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TUNE 61”". a 5 _ mes sive W IIlMIlHIll IIII.|l|IiNlII `cruiii.o'r'rrrowN Ann ouiinrs couivrr

The busiest store on Charlott_etown’s busiest street

VITEIIBRO, June 3-Owing to the

illness of one of the jurors the sit- tings of' the Camorra trial, it was announced by the President of the Uourt today, have been postponed until June 7th 'I`he Cammorrist iris

. » I _

oners were plainly dissatisfied at the

interruption of they trial it being nn- derstoorl that the real reason for the delay was to give the court officials, jurors and lllwyelfs nn opportunity to go to Rome and witness the un- veiling nn_ June fith of the monument to the late King Victor Emmanuel 11

PLAYS BEFORE QUEEN

1.l)NDON, June 3- Ervin Nvi lighti-

i, the Hungarian boy pianist, aged night, played at Buckingham Palace, _vcr»~tcr<lay, before Queen Mary, who was much impressed by his skill._

l<]l)]'I‘I-I M. 'l‘H()l\IS(JN."

bi Miss Stewart, of Sackville, was ap- pointed to reply to Miss l4`aulkin’i; l1'l.t,4=r. `

Mrs. flhipman annoimccd that Miss

1<'|i»i~|;ii<:c Llyrdn had of`fei'ed and been nrcviiterl as a r\\issi<in:ii'y.

_i\ rr-_solution of appr|>r:iai_io|\ of tho

work of Mrs. W. W. .iiirli-r=\\"s, organ- izer of Hackvillc liist., i'cgret,t.iiig her dcpa|'r.ure for' the west, etc., was thr»n pn_:‘:‘|‘d_ `

'I`hc lh“.'oI_ional ll:\lf Hour was ledl

by lilies lleiiderson. Miss Iinskin ren- di-i-od very zirrrptziiilv a solo, "Wi, Wait '|`liy lle|_ic\lietioii," and all join- cd in singing the hymn, “liiess<-rl Hi-_ tin- 'i'ic 'l‘hat Binds."

i`\lr.~:. (’lii[iin:in difxrizissrnl the gatli-

crirz with thc lieiivrlirdiriii.

Mziny of the rir‘i"'.":iIr';: left. lor t_lu‘ir

lio~ii1°s: tliiiz -iii:-i'iiri<ii\.

SENSATIUN IN IIlllWl

0'l"l‘AWA, June 8-Geo. H. Math.

er, a well known young man piended not guilty in the police Criurt yes. iiefflglv. §\'hf=n- ciiuirerl with shooting at Francis Lenmy, former street fore- mn" ‘lf the Cifli According to the SLOVY tvlll. I-eilmb' found his wife talking to Natlier in ri city park on Monday night, and started a row in whicli Mather fired a revolver shut at him. 'l‘lie parties are well known and the affair has caused quite H gen: sstion.

FOR AGED PEOPLE

Uld Follfvi Should be f‘nreful in Their Selection of Reguiative Medicine.

We have a. safe, rlcpondiiiilo <,,wi,51;_

Uiketlier ideal remedy that irrparti- ,`\'ilI\\l`lY Fiilillitecl to the requirements

|'0.f aged people and persons of weak ,constitutions who suficr from consti- |liatir>n or other liowcl disorders. We gore so certain tlint_ it will yeiigvp l-INS” Cliilihlaiiits and give absolute satisfaction in every particular that lwe offer it with our personal guaran- tee that it shall cost the user iiotli- ‘i\l!_if it fails to substantiate our ’cl:iiii1s_. This remedy is called iiqgmli (irderlies. I ile_.\:a|l flrderlics have a soothing. healing, strengtliening, tonic and ,yi-;.;iii;itl\'e notion 'upon the bowels. I‘hey remove nl! irritation, dryness, soreness and ivcaliiicss. ’l`hcy restore the bowels and associate organs to

nliire vigorous and licaltliy ncti\'ity. HWY ure eaten like randy, may hr- takr-n at _any time witliont inconveni- vricr, do not ruuse any griping, iiau- sea, diarrliea, exce.~isive looseness, flnf.\ilcii<s4= or other'\lisagi'r-cubic effect. Price 25c. and ffic. Sold only at our stnrc~'llir- iiexiill h`t_orc. lilac- Kinnon llrui: <‘o_

