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’,f_§ehel‘al and heart-searching dis- cussion ensued in which the brethrel in no wg, spared themselvesln t_hell . sms. , cllgti. Jacob Heaney followed with an address ou “The Atonement il 'act and Lhggry." H0 d€_B»lt l'll‘Sl'. Ol nu with' two of the lending denni- tionn of the word itselfi (1) Tllut Jenna Christ, in His stoning wi.l_rli (iid something for others. somethin; uso great that God would not reicci "_ if He coul_d, and nlun could not dt it if he would," (2) That, the atoue men; in nn at-olle-ment which is _bet m. exp;-¢n5¢d hy the world reconcilia-
mffleferring to the various tileorlel M,._ Heaney said that the theory mat ters hilt little so long as the fact bi “cwI,,_ed_ The theories do not snvi men, but men bono been saved alll still are b¢ing through thc filct_of tll. ntone‘mcD`t'fn spite of the theories. In we discussion which_f01l0wcd l_t wal evident that the ministers adhere tc the old belief in the vlcsriousness 0 thc sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
nvnuruo sssslou
nt 7,30 the Convention reassemb- ii-ll. Bro. W. ti. Turner being also pre
B0llI..
The first itelll oil the agenda was 2
discussion of the question. “Are con `,,,,.Bi(,nn declining '?" introduced b~ m,v9_ 1,, J, Wsson and B. 0. Hart mann. (‘ollversions of the old typr that of nlen coming out to the penl uint form and crying aloud for mercy ,ire certninly not as freqlleut as for meriy, At the same time the Gospe is still influencing men and chilngln their hcurts and lives. It would hcl phi-istians, however, if they woult hwc the courage to speal- for Chris
and confess Him before men.
A number of miscellaneous mutter “.,.,.,.i,ie5,lc with principally of n final
cial ch-aracter.
The following lctter was forwards
tn liev. Edward Bell.
"Charlottetown,
Nov. 16,19!
Ucnr Bro. Bell _ _ 'rue brethren, met ill District Con vention, wish to convey to you thei sillccrest greetings and best wlshes.‘ in with deepest regret that they havl lrurned of the indisposition which hui lnid you aside and thus prcvente you from being with them. Let mc lmsllre you that the brethren are ni one in expressing; their their dco synlpathy and in l\\`-Wills that. lf 1 bc well-pleasing to Him vvllo is “to. wise to err, too good to bc,unkind,' you may soon be restored to a lari! measure of health. slid ` that Bum* years of happy service fol'_ the Masta may still remain to you. The brcth ren remcm-bcr with pleasure thel past association witll you, and th mrnest, uriselfisll scrvicc v\'hlC,h. fm S lung 1., period, you have rclldelcd t< llle , cause of Christ in connectior with our beloved ,Methodist (`burch May God cheer and sustain you n0\
nnd nlwnys by His own presence.
Flsternslly Yours, ERNEST E. STYLES
Sei
flHI(lAGO P.-\CKERS' MOVE.
('HI(`/AGO, Ills., NOV. 15--Oil Ill plicution of counsel for the defend- ants indicted in the beef Trust cases. Judge Kuhlsant. ill the Unll.cS 5U‘~'tl‘-S circuit court late yesterday issued ll writ of habeas corpus for the relcasc of the ten packers. The writ is ro- turllable next Thursday. The action of the packers cumc as a sul`P\'lB€ U’ the government. AttorneyJahn S. Miller, who HD-
peered for the packers, attacked the validity of the Sllermitn Anti-Trllst law ill his petition for the \vl'it Of
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'your helm hard over to starboard
iN lllllli Blllill
LUNDUN. Nov. 15-“Bear west- .vnrd along Piccadilly Channel until you are abreast of the Hit then nn
ind cast anchor where thn pure and .tarbourd lights shine from the doors if No. _5 Arlington street." This ls the way members of the vlarlners' Club direct you to their leadqusrti-ers, It is dificult to steer clear of sea aik with the members of the Mari. ners' Club. When you cross the rpms. , lold you have the distinct! feeling of .tepping aboard ship and get into the May of walking across the rooms 1 vith a slibht nautical roll.
