» ic disaster occurred, according to

The Paper Thnl Covers Prince jfdward Island

Like The DBI

enulotlevown banding. Tine Inrnlnl " . Founded

taunts.

1881,

are ranging along a line furthest south in the Atlantic Ocean ever lfnown since 1912, when the 'l‘ttan-

information in the hands of the hydrographic office of the navy. The ‘bergs are now floating sixty miles sc-uth of the regular line or ocean travel between New York and European pollute. '_ Not only are t e bergs dislocat- ing lines of ocean travel, ‘but there are more than the_ navy remem- bers havlnlg encountered in North Atlantic waters for many years. A lnild Winter in the arctic region resulting in an early breaking up of the ice, is regarded, as account- able for the unusual invasion. ‘ The nuvy is rounding up the bergs according to 0. plan worked out following the Titanic disaster“, nd doing it so effectively there is‘ little danger of encounter with t e Ice monsters unless sea. cap- tains disregard instructions. The

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WNSHLNGTONJune 20—lcebergsplan is international, although or» erated by the United States Navy. Two cutters are based on Halifax. and they scout for rbergs as care- fully as If they were searching en-

emy submarines. ‘Radio reports are made daily

the location of the hergs, and this information is shared with the ad- and in is gbelieved the on-ly with bergs in the posibility of a stray

mlraltles of Great Britain France. chance of n. collision lies berg slipping thrc-ugh the cord unnoticed. This is regarded unlikely, as they are affected the same currents.

l The recent collisions with bergs reported in press despatches oc- curred ,In the case of vessels which came out of St. Johns and Halifax i respectively.

There portunity for

ing through It, and take their chances.

they had»

MAID.

ences required. Light

general air and ocean

was no op- these bouts to get

out of the ice fields except by go

REFER-

work. Every evening out_ Apply Mrs. W. P. Doul, S-i Weymoutll Street.

‘ CHARLOTTETOWN, casein». THURSDAY, JUNE 23,1921 .

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Following was the programme u. the commencement exercises of Notre ‘Dame iConvent on Tuesday evening,‘ referred to in yesterday's report:

o; PROGRAMME

OVERTURE-“Springs Seren ade"--Laconlbe. The Misses M. Hogan, H. McMillan, E. St. Pierre E. Murphy, A. Cash, M. McCloskey, W. Tralnor, M. Mnddigail.

on as by

OPEHETTA THE WIIIOIJE YEAR ROUND

~Part 1 CHORUS-Jwiwake to friendly strife." '

SOLO BY 8TRANGER—“Dlscon- tent rules everywhere in the land called ‘For Away.‘ "‘

m CHORUS-Delegates from- the Four Seasons each pleads for her

0W1]. CHORUS-"Now to the Test." Scene l:-—WINTER'3 COURT-

1 “Tile spirit of Holiday Time." 2

Slelghing chorus. . STRANGER-"Can any joys compare

earthly

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‘JNO. ALHRED MeDONAi-D LAND Surveyor, Herrnanville. l

‘FOIR ‘SALE-SEVEN ROOMIED cottage. Aqiplyr. morning to Chestnut 8t.

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‘i’°i1 3111-5 ‘$ii°'1'i'"°"" 15111-1» ‘son ouauraso TEACHERS ‘n; quired for town, village and rural and ‘Alberta, opening after midsum- mer holidays. Favorable salaries obtained_ Apply stating quaiifica- with her song hails the

Reign. C., No. 99019. L. H. ‘Drake, Cornwall. - ._-?_.-_._-_-- ‘FOR SALE DRIVER FOUR YEA old Harry '1‘. D. H, Murchison,

North River. - ‘

IE6.“ won‘ SALE-i nso _ (cross) iemale invader. 1 redi (oross)»1921 female pup will selil

“i”? i-°- “iiil? P9791" WW9‘ fowl 5 lb. weight and up, ’l‘ues- Bogilhlii, ontuue. _ day and Thursday oi this week

. ~ ~ -. ‘ii 141111} Hotel. ensington. ,.N . W fiiiisj _. xs-e-fr;";iiff‘y‘.'r“ Q1 . ‘ ‘NOTICE-I HAVE opener; , A

._.____._.__...._-_-__-__ sron BALE» Autos a ROOM cottage, , modern conveniencu; and burn. good locality. Appl! 46 Bayfield Street. -@_‘__—_-_i.

