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is _ _ _ ... ______ ______._. _I , _ _ | ` A Wonderfn Remed ‘ --i w “Y ~ 'M' Mel -"'°==»-- »- ---_ e-»» --! lill/l llllllllil..limi-‘=2»":if¢‘r.fr*l-tr‘»1'1'i~"~2f-

__ ’ “__” “"j°. ‘°' ‘°'°°‘llS il ill! C0l“m|l-_ -~ 'riiiced if the aims oi the Allies were

' -SPECIAL SUIMERSIDE SKATEiCaall mast accompany orvler. lin!-_ ing( ,»¢,,|iu>d_ nfl! PM-ry Jun Nth Si>e¢l1llr\ll mlm dl-In lvnlrive cents. ‘ .\'i;\\' \'ol=ti<_ January ii.-Turire-_rl it was for urls reason thu Presi-

in Europe must go. The cnienle po- dent \\'llsou's peace note was not wel-

afler skate Return fare §l 00_ -THE IQRNING DAILY Guardlan_wers are confronted by weighty prob- rome in England. desirous as we are , 3924>-i-Mal. ¢2ll D0 0591!-*Gd 8!,L\lEl't)"a ‘1'olU0r~.lems in the near east which must oz' a peace which shall secure the

For Cgughs and ......_¢...._i.,...;.....'.._ir.._........-

'l`he reason, chronic coughs, colds and bron-

chitis yield to Vinol

isbecauseitisaconsti-

tutional remedy. Unlike cough syrups, Vinol removes the cause. This is due to the won- derful combination of the oldest and most famous remnstructive topics,-Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron and Manganese Pepto- nates, Glycerophospliates, etc., with a mild

tonic nine. This is coughs and colds.

i -DON'T FORGET the Summerxlde Hides por lb

- vowel skate neil Friday. mils spe-iumb oem taunt

ff-ial trains from Charlottetown and-Olta (black) bush. 65455 Vfignieh. Band in attendance. The'0ata (white) Mr bill _ 55! glfigzesi. went of the season. Trainr Potatnfra por bush itll 'leave Charlottetown 4.15 Tignish 12.15 Butler (ttl . . . . . .. . 3:'r36`

Fu1lForrnulaonl-:very Bottle - - _ ,emu umiii ii, . .scar

a. splendid remedy for

la always sold with a definite guarantee to return the purchasers money if it fails to give satisfaction. Very few bottles are retnm¢n_

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TM “Ms tion cl their Austrocerman allies. ia nature ofthe war which was neverthe-

l . just aa vital t4, Britain an the hte less recognized aa natural in a distant f-‘~-==='-'-"-“-‘~`-‘ff-'-"-'-'-‘-‘~--ff `-““"""""‘ ' - - 1 ff-‘-~ ‘- "--- f-- of Belgium country.

- lial Parlors. Summeraide. be settled once and for all. helorr. objects for which we have waged war.

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‘ -WE HAVE IIUVED our Shoe De

' _ _there can he an; :nik oi a lasting’ for -hich. as .\lr. Lloyd-George re- lilflmelll 10919(-illlll [#198103 Blllld' _-NEW F353" GROCEIHES H peace between the warring ustioiis.‘ceritl_v remarked. hundreds oi thous- lllt. “'!l¢l’_ SUR! WU! 35004 SU-'KX Of "Sill PPWS- ¥0l\l80m¢f¥ Blll\dU1£,I~`c-r the past quarts' of a century ands of our young men who never wlwrwble swds on hand and arriv- ner: to Queen Hotel- SINCLAIR It these problem; lmvdpeen sieadlii- dreamed ina: me, would have in be ill! daily. SINCLAIH lc STI-.I\\'AB1‘_ STEWART, LTD. igrowing. and they now occupy the soldiers. have given their lives. LTD. 3924-1-hl&E2L ~ » 3924~l!llrE2l- chief concern of British statesmen. The ncte was not welcomed be- ; *_* - |The fate' of the thousands of .xrnielcause it did noi take these objects f _“ENT ANU B0V'5 UL°`|'H|NG. nians who have been wilfully siaugh- into account, and indeed because it a complete assortment now SUIIERSIDE IARKETS. i I `

Gunn. Langlois Building. Water Street‘

,tread sl.\'Cl..am at s1rzwaa1'.‘Bnuer tdairyi per tb

- ixro. ssz+1~sle§;zi.

iflian Mutual A_ssociation Society for

I t

:donation of 819.11 cents.

