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When one has an influenza cold,

and thoughts and fancies seem mud-

' -died in one's head. When rc-lations.

and Church members are looking for

' trouble, and one’s winter’s coal is in the bin. not aid fo whc trouble

p r, .n S.

~ real- and imaginary, gather in clouds

over his head and that tired feeling

" comes over him at close of day. When

this frightful war looms up in every paper telling us daily of bloodshed

' and devastation and when the

air (now somewhat cleared) is full of graft rumors, of the Liberal party and atrocious doings of the Conservatives, is it not a blessed privilege to sit down (under these

\ circumstances) beside a kindred spi-

rit, and wile away an hour or so, in 'the Royal Game of Chess? When the leaves begin to turn, displaying their beautiful tints, carpeting the ,green lawns and fields, when the but- temut is ripe, and the boiik of the ‘ wild goose is heard above one's head, ‘when Thanksgiving Day and all it ought to mean draws nigh to us, when .“Hallowe'en” comes on apace, with its apple dips, its mirth of boys and

I i

Has the strength and flavor, l.”..T..2‘;“l‘..“él°'

The Central

yt.,-;::::::_ _ $_ _:riff “ ` `-'-1'-`-3~‘-1-‘-`-`~`-`-`f~`-`-:T-`~

IT PAYG to bl!! in this pwvhit

8. 8. GABGAPEDIA-The CUMDG- dia left yotsrdiiy afternoon with a general cnrso for Qll°llB0-

. ATTENTION i drawn to the wen- oormi mon iinrgliins which Paton at Co. are odsrlng to-day. Their ad ap-

- pears lsewhere in this issue. 3371.

things. °

pumpkin. . V .ve

When the blue sky's overhead. and ha

the white fleecy curtains of the north- wh ern lights flit to and fro among the Th brightest stars of the flrmameiit. 3 When Jack Frost is in the air and sl silent snowflakes do appear, when the vo evenings become longer, and friends ll-

gather round the open fireside. Amy; _wa such scenes as these chess love

think of chess.

rl-*_ th

in mid-air.

Canadian Government Railways

rmce dward s and Railway ..

A susv ’Pi.Acs.-sverytluug is

booming at the Union Commercial COM.

_ College. Principal Moron informl trice

' ` " - 1 "2 pidly filling up-Gregg horthand Bhd Run of

' ~ i' ' FUNERAL»NO‘TtGE. -Sons of Eng-

` ff bison./maine ooAi..- 'rho reno- nina. #members ot Lodges Eton one

- `f oner starlight, Captain Ferguson. Pio- Prince Edward. sro requested to meet.

_ _ _ ~ - »_‘“.` 1' Ei ton is dl-scharslns -sicarso ot coll at hrs. 0. E. Hsu. on sunday, 10th inet.. More Bread and Better Broad; "

r rt-1.,

WH]

spection

AN ACC|DENT.- Mr. Michael

ugh not serious was rather painful

1'HANKsGiv|Ne oAv, ootohcr 11th.-nonnd trip tickets win bo sold f‘"" a lime- While he was driving “P

' .tingle fare going October 11th, returning October 12th; Fare and one third from Hal'd°”° Wharf Wm’ 3 ll°l`s nd

going October 9 and 10, returning October 12th. ll`

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 271.11, 1915 F

Trains Outward Trains inward ln Read Down Read Up , ‘V

A.M. Atlantic Standard Time A.M PM

Charlottetown , Arr.

;P.M. Noon

3.45 12.00 5.00 1.20 5.45 2.10

V 6.22 2.55 ' 7.00 3.30

7.35 8.30 9.02 9.27 9.50

Dep.

Hunter

Arr.

Emerald Jct.

Kensington Summer side Dep.

10.50 9.52 9.21

11.40 10.36 9.59 9.27 9.00

River

8.55 830

P.M. A.M. ll'

10.20 P 9.03 C _

5.45 3,10 _S- ‘ 5.02 430

' I‘.M.

8.40 12.10 9.38 1.42

' 10.27 3.10 11.08' ' 4.22 ' 11.45 5.20

Dep.

