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MONDAY

QTENMER AiRtRlVE8.-The 8.8. Mnnlllld, which is this year run- ,“ between Boston, Halifax, Char fonelnwn, Sufnmerside. and . Johny,’ Newfoundland. arrived in m“, pol-t yesterday at noon on her Mann trip. She is discharslns and mnnlng general cargo at the wharf, o, Bnntnin, Bell and Co., and she, lenves today at twelve dclodt for:

snmmerside. l

-3000 CATCHE.S.-The ilsbcr-1 n,“ around Summer-side made; ,,,,,l,- nrnt big catch ot Herring on glnurday when splendid hauls, ware uiade. The Lobster Fishing on,

we North Side has been very good! 5918i‘ considering the weather. it! l, ggpeClfitl that Lobsters will be a. noun price this Fall, although the:

umrkn, n; present (for immediate, nlllplllfifll.) is rather uncertain. l

EMIsa Ethel J. McKinnon. who l,“ ‘passed the Jast ltiircc years ill,‘ me Prince County Hospital. has! nnsiifeii in the final] axaminatious| pry professional nursing. and iii now, 4t her home in KensIugtouMIss Mc- Kiuiion followed and mastered a dif-, (cult course and ivell dcscrvt-s the,‘ congratulations witii which she is, peeled by her many friends. All‘

wlnn per a brilliant and nllccessfullu

career. Y. l

SAPPER 8AiL8-—-'i‘he s. s. Can- adian Salli-lei‘ sailed i'rom here aimut midnight Friday iilgbl for. Si. John's. Niid, direct, with 11' all“, cOilillrlilllK of 76 head cattle, ii horses, 44 sheep, 232 pigs and 15 liens on deck. Her underdeck cargo comprised 710 bags oats, 550 h3g5 potatoes, 19 ‘bags vegetaibies. 5g packages ‘butter, 42 cases eggs. 14 barrels apples, 650 bales hay, 46! barrels meats and

(‘ilfgfl- ,

1 l' tives The MK NSlNGT°N__-pl, nnl.non¢-,| ver. To the bereaved re a qnnru-Frly business met-flags of tll6.11‘111l1'1111111 lenders sincere sympathy

parish of New London were held 11t st Thomas’ and St. Slt-pliqiffi Churches recently. itev.

556.516 received; $56.22 expended

897.70 stood on the books lit 1111- tallied Class l. in iEd-uciitionai Psy- . Efitllillitethcllology‘ llellglnnn Knnwlnngn‘ Eng in the prime of life should be tak. 1111119 iisii ll, English 5, and Latili 3, and ML E115 Class ii. in Senior Orations,

paid pledges w 111111"- liabilities to the end of amounted, to $1021.32. Proiiit reported $142.64 rcceivedfl

$139.60 expt-nded. A-bout half the b

subscribers had not fulfilled their pledges ‘to date having paid noth- ing on account. Estimated liabili- lies amounted ‘to $197.07 to~the end

of June. ,

it is with

regret we chronicle the

. . lhhu Class lil. in Physics 1. of conductor H. E. Ferguson which. M“ Henry May“, Beneque. obnwonln lam, ,0 we bene, ma, he

ltaineti ‘Class l. in Mathematics l; W118 11 Yolllliiel‘ 1111111-

occurred at his home in this city vii May 29th. He was a sou of Ai-

. Ci ~- i‘i.' En lib 1, eiallder and Hannah B. Ferguson aszosnmnl, Lag“ s1 Author“; Pnyiaanm “Lin? my when hm u My. ' C 1'68 8

ind was born at Dunstaffnage. Ha ‘l! sixty-two years of age at the llie of his death and always enjoy-

tcwn ‘obtained Class l. in ‘Biology Mme 1,153‘ gngzzlthwlalégoh‘; 25,0: 3; (Jiass i‘i. in English 1, French 1, 11111116111511 of? not feeling well and re- 1311111181111111115 1' physm“ 1' and 1310'

liirti from duty for a week, hilt itmgy 1'

ru little thought the end was so

, Home, King Square

nnndu, Ollmflciiester, Mass, and Mrs. K. J. Mart- jin. Charlottetown. and one brgther

u. T. 1Walea College students in the final Slit-lags dtrcaided at both meetings.‘examinations at Mount Allison Uni- The Treasurer's reported as f0l-1versliy for the session just conclud t iovm:—~Mr. Bruce Adams rebflflfld ed.

lReligioua Knowledge, Economics 1, “English 3, Latin 3, German 1, and |Senior Oratlona.