The Mariners' Club has been form- d ill commemoration of the corona- tlou of King George, the "Sailor iiilg slid its purpose ls to llring =;ogether men connected with or inter-
yariug matters generally, and to pro- .idc s. London home for the country _iaeht and sailing clubs of the United iingdoln. ( No. 5 Arlington street is quite s listoric house. for here Sir Robert Yalpole, Earl of Oxford, lived from ,676 tu 1745, a period in which Bri- Lain wus most alive in striving for _,he supremacy of tls sea.
"Wo have more than sixty naval
llnicers in the club," said Captain Iastings Neale, the .honorary secre- tary, “from admiral to midshipnian, its well as officers of most of the big lcean liners, It will he an ‘ebb and lou" club; members will come and <0; there' will always be somc ibroad, but many nt home. Excuse ne a moment." Tile Captain walked to the foot oi
the stairs, or "companion way,” where hung a sllip’s bell, and struck ;hl‘ec double strokes and a single. ~ieven_ bells! The “companion wsy" leads to th. lmokillg and dining "saloons," thi .valls of which are hung with llisto-~i< lea pictures, lent or gifted to thi lllb by its lnembers, and all inter sting picture gallery it makes. The anteroom is lighted by tllf "anchor" light, a real ship’s ridlnp ight, all through the night. “liadicsl No?" said Captain Neale. 'No ladies are allowed in this club, lut we arc taking a house in Hyde vhere ladies will be admitted during _,he yachting season."
l"()R'1'lJRE OF PIIISONERS
T() WHING CONFES$ION
MADRID, Nov. _I5-Tllrec llepubll- :all M. I’.’s-Senor Azzati, Senor `nrrnl and Senor Beltran have visit- ld the prime minister and denounced :he civil guard for having tortured ‘onle prisoners after the revolution- lry riots in Valencia, in order to :ompel them to confess who were the murderers of a. magistrate.
-.vitiiess to the tortures and related lorrible details. He says hc saw the prisoners with their faces bleed ng. The tortured men will be pre :euted to parliament. Senor Canalejas, the premier, has
orolnised to make thc fullest inquiry Phe subject is discussed here at great ength. 'I‘hc illilitary and civil auth- .lritics in Valencia hilve wired to the .prime minister denying allegation of torture.
l’A}lAIlLI~`JS OF' 1911.
llf you toot your little tooter
i And they lay ilsidc your llorn, 'l`here's not n soul ill ten short days Will know that you were born.
i
Tllc lllun who lldveltiscs
With a short and sudden jerk,
habeas corpus.
Is tile one wllo blames the editor
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Fiys
I-'unsten Brgséli
Sells Traps and Supplies af Factory Prices!
(ict the very highest prices and the quickest returns by sending your iurs to liunstcn. Wo puy the most fn renl cusll for coon, mink, skunk. mllskrut. nlaricn, fox. wolf. lynx or any other fur. We receive and sell lllorc flirs direct from trapping sections than any house in tho world. The biggest American and forelith buyers are repre- sented nt our regular soles. which run into millions of dollars yearly. lt's the iicrce competition amongst this army of buyers at our snies that cnnbles us to get higllor prices for our furs ti1un_ anyone ellie. And th;lt's wily we can pay you more and pay it quicker.
While work is lack nn
Money In Trapping the form. try yiilr hand
1t‘ll arent sport. and you'll hc surprised ut lilo bllz send our New ’1‘runpcr'. Gllirle. Fur Market Reports Tezs I"Rl<1I~i. Write for them todny.
(legit [gg Furs
St. John; Ottawa.
ested in shipping, yachting and see.-\ "Dr. Chase's Medicinesnre lnziolle
Senor Az'/:ati says he was all eye-'
19
Anniversary display of trimmed _ which have all been greatly' reduced in
price.---
Tllese hats have all been well and carefully made in our
own workrooln within the last few days. and are offered at this very low price in order that we may rzduce ollr Stock before the season is too far advanced, -
handler ®. Sddlll
ll-xyfsdrzi
duction
In M if linery
Everybody likes to admire an artistic
display of Colors, and most people, espec- illly the ladies' will be interested in our
Hats
It pays to buy in this Province.