Arr. Tignisb.

that the Shorthand Department is ro ney. _

*'17 Touch Typewrltlng are ills big attrac- Q Co. ‘=-- '

tions. 3373. ---.-

_ Hayden; wharf, East River, for the at 2 45 o'clock. for the purpose of _ Tracadle Cross farmers institute. attending the' timers] of their late,

ni# 5' ` This is the second cargo that Captain Brother, George Mugford. . 1 '

` "' erguson brought over this season.-- .' -___\

_ Z \' , 8.8- HALIFAX.-T118 lollbwlug W6l‘e '_ 'Full nouns out la” nlnll lo’

~ __- massagers on the 18.8. Halifax, which ,loo the vorlod lllm loan-u:o,\ ,ovldoo

PAINFUL ACC|DENT.- Mr. John arrived iirthis port yesterday:-Miss ol ml, popular »l,ouBo_ A glograpll-

_ ,A cHE8s ,R£VERlE. girls. and scooiiedout candlellshled 'col-man, Mt. stowon, mot with a B., Martin. E. E, Dowling, Mrs A. W. ,pmol --o,,l.,ml,,,_»» l,, two pm, do.

ry painful accident a few days ago Roperf K`."Bii!ns;"Mrs W. J. _Mullen. plolod o lroslo dl-omoof lovo ood the ving being kicked by a horse Mrs L. Hartllug,‘Mrs G. LaPlerre, W. dom-lly vomlollo ln Col-oloo_ Tho ohm-_ ich he was engaged in shoeing. F. Walton, Missl. _MeKenns. goto" and costumes of tho Molllgel-_ e cut. which was on the face, was °--&

» _ ' _ _ranean isle were rtra ed with i id 1

nasty one taking a large number of PATRIOTIQHOIRSE RACES.-Help .;¢ollgm_ Colombia they heroine.v:l1d ltchas to close it up and although the Regimental"'Fund for the Siege hor ol-olllo, 0,-so_ wllooo golllol- hoo

Summerslde Arr.

O‘Leary Alberton

9°? 33

“PSF Inv-Q-is memm

Pm sg-"" ~ 5

H F°?"!‘° ea 3mS

Dep.

~ i fi

shing hamlet at Haydens wharf

fl . which is the home for the oyster “lkmg b°y8' ' D fishing season of the majority of the

Port Hill fishermen of East River presents a

busy appearance these days with the opening of the fishing season on October the lst. Quite a number ol

sh fl k

9.25 10.00

_~1_¢=!`ll S33

Dep. Arr.

A.M.

Emerald Jct. Arr.

Cape Traverse Dep.

wel” $55

» _ t ermen ac there to make their

.. o

8.00 7_00 so plentiful as they have been in

mporary home for the next few

mouths. They reprt the oysters noi

P.M. °3.00 4.10 4.36 4.57 6.00

A.M. 6.50 8.40 9.17 9.46 11.15

Dep.

Arr.

Charlottetown Arr. 9.30 Mt. Stewart _~ 8.27 Morell 7.58 St. Peters 7.36 Souris 6.35

Dep.

5.45 4.10 3.27 2.55 1.30

_ past seasons. The ruling price per

barrel paid for those which have been sold to date is in the vicinity of $4_00._S.

THE TOMMIES TOBACCO.- The

stock of smokers’ supplies for the

7.10

Arr.

Elmira Dep.

.m rc ci

_ Tommies is rapidly piling up in Col.

onel M. Davidson's window on Ricli-

4.20 5.09 5.30 6.05

8.45 9.55 10.25 11.05

Dep.

Arr.

Mt. Stewart Cardigan Montague Georgetown

Arr. 8.20

7.26 7.04

Dep. 6.30

3.55 2.48 2.20 1.30

_ mend Street. All the favourite brands

oi’ tobacco in packages and ln plug

Sat. only

Daily ex. Sat. & Sun.

Sat. only

been exploited as during these last

as well as cigarettes and a few pi ee e‘.iding._ ."r°“”"B ami Pllcefs Wlll lake

are rem-sented. it is to no hoged llggiafgi °t'l";"‘~ l£."°bb““‘l W1" 2° Pm* H that this final appeal for the boys 2 1 so er oys- a“d*1l08Blll- `

in meet with the support it de_ er a most enjoyable afternoon will be Proceeds lee Cream Social at serves. Never before has tobacco’s mem' The ellllles will be published

virtues as a factor in times of wal Monday m°mh"g'

open 10 17.111

8. S. Bea- from Byd~

cargo of Reserve for anntiin. soil’

' 3376-10-9m1f.