I

1Com. ales l. and Matriculation Greek.

Mr Gilbert Houston, Charlotte- 151M391‘ 1m” 01' ' ,his

[been bailiff Dover became well known to our ,citizeus Iyoimg man. he was a member of

town, obtained Class i. in Drawlng|

FUNERAL YE8TERDAV.- The funeral of the late Daniel W. Mac- intosh took place yesterday morn- lag from the MacLean Funeral to ‘Springton

the closing hours Church Conference at N. 13., the following changes in the report of the Settlement Commit-

UNITED CHURCH. — During of the United

Sacliville,

Cemetery. The services were con- 166'“ 169°" “em M01131" 1m” e1‘

ducted by Rev, Dr. Macbeod. and

feet:

Wellington. Rev. D. M. .\ic-

, _ Gowan; Mount Stewart, Rev. M. at the grave by Rev. Mr. Staveit. K‘ lcharman; York’ Rev‘ F, h,‘ Boothroyd. All other appoint-

LAlD TO REST.-—'['he funeral of the late Thomas Dover took place from his late residence 6 Stewart St. yesterday afternoon to the Peo- ple's Cemetery. The services nt the house were conducted by Rev. Dr. Ramsay assisted by Adj. Davis and at the grave by Hev. Dr, Ramsay. The pallbearers were .\ir. Curran. Chas. Russ, llir. Bolsner, A. Alley, ii.‘ M. Davlsou, and E. Sterne.

ON HUNDHEDTH TRIP. — Mr. and Mrs. Jailins Paton are leaving tomorrow morniilg for Montreal land. This will be exactly the from where they will sail for Eng- oue iiiindri-ilth crossing Mr. Paton has made to the Old Country. Dur- 111g his absence Mr. R. J. McLellan Si. (lntirses, will be acting chair- man oi‘ liiu Prohibition Commis- iilon.

Mrs. K. J. Martin of this Cit)’. 1'9‘ ceived last Saturday, a telegram bringing the slid news of the death f her brother. Mr- Moutgoniery oi‘ Vancouver, B. C. af- ter an illness ot‘ some months. Tile late Mr. Montgomery left his home iii lledcqiie, when only nineteen years of age and has resided iii the west for some 25 years, latterly in Vancouver. He was for many years a Railway Station Master lintil his retirement recently. lie leaves to mourn his wife, three sisters, Mrs. McKay, wife of Dr. E. W. McKay, Vancouver, Mrs. tMlcKenzie, Dor-

Mr. Louis ll. Montgomery Vaneou- ,

Standing of former Prince of

‘Miss Louise Arnett, Albany, ob-

lMisl-i Edith Hugh. llturwy Har- otir, obtained Clues 1. iu Sociology

Miss Phyllis Winchester, Char-

ottetown, obtained Class I.

Latin 1,

lMlr. R. Gordon White. Charlotte,

merits iisheii iii Guardian, with the exception that

port of the Church in all lits de- pairtments from which good influences con- tinuously emanated.

wife, three sons and one daughter community goes out. understaind why one so useful and

en they have the satisfaction, of knowing that his life was well liv- ed and can look forward to a happy meeting in that home where there is tno more pint-ting.

much respected citizen, Mr. Thos. Dover, passed away. 111 reached ‘his aevt|nty~foiirth year, FFEHCJH; Class ll. in English 1, Lat and therefore had passed the ai-

ieenngs of deggsfiidiu i, (Jomposiiion, Latin 1, Autborsllotted span or life. pearance anti

lery.

were left as already pub-

‘i~‘riday‘s issue oi the

Malpeque and Cavendish are al-

lowed time to make their own aet-

ilemcnt if they so desire.

The monthly meeting of the Roy- al Edward Chaipter otthe i. O. U. E.

was held yesterday afternoon in 1'

the Navy League Building. There was a large attendance, the Reg- ent, Mrs. McCready presiding.

After the usual routine business was concluded, a splendid report was given by the committee in charge of Alexandra ‘Rose Day.