Everything will be sold at A. N.
McKay’s furniture sale on N0/V. 22nd. E. C. Hayden, who has been visit- Nothlllg cleared out at private sine ing at his llonle ‘for the past few beforehand, f days, leaves this`mornillg oil return.
The following were registered at
the Queen Hotel in this city yes;.-l-- _-- d8l’¢~Dl‘- M» Dclulwy. Welllnsfvlli The illustrated lecture given last
J. S. Perry, Summerside; J. S. McKay, New Glasgow; E, M. Sippull,
J. J. Sayer, Montreal, who has
28:. in the city f°rt`t'h'i p“€§°°° ol ment were excellent. The chair was a lug armngemen B or e com' occupied by Rev. T. F. Fullerton. A
ing of some of Callada‘s best wrest-
lers to Charlottetown, left yesterrlay ` . 7 ' morning for Moncton via Summer- ;'_‘§°_‘:ft‘;f‘l °'_‘_‘_°_‘_”;‘_‘1°:___l’yh'I_)'p;"ac`l:;1,§f
side. lvlr. Sayer says that arrange- ments are now about completed rnd some fast mat work will probably be witnessed in this city the cwnillg winter.
the most popular sold today. \\’c‘ have just received il fresh supply oi the "Nerve Food," "Ointment" ul.d Kidney Pills and will be very pleased to supply your wants in that line. The McKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt.
Because it doesn’t work. '
But the mon who gets the business,
Alld who makes his business pny,
Is the fellow with the adlet
That you read from day to day.
We' can help you toot your trumpet
We can bring the people in,
We can help you build your business Arc you ready to begin? ,
Moral-1-le who toots his little trum ,
pct
(fan witllstand a sudden shock,
For like the man in scripture,
He builds his business on u rock,
YOU LAUGH HERE!
I
_ "Hove ye seen the sign they have ln the cars on the Long Island Rai; road?" asked O'Brien.
"No, what is lt?" inquired Kerri
gan. _
"Passengers are 'forbidden to_pic`
flowers while the train is in mo tion."
"That's nothing," said Kerrigan
"Ui knew af a msn who wanted tl commit suicide. He couldn't decidl wllich wuz the best way to do it, sl he said, ‘0i'l.l go und lay me body 0- the Long Island Ilnilroad trackS.' "
"And was he kilt?" asked 0,’B'rien
interestedly. -
"No," said Kcrrigz-ln, “he died o
starvation.”
QUEER CANADIAN LIDEL SUIT.
Dame (Tirce has sued the Standard,
a weekly newspaper published in Mon treal, for $50,000 damages for as sertillg in its columns that she had become n convert to spiritualism.
From representations made it ar
geared that. the Standard pu-blishei an article in which it was state( that she was converted to spiritual ism, and that slle.ha<l forsaken thi Catholic faith. The claimant put for ward the contention that as a resul of either of tllese assertions, takin; into consideration the conditions pre vailing in that part of the country she is inevitably exposed to sllilel considerable damage not only in hc reputation. but nlso in her business.
If the charges were made in th
United States, or in England, or ever in certain parts of Canada whcfe rllp ture with the Roman Catholi= Church, or addiction to spiritualisn is not regarded in the same light in ill the Province of Quebec, it was all mitted no great damage would ensue hllt as the article was publislle. there, where, it is alleged, straine' relations with the Church, or a_ddic tion to spiritualistic practices an held to be detrimcntal to the stand- ing of a (fatllolic, even ill his or her business relations with the communi- ty, plnilltiil seeks damages to thi extent of ~$50,000, alleging that shi has suffered to nn incalculable degrel no is result of the publication of thi article.
The publishers of the Standard of
fercd an absolute denial ns to thi damages caused thc plllintiff by the publication of thc article.
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MY LITTLE CORNER.
It is a little corner
In which I live my life.
All cloistered from the hurry,
Anil guarded from the strife.
And yet my little corner is every bit as high
As any star-crowiled mollntlillll
For it reaches to the sky.
I cannot see why people
Will wander lar from home,
I have the very glories
That shine on Greece and Rome.
Tile wind blows in my' window
The slin shines on my floor,
And is there any country _
Where_I could harvest more?