BJ!!-

ry painful at first is now, his Battery by attending the horse races ,boon mm-do,-od by mo sono of o flyol lends are glad to learn well on the Monday altel‘l\06ll- There Will lm landlord, swear vengeance on the y to recovery.-S. three bigmraces, and Charlottetown'B la.ndlord's_two sons, andth climax

-'m be” _l1°Ff5e§ Wlll C9mD0l0- Allll1lSBl0ll sees the accomplishment of tgeir vow.`

vouNc woMAN-You can't go to 25c.'01lly.' ' ' ' ‘ e front to fight-but you have a duty ` ' 'L hereditary disease, " The Temple. ot

to perform-urge your young male CITY BATTERIES.-All members M

OLSEN, DARING AERONAUT. frle - - » -

MEETS FATE oF cALL|NG. lf

tli

ST JOHN, Oct. 8.-Elmer Olsen, the yo

daring young aeroiiaut, who made the pl, thrilling parachute descent from a ol balloon at the Fredericton Exhibition a few weeks ago, was killed on Wed- nesday at a fair in Brockton (Mass.). E He was a mile and a half in the alr,m when he let go with his seven para- to eliutes. For some reason the intri~` B cacles of the device refused to respond to and he had a sheer drop of eight in hundred feet, meeting instant death. th The thi-ongs on thc fair ground were (0 aghast as they witnessed the tragedy th

nds to enlist and do their duty. If N00- 3 Bhd 4 Batteries havlhs ulll proprietor, whose sweatcd slaves are every man and woman will but do f0".m5»_Wltll l-ll0 13.51111. Will parade at condemned to consumption by the foul oil- (lull-_all will ond ln vlclol-y_ the Drill Hall oti'Sundiiy afternoon at -conditions in his works, learns too uog man onli” to,-lay_ lf you are 2 p.m. to attend the funeral of they late his mistake, and reforms his vile

ygloally fi; your plooo ls probably late comrade, Sergt. George Mugfor . methods..

the ri-ont. By Order. . _ i '

r '. sh_' ow

p01-A10 ng¢;ul_A-l-lglq llEpEAl_. MILITARY FUNERAL.-The tuner- _ertravagance and love of dress_and D.-Hon. Murdoch Mckinnoh, com- 110! the law Q-M--Beret. George Mus- Jewellery almost bring her husband issionor of Agriculture, received it l°r<l Wlll luke place Sundry from lil# £0 _ logmm yoslordoy from Hom Mol-tl” late residence at 3.30 p.m. The firing selfishness and, determines to teach '_ on-oll_ lvllnlolor of Ag,-loollm-o ol ol. party will be drawn from the members hei"__a| lesson. 4 His partners. however, wo, info;-mlog hlm that on ol-llor. of the City Batteries. The Hoang "shove the deal through and scoop up ` -council has been passed repealing 3l@8e Bllllflfylillllll\f8Dll‘YR€~l‘1l‘ll'0l'd ~ B _ y o potato 1-ogulollono llorololoro ln ments will parade as mourners. - . .once.more. How he keeps his wife lu

rce. The order-in-council means

at potatoes may now be shipped CENTRAL 3l'lR|STlAN CHURQH

_ ll

-_ 1 tea

from one province to another without *Elellell 8-F11-f Pllblltl Wlllslllll- Sllll' "8

in . `

ject of sermon. “Come and See.”

ship at 7 p.m.. Subject of sermon: .vi

singing. All seats are free and stran- w gers will. find 'ahomelike wel m

heels of the waggon to pass over “f the ‘my lJ'~?iPllll°.V°' ellllsted 1 for 3

m. Although his injuries were ivcrseas serv' ' €"'d°“e b°ys_°|‘l ” . alnlul for a "me yet he lucklly ea .harlottetown es off her hat to Sands and on the pier, and the mini “poll wlll, llavlng no bones l,l.Okeu_ -you toda»y.,lNow_ _ tv the city boys are C8Dllll‘€ 01' Bllly. were a medley of

.omlng in__tas_ter, his to be hoped that mirthful u roario sn

tile pace\'will'be ke t u There are

D D. still

Cys-l-ER F-|SH|NG__ The "mc nearly 200 young men wanted in the <ll‘l1lllll» " The Truth about Dan Deer-

island Infantry Company So come ln

‘MORE RECRUITS.-in conversa- tion last night with' Mr' Denhis, chief " -:lsrk of the Victoria Hotel, he in- formed the Guardian- reporter that ieven of the staflnow employed have P enlisted for overseas service. Con- B sidering the liumber who have pre- viously gone to the front and the num- oer now enlisted, the Victoria Hotel

establishment than any other place of susiness on the iland.