‘MOTOR BOAT_ FOR SALE 30, feet long, two cylinder 8 to 10‘ thorsa power high speed engine, a bnrgni Apply G. E. Hender- son, Casi lan Express Office.

‘FOR SALE AND ‘Loan-we

, have for sale a Royal Mail Road- ster, 4 cyi., 3 passenger, Stude- baker. just the thing for a Conl- merclal traveller to carry big samples. Price $750, also lost from this car between St. Peters and Charlottetown.’ side curtains for this car. Finder please write H. W. McEweii, Bristol, Lot 40.

._...________..

‘LOST- BETWEEN ALBANY

, School and Station, a gold brooch Finder will be rewarded if left at Deianey's store. .

‘FLOST-BETWEEN ELDON AND

, Montague, Dunlag tire 33 x 4% ;Leave at Eldon arage or Mac- Leon‘s Service Station, city and receive reward.

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rants: Foxes INMAINE AND

° save duty when filling. l will ranch n llmitedna ‘bar of pairs on commission, or on shares, or cash basis per month or year. Write Pioneer ‘Fox Rancher. Six- teen years experience raising and ranching foxes. Best of" refer - ence given ‘ ‘ ' '

.______- ...___.._.___.._._ T0 LET—BEAUTIFUL FURNISH- , ed home with all modern conven- fences. Centrally ‘located. ‘Apply by letter to E, M. c|u Guardian Office. , ; '

‘FURNISHED HOUIE MODERN. wanted for two months. Answer

l

0., 1.16, Guardian ‘wanna-moves r0 nsur -- with all modem conveniences.

Apply at once to Guardian Office

waurnu, ami- roe GENERAL panama Apply B1 Water St.

whoa wAuruo-uunks surr: able, for feeding.‘ A. O11‘. G111. York. j ‘

‘WANTED LADV IOOKKEEPER muste- ‘ot mowing country store. Experience and reference necessary. tote Vnjel 0111991911- Appiy D. uatdlan office. OAKIIA TAXI IIRVIICE stan E F. com

. ' Residence. 3i School Street. Telephone No saw. ,~ .

‘A- OINTLIMAN OAN ‘I! AO- lrted with room llld hoard

‘WANTED, EXPERIENCED MAID

to do general housework to go

New York at once Three adults. Must do plain cooking and mus wages. to -Mrs. F. P. Hennessey,

have references.

Aililiy 66 Rockford tStreet.

Good

schools in Saskatchewan

With those that Angels came u) share m Yet—~hu.lf the world dislikes the

snow.’ ‘Scene lllzvPoem-June- Miss Helen Purcell. SUMMEWS INVITATION. — "Come let the birds their message tell Where mirth and joy with pleas- ure tlwell." .

JUNE—‘—“i know where the shy little blue bells peep."

JUi-Y—"l know where the lark morning

tions to Canadian Teachers’ Ag-‘llghg

ency, Box 14, Regina, Sask. 'LIVE FOWL

repair shop at 36 Kent Street, West for repairing ll ot water boil- ers, stoves of all kinds, guns, iflrm machinery, also pipe fitting. pump repairing and all general repairing, shut-p. ing nnd repairing lawn mowers. Work done at short notice. Satis-

iocks, and all

faction guaranteed. Joules Wllito.

breeders are maturing trapnested, bred-

FARM. Richmond Hill, Ont.

to $60 paid weekly spare time writing for us. No canvassing. instruct and work. Service, 57 X., tColborne Toronto.

for

‘CLOTH, CLOTH, your women lals in good qualities dresses and suits? thousands of yards sold as low half regular price, in goods 54 56 inches wld-e.

that will

ials in better qualities

.ren's needs.

puny, 158 Richmond Street. , . ‘A-LL .UNCA'LLED suits and overcoats from our branches throughout

Merchants buy these goods

store o ly. English .Wo6len Sweet.

whose ambition is ‘present occupation,

bis his income. nuuut, clean character mind _ lonallty who would-

We require sound

ing concern where would be rewarded

ed nan preferred.