A sum of money was voted for the national present to be given ‘Lady ‘Byng. A delegate was ap- lpointed to attend the National Coa- vention of the l. 0. I). E. to be held iii iSt. John, N. B. June 5th to 12th.

.Six new members were received, Mrs. W. Bruce Muir, ‘Mrs, Leitii lHodgson. ‘Mira. H. S. ileniiersou,

W-illiam G. lMira. W. B. Robertson, Mrs. H. 1.. Bethune, Mrs. C. Craswell. With the

singing of the National Anthem meeting adjourned.

On April 9th.. Guernrggy cove, lost one of its best citim-ns when

Fred C. LeLachenr met n siludeiutcrs of death.

truthfully said about Mr. Ledlach-

car's good qualities, it Ls sufficient TO RECEIVE 10 58y that ‘his neighbours remem- Colonel G. Elliott Full, 0, (l., P. E. her him as being a good man, one who was always ready to lend a 1mm Ottawa helping hand. interested in every- tiiiing pertaining to the welfare of

he community, faithful in his sup-

amd heaai of a home

He leaves to mourn a sorrowing o whom sympathy of the entire

Although it is ‘hard for them to

Friday night a well known and

He bad

But his ap- general alertness

He was horn at Suffolk, and iii Charlottetown the his life, and iii capacities, having in years- past, Mr.

public

When

D

generally.

he 4th Regiment Canadian Artil- and was recognized as a

uistua Stewart. 86,

since the year 186s.

Kennedy of O'Lcary

he visited and build

with his son Forbes in Boston on his wu iniéton motored to i

One of the finet reeu

is an acccntuation erally. ill an article are a dozen mtthods developed in En-gian it to remain on the wear it on a basil. arc the latest pets

in the British capital

made possible by the fox hounds

While much might beltbeir packs to Hyde Park.

1. Light Horse, rec [W0

and Good Conduct

presented to Major D. A. MacDon- ald, City. and Lieutenant John R.

Nicholson, ‘Hunter R flcers of the i’. E. ‘i. medals will be prose officers at this year's ing camp iii Jilly,

are awarded at the end of tlwenty one year's continuous service 'wli.h

the (Iuuadian militia

noting that both these young offi-

cers have been grant in each thirty-two years

spent overseas, ’l‘.iiey the youngest officers receive this award.

The names of the dents winning special Duustau’s University from the list puhlishe

had been a resident

ENJOYED ViSiTm-Mt. J. D.

found the roads extra good.

lSILVER FOXES ON LEABH -—

brcii in captivity on (Jailadinii furilis

company strolls of the socially elect

MIE1DAL8.—-Lt.-

cuse before of age, are entitled to recognition for two years service for every year they

The Latest and ilosi lniinrliiiii lien‘ iliiig Mailer Selected From This Week’: llews for iiie ,...j .

TUESDAY IBLANDER asap- Peter Airs-l m” ‘m’ 11°18‘! “"1"” n; yesterday morning from Southpori, Prince Edward. is deaddeue "1 11°F Parfflfls- 1117 1511111011 n, hln home n, Tnnnmn’ Mann He Street to St. Uuustairs Cathedral o; Tnnnmn, where a Requiem High ‘Mass was

lcelebrated by Rev. W. McGuigaii.

lService at the grave was conducted l by Rev, P. McMahon.

a native

returned 1111111

lweek troul a ix weeks visit to Boa-E ton, New lgor?‘ nml ntne, New EngJSEMBLV. ——Mr. William M. .\lac- 1hr ititeratltnl. lnnd ,5,nlen_ lla mp0,.“ ll“, wnntlnlwiillan of this city is leaving todaylprovement oi’ the Railway Wliar" 9,. ,l,e,.e men,’ bu, snmewhn, lnlerlto attend the General Assembly ol1at Charlottetown at an estimated m“, nllm. yum, Busmess n, ex_ll1l(’ United Chart-ii in Catluda be- cost 0i 5200.110"- I1 111 ceedingly good in all the center-am‘; 119111 1" 111°111"“1‘1-

mg opannlonslhiiilan will be one of the i-epreaent-‘a Moactnn firm Willi instructions , , _ m, , atives of ‘

3,, (Mug we“ ML Kennedy. Mourns» ralinii it impossible to attend.

who met him y from Wash‘ he Island and

its of the visityn

of Mr., W, Chester S. Mc-Llirc undlor Col. D. A. MacKinuon to London

of wearing. a1

silver fox fur. but the latest (ll161lll-l1l8tl list of P. E. islanders receiv- 11 18 1° 1111°w1iiig degrees from McGill Univers-

11111111111 finality at the recent convocation the name of Mr. slsiaut to lilo lottctowu was inudvericiltly oniitl- Hi1.

