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Rajialarud Nural

Wometfs Simpler- Hygiene

More absorbent- Discards like tissue

By ELLEN j. BUCKLAND

THE CHARLOTTHQTOWN GUARDIAN

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COMM' PIAE

. LL the problems of old-time .- hygienic ways have recently been ended. largely because of a lll‘\\' way callL-d Kotex. Korea discards as easily as tis- / sue. Thus no laundry, no em- l-nrrassmt-nt of disposal.

Being 5 times as absorbent as lrdinary cotton "pads," you wear ‘tightest gowns and frocks without "IIKIIZCSI fear. Deodorizes, too, thus tnding all fear of offense.

Obtain at any store without embarrassment simply by say-lug "Kotex." Many stores have it

already wrapped on counmrs, ready ' I

for you to pick up and take along without even asking for it.

Try today 11ml you'll nut-er again risk the unccrtnintv 111' 11l1l W111». Box contains l2. Be surc you 111-t ‘ the genuine. Only Kotcx itself is.

“like" Kotex.

No laundry-wliscard like tissue

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Growing

For this week we have a fair supply of

SEEI) OATS

and 6 rowed BARLEY

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FIELD PEAS VETC HES

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Seedsmen to the People ' \ ' i f/‘l a

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INSECT-EITES

Mlnard's lakes the itch 1111f of mosquito ‘111111 lly l1it1-tl. I)."1l\\'!~‘»

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Coats Made to

Measure

Fit guaranteed in Stanley Styles. Regular at $7.98 to Twenty Odd ‘Dollars. Mens Suits. Overcoats. Falncoats tailored to measure. fit juarantced. in any stYle at"! 9°“ lars saved.

.5. F. TARBUSI-I

Representative 172 Prince Street. Charlottetown O-O-oro-owovo o 0 a o4 o 0 v0 oooeo

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(‘an-ada S. S. Lines Ltd.

sTsAMsHlP SERVICE MONTREAL

Charlottetown

And St. John’s

S. S. CAPTHORNE

Luv; Leave Montreal Ch'Town Juno 10th. June 14th- Carvell Bros, Ltd.

AGENTS

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111111 11i1l whit-h \\-1-_ lll-‘ul in 11-1-1-111 slt-kn-H-‘s 11f 11 rlllr-

' entl. at French _ July 30th next.

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Ladies’ Dresses And;

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- (‘ARD ()F THANKS?

\\'~- wish t1) express t-ur slut-cl‘?- lhlllllts l1) the Lullies’ .\i1l Society 111'. 1llllt'l'.\‘. 1lI-'.1 I‘. Ii. lsl11111l llnsl-ilnl. for lltt-ir kindness, 1-1-1-1-111-11 from 111111 111' 1\\11 lnilnlhs lhi- spiri: 11" lLIlll ~i11-in;_- t-ll-urly shotrll.

BERT McEWEN. BESSIE McEWEN, C. H. VAN IDERSTINE.

Tenders For

French River

Sealed Tenders will be received‘

v at this office until noon on Monday. '; June 20th. for the delivering of 60 cords of poles. 16f

supplying and long. not less than 4 ins. at small River on or before

Parties may tender for the whole‘ or any portion of same. The Depart? ment does not bind itself to accept‘ the lowest or any tender. l

Tenders to be addressed ‘.0 the l-Hlllttll l0 -\lI'-

undersigned and marked “Tenders 'l‘I\lllll-'=i "l Ull- (H

r poles for French River Road." . For further particulars apply at} this office. ' l

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Among the millions of admirers ereiqn than his only little grarld-molhcl‘, Queen M-iry in a accent t of King George V. none is more ar- daughter, the wee Princess “Bcss," portrait study by Malctls Adams, dent in admiration of Britain's sov- shown above with her royal. grand- London.

