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arrived li_0_me by the s.s. Empress on saturday; eveulns. accompanying the remalnsqt his wife. who recently died at Rumtord Falls. Me. He proceeded west to St Louis. interment took place _Monday at Palmer Road Cemetery#-H
WEDDING BEl.L8.- A pretty event
wok placinat St. A.nn's .Church on Tuesdayy ornlns. November 17th when Mtg; Kaus suote. lvlaynela bs- csme ull ed in the holy bonds of mat- ;-lmony to' ,Mr. William LeClair of the game pla e. ilev. J. A. Gaudet, P.P., perform ` . the ceremony. Prosperity and -:_-_ ness to _the'>'llappy couple.- Z. -’
IN ._,» ESTING MEETING.-Mrs
Bgnjam ' ogers. the Provincial Presl- dent f, he Canadian Red Cross society, s kindly consented to ad- dress .__ ocal branch of the Society in the __'-5;. here, on Wednesday. the 25t st.. at 2.30 .p.m. She will bring " - her the material, pattern and full' nstructions for the prepara- tion of j60' cholera belts. This num- ber, out_1_of 300 which have been assignedftp, P.E.I., is expected to be prtipaljedgby the ladies ot Summerslde.
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rate-paybrs of Psrir_Corner School Dis- trict, New London, North, are to be congratulated on the, lmprovlcments made injthe school. A splendid hard- wood floor has been laid and the job reflects pinch credit on the contrac- tors Messrs W. McKenzie and Frank Pidgeonlf Ill putting in a durable hardwood door in the place of the old- fashioned one, the people have cer-
tainly sllliwed their wisdom and they will reog ie the appreciation of botll teacher =§_dn_d_ pupils-incidentally the
sclnool inspector y1l1_l,§_be- pleased also.
STRANGE VlSlTOR.- On Monday
evening a rather strange character was 'conveyed into Mt, Stewart by Mr. Lloyd Jay, one of the section men He was the centre oi a great deal of interest and- some alarm. Whether he is demented or not it is hard to say, but-he.reiuses to give ills name. Finally helwrote his name as M‘cRae from Wood Islands, but on inquiry by telephone, it was learned, that no one of that name was known in that community. Evidently he has been sleeping outside for the past few nights at least, and looks rather hag- gard and poorly clad. Ho is a young nlan, not tall, clean shaved alld of fair complexion. At time of writing the citizens had not decided what action to take. They could get no informa- tion whatever from the stranger.--L.
A TIN SHOWE . their friends surpris2d’illlir.mzl!l?¢l)elllir(st Edward Arsenault at their home on
Btlshop street last night with a tln s ower in celebration of their recent m3\’\’1aEe. Among the articles present. ed were utensils of all kinds, useful as well as ornamental. The vlglg was 3 very pleasant one. and an enjoyable 0:91511! was spent in music, games, e c.
SOLDIERS ARRIVE.-The detach-
ment of soldiers from Sydney, N. S., who have volunteered for the front, arrived in Charlottetown by the North- umberland last evening, under mm. malld 0! Q- M- Sgt. Cari Kelly. The following are the names:-Scrgeants Carl Kelly, Arthur Bruce, Fred Moore, 0..McEacllern; Gunners C. Rattce, E. Carleton. J. Strain, G. Burch, Frank Conroy Louis McLeod, Walter Walker and Clayton L. Shaw. The volunteers will remain llere for a tilnc awaiting orders.