Silver foxes clioscii to ac-

. it has ‘bet-n fact that iiius- ,. rseldolii

ently received Long Service Medals to be

I-A young man was arrested yvaqevening of lterday afteunoon land lodged in jail on a warrant is- lsued for forgery. ttbe young man cashed a cheque ai

,]the cheque in the name of the one 01 1111919111 1111iu whom ii. was issued. 1°11 111111 ""11 1119 1°11 1111111511185 8°1"1the case will be tried at the Police

011 111° 51111-19131 Court on Wednesday. a boiidon newspaper says:—'l‘here-

1“k"1,\1:isiet- of Science in Agricllliilria.

Darby, oi lSt. Eleonora, lost a val- uable mare on Tuesday by a very curious accident. Mr. ‘Neil lliairliou- gall, of Summerside, quite recent-

LAID T0 RE$T.—-The funeral of1 was held the resi-

SCOTCHFORT CELEBRATION] -At a meeting of the Scotchfolrt Mtmorlal Society ‘last night it was decided to hold 'lh€_t'9'le‘bl‘illl0ll on ;the 21st of July. instead of on the l141ih as pneviously announced.

RAILWAY WHARF CONTRACT LET. Mlntimaiion .was received, - yesterday that the Dominion (low. GENERAL As-leriiiiienl intends proceeding with‘ extension and iiii-

ATTENDING

reporicvi

Mr. iliar- that the contract bus been let to

St. James Church, inlto proceed with the work without

_____ 1 MOORE-BTEWART.-— A very‘ —ARRESTED FOR FORGERY. quiet blit ‘pretty wedding took plat-e Thursday. May 20th., 111 S1||11m9T1111191lT110il .\ir. itcugli Moore of Brlnfi- field was united iu marriage with; Miss Ella Stewart also oi’ Brook-l field. The ceremony was perforilicd‘ by Rev, it. ll. Stavert in lilo pres? ent-e of a number oi relatives and‘ friends of the contracting partial-l., The young couple were unattended. The bride was beautifully gowued, in blue satin tririiniud with crepcl de clieue. After the ceremony was over all sat down to a table whiulii fairly groauetl under the ivclght of at the home of lMr. and Mrs ‘Arth- ifr Sentner, Hunter River. 011 the tee on Sunday Schools aiid Young the temlpiing vlalids. The bride's going-away suit was of navy blue garimrtliiic with liat iu luau-ll. Mr. ililtl Mrs. Ilium-ts will reside in, ilrookfleld. l

Ii. is said that

local bank drawn in the iiatue another person and endorsed

HOVJPVCI‘

NAME OMITTED. -iii the pub-

D. (‘.. Schiirman, as- tiie "Superintendent of Experimental Station, Char-

.\lr. Sciliirlnan as lveli as ..\ir received the degree ul‘

lark

/.

.__3ER|OUS LOSS-Mr. v. P. s. c. s. onciaitilztaop-At‘ the close of the regular service in: the Presbyterian Church at Wood]

islands on the eveiiiilg of Silndayd.

Ralph

‘illiarloileiowii’ Guardian’! Saturday Suit

REL/A

°°NrAms N0 -A1-""

ABSOLUTELY

BLE

Win13 wliy (be-rely more of i i sold in [emu/a than of‘ all other brands combined

c. w. GILLETT co. no. "ronouro, can.