0mm! alumna-mu». Apply at Guard

posit-e Prowse Brothers.

WANTED--S_ H. Pendleton will be purchasing live

°"'°“°T514‘-1?“i1-1Iilo0 Post Office

lay S. C. White Leghorns. They are tptolific winter layers be- 9111199 they are Candian and ac- clmatized to our severe winters. $20.00 per 100 safe delivery, free circular. BATHURST POULTRY

Ci-OTH-DO folks need mater- for their We have

as $2.75 per yard

This is an ex- cellent opportunity ‘to get mater-

FOR SUITS, high aldnqmr

(lunada will be sold at $14.00 each. Odd trousers $3.95. Odd vests $1.50. in many cases this price is lees than one-thirdtheir actual value or re-sale to their customerspwise men will buy two or three suits anti-n‘ overcoat. For sale at our k Scotch ompany, 15B Richmond

‘SALESMAN WANTED. --8ALE8-

man a self respecting salesman beyond his might find more congenial employment with us ad at the same time dou-

a life position with a fast grow-

industry wl-th far above average earnings; marri- Apply to Mr. I. C. Mobesn, ‘Bell, second floor Riley building, Queen Street. 0p-

AUGUST-"l know where llap- piness lingers In joy complete." STRANGER-“Wllen does eariftl so benuteous gl'ow. As when wurnl sunbeams shine ' Tilrof- laughing days of warm surn- mer time‘ - ‘ All Me! to choose between

gaily

the

two. The task is hard-what! shall l do? . INTERLUDE

VIOLIN SELECTlON~“The An- gel's Dream-dlagye. K. Hornby, A. O'i.eary, A. Lu- courciere, D. l-iogan, J. Patterson,

n‘ P. Noonan.

to-

Employees L081 __ Their PdflliilllS

OTTAWA. June 21~Thc , post office and customs departments are

MAKE _M,°NEY ‘AT HOMEFQ", in a state oi’ commotion today ow- your showcards We supply you with West-Angus Show Card Street,

ing to the passing of an order-in- council Thursday in which more than 100 employee of the inside service, and several times that num ber in the outside, are retired as a result of the operation of the Griffenhagen firm of efficiency ex- perts.

in all about 800 are. in line for retirement throughout til»; coun-

y.

What the "eiperts are doing in these departments will later be re- peated in the others Sir George Lo Foster stated today that the inten-

tion was to carry‘ on the work in all branches of the service, but it could not nll ‘he dune at once and

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than us- h .. “any found i,“ wonlelrs ‘abmml a start ad therefore been Jlliltifl

and also take care of the child-

with the largest departments. Nothing that has occurredln Ot-

‘ciiii "i 9111‘ Bi°1‘1>-tawa for a“ ion Ilm h led English & Scotch Woollen Coln- quilevnmh a “aim ofeprmlé-ighe

retirements are general and appar- ently without favor. Officials of _ down to routine 30 clerks arc being let out. It has all been donewlithuut any notice, bul retlrlngfallowances are provided. There is a. minimum allowance of two months’ sultry and en extra amount for eachiyenr of service in the department.

Complaints are numerous and bitter as to the hardships which are involved in the reorganization. it began in the printing bureau, where inst your eevernl hundred were let outmliirom there it has been extended to the post office and customs department, the way was paved ‘by theCaider act_ pass- eil last year All over 65, who are not physically fit to carry, on cf- flclently, were supposed to retire.

A general plan was adopted and alts Individual application passed in upon by the government before iihy

and body. 0i llrmig pQf-‘Ot- the officials involved were made mphmcmw aware of ii. This has "been done

to obviate wireipuillng. Local M. P's. are bombarding the govern- ment with protests and bewailing the political effects, but without avail. The work is being done by a sub-committee of the cabinet,

operator".