Mac|NNIS-LEWIS.-All interesting
event took place ut St Peter’s Bay on the morning of the 24th inst., when Mr Norbld J. Macinnis and Miss Adcrlna Lewis, both of that place, were united ill the holy bonds of matrinmony. The marriage was solemnlsed ill the ILC. Church at St Peter's by the Rev. A. MacAulay, parish priet, in the presence of a number of the friends of the contract lug parties. The groom was supported by his brother, Mr R. J. Maclnnis, and the bride was attended by llor cousin, Miss Annie Cummings. The bride. who lived for years in Boston, and is one of the most popoular ladies of St Pcter,s, was beautiilllly dressed in prune velvet, trimmed with nlouifon fur, with hat to match. The brides- maid was prettily attired ill pearl grey, with hat to nlutcll. Alter the marriage ceremony, dinner was served at thc home of the bride to about 50 or G0 guests, who remained and greatly ell- _ioyed themselves throughout the after- noon, returning llolne a few hours later, after extending hearty congratu lations to the happy couple and with many complilllentary remarks for thc unbounded kindness ot' their hostess Mrs Robert Lewis. ill the evening, the happy couple went to the groom‘r home, where zl sumptuous supper waf served to a company of their friends The bride was the recipient of many valuable presents, all evidence of tht esteem ill which she is held in the comnlullity. Tile groom is one of the lnost enterprising and respected young men oi` St Peters. As a trudesmall, llc has won the respect and confidence 01 the collllllullity for his courtesy and efficiency, alld ill social circles both llc and ills bride are very popular. Thc Guardian joins with the host of friend:
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l SAD DEATH.-»~Th,e death occurred , at her home on King Strset..Cllariotte- ,town, on Monday afternoon, of Mrs Joseph Doiron, at the early age of 33 Years, after an illness oi about a year. The deceased leaves to mourn the loss of a loving mother, five small children, tile oldest oi which is 12 years of age andthe youngest 3 years old, besides a sorrowing husband. The funeral takes place from her late residence this morning at 8.45 o'clock (not 9.45, as was incorrectly stated) to the Pro- Cathedral, thence to the Catholic Cemetery., _ __ ____“£|§
ISLAND PRIEST.-The Rev. Austin
D. Mcinnls, who was ordained at Van- couyer, B. C.. on Sunday, September 6.' by--His Grace Archbishop Casey, celebrated his first solemn High Mass at’St. Catblerine's Church, Burlingame, Cal., one week later, on the 13th, says
Hlegiltholic itegtltsterh Assylsting Xt
le ass were e ev. ames _ Grant (a Nova Scotian), pastor of St. Catherine's Church, deacon; the Rev. J_. Bernard -Praught (P. E. 1.), pastor of St. Joseph's Church, Alameda, sub-
deacclg, %nt% )the Rev. Dogaltél McKin- non . _ _ ,pastor of t. atllerine’s Church, Morgan Hill, assistant priest. Father Mclnnis is a son of the late Augustine Mcinnls, and a native oi' Earnscliife, _P. E. I. i-Ie studied at St. Dunstan’s College, Charlottetown, and
gasbiour years lat (Laval University,
ue ec. where le id two years of
philosophy alld two of theology. His health failing, he went to California about two years ago. and finished his
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Church Egnnnt Bay was the scclze ol a most illt nesting ceremony wllcll Mr. l<}u.nulllllcl Arsenault oi’ i\loullt l.`al‘mel sou ot lilr. Zozlnlv .\rcsllaull wus united ill nlal°l°l.l;=:-2 to Miss Lutrlc- Anlle Arselllllllt of Urranviiie, daugh- ter oi Mr. Joseph ll. .\_l'sellalllt. Rev. .Father Baudreault oiliclatcd At the ‘lclosc of the ceremony ti*-‘_ happy cou- ‘ple alld their attendants, Mr. Francis Poirier alld Miss Delina Arscnault, sis- ter of the bride proceeded to Mr. Jos- eph l-l. Arsellault's, father of the bride. where they purtook of a well prepared repost. in the afternoon the bridal party completed their journey and happily arrived at the home of thc groom where a well provisioned table was set and supper was served until a extraordinary late hour receiving many ready patronizers. The newly married couple were the recipients of many and useful presents. Tile evcll- ing was spent ill a most enjoyable and appropriate way during which all sorts of clljoynlellts were at the reach of each and evcryollc. At a reason- able late hour the nssellllllallcc dis- persed and each one rcturlled homo lo ‘ie down to the pleasant drealns. Their friends join llauds and lloarts in wishing illeln a long and happy nlsr- rled life.-it. _
J'-PERSONAL NIENTl_ON--Mr. J.