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stage whorl.- it is cc-nsidercd 11 irmn 1""-11i11l 111-n|11)sili1111 I11 train-l‘ 111:1 s. he contllloll-l in 111111 wzly. | ‘Swill as the ael-oplau-u is. yt-l. this arr-m ‘(IISHIIICG is (‘ltl/(“Fflll in‘ r1-1111ll'k11'lrl_v ftr-"t time I1y the "(V1.1- ‘iitn-ntnl Lilulited." 11111»,- 111’ 1h‘? luxur- iolls ltigh 1:111 ‘>1 Pas-t. 1‘l‘1llllH 111' 1hr] (‘tlntulinn .\' 111-lull llnlllvtlys. 'l'hi.~1- ruin l1-11v0s. Nlnnlrl-ul‘. tltlily 11! 101- 'l.'1 p. 111., 11-1111 zm-ivl-s iu Vnllrollvcr th1- filth 1I11y 1l-l'lut'. y \\'l1il11 1111-0110112 1l1~1'11:-: tllf‘. 111111-111. i111‘ ll'llVt'llt'l‘ cl-jnys _11

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n-etli-Psl (‘11111111-‘1111 Ntlt-lotlal Agent.

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r1 sillenrs.

Our gr-nitll 11o .\l. L111 111' Victoria. has also pur-

Lczrs t-hoil-t- is 1111 ()l1l.1111:.l1il1- Se» 111111.

CONFEDERATION ANI) DECORATION PURPOSES

the factory in England who have the exclus- ive sale for the British Army and Navy, a large supply of finest quality all wool Flags. Call and see them and get prices.

THE ROGERS HARDWARE CO., LIMITED.

15032-11’ ll-tisfll.