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REXA LL

arc sold and gnarniitccd in Clmrlottcto\vn by

The MacKinnon Drug Co. ,

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NOTICE

I hcri-by notify the I’ubIir_ that I iinvc pnrciiai-n~<| tiioi-ntirre stock

and goodwillof tim Davison lllidr-rlnkiliig i'o and as l Iinrn no noun. vution with any Go or ll|idr\|'lakr~r in the l’ro\|ni:i‘ I will

he in a position to giiarniitreo

satis|`aetio|i wlien your orders arn

intrustr-d to mo win-n the uerrico of our profession is rr-\|ui|'r~d.

Yours

- _ A. H. W

Fun:-rril llirvcf

ADMAN

flffirn 207 l‘|'i|ir~_u SL

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iiist Church l’hone ‘.L8‘J J. Residence King l'}dwnrd ilotel I

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._ lil (ei (ei ful lei

\l\ Isl rv, oi L-i (0 (si 0') it)

(3) _ boolistorc at $|.25 pci' cop $0 ig)

New

» Hasznrd

to the fact that "The Story

said to be l\liss l\loiifgoii

te (9 02 E; have a copy of “The Story 3 fi (0 (5)

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H_a$zard

(_) D(-;t-.ie tv.-e..@e @.°‘c‘t-i° te ci ~ <~>\~\\v>e,‘».e»i§t-D'.e‘c» 11' Q t~\te>c®<.~t-i>®(°\»>;») é.\'9§9®(°X~>® <-i -

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(ul (s) ra in

“The Story Girl”

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lsland interest from covcrfo cover. livcrybocly should

, wcll printed :uid sells at Srl 25 at `

(0) re, (2) <°! (9) Q) (0) (oi 6 <3.

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Girl” is now ou sale at their

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Bunk

(K). Moore call attention

y. 'l his beautiful story is icry s very best yet, full of

.~, ~.\’»Y~`I»`i(~T»(»§(-U®’?ocoo000o » ‘ .

Girl", liauclsoiiicly bound,

iilinn

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V.. ph -_

_'mil' ‘_/, '_ knives oil teml

Lawn Mowers

F5 "%('D

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Special tool ste

Qc.

' `" V cd, case hardened

‘,.."..»‘ "_ ‘Ir ,, `» '. ’F1~~'_»; *L _ ~ ” ' . »- ~:..!.-r~,¢,~__ r , Y 'fix

_.L _ _ _ _ sa*-_*iii-_ "`.

Wood rollers ot' ha

adjustalilc covers,

rd maple with and

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witont ball bcz11‘11

14, i(i,` io 1nch _

7?. w

Call and exaniinc' these mowers ' Wlitilcsale and Retail.

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Hardware

Limited

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t _ .»J"‘\. ,. .> » . .< .~ i .ri or :fu V, __< M M ii,-,vgi ,r_. ‘

It pays to buy in this Province.

some to the city, on the Northum berland last evening.

Robert Henderson, Regina, Snsk., who has been in this city for the past three weeks, left on return home on Saturday. *

Miss lieddin and Miss Helen Red- ill". lflty. who have been spending the winter in Toronto have returned home.

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The schooner Myosotis arrived Sat- llrflay from Gasiie, P. Q., with one .-niLLlian.vslaAingiee~ /in ~oedar~ 'unch'-spruce for ir. M. Poole & Co., (‘onnolly's West \\‘.harf.

'l‘lie Fire Engine “Silsby”, was giv-

en her annual test yesterday evening 0" Kills Square. The engine worked perfectly satisfactorily and threw a good stream of water.

_ Miss Elieri Maloney, who has been in this city for the past year, loaves _'iii the_Hal1fx today on return to her noine in iwomcrville. Miss Maloney uulile niiiny friends in this city dur- ing her stay here who will regret her flffiiartiire.