ATHANKSGIVING AY HORSE l1ACES.-The C:D.C. ave arranged l0l'. and will pu , iree of the best norso races h d 'this season Monday ifternoon in id of the Regimental

_ P

-*_

raphieally told. A _ Won by, .,Dyiiamite." a jubilant Humor’ Monmon; H_ lvyatlv mlm,

lnerside; D. Stevens, 1ialifnx;_

. I I ._ Wlel. Scotchlorh mel wlll, a Bllgln "Tho God of the Hills." The pastor, Higgins' daughter. The chase by the T“°ker' D' H°"derS°"` Pommo' “`

P E ccidong a fo-W days ago wllloll allllo. Rev. Ii. W. Bennett, will preach at -crowd in the automobile and the bl

Bible School at 2.30 p.m. Public Wor- -jumbleof fun, tells of Black Bart the

ow-

both services. There will be special ing sky-high of the leading characters

dventures. The furious chase on the

-__l_l_?

-_-_s

A. powerful story of the evils of -_

oloch," tells how the rich _pottery

‘I-!_er Bitter Lesson." in two parts, ows h V a frivolous young wife’s

bankruptcy. He realises his wife's

mrrnvss DAILY

_ A ADMISSION _

FEATURE BIOGRAPH

1 SPECIAL. s

or-,_

._ 'true-PARTS Ti

' 4 ' ’ "HQ R mance of Pro_é|`lf&'J2Iérln_iee _-` “‘t‘i"ii§.§§‘§‘n.§-°f°t»~».11°-»»-of-»= ,-are

ALICE HARRY

HOLLISTER MILLARD

-iN- '

Her Bitter Lesson

\ IN TWO ACTS'

't b ak his wife_of

lililxlrldlgaggncteiethe Millionaire feigns poverty. C,ompelled- to perform a Servant s work, she comes to realize her folly. .

BESSIE LEARN `

THE" EDISON;;_SfI`2‘§,R

K -IN 5*," '”‘

“Temple of Mtildcli A Powerfu1_Story of Hitman Heart Interest. -

Billié’s He'ii°es_s'_ In One Riotous Actf ° h Billi R " M vglvglley, P:ts}"ee5§?ore;§

Q _

Special Matinee Monday, Tuesday

` ` Saturday-

The Broken

SEND 'ras “mobil-Is" C01!-1 _ - -

._._ ... ._i__ i' -. `

bile.” and he finds himself wealth

orance ofyhis revived fortunes and Giles her the much-needed lesson is

llH_i.ll. and liisabductien of Constable

as ludicrous in the extreme. Bllly's Heiress.” with the inimit-

whirlwind of mistakes and mls-

D _u ess. _

To-night a thrilling two-reel Western

M fa

MOl'll.l'€8lI R. BOMB, R.N.('..V.R.§ R. B.

ea _ oo o_ " Moffat, R.C.N.; ll. Finch, Toronto; _vp

uck waggon the horse, a youn _m _ “bl°,B.ll,l¥ Reeves lll the llll0 F0le. re- I' _ _ . ~ ' m '

piloted mmol' suddenly shled throws, ..-_ cHARi.o1'1'E1'owN sovs. -our lates how"Bi1iy's efforts to msoinato T"“’°- A' J“""b“°’_" tI‘_P°’§,’,l M‘, ' A %\\ g ML Well. out and caudlng hom ing the last tew__days quite a number and Capture the heiress, lead him ino §_“"‘m°"5» T0l'0lll0. J. 0\\0ly. Oll-I ( j

_ HOTEL ARRIVALS

. VICTORIA.

W. A. Cuoksnn, Toronto: J- 9l0l‘ll5- Fraser, Sonris; J. Siiillli, Toronto;

Mllaren, Montague; J. Woods. llel- st; W. Dunn, Boston; B. Burke.

. Chaplin, Montreal; (`. Thomas.

eal.