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11 row l= Yiilllll‘ 11- lllt- .- - .1111 Jillll. \'. It. wn rl ls-n 115 _ s MfcgLlgii-Arucrks ll my 5111' l1. ‘|'-_\.-n, - 111.. 111913-1111‘. 1.121% 11-1- 113x11‘ Q1111, We have just received a few beautiful Salt and Pepper acts ln new patterns and .11,ongfellown FODDER CORN WW l Him‘ a Y ° ° ' 1.11. 1111- » - 1.; 111-r 11111111111 111991111; ,1 111.. 111.1111n»1.111l antique finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.85 to $4.70 “Wlaconsin" FODDER CORI O ' " m“ m" ‘il..11.1.1 lt1_.~'-. j(nun11l nvy 1.0112111‘ 111' l'.l-na<l.l.i SILVER ENTREE DISH $1250 S‘LVER_HULL Buckwheat‘ 1i W,‘ _ __ ____t_________ ______‘ _ W. . an y}. in“ hum, TnPSfln-Vv Th“ , _ , . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - ~ . . . ... - - - - - - .. ~ y l '. ‘l"-ll- .1i1-111- 41-1111- 1-5 ii-si t)11 '|‘111-s. m..,.1111-_. 11 1,1. 111111.111 11111,.‘ 1g~_-\_ SILVER CANDLE SSTICKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3.25 -—-—-- l6 1l1l_\' 111111 l-‘l illly 111' 1'Jt\‘l] \\'t'l'l\'_ .\’l1‘.1 11911111,“. l1“. gpn ~ 111,.‘ SILVER BUTTER DISHES . . . . . . . . . .. 195 to $3.75 1.1, 11-111 .\l=-~ -‘\'~~ ----1-- . -~~'-‘ l-ll-‘l-r- 11' Tllltllli- unit-d 1111-1-11... - 111' 0111-‘ s-rsnuuo SILVER FLOWER VASES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6.50 Pr. l :"'“l'“"l‘l- i “"""‘»‘-‘ _i ’ ‘ll’$'l‘~'_'\"l“:l"_’ 1111113 ‘Slfilltfiflli- 111111.111 11-1‘. but dill‘ STAINLESS STEEL KNIVES with Ivory Handles . .. 5.00 to 10.50 D!- ANI) FLOW ER " “ 3‘ " 111.1“. (11111151; 11.“. 13.21 °““'““ Sm‘ ‘ °°°‘° "*5 s" ~ <1 - . -‘=- ‘ " '~ ' ' -‘- - ‘ 111 1"- 111‘ :1 _ 11111 lr-A 1. n ca e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 1-1111. sllnrl- 111' :11.- 111-1111-1-111111 111' 111-r own-t _ Our Brass will be sure to please you. Here are a few of the malty bflumul 1,1 I 1111110, 111111 l)t*£‘tl.l-f‘ 1111- .hn1 1-11111 articles we carry. - ' \'1.1111-,- _ 1111s 11-l.l 1111-1-11- -11l1-1-.li111. i1.- 111- " lllc‘ - TURNIP seen. ONION fl .1.’ 1.-= . i 111111 f- 1-1111111-11 l"1-s11l\'1.-1l 11 "1111: r _11- HEtsLl-IOSETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $5.00 to $12120 SETS. CLOVER and TIM- ' ..'.. 1-1 1 1 111.2 \'.. “m. “I N“ " “m” tl\\'ill(l‘ll 1111- 111-11pl1- 111 11 11-11121111011 CO S . . . . . . .. . . 1 . O i" “ ""l‘~'l ll"" 'l"' l';"I'1 ’l.‘ . ‘I t- - ATR E LE . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . OTHY 355D- etc" VEGE- .1, ' - FIiPIllI-“i l‘; hulld-"t Fn-siilt-nl .‘. s. \. lllitlltliilllillllllllihllliliuf ‘ gum“ HM“ ixltRDEINlERE-SI- . s . l. 429315;: TABLE and Fl-QWER SEEDS l ’. i ."”*- ‘m’. ,""-“" l""'*= -\“" “-"-" "“‘~'“"I" , 01111111111 ll- l‘.\-l-11.--. RXR»- 111' CANDLE STICKS ...... 1.50 n) 6.50 Pr. PEAS and BEANS. /\ I D _ “m! infill“ ‘ Fwlllhflil l1 _ ~ .\l1lll:l1|11~ llll-lklll ; ‘>111 “Lil.- \'am.ou\-(,y.‘ was 111.116“ viz>p‘l)li‘asi' _ ' QM”, hm.“ "n m“ SIWM“ " -_"“ 5 l-h-lnr) t.1.-1|r111l<- ll-"Yllll- 111-111, sllt-rL-cditlg. ‘lxrit- ‘H1-.111l10r 11nd ~ l A" ‘Ieclricil Bl" W0uId b much aPPrefililld also. I .l11111'1.1\\'11. ’.-‘\l1s11ll|11~l_y s-nlllltl. .\‘lI‘(‘(l ‘1-11-11-11111-1 .\11.~‘- 11 Snlilll. _1_ _p_ (:l~(hg1)lt)vi m- Saim M,’ y, The Ham Ahxander Campbe“ 1 TABLE LAMPS _ I ‘ ~ _ _ _ _ I I I _ ~ I . ‘ _ _ _ $7 5o ‘o $15.00 & "Y WW" Ill“ (‘You ' m‘ 1'1‘. m“ IL, was elected 11 tut-tuber 1'1‘ the BOUDO"; LAMPS ' ' ' ' ' " 5'45 t 80o - . gillfllllsl, illwml 51min?“ hlllill‘. ylll-Q li'-\\'1-1|'-l_ 111-Ills" 1:1l\'-~li1_11 -11- Dominion (‘ount-il. -1_11_-1-1-1-1l€l1.: R-E- This gtmili-mxln \\-11.-1 11111» n1‘ 1111- PER-COLATORS i i I o 5:55 Ill‘ ll Ill l- l-- (‘llllllb- ll-"ltlm- -\-..-11.<t1|1e, 1l1l1l11-...< 1111 June 311i m .\y|nql1rong Q1119,- 011 1.1 \- w .11. H» '- Y. l'ri1»11111 2.1T» 1111-. 11am 111' lllllFklfttlp 111-l llnil in h1- i.‘ 0.1.5“ m ‘l i,‘ “"_ I O H‘; hm‘ ("nun seven elected 1111-111b1-rs \\'I11) rt-plt-s ‘ TABLE STOVES . 15g 1n 7,59 ' ‘A Pun-r 2-1:‘. 1~l 111111 .\ll>‘f<l Nlurn. v l9 Em.‘ ‘Imnmn vumml‘ ' 1].)“, Mme leqfiplfixvw \l\_ll‘o' M“ "MI"_H).‘O ‘m ‘h? tinted 1h:- gitii-rfsl 111' I't1]111t‘.l‘ C1111111l11| ‘K281325118 . . . . .. _ 335 L1 .; I _~.,l y‘. _\1.“1_ 3J2 11‘ .._ _ ._,_ ‘ .1 . L . A1,‘ , V’ f‘ ~ v_ x _j_ ' _ ,1 _ now 11111-111 111 11- val-tolls. _ , , . , _ , _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 225 t 2J5 _ 111., ~11111 1t 1 11111111111; 111_\ 111111 1 .11 1111a r101 m‘ M m “.15 1o 11111 11l 111 llli 11.1111 nlemhlgs [hm h“ up m (funwdelu o