3933-1-15311!

3925-l-lllfii

-BEAN SUPPER.- A bean sup- 'r was given by the Junior \\'_ A, of _ James Episcopal Church. Pon ill. on Tuesday evening Jan. Sth.

'l'-'29!'.‘i'

It A. rosrisii, linuccisr cmniomsrowu -.';:':.°‘;.“.1f:,:"'°i=""e* =>°°=»'°

_ 9 ii ' -I1 ir emflves by nlarine oats (white) bush. eosoi

Viaolia aoldinlllontague by H. J. Mahon Names and in social intercom-se.f0ais (blat-ki bush. ._ _ 62-65"

Ain, me best dmggisi in an Prince 1-:award island towns. ~ lT”°'°_ "ai ‘* ”`“‘“ °' ““‘°‘“°" °“"" P“““l*' “N - ~ - - - -°"'*'

* -cAl.i. To susssx-ner J \l

_and rand; after supper and the nice Buckwheat (bugh_) . 76-90i

sum of fiftv-seven dollars was realiz- ed ior' missions. -P.

-SEA COW POND.- .\lr. and

l iBuckwheat per bush _ _-Acxnow|.EocuEu'r.-Tire ia- txlnlilns vel' lb

_-im or ure si. vincent de Paul sudo Eau nr dol-

' ly of Tignish wish to thank the Cana-

zszwzieu gsssssfss sagggssan

Butter (creamory) lh

Chickens par lb.

Pbwl per lb Ducks per Ib

Hay (loose) ton liar (pressed) per ton

io.oo to iz.oo id 13.0 _{

is io ir; so to ao

b) ‘

Straw (pressed) per toll 6.00 to 6.50_`

Turnipa por bush 20" Pork 'U6 10 14

ci-|Am.o1'rE'rovvN manners 'ruriiips (bushel) . . . ...zozo:

‘Wheat fhuali.) .... . ... $1.25 -1.50

‘Hay (toni . . . . . . , . . . . . _ _.. sie-tial, _Straw (ton) . . . . . .. 7.00; ’Potawes (bushel) . . . ... 6050:

V////////f=`~“fll’£ nit-E. wh., on his mmh __e___;, gg: urs. .iamer Riley. or sea cow P<>nd,fi.dmi>, (uve) . . . . . .. ._ .osig-.09

Flour

In stock at our Seed

Warehouse several hund- red barrels best brands

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Flour, in barrels and 9

49 and 24 lb. bags, whic must be cleared cut at onc to make room for cars of seed and grain now on the way, our prices will befound the lowest in the City. Barrels and Bags all sizes.

‘ "Robin Hood”_ Flour the best Flour on the Mark made_ from No I Har Manitoba wheat, mak from 10 to 15 loaves mor bread to the barrel than any other brand. Try a barrel you will like it and use no other. -

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Professional Cards

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WARBUBTON Q lhaw _Bal'l'l¢Cl, Atxornaya. Notary Pu: llc. Ste., Solicitors for Canada Banu an Association. Bank ot Montreal

Ctrada. Permanent Mortgage Corner a n

Oihooa-Old Guardian fllhva- Ph

was Block. Carlottatoim. P. I. l.

§ I-luunqi.

Dr. J. E. BLANCHARD nizN'i‘is1°

PARLOR8-125 Queen 8trcet, Charlottetown. P. E. l.

Phono 275-J.

3482-12-l9Mlmo.

S. S. Hessian

LAVIVIR lontquo. P. I. L Honey ta Lean

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IIOIION li- Durrv

llrriotarl and Attorneys Solicitor-l for Royal Dann of can-f.