VicKinnon, of Rollo Bay, was in Soul-is T-aturclny on a _business trip. Mr. *rank l\icl)ollaltl was ill Souris, Satur- lay lll‘thé'i'nterest of ills firm. Mr. ’\. 'D. Mclsaac, Herlnallville, paid louris a business visit oll Saturday. Vir. l~‘. J. Mcl’lleo, East Point., was - monge-those visiting Sourls on Satur- `-ley=---~-Mr.--Daniel-Jticlsaac, Bear. River, llsited Souris on `Saturday. Mr. (‘.. J. McKinnon, Souris, drovo to Bear .liver on Saturday, where he purcllas ld a number of head oi' cattle. Mrs. leagle, saleslady in `J. J. Huges' new tore at Ellnira`,- was. in »Sol\ris on Fllursday and returned on the evening rain. Mr. Alfred Paquetreturned to lis home in Souris by the express Sat- lrday evening. Miss Nellie McDonald, eacher at Grecllvale, was o. visitor to iouris on Saturday. Misa Joseplllne -irady, teacher at Glcncorroriale, was u Souris Saturday lllld returned to lnltic oll thc evening traill. Mr. ‘llolllas Castello, llear River, cnlnc to iouris on Monday evening and on Sat rday morning left for Sunnybrae. \I. S., where llc will spend thc winter ir. Michael and Artie (Jllevcrie, of louris. were passengers on the Lady 'ybil, Saturday morning. to l’ic.tou, el: cute to Sunnybrae. N. S., where they ave secured enlploylllcnt with a large umberlllg firm.
WEDDING BELLS.~»-Tile fnllowlllff
` lipping from tho Borderline Budget, lash., is of local interest:-A quiet -ut pretty wedding was solcnlnized at llc llonle oi' Mr. and Mrs. J. Roberts, lfiesillgo, Sask., on Nov. Zird, at -6.150 i. nl., wllen their daughter. Hazel -Lil- lan, was united in nlarrillgo with Mr. Naltcr Adams liicken, of Beulah, Mun File ceremony was performed ily Rev.
l .V. C. Murdock, brotllor~ill-luw of the
irldc, assisted by Rev. W. M. Kale, of \lsask. Tile bridc, lloautlflllly attircd ll a gown of ivory lllessalillc, triln- ned witll silk cnlbroidcred llct and iearls and wcurlllg a vcil of chiffon aught up with pearls, looked very vinsonle wltil her bouquet. of wlllte srnutiolls and lillcs oi' the valley, :ls she entered on ille arm of her futile.-r to the strains oi' Lollcngrill's wedding narcll. played by Mrs. M. 'i. Roberts. After tile ceremony thc guests sal lown to a sumptuous dinner, when oasis were proposed, to which tllo room responded in a happy manner. l`he groom`s gift to thc llrldo was tl ‘old cllain and pcllllullt set with allia- hysts and pearls. Tile bride travelled n n browll tailored costllllle with hnt lild (urs to nluicll. Mr. and Mrs. Dick- "e, after spelldillg their llollcymoon ill laskatoon and Regina", will nlnlu- their ionic nt ilculull. Manitoba. 'l`llc pre-
lcnts to the llridc “ro costly and lumerous and go'-to s w tile popular- ty oi the bride and groom.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.-At u
meeting ot' the Sumnlcrsitie Board oi' .leslitll held Monday night it was; .lcclded that all chlldrcll wllo had been ' rclltcd with anti toxllle could nttt-_llrl_ .cllool this week; and those who hull _ not been treated could attend llcxt- .-ook, provided they sllblllitted ccrli-l it-.alles that they \vore lllllllullc from Iiphtllcriu. l’lldcr thc cirlrunlstallcvs the School Board has tlecidctl to.l<cop :llc schools closed for .lllotllcr week.- X.
THE LATE MRS STEPHEN DODGE. ltev. Dr .lolln Forrest olliclatcd yes- :crday nt the funeral ot' Mrs Dodge. .vldow ot' Dr Stcphcll Dodge. 'l`llo :nsllet was covered with ilo\vers sent n token of sympathy. A group of old 'riends oi the deceased lady were pros- :llt at Camp Iiiil (‘.olllctcl'_v, wllero tile .llterlllcnt took place. Ol' the clcl'g_v -.here were present, llcsidrs Dr Forrest, who oillciuted, ltev. lt. W. Ross. nlld Dr J. W. Falcollelz--llallt'ax ilerzlld.