‘ The People's. Paper

The Misses‘

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an rua-ac. i won-ta Pldnising

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LONDON, June 21-'l‘be ‘pointed missloner Wllgress, ‘who is can-

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"(in lthJe flougty Court ‘today lllsider the head of CYillllDili law. i llli)‘ ll i‘ . - . 509110 l- CH0RU3--—"S1D1'i11E i111$lfulltnving(ifdlgnlariilinwiist-liezfilll “ti?urgwhiislarihgniiorliiltglliidililhd“ limit 901119- 1910109. P91111119" _ iof interest to those involved imshould receive their iilin ilnd soi-or-"i 11111‘ 1-0 119 Q9991! 0f lilv‘ prohibition litigation. llinary meaning. p ‘

Part iI

M91’ Mmiiei" Wlxiveil on Statutes ‘l i 1‘ " itici I P i w lt a ‘ssin British ulercnaut firms for INVITATION TO SPRING~MIs:-I,(YANA.I).A, , .‘ ,_ W" e"i‘°"-.°' “"1 ’Y “i” °'_ i‘ e‘ - "i i‘ A_ Q-Leuny . a PROVWCE: OF V1945“ 74 “iiY-‘i- ‘Foster, of New Brunswick, of the Canadian business. The represen-

“The words of a Statute urc to , wfiunderstuci, m u“ some m wlmzhiCunatiian trade representation in tation oLCanadian trade interests

ELVE$—"We dance and play in.‘ they 1,631 Harmon,“ Wm, the smrlbonilon, news of’ which has been in such matters as the present dis-

'Pitl.\l(li‘l EDWARD ISLAJQD. n. curious way.“

In the Court of Queens,

n MAYiQi-iEEN-‘WMY Mlily“ ililiili dune 21st. i921. liect of the enactment and the oh-lcabled here ,ha.s awakened great P1119 ‘iieiweell the Caflfldian 118C011 “gaggle? gdyfirigfinfhm immmii i. ‘Haywood ....Appellant.‘,lcct of the legislature.“ ‘interest in IAngiobCanadlan busi- packers and the Ministry of Food — ' i The sable author, at page Iliiypfnesa circles ‘ '

(ills. E. Burke (ftvjilln. llcspondeutstitsaling with the topic of strict <:on-~ The iaci‘ is mm‘ "Fiis Bitended w ‘by wane“ L‘ GNU‘

CHORUQ-"A Tribute _ to lstrurtion. iiflys;— ter a brief flaring up of commercial I ith, permanent secretary to the

51111118" , l 'l‘11is is an appeal tronl the Jude» "The rule of ‘strict construction aggressiveness in the form uf ull-iigh Commissioner. STRANGEFb-instead of nldiniluhr-ut of Kenneth John Martin. Es-uloes not allow the imposition of tun-age mission tn London, me 5mm. The weakness qt the System, a;

“Sing hail to the Queen of-May"

d t ' ., is ‘ - -- _ . -, - '. . - , , _ _ . Sliflrneg 1‘i1 have to nunlbcvitiiiiirpter 1dr llllileyilniigsiltfnlfllitlllullgvngiflg: m“ h“ "m" lapsed i° m“ imwvai "our cmresiwndem h“ “Heady "three" dismissing the information of thei gosted, for the purpose of wiith- status‘ This means “mi Barium“ mime‘! out‘ is not 5° much in any

Among the seasons 1 have found zllmve nanled Appellant preferredi-irawing from the operation 01‘ the Most fit to rule the whole yBhlKdkiflillSl. the ilimve haunt-ti iteripon-lftatutc, a case which falls both round, lliiblli Charlies i‘). Burke, for tbht witllin its scope uni fl . sELEc-HON FROM CARDWALJH“ n“, Sam (qmqes m Burke’ “w,” “s |,,,,g,,,,ge_ q“; woiinrd fliimzsclty, while down at the High (iom-‘needed is one active central de- NEwMAN__nQueen o, meflseuso,,slhv,.,.,, u“. "m, d“). m. Maud,’ lgglidflfijilll not promote the objggt nhullsslonet-g orrlces the secretary of Dlrtment. l! the newly organized —_~Miss A. Mchellun illllntl the third day 0i‘ May. 19-21, lultlle legislature to nllsreatl the i119 011i 119119 1111551011 i9 illlfliilnciiimiiiaii Chamber 0i Cmiimerce "a - ~ . ':< - “Sl1lll8l'" ... “The breezes we, as zw,,.,,,,su,,n,,iun m, "num, on [he pump m p“, Hmmmuns on ‘gvneml wumflkii that olgunization, whose respnn- port, however, it is expected that Steel Us,“ “,- whm, m, w“ “m, me on WMCI, are no, wued for by [he tlllliliiy in connection with the uu- ll. will enable the business men The buckwheat mp5 are m‘;- ‘Tlllliilii, sitlrzltctl on the East side sense of the objects or tile mis- minigimiiml 0i 1119 iiilaiifiifli D1111- iiiemiieivii! i0 "med? i319 eXifiiiiig DUET.\.lQ sing me a song (lfggirlltllglflilt Oleorge ISLFPQQ, iletwucnwrlhiefu‘ of the enactment and 110301 the foreign trade credits has defects in the Government organ. the golden iiays. , . ant laent lStrce-ts in tlIHJcIIHSlIDCIIOIl is unmissable wllicubeen taken over by me High Con,_l1zal1on_ I _ y