May 23rd. Rev. R. ii. Stuvert, Con-l

1y P11Yl'1111$"11 1119 "P11111919 Farm” Wm” “r m“ presbytoryw‘ "mmHHJ lie leaves to iiiuurli tilcir '1U.§'."il1‘1l»> lul" Ii l'u.\i-ol-lil. ivlis ll‘iiit-

011 111B P0116 R0811 81111 1110 Emil "f1 [he 011115113" 1611111111111” 'S""1My'iilvii stills and one tiauglltl-r, Mrs Pd ill marrlitut- lo ‘Mr. Lciih Edwin

war ‘both ob 111918 181181118 D111- 111111111 59115011 by 1:1,“ {Tllowfng 01108," ‘Vere _el("cbll‘lvtlreit lluvycr, iiuliliiiry; Luke iii ‘Macln-unl. still of‘ .\ir. and .\1i'\‘. L ',, ,, 1M1‘. Darby. who was plowing with “~ 1111111-111’ 11"“ 11°"1-"-l1'. Ail-lcnmlliig, unit John u. lit-chili; tlirtirg~ \\'. uncut-oil. T1its§(.'t'rl'- ' " T e a double team when suddenly the E1111 McLean; President. 1111111111 ML" iirilce. farming at Noriii Wiiisliirc, loony wits stilt-um zl-ii by int. lit-v, med 1° ma“ mare dropped down u "cradle nip" ‘Li-nu; Vii-o |'i't-'fi1t1i=iill'"11l1g|l Mc- wnlte,‘ out! (jvtlrjgt: rtfhlitlliill, in im- 11,1). Rilyilitlilil, .\i..-\., ltcruri- oi Si. 11111111119!‘ 1111111 m, me nlgnnsl n“, nl ,l,,, ln,.m_ llle-Piiersmi, Se 'v.-Treas.——-Miss Lou-lnnl l,n,,,,.__.,len,l_ Futile. 'i‘il.- i'1llIl'l'1l v. . iililiiul- The“ medahprtlst over which was evldentlymie McKenzie, Assistant fiPtfY-l The funeral service-s i‘i)ili|iii'i1'(1 U’ 111‘(‘11l"iili'i| lur [1100 .siou by

and it is lvrorth

ed this honor

a re perhaps

in Canada to u,

following stu- prizes at Si., were omitted ti recently.

just tilaiwliig out. The animal drop‘ T19113-""‘M1-“>1

ery.

Rev. lilrailcix-l C. Kelly, D. D., ills- hop of Oklahoma. will on Monthly

Janie

of 3L Eleallul-s‘ the former Own,"- illg. in the \v0rk_nf organization Mr 1111*"? 11> “W111i- nl ,l,e mnre, who very relnnlnnlly Stavert was. assisted by Mr. E. (l. "11""- bnl an n“ ncl n; lrne mercy snot Barlow, Student's Catecliist. iii the

n nnlmnl lo put ll nnl Ol- lln mlslafternoon Mr. Stnvert assisted .\ir.?

WEDNESDAY

FORMER P’ E. l. MAN_ m. the organization of the Sunday

,School. The outlook for the work tin the Wood islands congregation.

Barlow in the service at Wood is- (‘we ""11 "M11111

. .. 1- .\z !l,1$|','l-‘-: .

Jun" Mndmngiu,‘ (who prom," “F i.» Nun. Yilpli lill.l Ailliiilic City‘ the mi bet" in llliifl) pzrssvtl away iii 11' " \1(1 lialuie. in her Nfitii your.

Mclluugalllhii May 5th by iii-v. ll. |'lt'i‘i!l-.1_1'_1"11'1‘ med ,0‘ lls nlol-nnnk and ln ll", tannCilalrman oi‘ Prayer Meetlligtoln- were ottaildled by many l"i31l.lll\‘l:!~l 1111:1111’ _- gln ,,,,, of we lnnn, the ollle, lull-He inittce-dlziulel McLeod. Clialrinuil and friends who had enjoyed ills 1h" 1111 klcked l, l" n“, clmnl. lnfllnllng niweiilibtlrrshlll) (foiiimiitnc- dlctirgialfriendship during lilo. , ,_ _ ' All that was moi-till of our tlr»'."11""' "'1-"- , The Strlnnnen ,,.,,,,,,l Wm, lnnl u, ,.,.,,, ,,, uuutlviiilcd, iviis given iii uliirrlagt-

very dnen wonnn nlmn, ,, foupiNlCllOléi0ll. Chairman Social (‘om-i they were long. Mr. Darby quickly soilght the "111199-“11111111 MCKNHIOYI- as they servlces ol- M,._ Sydney nlcl,,,,.d,,0,,_,¢lgty will "lent every Sllmjny (rygll-‘Iille cemetery at North \\'iilsliirl~.

the

when on

ihvl

'1' 11H‘ young couple. Illl-ss .i‘ pil-siiiuil zit tile organ , illt‘ signing of tile "rt-- .i..'i. Lilli-sou sang very