It is a little corner-
My cabin on the sod-
But all the fairies play there,
And I can balk-_ with..G0d. . - g Every gentlemen who has had
dealings with Jaa Callaghan will tell
you that he makes the best fitting
clothes in the city. They will tell YOU
also that he puts in the best stock oh-
tainsblo lor a very moderate price.
The workmanship on his make oi
garments is of a very high class. Ev
'day on n visit to Bt. Johil.
George and Kent Sta. dti .
Miss Helen Moore, city. left yester-
He was in the city yesterday and l'e- gistered at the Queen Hotel.
evening by Major Bartlett, in St. James Hall, was n very interesting one. The subject of the lecturc was Edinburgh and the viwes wlllch form- ed part of the e\"eniug's entertain-
rote of thanks was oved by Jus
a a
ledgelnent by lllajor Bartlett this 1lcst enjoyable lecture was brought to a close.
“Rexall Cherry Juice is the favor-
‘te cough mixture. Young and lold 'ove it and it certainly is pleasant ind effective. If you suffer from if tough be sure and try it. 25c. at The McKinnon Drug Co., Cup, Gt, George and Kent Sts. l dtf,,
::Go to Buntalu, Bell & Co., fdl mail- s-zsutl
THE PlfIN’l"Il\`G PRESS.
_'_`~
By Robert H. Davis.
I um the printing press, b<ii‘ll of notller earth. My heart is of ngnnl “Y “mb” 3" Of im". Rnd lily fingers
ire of brass. '
_I sing the songs of the worlil, the olatorles of history, the ,symphonies if all tlmc. I anl~t\l»: voice of today, the ucrald of tomorrow. I weave in- to the warp of the pust thc wont of the_future. I tell the stories of peace and war alike.
I make the hlllllan heurt beat with fmsslon or tenderness. 1 stir the N115? Of DHUOHB. and make brllvc nlell 30 UYHVGI' deeds and soldiers die. I inspire the midnight toiler, wenry
-lf his loom, to lift his head again .lnd gaze, with fearlessncss, into the mst b0Y0f1l1, seeking the consolation. of _il hope eternal. ' - when I Speak il myriad people list.
, n to my voice. The Anglo-Sax<lil`, .he Celt, the Hun, the Sluv, Hindu_ all comprehend nie.
I am the tireless clarion of the “@Wf»'- I Cry your icys and Sorrows every hour. I nil the dullal-d’snl_illd .vlth thoughts upliftillg. I am light, -“°“'1edZ¢ and ll0\\'0l". I epitomize he conquests of mind over matter. '_ain the record of all things man- ;lild has acllieved. My oilspring “Oni” f0 YOU ln the candle’s glow, anllil the dinl lamps of povel-¢_y_ me lplendor of riches; at sunrise, nt ugh noon, and in the waning even. nn. I am the laughter and tears of the
gorld, i_lnd I shall never die until all Ullgs leturn to the llnililitallle dust, I am the printing press,
°-*--v-'-~'- HONOR '_I`0 OLD PRINTER
(';Ul‘][4p_H_ ()nt___ _\'°v_ 14_Ge0_(-_UDP I C0mD0Blf0i` on the Guelph .1el‘cui'y, 3 UEWSDHDBY olvned ily J. Innes l\-c~ ntosll, Liberal candidate in t-,mth fV9m"i1l10n. iS believed to hold me rc- ?0I`d for long service. He »-'ill ¢foi.il 'omplete his fiftieth year in :ire r-in_ iloy of the Mercury. A ballqllct is to `e teildercd to hilll. As many as :ossillle of those who have workeri with MP- <`0l>i> will be invited. from include John Ross ltuliertsuil, editor of Toronto Telcgronl, wllo was once ~‘devil" under Mr. (1‘opp_
A'I"I`ElVlP'1`ED JAIL BIKEAK ,
.. l.o.s Axcsbns, oslif., Nov. li-' Phe Guards at the county pnl, where '-he. McNamara brothers are confined, iiscovered this week that a prisoner -vas cutting the bars of his cell with ;a powerful acid. 5 ‘In s corridor--near there, lying nn. .concealed in adiscarded bucketf was .found n cache of pistols and knives.