Peter Hughes, coiitractor,_ Everett M1155. \\'l\0 was called home last

zveck to attend the funeral of his .aiIicr,‘sperit the .\veck end in this C113/ Wlfll his uncle, 'l`ho|nns l‘anip- lil'-ll. (l. <‘., and left on return to lilv- erett Saturday nior-ning, ,

. ‘

MISS L"ffl@ Will. matron of Falcon-

ivood l'los|>if.al, has left on it visit to Ne\v York, where she will spent ii well earned holiday. Miss ilell ex. ii0_0ti< to spend a leiv days in iioston with friends and will also visit. other points of interest.

l\lli~'H_ Mildred' Farqiilmrson, gteiio- &’i`1li>|lPl‘ ,in thc Stores and Meciianiciii ll~“iiilI'tl\rr|it of the l’. _l‘l. island liuil- way. left ycster<l=iy morning for High lllvwh Alt"-. where her brotlicr ru-` sides. (in i“riday the officials and eiiipioyecs of that Departnicnt pre- seufird hcr with n very handsome set ring' as nu exp|'L‘ssion of their appro- cantioii of hor services during the i_iiiHt. four years, She was acronipaii- red to_iVioiict_oii hy Mrs. H_ |c,,|~,||||,,,|-. Wil. Pity, nnd Miss Iloris i<`ai'r|\iIiai~~ son. _

'|`Iic following were |‘egist.ered at. the Victoria Hotel in this city yes- terrlay:-.l. (‘». Watson, Montreal, (leo. l“. Ilissrtt, Sl., John; Kate Mc- lmnn, Montague; \1‘lorence Mr‘_i.ean iiioiitiigiie; .l, I., Heath, Toronto; .I W. Dawson, Toronto; John (lI\rist_ie, St. John; John J. Duggan, Mon- treal; I.. Mctloy, Toronto; Ei. (Y. and Mrs. Messervey, Halifax; ll, M. Wil- .lni-<‘. in " in, .. .. ‘_

iiains, lioston' W. J. McAlary, St

r n, . . hm i I 0 Steven

'l‘oronto; i\. li. Myles, l-lniiiiiton -lolin J; Maiior, Toronto, 1.. .I. tial Iiiglier ti. I.. Hcanor, St. John.

At the police court in this city' yes-

terday morning two drunks, William and .Iohn Power, were each fined five dollars or ten days. Frank Hopkin- son, charged with the theft of three 'loilnrs from the residence of Chester Mri.ure,city,had his case adjourned un- til ‘\\'cdnrsda_v. A young ind who ap- pcnred on a cliarge of disobedience to his mothc-r's wishes was given anoth- er chalice and will hc looked after by the (‘liildren's Aid Society. At a ses- sion of thc court hcld on Saturday morning the rasc against Maurice Israel, for nn infraction of the pro~ hihitory law, was dismissed.

'l‘he last issue of the "Maritime i~`iirmer" contains an excellent cut. showing the Prince Edward Island winners at the Amiierst Winter Fair The groiiii are taken each wearing his badge whilé overhead is strung a line of rihboiis showing that they had quite a large share of the prizes 'Phe names of the winners are Messrs W. H. Pope (look, H. A. Boswell, T 1%. Cass. Earl Boswell, Leonard (‘ourt, Albert Boswell, L. H. D. Foster, Peter Brodie, W. J. Gibson, Henry Howard, A. (1. F. Gill, Two of thc winners Albert Boswell and A. 0. F. Gill are young lads and verv enthusiastic.

2 _ ;. 1 firm of Byrne Bros, (‘ity, which oc cnrrcd at the home of his sister-in law, Mrs James H. Byrne, in this city yesterday morning at three o’clock- has occasioned regret whicl is widespread among the citizens generally, among wiioin the deceased was most widely knr\vn and univci sally respected. He had only been ill for ri few days, but death ensued as n result of nn attack of rheumatic

f|‘\'(‘f` 5(\I!l(% yP|\f`H UPU which loft his heart in a weaken cd condition.‘ His demise at th coinparntively early age of forty eight years is considered untimely,

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rspeciully when it removes n mai from iietliril husiiness life who was ever courteous and gentlenmiily in nl his dealings with his fellow citizens He leaves to mourn one hrother an one sister, ‘John Iiyrne and his siste Miss Mary liyrne, besides a large iniinbcr of otlier relatives and frieiirls . ~' » ~, , I , .