atiou in 186T. ‘ll is 1-11tl11-r 1111111111111- ate that 111 this 1 y 111111 llislztnrt- w1- know very Illilt‘ o1‘ th1- 11011111] 11111-11 played by v11ri11l1s llolcunics 111 the‘ conferetlct-s 1ll11t led 111 (‘lnlf-zllt-lfl zltlun. 1'l he 1-111111-11-111-1- met-titles were secret. 111' sl|11p11sc1l t1) be ill; least. W1- 1-1111 tlsccrttliil the‘ ilt'll\'l‘l ties of eat-h i111li\'l1lu11l tll-lugzllu in] the open meetings. 11nd it is i11 s111-h1 that the gtdllllflllilll whose 11111111- 1111-1 lpetirs at the 111-ad 11f this .~;‘.1111‘t‘ ‘sketch, shines forth i11 1111c ll the} -grc:1t moments nf ltlfl-llfo. The ex-l ‘act llutc was the 17th c.‘ l-‘ebrll11ry.. 1865.-’I‘I11)se interested i11 the pro-y posed (Yunfelleration 111 11111111110111 lhollse ol‘ l'p11el' and Lowt-r 011111111111 ‘lllltl spent 11 wczlly 1l1ly on that par-l lticulol" 1l11l1-_ 'l‘l11- 111111111-11111111 lncnl-i Thpre passe“ peacemny away mlbm-s bud r11llle1l this talent an Ills home i11 Scnrlctnwu tfortnerly-wol? dhnugunp‘ f‘ msihdo Cl lml .. _ . -. co11l111le1.1i1:111 1111411111111111-1. .\t 111111-11 n1 Fly-mil. Thomas Bell. I11 ltlh 41s 1" ._ ‘Huh w“ h__ 1 _‘ ‘ w? l your. iMir. Bell bud 11111 b9?“ in1 ‘if’ a" l“ t 1' ':‘“"_°"“s " 1h1- best 0t‘ henlth 1'01- B01110 t-iltle "““m_ U.” IMO" "flmumm m“ ml“ m" was about and “Me m H.011.‘ AIHMHHIRI taln11bell rose 111 do hi“ wnrk “"111 about 11 work 111.. his 10121. 11nd 11111110 tho grentest lllrt- his 111111-11. The (IL-UGLHl-tl 11l1111eecl1 o1 his hie. P111111 11v 11111111 man highly respected lOl‘ his gen- h1:1111s\vel'1-;l lhi- 1111111110111 questions. i-rolts an1l charitable disposition that l1n1l bet-n hlllletl ‘llllfllll; tho‘ was" :11‘ 11 tlm- chtifsltul cltartlctel‘ (lily. Th1‘ dllrk 11nd 1111111111)’ future of 111111 his passing beyond the vtlle l Cllnzltltl. 11s. l1 lliltl b11011 pnlntcd by ..nl_v t1 blessed fPliVilfll. l-Ie was ll the 111111ositi1111, was illllnlinzlteil son 111' tht- late .\lr. 11nd Mrs. (‘hur- with sunshine 11ml ]1I“(?S[)(ll'l[y- lil- l1-s llell of Cnpe Traverse. Loft 1011511 never been regarded as m] 01-11. luollrn the loss 0|‘ 11 husband 11nd'1m-_ unhbugh 11.. 11M 1mm a mm“. will"? “r9 *1 Wm’ ‘"9" "e13" bcr of tilt! legislature 11111111515111.1101 Snllth) 1111111‘) children vlz: Charles. on m“ one 00111510" m, ma“, his l-Jh-nnor. Mllrintl, Kenneth, llnrold Hume Mme“ he Win01 I'm, pérflph._ 11.111 (Yltludo, i1) 111111111111 the sincerest numy {mm m“ hmw"m“l 'resllmed “ymnmhy M ‘he “Ommmm-v m: his sent Irv w1i11 1~l11"‘1'1‘1l 111 the raft- uxtentletl, 111.1111 the following bloth NB‘ "a had won a “rum lmmeh