'i‘ilt- liritie Wllo was

..r .\ir..

by 1lt‘l‘ lbiiiflt‘, .\ir. A. Victor Saund-

,.,_,,_,,,,.,L,,_.,,,,,, ;I'i‘.\', illlil lotokeil (‘llflflilillg iii a grey

lucorgvito illlil iiutl

1110\- ‘gown with ll

tart-y Frc-uch blue goorgt-tle

A glnon, was, cnnp 0w, (-,,,,,,,,,1ilil. lilltl citrrlvtl all ill'ill bouquet oi‘

tpllllr S\\'l'~.'1.1lu‘fll‘l noses, l-lert-iiitlliy .\ir. and .\’lrs.

After ilit- lllaciicotl

‘r tit‘ iiuvt-lliuu ill brown costume.

u smart cocoa Among the nlliiny

. . - .._- l -, .1 g. , . , _, v _ _ ._ x 1il't'.“iil.'.~‘ -~.‘-iv*.l lea till MEDALS AND_ SPECIAL PRIZES formally‘ receive the iheilnl of uie1‘,',',‘l‘,1,,‘gw‘1,‘fhfiiflllzjlll: 1:1‘ 1 1', slit mouthed 11.» =1 1111111‘, '1 sllvlf, n, ,',.1,,,,“,,I,,“H,,’,,,,§,§,LS Gold coin. presented by ‘Rev J. J. Spanish-American war, iu which 5 r 1 - 1M1“; ‘<‘1111111'1;_1~ 11111"! 610115 -'1(11_l1 1111111“ ll“. l»,<,,,.,,,,-,nl llnlllllng, ll“. Macdonuld to the student making he serve-d us a irhuplziill. Bishop‘, v x , 31111151 "'3' ‘Mm 11"" 131,1” llfltll‘ bump, i vulll-i member of the highest aggregate in the Kely 1s ii ilatlvc oi’- Prince Eilwitrd wggl“, fifillfmllgllgecliglllfa°1 -\1111‘l111Y-_1111‘1 _-1"11" "1 1""'1-“.‘ -\‘.""1iliv..~uiri oi" lhv-lia-plvrliliieht n; ng,.,. qollyilthl Year. aivnrtieil t0 John I511iilld.\.,\19\\~ irreelnau. h“ given“; mlhe B6121 vlénlprxi‘; Slit‘!Hllhyfillité,‘rgayhxllfilii.‘Fuhnn,’ ,,,,,,, ,,,,, mung “m, g,.,,,,,,, i a 1U gan. —-—— ’ .- . l. ., .' "Y ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ',' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘hurl- \'t'i‘_\']l-i]lli1ill‘ with illc younger Gold coin for bookkeeping prc- QSERIOUS FIRE. ---t)il Saturdaydgggg1sxlnmdl1rg‘; elnfimmzkigeggflglhllllf- 1’¢‘1’s‘1l‘_]1\1¢1¢1‘1111y£‘11l. )1111111<1t‘1i_1‘1l_.,-.., n,,,l nlnn, lnnnl wlnlnnn m0 ex. seated -by Sir ‘Chas. Dalton award- May 22nd tire caused by a ilefecv, Co, ‘Es’ Moore d,“ Ocflyllnt-[he (ImLIlI-m-vilgf tl(:(l111(r_1."1§'1"‘,“11llll-utit-ti fur t-ilcii- lliippiilcss.‘

ed to Hector Levesque. ‘Special prize for Third French

presented by Hon. ‘D

non, awarded to Raymond Shreen-

llll.

. A. MacKin- of

ive flue, completely destroyed tilelnmn‘

home 0111M“ 09mg” E‘ Roburlsulllggglllfiiil Secretary, Ottawa and ln-‘wnn m,

valued at $1.000 with no insurance1tehMumiime‘ mam“ “we "M11 “miller Mr. Robertson feels his loss keell-lappwve“

the chair. ' Reports oi the

Eldon with all its contents and

illness;

lionaltl ililtl Mzirv tli the old honlu, iierly ital-oil I'm‘ lit-r during, also out,- gistor. .\ll‘fl.i ltlreenloiv of (‘hunc- (‘ove and i\\'ti,lili‘t'li!i,‘.’. of

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