Watson, senior trade commission- dnefficiency of the personnel as in

er, carries on his offices in theiiile diVi1i9d ailihoriiy- W119i- i-‘i

crisp

- THANKSGWWG .$°NG___.-H,,,.k aiiiii villi. runtmry to the prtyvigigng, would sanction an evasion of tile, the merry bells are ringing," ml‘ the Prohibition Act. The hear-lAfl-f’ ' l“

NUTTING CH°RUS.—-"ii"i’l.ti3i'i:ilig 111i [U119 Adllgui took place oni - Tile Cllllifilfltfil‘ and course of tem-~ _ 0 G _

‘putter! fame,- mtuflr w. lrs lay o une instant, wllenlpeffiilcfl egisiutlon in (lunudn, l ' , Down they come with merry clot-ix“ AiiiinilileYI-L K.(‘l._,.Mapp]cu»red for-hicks?!“ to) great extent evolutionallgiiiExploslon i ‘

t _-- i- ppe an ant r. nm- , .](,‘ e tie ea lie '1 .t t ,_ . t '

se1YRANGERfs 5(’)|_°__..G°d-s (‘.,. for the Respondent Burks“ 11s tile licensfla Jcisrfafiulgelio: Pa}?

Glory" h», lhitslllVllfislfOllfliilill evidence that 31311811311 the curtailment nf the , . ;5 - . _‘ 1, ' . i I , - _ ,,S;;=¢,,~;=,,E,g,;,;;‘;; ;,-,‘;g,,;;g,‘g,;--,; ::.">,>".f;.':.l..::;:::: @313. wisps? ll: a“- ‘c- MONTREAI- “aids-- visited by n 3mm of Sight. ‘um; a hack mm n. w“ also pruvflnda qemperance A“ and the sub, n exp osion in n fre dump today blllgnil crowded audience in the "Each season is a link in tlicieil .1». .5.‘- wmie TSHQWTUIM misequent- Provmcml. Prohibiiimiildestiroyed me greater pa" of "mi 11mm‘ National hem last night golden ‘chum by which earth istlfdlliti ".,'.')l'ii‘ last. lie entered the Alctus, aimed at entirely suppresqMont (lenis mine. Up to lasniiuder the auspices of the Self De- bound to the throne. of God. ‘at;“Jlmnxitfiiitfigiii? iifiealiie “ifislzqnjtuldirxtifiiitilii,” ti,“ s" ii" iii- ieiiiiilnight twenty-two men were knownliermiiiiiiil?" 10.1‘ 1191111111 League 0f 23-1111 tlillazrsiiasaintllhiiie cfoliiizr all“! it“ Prspontlzint Burke. Oitbli/goiiilgoiil ‘lips-s a bgferagcfTlleltiirlizilrrllillta Oifqifiigito be dead and a huge“ numbericanada‘ o‘ Gratin“ Esmonde' dag‘ of hug Hex,‘ praise the Glvefaglnfidégllllllii‘ there, another‘ person witlllilli-iilitllil. lkenrperzillce Apt, 13731injured. criilled on the 11108111111 119 1119 9P0- enjoy ills gift" ~ 1;,‘ [about 1p- (my m, ‘kno“.ll‘\l\lrlnf,ill tlhc modelui all suibscquenti >-*--_. 9111 envoy of the lrlsh republic to ,‘~;,-,--p<=-~- 3511551,, “.;‘.‘.,."",’,,";;*{;*, ".22; ..‘.Z‘f.‘2‘.i‘.i.‘°{‘."?£fi 3il€i;"s§.““.§‘;f..?“?. 1.’.“.2‘2§Z?=,‘§“’"i.““',ff“,‘,' rug“ “ n urn mus lot le rune _. ' ‘ i 1 " ‘ r ‘ ‘ ' ‘. ' ' ‘ renc , t a e re arr ed the e- And if ma“ must 5m, disagree ‘n dtllirllcnut 0f a bottle on the tableEgggiiiiii-epiel11lliiffince in the Dolnin-iiwlicct and for another purpose fall sauce o! we “may; U! Mnmmu on“ their own tau“. so 1 (lea: 1,, 2:16 {Quittlwtil-n. ()n taking tilt: dl~lnk,,foi_ "lb unudiuériflhat was sought within Set; 9.1 qLthe, B. N. A. Act. “a the speééhes of. h“! F . _h COMBWED cHokusqqlym '0’ R ‘ ' was rum: The witness,“ _' rim‘ 11E illegal, except, ‘Russel vs. the Q1199"- i19i1i i119, “we Praiskmjnunom ilrkl 4m] u“. Huang,” flmshm .01 ulthln specified purposes, the-familial Femperance Act tolbeultrslCanadlan in defence of .lrish free- PATFUOTIC cHoRUs__,_‘Bnnnel_ the (‘flfltqnig n,- "H, home’ whmhlirlllfi of intoxicating liquor, in allivlres or the Dominion 0n 111.9 dorm as proof that the mtizens of