KONI? T0 LOAN

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»t.A, Mckarn. \<_C_4 Donald 'lloltlmion HULEAN Q KeK|NNON

..larrla\v\, ., Attornoyl-It Law

ltoval Bank Bldg.. Charlnttvtowtl.

Mcl.EOD _& BENTLEY

W. I. Bentley, K. C. Barrlatera ami Attornoyrat-Law

Money io Loan.

Oillee-Bank of N. 8. Chambers,

Charlottetown. P. I. I, .. ._.

J. D. Stowarii Barrister, Solicitor and 'Notary Public Ofllce

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ivewsriu iicocit

_ Cli_arloti'ciown

Brarmh' Ciiicu 'Ceorlotown (0 f.n:-rt .nn Rfiil

* » Estate

WIS-roilltt.

The Sunnyside Crockery.

‘ Good Values Bere Now in . Lamps

‘ Our lamps not only

give you excellent illum- inatiori. but cut down the oil bill and beautify the home as well.

See the complete var-

iety here now of

Parlor lamps

. . Hall lamps

Kitchen lamps

Bedroom lamps

and lamps for every pur- pose. Our prices areas

, low as the quality will

permit.

B _ BLACK & C0.

Sunnyside

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Thi., wcullier calls for

gooil, miiifortal>le_ wami winter undr-i-wear. and we are right rcady for you wail. “ne or lim best and mint rolnlilf-te (ll:-¢plh_v.s wtf have over shown.

li-'src you will limi

$tanHeld's Underwear .

Wata°n’s Underwear. Ponman's Underwear.

Tryon Underwear.

and every other good

I grad_e. " `

in 2-piece mills anal coul- lilnntirmn in suit any ilg~ ure, nl fr price to ill _v<»ur piirsp. _

\\'lnt<ir mips. with knit li_i:i|l

Wriollen Gloves

Lined Leather Gloves

Warm mlttn Woollen sox

Sv/eater Coats

Swdfters Mlllors

. Shsoplined coats Overalioer

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Get your 1i'e\’_V_ warm Und_erwear_ Here --Today _

llther warm Wearables

l,umbermen’i\ rubbers. '

' _ lhave received a letter from their Pork (selects) whdcsalo _ . 16-16%

_l i il S ll] .\l ll 1 . , ‘ ' " ‘ ' ‘ ZiT§.2Z_°h.l §...‘l?`.'5`“.'§ ri.-ii§f..T."f$i‘;;>pngj;;f>;hj;*;°ggrgefnu g;f§h=°1g; gimefdicmmefr ifnwi mg 5.- _ y_h_ _ 1 h SM _ _\'_~ _ - ' ‘ ggn, OZ. .... .... .... .... trier. rillvetxli 5°” he ‘S “el” Y‘~"'5` ""5-" bl" 5@"l“§' F°"1- U’ 1245 uniL'er:~:iood. will act-ep'. the invitation;;°nf__:‘;£__”:;|:|;$§-;l_*§_i:_t¥P Dl_:Jlll__lg§:_gl1_l<zol18_6 lb .... .. i- r__1 _,_,_-__._ »- _ ~d___- F. .» ' lrs 5 c , .. . .. i`f...‘i3-7~_°."$ 3.. li»p`f§é'$l"$fffff.’i.'?'éif.il.I_’°“ M- wi wi of me ifwches and-Turkeys. in -. .. mi wh5_._,_ m,,,__,__._ in _,um ;aI;;...ugii not a letter writer himselt.’Boet (tb) retail 15-20

ialw-I-'S likes 10 get the home-news. Beet (wholesale) dressed .07-.10'

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-ii 'ti His friends hope he will be F-pared to Beef (live weight) .. .. .. .05-.07

return home in safely.

-WEDDING BELLS.-l\lr_ Wm. E.