QUEEN.

lladcliffegfDo`rchesler,~ Mass.; li.

cEwen, St Peters, E MiQu.irrii‘.

*“`lB» " Slime Duel.” is the programme featured.

f:.",and a Vitagraph comedy in four

-____

RED CROSS FUND i

M _ ~~ _ ~_ - ' Summerslde; B. Brown, lioston, Mass.; W. Prcedy, Ilnlifax; Mrs ll. Rittteiibiiry, Sydney; J. llicliards, Bideford; R. Murro. Mt. Stewart; l<‘. Jobb, New Mills, N.li.; Rev. lt.`Mc- Kenzie, Strathcona.

REVERE.'

Mr and iv_irs_H. nan(-iirro. iiinoior ii. Q/

-~ ~r» ; ‘- _

./ `

lllllllll MlilK[lS

`. .1 v

Proceeds concert held by

Fund of the Siege Battery All me Kensington Branch Pat. Ass’ii

roceeds Picnic held at Mt.

reviously acknowledged $10,t351_34

onshaw Women's Institute per Miss A. Blanche Bea-

ton for Hospital Cot 50,00

City. (prize money re car- V nival returned) 3_0() R

the Red Cross Societies of Belle River and Wood ls- lands, per the Misses Mar- garet Munn and Margaret MaeNeill, Treas

'ii

143.55

per Miss Tillie G. Simpson, Treas; (Sent. payment) 100.00 ‘U Cundall Esq.. City

M. Shilrbell, Mrs. T. J. Macdonald, "'*_°“

vi-ight,

klns. Montague.

5000 dcrstiintl the ueroplnnes

H. MacLaren, Picton, N. S.; D1' ‘

Miss F. Macdonald, Summerside; A. ' E. Stone, F. H. Scott, W. G. Swetman,

H. \V.

‘hall donated more recruits from one Messrs. Moore- & MacLeod, F

(Special to The Guardian)

Mullins. Bert Price, Harry (THICAGO, Oct. 8.-Wlieat, No.

ownes. Moncton; Dr. J. S. Collins. red, $1.10; No. 3, red, 51.07%; eriion River; R. Mnclion, Murray.$1.09; No. 2, hard, $1.10$§; N0. 3, lver' J. ll. Broliaut, Montague; J. A. linrd. $1.08 to $1.09. '

W. P. Ross. Boston; A. Y. Corn, No. 2, yellow, 62% to 631,§c.

enncssey, London, Ont.; W. A. Jen- (mtg, No, 3, white 34% to 351/_-c.;

Vernon; Jas. Ilewitt, Lower Stand:-ii'rl. 37% to 381/ic. _

Rye. No.. 22, 96 io 97c. <

liarley, 50 to 600.

Tiiiiotliy, $5.00 to $7.50. t‘lovei', $12.00 to $19.00.

l-’oi°k, $14.47. ~

Laril, $9.15.

llibs, $9.12 to $9.75.

2. tO

Tm- ONE THING

Officer-Sn, Mrs. Casey, ye wint the aviation meet. Aii' did ye on-

Mrs. (`.nse_v-Sliure. an' l dill; but

Granville, pol- D_ l;<_ Taylor there was one thing I didn't git thrui `

Esq.

me hea _

15'” holds thim .upl `

3.10 4.25 5.55

3.10 4.57 7.00

Dep.

Arr.

Charlottetown Vernon River 8.23 Murray Harbor Dep. 6.30

_ _

Applicationsfor Cold Storage space for Lambs will be “

received by this Company up to and including Tuesday, October 12th, inst. Applicants to state quantity and also n approximately length of time lambs are to remain in £2

storage.

applied for than available. All space reserved must be l

Applications should be sealed and marked on outside, l"

“Storage Space for Lambs.”

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

3316-10-7M3i.