m?) in Gm?” j at the. bot-junk"; was Mm“, funuplutlos in which that At-t had lyeeniifrfiiintl that it was n. law desligllediMomrenl {ma Quabec wovmce llrt» .clclzn-lulka....Bclll' ‘New. m", nmruls‘ and be‘mge(‘thearttly “ympathize Wm, IrelamL

xhvnl. s?!“ m,‘ wmlnr.s “up, m, illivilllkllill into forvo. The, evil whkq, for the promotion nf public order, l’. .. , . 1e m v an: no ovltnllc- z: """""“11 “Hui-till to c‘: 2. .9 (;]§1',','3|,,L LhLMQ/Flggxrtfslllivii)Sxfi? given us m \\'il(.‘l‘t_' or ‘Wlliifl ‘iii; “'"~“ iii“- Vi"? oi‘ intemptarliiltigkliite. i’ iii" 9111119111 0i 111111110 “111115911116 lwpcii henceiurlh quit Frencir 5mm "' " ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' _ ‘ibottlc or iis contents lllili ilt-an "m, lured und ])l'(liIl()it‘Il by 1hr», i,,,n,,,,1_‘l'utllrl' than to those of evil rights; lidiiiiiiiiiiiis ‘mi (‘iiiiiiiiiiiii 1111511 Piano ll ~11 MrQuaitl H Biffin phased m‘ l|ili/_1|illetl--nm' um ruirlte..“““i“. "s" 111111 Wmsunlption of 111111 11 M1 111111111 1119 several “'°“i‘i "91" ‘°14°1i‘°1 i“ iiiiii‘ ‘"111 M “mun F Mum" ' - offer any q-vltlomg“ on i, Sean,“ lllioxlcunts. The aim and ])l|rpngeflllltil()l'ii)' oi‘ Parliament to makeiiibiiri?» ' ' ‘ ‘ " ' 0f 11111 lllclllisvs ill-int; llflvrlulnig "i 111i $11111 iQKi-iliiiltlll-Jljoll] ponflnJlaws for the IWIKEG, order and good, '—~—-—*——— i111’! 11ml l‘rovlt1t:i:il—wa-s the how. government of (‘unad-zl. Tile Act Sim’ ai- imge 362 0i i119 591119 (‘-399 and (1.\'llt?(‘.llil.l()fl, that, [llPPQby uppliistl to the ‘whole of (Yanadlaisiiiii i-iiiii- ii 11111111111 "b9 Wiiiiill i119

made lly lht- Appellant be flier-ov-

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