While satisfied thot their timely
.liscovery prevented a desperate nt- :empt at rl jail delivery, prison oilici- als ahsiilveli the McNn.nluras from complicity in the attempt.
PUNISHMENT TO FIT Clllhllii.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16-“l<`vlii|l's
.~ltripes," ns piinisllnlent for "’l‘r:i.~;t Criminals," in the`Unit¢-ii States to nd the commercial piracy, ure pro- loscfi ill thc Iiill amending the Sli.-\~. nan Anti-'frilst Law, drafted by thc 'epresentatives of ` Tcxns, to be in- roduced upon the opelliug of lin rress next week.
The trial will be held in public.
HARRY HYLAND GOING
Montreal, November 14-Harry
Hyland has accepted an offer receiv- ed some time ago from Frank Pat- cick, and will leave Montreal on thc 25tll of this month for the coast, where he will plrly hockey with what Ls now the outlaw league. Harry left last week, and will in all likehooil be followed by Jimmy Gardner and Pull Glass. It is understood that (lardllcr had an interview yesterday with Mr. Lichteuhein, hut that' the latter could not offer him as good a price to stay is Patrick could to go, soth chances ire that the Wanderers will be with- out their great wing player this year.
LEAGUE OF ENGLISH
sl>nA\l<lNcl .\:A'rloNs
TORONTO, Nov. I3-A vision of a
league of nil the English speaking na- tions 'nnd the develirpment and growth of n world em-pire of' free na- tions into which nations shall enter was described on Saturday evening to the student members nf the Liter- ary and hlcientitic society nt Victoria college. by llr. J. A. Mircllollnld, who spoke on the Place of Calladn in th.- Filzlish-Spealting Race. lt was this conception, Dr. Macllonnld said.wllich more than anything was now hillilillg
ery garment is made to advertise
His business is increasing very rap
idly under his careful management..
Give him li call null you arc sure tn
get satisfaction. dmwfrwtf.
lthe parts of the llritlsll I~lmpiro to- gether, and which was to nlilke the lzeneratlonll to clinic more loyill to
/bei in 'frame your piciurc_s\
fl Alur_s.llci:nl..s6 rxiellsiol lable O,
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WE can save you money
,/-W Gina value ll
r 1-‘lannelettc lllallkcts here
D o i_n all sims at Soc, i.oo,l.l5,
1.25, l.5o per palr,l'lrillnclclie lllalikciings lly the yfml, too
$2 r For good firlll closely
' p ° ‘Aovcll lil.l s f
_ ' ' 'llket' of .ull sim- mul wr lglit. lust color llorrlcrs each lllallkei of lilo puir is f'l`lii~,llc~I sepzlmtcly. Coiilpilrc with wliuf most stole-; nr-k £3 50 pr. Our price, |l.llr._. . . . . . . . . .$2.15
$3 r 'l his lille is rl big seller-
’ p ° i"ll!l .sl/.e -alll wciglli__
each .sepalmic-l_\’ finisllcil---splcllilirl value ui $3.75 pair. Cllr price... . . . . . . ....$3 I5
$3 _ Y 'l`llc-sc :irc lllzicle of flile_
' p ° soil, loilg-.siziplerl wool---
will \\'¢.-'il' :ind wash saliisfxlctorily. Sellrirzlte- ly _\v`lilpp.<l Good $5.oo volilc. Ollr price,
pulp.
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H _lilcireds and hundreds of arlistic mould-
ings to choose from here-courteous salesladies to aid you in choosing- expert picture framers ° ` do the work--the cost is slnall--alld‘ we deliver
we picture \vllen promised. kwhlle 'ron
. ‘Tray Cloths-Runnersflloyleys
\\`c’\'e1lluc2d tllisllalgullllillc oil displiy ill olll' \\'t-sierll windolv.