_ . for

‘The Island Cold Storage Co. Ltd. ‘

Al-I-_ l0_00 9_45 few months. The anti-nicotine crank GOOD POTAT-oES"Flf°m. the S9011

g_3l has become dumb in the face of a at four pmamcs planted in a Bum" P 7.00 universal need. Through the dreary garden p*?'l'°l‘f Ml' Alfred Tll0l'll0 Of this °

damp. nerve-racking hours in the my got 1" return u'm'y'5lx l’°“nd5~°f Sec'y 3500

i -i -1 trenches a packet of fags or a pipe if what are p"°bablY l-he l£\l'88Bl lllld ' '

more treasured than anything else. ’m°°th°8t P°lal°9S S0911 8I'0lllld here. Total _lo date 51123486 All the big Cities of Canada have their _This is "°"5ld0"@d an 0Xtl'&0l‘dlnary ' '

permanent tobacco funds, and the Largo ‘-'l'°P» and goes to show what can n D' A' Mac|]fl'(g1~g?e'aE

am e grateful letters received from the i°h“ClC0mpllshed on a small piece of October 8lh‘ 1915 ' "

Tommies at the front show how much rc and' 0" U10 “U19 l°l» KNEW ' '

hcse home supplies are appreciated 5;?`veml very mn 5"““'5Wel`5- llle llill0Bt ml enjoyell 0 which was ten feet~four inches.

yourself and note the saving.

l l V' im

money.

ii' '

l High Grade Heating Stoves

be wrong, but we think our_long_'exnerience in has given us a splendid training in buying good

are not a side line d tra us-we know t em,

them from legs to flue collar. A_nd we you tell

are some of the best heating stoves you

'rin i>iaiii=iici'i0N _ I

_ Oil Heater

Hers is a band? oil heat-

er that can be carried from room lp room, gives strong -_intends heat quickly, and is .jumtfho thing for heating ¢h__kltchon in th; mornlns

'the bed room atnight.

Haatitll new ideas- heat proof handle. oil gauge, new stylo wick. '

~ iFei'mell &

Victoria Row

Base Boring

Hall Stoves

The Silver Moon is a

splendid heating stove-- a base burner without a riv- al as a hall heater. You know this stove about as well as anyone, for it' is in almost every home. Shown here in the different sizes. and each one a real neces- sity and a decided economy at our price.

Chandler

$500, $600and$700

Hartt Shoés are in a cla QL'

by thémmlves.

..ii‘.l.f.“l...i°&%’a‘f.‘;'i

_ Sss our window

’ such

Hartt Shoes

Built without a fault in a

SCHOOL BOYS' G

s"g`ani`e 'of football in aid of the Pat

" ' ‘ ' _ ` ._._. -

TRY

0V6l' OIIQ

egg!

a large

llllitllv

' .ll wal

YMN ~ A

::lT IS SURPRISING why many ¢l_A53__'l~ll,, school boys- gymesgllix A eoplc continuo to buy shoddy shoes class at the Y_ M_ C_ A opened I t . erely because the flrstrfost is small' 'l'hlll-“lay afternoon with _-a miiflsy WHEELING, W_ vnu och 8___Two - CROSBY 5 Y0Ul\G (/AN/\D‘\ good attendance, but there are a great masked men early to-day held up and 3°ll00l Sll0f’~S are mac" Will* 5°l;\l lllI1llY“li0ys yot‘who should be start- robbed a. Baltimore and Ohio express

- _ - counters, whole cut vanips and soe lllg ln now_ It l I - t l I N Y k t SL L ls’

Space will be allotted proportionately should more be lmhe. .inn .only nnntn up against ,.._..,.r,,l club, ,,,,,,,§’,g",‘{,l;"§’~,“‘,y;°,f,§’,'c'§‘] ,§j‘°“m,,'§§"W,,§§',,l ‘é;,,,,.§’,_ w,,,,°l},,.

he hardest kicking of the average will place basketball loom, ln two ginia. Their booty was taken from

' S"h00l l’0““l¥”l°’l`- YU" WY 0"" lm" leflglleo. to he formed shortl' B mail cars. according to reports re-

Pald f°f» Whether used 01' not- " on Criosovns "YOUNG CANADM wishing to mono nomtoni ‘or inzlg *caved new .nn was boiiovoa to so

stead of two or three pairs of the basketball teams should beglllat the lol-so

other kind and 'tho difference in the gymnagiqm class now. ’ - \ ‘ ‘ i

original cost merely a trifle. Test it ~'

Foorsa i.i._on 1‘honk»¢ivihg‘iJ`.,',f`

lollc Fund Wm be _Dmyed haven st: l Finally Found a HFood‘ that Helped

_ ;-_-_ lilruitllilaltsnfzz College and the -Connaughts "' . '

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