii thi-_tt wvri- hrigiiiir- ol ri-iii iirt~ni»~ii with .ill lli»~

t'i\_~iitii't-il lit l’oi'tll:;atl agsiiti. uiitl liuvc iippiiraiits \\;i< i1i|i;:i_i:i-il.

reniainetl it l’oi’tugttest- tirissi-ssiitii l~`ii'ii-i-ii i-ltilili‘i~ii atiil iiliiiii- at-tor.< had ever since. The Azores are init- or tht-_ |ii~i-ii r-;ii~i»ii»ii to the roof roi- "i-ost-tie."

most isolated i.:roiip_< of islaittls in llii-i polii-i-iiii»ii tvci-i~ siiiiioiii-il iiolottg ai

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woi'lil_ for the i|"iit‘i=.~'t i'ontiiii‘iiiai} ii i;ri»;ii i-ro\\ii- \\'liii'li ltaiii t;:tilioi't'tl.i

Rare, in Newfoutiillaittil. thi- iii-ai~»».<i|' |ti~i>iiiii'i-i‘.<. Ainerir-an hearlluutl, lies 1.200 niilies .~\ i`»~\\ sr-i'otitl.~‘ iaii-r bliirlt sniolri- lo the liorthwest. .itiil ilzitiii» li-api i'i'itiii iiiitt iii' ilii- iii\\'~~i‘

FIERCE FILM FIRE FIGHTS

The biggest tire- over illnteil was it faiiiiiiii.: the tliiiiii-s io t:it.r.t`nti<~ .six

l‘o\ii‘-sto|‘e_v brick >:iriii-titri' lltt it-wil and ii iili-\\' the iii-i~ ti;t\-iii‘ii~ a pit

liigli.`und 55 fort it-iili~. Thi- walls iiiiilx t`:ii<iitr_\' 'l`lii-ii ilu- "i'aiki-" i°il,-i~tii-_~' he- tltioishtail boi-ti stri-\\'tt \\'illi i'ori_\’ gal _ i'.iiiii- i'»~:ti init-~'.

litnsiof gnsoliiic anti kt-iirsi-iii-_ niiii' l"ii‘i-uii\ii--:iiiyoiio tt-ho i|;iri»il- i severity-live tons of i,:tiii|io\\'rii-i- wa~| vii to thi- rout' tit i»iiri‘_v the tvitiiictt ith-l

\\ii|i|o\\'.~' 'l`li+~ iiri: iiiitri-;isi~il wiiitl

iil.ii'i|tiii\_' i'apii|ii_\ intii'li itiliitlroi- iliniil linii hovii i~x|tt-i-ti-il. _\ \\iiii| .~'pr:tiii: tip

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land is' t'apt~ Rttra. on ilti~ |‘ot‘iti_uii»~<i»l _wi-iliitii i»_\i-iti-ill_\' iii |lti~ .~iri~i'i_ coast. 8150 iniles ;i\\'a_\‘_ wltilst t‘:ip»il -'i.i-i hiii' i.-,ii!" _sliiitilril oiii- iii' ili<-|

i-iiiiiircti into sari-i_v. More tltatilvoiin eiiti-iu.t :it~ii'i».~i_~. was uvr-ri-oiiin with tho hi~.ii niiii siiioki- and hail to be res~ i-in-ii in an uiii-oiisi-iotis condition.

_\li~_ \\`illii\in ilussvll. the athletic

iiliii hi-ro iii Boltiui'.~‘ Mutual Films,

ivzts i-i-i-r-iiil_\' ri-titrtiiiig home to Santa lliii'hai'a iii his car when lie passed iliioitcli tliii district in wltich _a,blg i'i»i-i--i iiri- h.iii plaiyi-ii terrible havoc. ’i`ii<- iiri- had not lioeit got under-was I'-'hills llf‘l'\"‘l.\' in ai deep ciiuyon in witiiiii tlii-ri-. iivvil ri woutau and her

i`.tiiiiiy. Thi- wontaii had returned lionii- to i-csctie i`nniil_v ti‘eunu|‘es. See- ing site must peri>=li_ Williuiu Russell wr-ni i'iill spi-t'il altoaii in his; racing viii-_ dztsiiiiig through the blaze. He \\';i_~ just in tinit- iii npr- tho pcm- wg. ii.iii ti-_\-ing fi-atitii.~all»_v to run through thi- tiaiiios frotu her house. He ren- i'iii»ii in-ir iiiiii' hi-r tanilly. hut not

iiitlioiit sufieritig had burns, I W

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