(Tile deceased lady was tllc mother
lt' Mrs A. G. ings, and tl sister of Dr lilallcllllwl, this city.)
TH URSDAY.
-LARGE SHIPMENTS.- Among
thc shipments by llle Cascepedlll to Sllnmlerside last week were over llvc llulldrod and sixty t-uses ot' callllotl goods forilruce Mciiay & Co. Eviden- tly they are preparing lor tl long will ter.-J.
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WOMEN'S MEETING TO-DAY.-
Tllere. will lle rl. meeting ut thc Armouries at Ii o'clock this aftcrllooll it tile Jolllt-(tonlmitteo of Daugllters of the Empire and \Volllell's Patriotic f\ssociatioll to arrange about Cllriat- nlzls gifts for thc overseas l’. E. island soldiers.
--PURCHASED FOX. - lvlcssrs
Gallant and itocltford came to Sunl- mcrsido Tuesday lligllt, and while here ourcllascll a llmldsollle lnalc fox froln ')r A. Black, which they shipped to Nail Pond on tile llooll train \Vedl1es- loy. The above fox will bo placed ill \ir Gallallt’s ranch at Nail i’olld_-X.
BAPTIST QUARTERLY AT BEACH
P0lNT.- The meetings at Beach Point Dec. lst and 2nd are to be strict- 'y important. Mothers dellomlllational Missiollcry and Temperance ure to be discussed. Every island Church should be well represented. The usu- al travelling facilities on tile Railway will bc extended. and teams will await the arrival oi’ the cvcnlllg train at Murray llurbor Station, Dec. ist. »
THE WESTERN CROPS.- All old
timer living in Western (.‘.anndu. in speaking oi` thc woatllcr and prospects there say that ill October alld Novem- ber tlle total snow fall averaged three 'ect` and that' the weather avora_l.:cd ihis nlontll eight below zero. lie pro- iicts that this assures tllc lu-.xt son- ions crops' will be a llcllvy ollc oven it' 1 dry season intervened ns lilo ground moisture to ensure fertility witil thu ‘ontlnunllcc of ll lollg 'war and a, bil!- :er demand illall cvcr for the grain of thc Went the prospects arc most rcllssurillq. _ ,
WEDDING BELL8.-Tho rosivlonl-c
of Mr. Allan Itogorson, New iluvcn. vas brlllinlltly ‘llllmillaicd ull tile light of Nov. 18th, whcll ills dnuglltcr, Viiss Ada May, wus united ill rllarringo o Mr. Artllllr A. Pollard, of the cnlllc llacc. Tllc nlzlrrlngo ceremony was lcrformod ily tile itlrv. I). Maciionll ill he prcsellco of n llutllbor ol' their inl- llodluto iriellds. At the conclllsioll of he cerolllony all repaired to thc dill- ng roonl wllcrc ll rlrh rcpust had bccll lrovilled by Mrs. ilogersoll. Nceflloss o say. ull dill alllplo justice to the 'icll vlnillis witll wlllvll tllo ttlblo was :overorl_ ’I`llc rcnlzlillficr of lilo evell~ ng was pleasantly spout nlld all sop- nrnted about lllidtligllt wishing lilo mullg and popular bride and groom a very happy and prosperous journey llrough life. Tile (lunrdlan jollls with he numerous friends ill wishing Mr. md Mrs. Pollard ll very pleasant and lrosperoufl wedded life.