Mc.\'evin. or Pinvlier Station. Alberta. and Miss Lila Sheen, of Tyne Valley.. P. E. I.. were married Tuesday. Jaii. 2nd. at the home of Rev. li. Wright. Plncher Freel-' The bride is 3 i`|'ni_|gl.- ter of .\fr \\~ . Shuen. 'l`y~ri‘~ Valle). and was for a number of j-'ears one of the most popular saicslaiiies oi' .\lesisrs=. Sinclair & Stewart. Ltd.. Summerside. .\ir. .\lc.\'ev{n i.~. tl sor- of lliz I.. l\ic.\'evin, Tyne \'alie_v. and went west some years ago. Their many island friends join in wieiiin: them a happy voyage through life.-.\

-RECOVERING IN HOSPITAL.-

The' following letter has been receiv- ed li_v Mrs. Warren Leard. of Alber- ton. from B. D. Wilkins, from their son, Private Spurgeon Warren Learii in l-`ranr:f.~: f‘;isuait_v Flearlng Sta- tion. .\'o. li. BB. ii. F., France. Vliristmas eve 1916, Dear .\iarlairl.»- Private Loanl 13th Canadians. ha.- asketl me to write to you to say he- iii at present in this hospital. He is doing quite nicely and will soon be able to write to you himself. He wish~ cd me to write in the meantime s-fi that you niigli; not lie anxious about him.

-ICE RAClNG.- The first hors"

race. west. took place on .\iill ltlver ice. on Saturday. January 6th. l'ietw¢.~:n Billy Ma:-. owned by William IiicPlierson. Elm.-. dale, and driven by James W. (J'~ Brion, Elma-idiile. ami the 0‘Leai_-.‘ Qiictii. owned by Janios Adams, 0'- i.'=ir\>_ :invl ilrivc-ii by Harry O'Brieli, .\lhri°tnii. The first two heats went to llllly Mac. the third-and fourth to Thi- 0'l,|::iry Quoin. thi,-n llilly clinic liiwk siiiilig ami won tho liliul lifat with ii sliuill margin. :-ii-,oiiiz lifriirly .-||»;r~|-.~'» from this spou- iitorn. Siinininry: Billy Mar: (Ji. 0'- liiii-ii. i l 1: Z l. The (l`Lc'.n'y Qiiccli lil. l.\'Urlcll) ‘J 2 1 i 2.

_.H .r-._ .. fs- __|_,_,_»15ul_,_, ._

IESTEIII PERSOHILS

-Prrisccuior 'Pliill|ps, Siliulncriiilic.

wr-nt. down to flliarlotlotuvrii Friday on official liiifeiiicss.-li. _ _

--Miss l-.illiuu Murphy of Capo lI`r=i-

vcrso is vliiltim: ln Kcn.=iliigtuli `lli|: ciirfrt of hm' couiiiii. Mrs. Lconaril Sliiioliaii.

-Mr. J. llc.-ulon uiiii Mr. ('. l:1a.s~

hr. of Spriiigiinlrl. have lei( for the Vnllctl States, whore they intend to spcnil soma! time. -W.

lu “"'ii‘ir

livilui

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l BRIEF FILED AGAINST HORN.

_ \\'.-\SHl.\'GTO.\', Jan. li- The gov* _'ernment brief in the case oi \\`e'ttier_ ; Hom, who appealed from the decision `of the Circuit Court of Apeals ailirm-l Jing a decision by the l’nitr.-tl States, ‘ District (‘ourt for .\lai-isa:-husetisdeny-| ing a writ of habeas corpus. was filed ;in the Supreme Four( to»ria_\'. ilorn__ iv. charged with violating the I'nlted_ States law against shipping explosives on railroad trains. an act he is alleged .to have committefd in order to blow _up the international bridge of the .Vnnadian Pacific Railroad at Vance l boro. Me., in Feb. 1915. _ The govemment holds that the ap- peal is frivolous., as the' Sllllfeme Court has no jurisdiction in appeals from the Fire-uit Court in habeas cor- pus proceedings. Horn claimed im- munity from prosecution because- he vvne- a less-rvist officer in the German Lanflwehr and contended that in blow- ‘ ing-up the bridge he was rotnmlttilig _

an act of war, This the ll0l'€l'“m9“l a

regards as an idle effort at defense. inasmuch as there is nothing in inter- national law affording ‘5“"h DF0i0'~`U°“

nn neutral soil. __

Nllill ISIANBER

liBiilViR|NG IN HllSP|lAlf

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'This letter is the outcome of a meet-l~

ing between two soldier brothers Pte. »; ,I-l. A. McLean now wounded andl1_

nur- \i (‘ \flcl,can wht met iiil

Gu »~ ‘ _.‘ London. England. after n S€PBl'¢'~l-l0“"l of eighth years. Tlicy are sons of Mr. _