Clltosu at loc cflcll, lvortll to 350. We llzlro only rl lilllited qilulliity of
' tilt-ec gollils---rw rid\ise you to look this bargain up quickly---they
\\'on’t last loxlg. "
'l`llis tzlble-llarguirl will s ‘on be a tbingof thc past. It is llladefof selected
llzirdlvood-file top measures 42x42 when closed and will extend to 6 feet when the extra leaves :ire inserted. This tabfc is supported by 5 legs - instead of 4 as
usually and is fitted with castors-the ledge is nerltly carved. _-'\ good ”' ~‘-iS to S o value. Our 0
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Beer £5’ Weeks I Beer fs? Weeks I Beer Cf? Weeks
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Behind Every Piano We Sell is Miller Bros’ Guarantee
llcllincl every piano we sell, sllpportiug and nlaiilizlillillg tllc
gllnralltce of the lllakcrs, is `l\lillcl' Bros., lloncsi lccollllllclldatloll ullcl
binding guarantee.
A Miller Bros gllamntec is lllorc than .l prillicd form or ri spokcll word. It means that every piano we .sc-ll has _been sclccteil by us :if- tcr :l lllost thorough and viqoroils sc-zlrcll and ls lll our bcllcf the bcst piano at its price ill Callilcla.
Our glluraniec means that the buyer get full returns in piano
quality for every cent expended _:ind tllls gllarantce should be doubly strong for you because we are right llcre oil tllc grounds to answer all complaints, to settle difficulties and to back up every statement we make regarding oilr pianos.
\Ve do not consider a sale finished when al piano leaves out store.
Your satisfaction is always our lllaill collsicleraiioll and from thc time you purclluse the lnstrullleut we make il. :l point to sec that you get perfect satisfaction. , _ _
A tllorollgll study of the prices, values, fame and quality of our
izillos will thoroughly convince you that Miller Bros’ guarantee
P . . . . \ llleans now, nsit did scores of years ago, that our main alill is to sat-
isfy our patrons and not lozld them with poor insfruulents for the sake of making a sale.
Th Old. ° 123 K :Sf Firfn Charlogtetown'
the ling thiln llny who hilil gone liv- fore. “And Cilllm|n," thi- l~\p<~n\<\‘i' silhl.
"of all the nations of the world hull
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hililro of iilaking this lenglie of.ll<illil ll<‘t\\'vnll thc izri-ull-st l'ln.pii'c of ever before, und b_v ill‘im<ci‘ncy he
-- - ' - l- ~ il l ' ‘h\' f~ t-.t t t ` l tl ttl w was
thc `l<Iilg|ll~li spellklilg people pntl-iltlllllllll “`\ 'ld -ill I l" “"1 F LH?" L* lllrnu no l-uillil y lil lc pri er
o will-lil, it |,- for i'nn,1iin U, ri-pllblilx with thc people, but ibut ulso there
mtv lo thc wi-rlil nlolr rlcurlr.-I All for thc possiliilty of war bt- rested with thc pi-oplc thi- obligation hlls cvci' been ilolln what <\i»mi»<-- ,fvvwil thc lzrcilt, \-`.lli'r»pl‘l\ll ll;lill.il-,l)l‘. to nsltertuill wllllt were thi- luws of i'i‘illly`illcilll;<_" i.\l:li~lii.li;llll will their pl~i-|»ni';lii~lll forllifi-. The true llcllii-ci'llcy in the fu- Mllclloilnlll i'ui't\ii'i' plviiltcil out wnr u-=l,< ll filirv. '|`\lc nlollry lelldelwz ture cnlpirc would moan that the iiocniiup Uilnniin luv 4., .~\.,,<.- mmf llcrlill null l.<ln.\l»il pnl'tics llmllllllcolllilnlll iilllli iii the country should
'tho l'ili\cil Sllltrs iuill `l»i'c.'l»ll<i~ ilu-ro say :ls t.lll°y did only ri~reu\ly 1 “'l`ll\l_< hurl- il niilil’.- i-llillll-v to nlilke ll inns
so illiiill lil iwlilllllotl \\vt\\¢\l~|\ _(ur illlil no fillitlll-lx" "l`n\\f\dzl," ln- of lliillsrlff it would nlcllil eqlmlity
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"mn, it. was 4‘i\ill\d=\`:~' pirrt in be nllulill, wus lnorc of ii llr-llloclvlcy tllml ii( oN\ol‘tllllity for every one.
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