HIGH TEA AND BAZAAR.-The
lnnusl Iligh Toll alld Bazaar of St lol-leph's Convent was llclrl in the hall ii’ that illstillltinn lust evening and vas attended wllll great success. This s the tenth anllivcrsary oi' the lllgll ea, and it must he gratifying to tile indly ladies oi' the Sodality and others nterostod to have their efforts crown- ld with such meritorious success. ~‘rom 7 p.m. llllill almost 7 o'clock tile lbliging waitresses attended tile vsnts of the large crowd and served l menu that was satisfying to the most lellcate taste. The departmental iooths of the bazaar conducted by vinsome young ladies were attended vlth unusually good success. as were liao the other amusemcnts provided. \n added round to the pleasure was
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received by telegram on Monday cvell
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ducks are quite plentiful ill Fortune ulld vicinity and some ot' the local
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or mclllbcrs llolivt-roll uolc--worilly; speeches, after wllif-ll <-ollsldcrahlef business was but tllrousll. Tllcll on I
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tllrllcrl revelltly l""‘lll ii--\'.~l'l_\', .\l:lss.. Wllorr-_ sho wil:-‘ vl.=-‘www hw 'l-lllgllls-r. Mr. .lollll Byrne, of Zilollliwl-ilu, wus ill 1-; iuris Molllluy on u l/ll.»'illl~.~'s trip. .\ll‘. .lllrcllll I\if‘lioilIli.l \\':l¢: . lll\fl\_:' illust- vilzitillg Soul‘i.~‘. on .\l:=llrl;l§.'_ fir, i‘ill:= .\lc‘i.l~zlll, of f‘llcl'l'_\' Grov-:, \'.'::~s ll p'.l.~;~ at-llgf-_ rto i'i:ll‘llloll_\' on .`li\,:lll;ly t-vell- ills. Among lllc vi:-'.itol‘s to '>`~o\ll'i.<‘. on .\lo\l»l;ly wore: llzllliol tl. ]iallll».'_v, Illoll- lict-lio; Allull (iillis, St. T\Il\l'l;lll~cl’s; .lllllll .\lr:l)o:l:lld, (lc-orgo blcl’l\_olf :lllll Dzllllul l\ll‘l)onald, St. l‘ctl‘r'::.~-*
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Mr. ii. iii. Vnniiuskirk returllcd yrs- tlfrduy frolll u tour of inspection lo St, Georges and vicilllty, wllcro a new rllrul tclcpllollc systelll has just bcell illstullcd. The new lille extends from .\'cwport to Laullclllllg, a rlistallvc oi' llillo lllilvs, and wllllllorts with the Tel- ephone (‘olnpall_v’s lille at Woodville Mills. ’i`llv illstnllutioll of this new line. illrougll ollv of tllc most prosper- ous sections ill thc |lro\’.lll'l\ is duc to thc ellorgctic ci`i`ol‘ls oi' licv. l). J. G. l`li<'llonuld, parish pricst of Sl. (it-_orge's and the cullllillulioll oi` his work is ccrtzlillly al crtldit. to llllll_ l<`ronl the ilrst. llc insisted on llsitlg only tile best mallvl'iul uvailrlblc. Tilt* sysziolll is llle “i\lcluliic" and is t'nn:;trllt-toll on ccdzll' poles till'/ulgllollt und tllcrc arc clgill tclcpllollcs on tile whole lille. 'l`llc ilcw lille will prove ol illllllvnsc hell(-iii to lllc sccilml ptllullvlllurly, bcsldus llc- lng it tllrlvillg llgril-\lltl1l‘nl collllnulllty, tllorc is a brisk sllippilll: trade.
WHITE AS A GHOST
PALE OR SALLOW CHEEKS ONE
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Pale ullll sllllou' cllocks. with blalllrll-
cd lips and gullls, und dllrk cirvlcs llll- dcr the eyes, :lro thc iirst siynls lllnt nnacnliu. lllls llcirull its llt‘urll_v pro- grcs. This ilrst. wzlrllillgz is t`<lllt~.\~1-fl by grozlt \vcul'lllt-ss and llrvaltlllc-:::slle.-as after any oxccrtioll. You grow nlelall- clloly. llzl.\'ei`rcq1lcllt lluzltlzlciles, awake ill illc lllorlllllg fccllllg tired. You become lllo"bid zllld llcrvous, starting at the sliglltost_ noise, and your heart pzllpiltlics vlolt-lltly cvon on going up-stnlrs. Most girls from four- tcell to twenty suilor from almclllin. Neglect to .supply new blood to thc lallguisllillg, bloodlcss holly, means tl llfo ol' lllisorywllltlt-cal it in all opcll illvitniicll to illzll lllost llopclcss of all (llsc.°.s0s, colmtlpuiioll.