Win. l.. Mt-l.cuii. Peters Ronvl. l’~ E- i

(¢|u|, fur 11,.-_ (Jw--.l~.i'. l~‘rot:r~..~. _ 5

l.lillili-Il l."3',‘. 2-'ll"l. llllli.

Uoar Fathifr and Floiliv-': _

1 hav., just hail i=i|p|i1~r aliil ani;

fcelitig more like sitting dowtrn _ wliiic. than walkiiii; nriiuiivl. no l will __ wrile _\'0\l u [cw linen-i. I lziiliiil UP '"- tl-lonrluu tlircri <lu_\':< uizu. uliil its usuzil tl am paradiug urounil nooiii: :ill l mm _ The wcatht-.r hiiru is so tlanili Wi' foggy that ll makr-aa it \li|<:u|lifortuli.~\ when out ui flour'-1 init wi: are usrell 1'» ‘ it |io\\'. Ycstnrday I \~'0ltl llll W ll" holxpilni on Etidpll St. wlicrc liurv ~ is, and altllmlglilll was not ii vieuilii; du,-_ | gn( ln, ami [puiul him alright. liut. tlldn't know hllii at firm. unll ht: tlldn't know mc. llc luis u fic-rt-1: moustache- boats nilnc all ht.-llow ln color and variety. Outside of that hc looks great- rather thin yet. an1i_ showing the effects of ivliat lm has; gone through. Tho only thing that_ looks the same about llarvlf: is his hair. :intl l would know that ll' l

I. ,`

Kim; til-nrrro aim Qiiiwn 1\lar.\"H,_

liadn’t seen him for twenty years. `

l-le is fast on the me-nd nr.-iv. Tho*

wounds on his right arm and hip nm entirely cured. He showed me those.~ but his knee and ankle are still haml- agr.-:l up. `

wheeling himself around, when l camo

l spent two hourii `w_lth hllll l’€f\l€l‘-_P

dav and two more th is afternoon.

When constlpated or bllloua give " M .h -

"California 5yruP of Fill." ,Today he was up in S L mf

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shadow _

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Il'he misconception in _no doubt our

own fault. Perhaps we should have taken more vigorous steps to set our case more fully before America.

I believe that England would he

ready to make peace tomorrow if the central powers would grant the al- lies their demands for other peoples and not for the allies themselves. The allies are seeking nothing for them- selves. but merely to mature thg ln- vaded territory and fugitive govern- ments oi the weaker powers tg their original possesiiors. enabling them to continue their uatloual life without fear of “mailed fist" lurking in the

--_ ' ‘Tl-

were talking about ‘a Du t I 1

°°""lP°l°‘| W“"°~ "“‘"¢°"-95 ‘Wd Ho told one of thedoctortl not to tid _' and sour bile gently moves out of its fn by' ¢c_,|gm_ 5,, |¢-mg 3. than 1"; I .little bowolii without grilling, I-Bd you anyf_|,|||‘ |93 5; "_ _ i ~ lin" 8 Will. llllYl'lll Glllld llllll- I `n`iuat close now for this time. I '

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Come in and see “Heart Songs.” Go overa few of the pages Look for your favorite piece. It is there. Compare “Heart Songs” with any other song book you have ever seen- We know the result; you will not go away without a copy of the