who will kicniy ful the loss they have sustained. To all of HIPS" tl (lunrdinn telnicrs its siiier-re sym pnthy. , _._.._---x- ___ A

ualit

il ir counter as yin may

P F-l:l.=‘\1kdI(\`|\p weekly loads of Flriiir-l

Shout from thc housefops of llrea

(

goodness-lint if QUAl.lT\' he lavkl

insist on-quality - Qll1\LlTv l A"

yon'il always find it in our I

E\.'/\pQ[{,/\'|`El) CREAM BRE/\l) Prove it for yourself.

Stewarfs Bakery

163 Kem Strom

The death of Erlwird flV`n9 Uf till’

‘; Try Macs

gn, way back and sit down ! \VIi:\l we

from Vancouver. -

,Mrs. Gillis of this Province was registered at the Grand Union Hotel,

St. John,_1sst Saturday.

Miss Mattie Cummings of North

River is visiting her aunt Mrs John

Henderson, Charlottetown.

Wm. Monibourquette, manager of

tne Queen Hotel, City, returned on ‘tho»~Nor-thininboriaiirl/rlust evening af- ter a visit to his home in Arichat,

C. B.

Thankfully received at Faleonwood

Hospital from Mrs. A. Peters, Brigh- ton, and Mrs. I). ilavies, i)un<las Es- planade, a number oi useful articles 4 in clothing. ,

Mrs. S. Pike from St. John’s, New- foundland, is visiting her sister, Mrs. _

Henry Weeks, corner of Pownah and Ki,-_iit Streets, accompanied by her g son, W. I. Pike. f

Rev. W. H. .\‘pencer and 'I`. (‘.

James, city, left yesterday morning for Ottawa to attend the (ieneral An- ’ scnibly of the l’reshyt,ei-ian Church which meets tiicre on Wednesday.

Miss Ada Harris, City, las left on ` _ _,_ _ _, -~ ‘Q i ! a two weeli's ti-into Boston. _ 'J' , -

William l)e;m,City, ninde the round -_ i ` , ; _,_ _

trip to Pictou yesterday. James Eden, City, has returned _ ,, f ‘ " ` ‘

-- from an extended trip to the Pacific . ' /~ f J , -_

James Dee, New Glasgow, N. S., Coast. ' `\f 'J Lil' f . ' - ‘

~ -M 4-

Edward Bayficld,_ Mrs.- rnl M' »

Bayfield have returned to this citiyii Queen st' “Tim st0|'¢ Wlfh ‘lm smck 00860 N

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William liowe, (‘ity, of the Mac.

l‘.nnip1pell's building lots on Grafton Strce , and intends to build shortly.

The following were registered at

the Queen Hotel in this city yester- day:-Wilfrid l~`orhcs, i’t. Vernon; I\`. li. (ilarke, Toronto; A. l\1c(‘a\islaiul, liriintford; W. 'I`. and Mrs. Anderson,

_.__

l`hn ‘~. S Iiailand viill leave lieic

r fi un ci of rattle

'l‘hursday mornings. _

\'csterda_y afternoon lliai-tin l’ower,

city, wlien in ii state of iiitoxicntion bc(-nine engaged in nn n|t_crcat.ioii

\vhi<'_li llltiriiatcly dcvcloin-d into ri iistir: encounter. After fanning one anotiier for a while with arms which freriuently had a telling effect, Mar- tin procecrlcd up the wharf ami was niet by ofiiecr 'i`nylor, who on adopt- ing persuasive inr-tit-.-, indur-ed his captive to acrtoinpaliy Iiini to the city Hall. l-le will_appear this morn- ing. _ f

'i‘lie Attlcboro Hun of June lst has

the following itnin in |‘ef\\_|'eiice to the

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in: r ii o _ . _ . . of .Ianics and Mrs. iloylc, city, who left this city about two years agr>I-

marriage this -morning 'at St. -lohn's '(‘hurch by the pastor, Rev. Fr. Sheedy. 'Phe nuptail mass was at- tended by many friends of the couple The bride was cliarmingly gowned in

ried .American beauty roses. She was

lowing the ceremony _a wedding

L. B. and Mrs. Richardson of 39 Fai mouth St. Ctmgmtiilatioiis and gifts were showered on the bridal pair. Later in the day Mi‘. and Mrs. Doyle left on an extended honeymoon trip to Maine and on their return will re- side in Attleboro. _

Ilonald Rowe Woodworking (loinpany - has purchased one of (louncillor '

with another party on Pownal wharf _J

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$3.98 ' _ or

Hats worth up to 5.00 ea.