Th1- M-‘ssus .\‘l:1r_-.:11r1-l (‘11lll1eck.. \'i1t111-i11 on‘ .\l1)n1l11y 111-hing.

.\lr. null .\lr:-1. \\'11l1cr II. llell. Ruth l. Harper 11nd ‘.\lr. 11nd .\ V. II'J\\'lll n111-.r11l 111 the tuljnci-ul culutnllnity 11f ituunatllne (‘urt- r111 Snullzly.

Friends 111' M-iss l-‘lorerl 1- Prnflil .21‘ Victoria regret to learn 111' her 111-mare illness llllt‘ to tnllmps, and |1-\-1-ry11l1c hopl-s 111-see 111-r 111111111 in ‘111-1- iire-t-rl-aln parlor ugh-In in 11 ‘ft-u’ day-l.

“HERE COMES THE BRIDE”

A wedding gift should be such that will please for a long time and help the bride to make everything nice in her new home.

i We have many beautiful things to delight the heart . and beautify the home of any bride. A visit to our House. hold Department will convince youof the truth of this,

SILVERWARE (Set of, Six)

_ Adam Paul Revers Queen Bess Wm. Rqqm TABLE KNIVES (Model) $ 9-00 9-00 _ (Hollow) 13-50 13.50 (Stainless) 14.50 14.50 _ 9.00 11.50 DESSERT I(NlVES 11.75 11.75 (Stainless) 11.75 2.00 a 3.1111 D|NNER FORKS 8.50 8.50. 4-00 DESSERT ‘FORKS 11.25 11.25 3.75 3.10 sour SPOONS 8-50 95° 4-“ TABLE SPOONS 11.50 0.50 4.00 4.10 passes-r sF-oons 8-25 8-25 3-75 3-95 TEA spoons 4.25 4.25 2.00 2.15 cores: sroous 4-25 4-25 241° 15-plecc'“Honeym0oh“ Set Queen Bess . . . . . . $ 9.95 26-plece Adam Buffet Set . . . . . . .... . . 34-70 26-plece Baronette Buffet Set 16.00 Paul Revere "Foursome" . . . . . . 28.00

_ Many separate pieces in these patterns such as pie and cake knives, tomatoe servers, butter knives and butter spreaders, cold meat forku. be"! 8900M. H6» flu-

AM we have a “ma” lm" which WWW b9 fWYld m0“ useful on the "Trip"

Pyrex always make a useful gift and a beautiful anon - well. What can give a more cheerful appearance to any table than a Pyrex Teapot? Two styles and three sizes * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11.75 to $515

We have Pyrex Casseroles and Pie ‘Plates, complete with nickel frames.

CASSEROLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... .. $115011. $150 PIE PLATES 2.11s 11> 11.511

Other articles are: PlEyPLATEs . CASSE-HDLES PLATTER-S CUSTARD CUPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

.. 89c to $1M . . 1.30 t0 5.00 . . . 3.00 to 4-50 15c to 40c Eifill

we hi" lust recivd a large shipment of lovel y baskets but spa: would not per- nl: r m" W" all about the lovely work baskets with colored feather decorations, the broglderurvega- u": “ndwwh "lYB- mflrlw! baskets, clothes hampers, trays with em- y un er glass, mats for under hot dishes and scores of other pretty things.

To the Trade- Prlncc Edward_|e|;nd_ factory prices.

We are exclusive Wholesalers for Oneida Community Plate 70" Jewellers and merchanta can produce these goods from us ll

4 ma’ .%10§0m<e' (await/z gla-

flrst Postmnsterfieneral. lie was kniglhted in 1879. From that dale he is known to Cnnutlianyhistory 11s the ll-lon, ISIr Aloxnntlrr (111n111l111ll.

G‘UEDP'I{. Ont, Juno fir-Seven

m“ ffliuluillhiiclrligf grpfingtlSllltzle ll_11111l1-1l h1- l1111l defeated the (“UL ‘l Skunk’ Nathan m. Capenrombnled tort-es of the utlll-t-onfetl- 'l‘1'1iv1-1.11.-, Mrs, Jnmrs (‘Mckc-"t 1:11PM“- l(~hnr1rmeynwn and M”: "any ‘V131,. _ This r111111lrkul1l11 1111111. whu shines M1,‘. M Angusmm Cm”. |.~|1~1y.mur1lo1' such 11 short thnt- I11 the story of Confellt-rulioll. was 11 Yorkshire- ffllin by birth. lle wns brought to (Tnnadn by his parents when ho was but. two yours 111' npzo. llls apnrents mnrcll llboni. 1111- custerll portlon o! ll1l1lolwCnnnzlll for s11n11- time hnfore (rhnol-ilttg Kingston The ymnu: 1111111 rut-l-ivezl lllll l-ducu- tlon front Vlllltllls 1111111-1-1211 and than studied lilw. For 11 while he was a Iunlor l11 the 111w office 11f Henry Cutznllly, Klngnton, That gentleman tiled in 1839 nnll 1\lr. Campbell then entered the leglll establishment of John A. Mncdonuhl. Four year“ later this firm 100k 1111 11 new name: “Mactlonnlil & ('11mphell."

In 1851 he entoretl public llfeos an alderman on the Kingston City Council. lle was 11 member 01 1119

lent-s followed the college from Settrleicwn 1o llmnpton whore ln- orlncnt \\'1r.1 made ln tho family plril. ' l.\lls.~1 ltnth illnrlter of Txynn spent M11111l11y night a .N11r1l1 Tryon. wheri- 11b1- wns tho gilt-st of Mr. 11nd .\Il'Fl. lillm-z-r (‘lnm-b-lr. ,-~-~“l)". -~o->----—-

Livestock Markets

l.\l10N’l'1l'iiE1.\ll., June 8.—’l‘here were only 87 thugs and 99 calves re- ceived on the two market‘ lnr t0- tlayfiw. fiPllllllg‘ and- prlces were un- changed.

V1.1l r-ilves were urrte-tl ‘Pm-n (7-- 00 to $8.50. according to quality. and hogs 810.140 m1 a. no: basis, and on- 0 graded badle $10.25 for rhlolt smooths. $1.00 per he: pre- Quebec linlon (Zonfereilce In 1864. m-lnm on selects, =50 cents per hog He does n01 ttppcnr to have 1311a“ c111 on‘ shops, and $1.00 per hog cutuny other public 91.111114 I11 the Con. 9'" ‘IISWVIQI- ‘ , federation movement. He was the

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