Charlottetown

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BVOI’

aily Guardian’s

Beautiful Big Song Book

"Heart: Songs” is not a mere collection of words and music thrown togeather to make a song book, 20,000 people voted the songs in “.leart Songs" the songs of the American people Four years we 'erequired to reach a verdict and the result is “Heart Songs,” the song book of the American people. Many of these songs cannot be found in any other collection They came in yellow, time-worn, tear-stained sheets- that had been sacredly treasured from childhood - some were written out from memory-others were given by titles only- or remembered verses involving a long search to obtain the whole. Or' the thousands receivei it is safe to say that the several hundred finally selectei-as having the largest number 'of votes and the highest endorsement-represent today the taste of the Americian people\in its choice of music. We believe th_at the distribution of this unrivalled song collection will bring more happin :ss into the homes of our Readers; will do more to make then attractive to young and old; do more to inculcate a love for music; to soften, elevate and refine the home life; to cultivate the noble and

hi_ghe_r virtues ot the fireside- than any other means we could a op . _ .

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“"‘"°‘l' " is "-Sm" ‘"3" 'hu y°“f Ht' pltal for Flirlstmas and all the rmll . ' l "*""' we 0'-0'" "'°m°fl-~ 11"' °“" *'°"°" .nm who are this were hoping -' ~of great singers-Four Years to build; 20,000 people to Help

_need n gentle. thorough cleansing at thém_ ` 5 »

Dnafhen Dénvliih. ilrosil. lllltleiis. Dale. 'h|H':(rvi.: ifcgqol ax; i,ow`:|BlkA¥&l,l (ii: ] A value at $2°50_a at 98c'

tlocsn't asleep, doe|n't eat or act natn-` wgungcéem fmuan they Wm hem] |¢ rally. or is feverish. _stomach sour gmdua" by elecmc ma""eB_ lr breath had; luis stomach-ache, sore H., mf; me ,hu Wim, he “me he;-ei tlirotlt. rliarrhosu. full of cold. give a N, the h°",|¢,|_ as M, mg W5, pmt: loanpoouful of “California Syrllp 0! ty bamy mangled up, me ¢{0¢¢°|-,_

Figs." ‘and in a few hours all the foul, m in m 1;; ‘

This Guarantee Goes With Every Copy

Readers

To Guartliliii

Only for

98°

As explained in

Coup( n on p'i°fe

Weunhesitatinqly state that HEART SONGS is the greatest collectioii of old gang: ever tlfoduoed and will not oniv please you, but willpleale everltmlliirr

of yourfamily more than any other single volume you have ever placed in your borne in years, or your money will be cheerfully refu fided

,,,‘{_;’“,,',’,§'f“,§‘,`_§,,,‘§§’§,‘, 'l§§uf}",§;";,,_§£ ggiereygplgégzrf :_1_\_f_v__1c~k§ wvvle °¢‘ -A-million, homes own “Heart Sonds." Br-ingit home with you tolllgh iiieyiovelw deliuvus ww. and li -1- von; im.. nm. _ _ _ awdltwill novel' leave. Less than-l-4 cent per copy for _co|_|_ir te

'_ . . . i/°l_~k=1;¢°§§=_i§\_;f;=;_{°§:_r'§'f‘y,jj:é_ “___ °u~‘&»*1;_°<’c75°~”_LEA~‘_ __ word: and muale of _each song. Compare this with the ooot ' the

Réuten Tu W ti.. of -~c.iifmi. syrdp oi i=~i|»,' N.. 2 amid"-4¢h‘nt A. rf., cheap so-called popular airs.

, _ ‘ which hal directions for babies, child- - Cmadlgn Crmnngdnili - _ . _

" " 'i' if ‘rch ofall agus and for grown-npr B.E.l-‘. Army P.0.. London, Enjr ‘ - ' - ' ' ' ‘A

& plainly on the' bottle. Beware of P.B'.' I saw motwood Grey ycsf, ‘

_ r _ y munterlelts sold here. 'ro be lure tdrdgy. He iii well and looking line. "1 .

im l K’nd’a*rM`W" A' lyl°`li'rnilBl;eh'y“!‘-iCBl,ll0‘r:\llw aoll|f:vll‘l:ere,Mi:if:kln:'l;|n't llnndnhliimdge d..r....,.-- mi... .., If.. nhl yd. - . | - _ l *wi f-owen _ ;. _ _ ti-¢~N~

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