Tllc llcw, rich blood tllxll. cures all-
:lt-nliu l-lull gives new llozlllll und slrllllgtll is readily 1-l't-lli_l‘<l by l)l'. \Vll- liullls' l‘illk l’ills. 'i`ll:lt il: wilv illcsc pills Iluvc curcd lllorf: <'zlnt"s of blood- lcssllcss zlllti blood |llsor<Il'r.~; illull allll' oillt-r lll0diclllc_ ’l`lle\_\' have lllzlrlo tllollfstllitls of girls und \volll<‘ll stroll2. wt-ll :llld rosy, \viill llriltllt teyes :lull new allergy, just Ilcczlllsc illcy llol:l'l.~all lllc llofly with ilu- nf-w. rivll, rcli blood of lloallill. llc-v'<‘ lla :l tylliclll lllsiatlcc. Miss i.zlurn il-mips:-_\‘. Aululrll, .\`. Y., suysr “For slwcrill lllolltlls l was ill il vory bull sialic of Ilcultll. wiill lllully ol' thc sylltptolns that not-ompnlly an- aolllizl. i wal:-'. pale zllltl liicorllcx-as, llnd torribic |l<J1l:lll1'|los, would bc brcntll- loss :li lilo lcnsi cxl-ul‘|loll. llurillgz tried tl lllllllilor ol' lllociirillf-as \\'itlloul_ rclici l ll:ll\lr:lll_\‘ l»<=l°u1lll\ lii>u~t>lll~;lg-_-ll und bcczlll to it-:lr lllllt l was doollled to colliillllcal illllcss. Al lllis Hinge u frlolld who lluzl llllrsolf llccll bcllcliltvd by ilr. \\'llliullls’ l’llllt i’lli.»= urgoll me to try lllclll_ l tlitl so ullll lllullks to ‘tho pills i alll now 4-lljoylllg ilu- l>ce<t oi' llmllill. ulld loci tlllll l rullllot ruculll- lllcnll this spit-llflill lllcrliclllc lou illgll- lv"
so obtain new health mul r-trcllgtll tlldougll illc use of llr. \Villlnllls` l’illk i'ills_ You cull get tllclu- pills tllrollgll any lllcdivillc doulcr, or they will llc sent by lllalil post pnld at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 by writing The l)r. Williams' Zlicdlcinc Co., ilrockvillc, Ont.
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to the band play- ing “Tipperary” on the Victrola.
In response to the over- whelming demand for this
wonderful song, the fa- mous Viétor Military Band _ has made a fine Vicftor Record of it---No. 17651.
On the other side is another
rousing military march--“Priva;e»~..-- .-
Tommy Atkins.” The price of this record is only 900 for both selections.
Other splendid selections on the December lis't of New Victor Records, on sole today, arc:
Thev Start the Vlctrola Billy Mllrrny What a Wonde‘lul Love That Vi/ou‘cl Be
Ada Jones-Bl ly l\/lu .ay
Come Back to lVle Arthur Clough ) \V._..l _lune Time Brings the Rcses Brown--<H:lrlison 5
Both ten inch, double sided, 90 cents
for two selections
Purple Label
The Last Rose of Summer Lucy Marsh
New Red Seal Records
My \V:lcl lrlsh Rose john lVl<~(`.ormacl¢
'lravlaia-Brlndisi linrlco Caruso v Lucrcz-a Bon
All these records are on sale today at any “His Master’s Voice” dealer in any city or town in Canada.
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.oaguc oi the Cross liand, witl tll\‘ fl- uni: alll* lroal. rouio ns tritlitioll oi piullo solos by Mr Jamcsl lm l‘\l\1I\l- i!.»r‘ ulul -'»0f‘ WW ll0l'l"~ Gfeaf. GCOYQC Stfeet, Cl1i\¥l0\t€t0Wl\. t`u\‘rml, ll mt-nlbor ol' tho band. l llllitiu-it llrux'_siorc_ l - -,f
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