E V I D E N T L Y

_ $3.93 is a mighty popular price for a ~ summer hat-if we may judge by the de- mand for those on

the big front table.

Handsome, stylish,

up to the minute hats trimmed in our own -

work rooms, s uc 11 \

values as are offered right along at 4.50 to

5.00 each on sale at

$3.98

\\'}iile we keep the

range np- we recom-

? mend as early choosing

” as yiossilile. TODAY IS

A (JOOI) TI l\fl<§.

aim-@\|_ §____.._.._..__._.._

there being a larsl ii iii.' 'n _ " ’

to come in both on Wednesday and 4 f**'i'-i--1 .l.'._....___.

1 the liais are taslcfiilly triiJ.iiiied in nixiiiv sorts of hand

tlieni have ielvct---others silk-»-otlicr:»‘ ribbon. lliis

ii i ge I lnniis 1 Doyle, n on a I; .

James .i. livyle, well knolwn l___|__-__-____

popular Interstate conduct( ‘. I Q ‘ Miss Helen lil.-tlaliill were united in __ f1-1-----1 ___________

I for just 85c

i..~t-nkfasr was sei-ved Ae are some or i -regularly offered at 1.35, yours for. . . ..

L - .

f Worth to $2.50 offered at $1.50 I

_ _ UN BIG 'l`r\I`ilvl‘i /\'l` TUE llE1\l) Ol" thc inziiu stairway you I W ll find lliis._gi'c:it a_ssoi‘tii1e1it of liandsoine rezirly to wer- r riiiiiiig and sailor _ - hits. llierc arc many sorts of str:iws-tlici'c is a \\ ide vziricty of Sliapes-

I _ ' ` lot has been niarkcd

. at assorted prices up to 2.50 cacli. To clear tlieni out wc will say.,

. . , _ ,< , .

for Victoria.. on Wednesday morning at' S ' C d t 24.3() o’clock, returning at lf) a. in. _ y- ' 'i‘he aiiove is,an extra trip owing to - '

or; rlrapiiiig'--soiiie of I

ivory Satin with Dicillfe hat “ull Cm* ' HERE IS AN@'l`l'lF/R HAT BARGAIN that will ilcliillit thc iritemir-ii by inns Krrrit cnniii as i ivoiiiau who ivaiits an extra hat for knocking about this suiiinicr. This lot in imriesiiniiri, win. were pink Satin- , .1 variety of straws-several good slmpcs-several good colours--nio'~;tly drap- John Davie was grooinsman. l<‘ol- 1 _ _ I 1 _- I _ _ _ ‘ _ . . ‘- `

~ , er oi .mr er uit 1 vcl\ets of sliades blending with the straws shown

oo an fe

Vi trophane Changes plain

Prints from your Negafives

is ‘ what’ you want and

Good t

glass into stained glass

HA\'i-3 von A Wmnow THAT \'oU'D Liss 'ro I

_ ,close from thc public gaze without losing it's light? \'itro- it... I `._phane will do it. Yitropliane is ri thin, transparent material, ,p ‘ ‘ easily applied to _vonr ivindows-ollered in all sorts of stain- ; fi I

ed glass designs, and_ is practically as permanent as the ` _,V glass when once apphed.We have the full range of designs in _ _

` VITROPHANE or WINDUWPHANIE 25c, 55C, 40C. 45 f

_ i‘4'~’i;e.-5

M/ _.»"’:_ 0915

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in our Developing and Printing Depr-irtmcnt right in our own store, we strive to give the best results,

We use VIELOX PA-

l’l.€R exclusively.

This is one of the most

expensive and best papers, but we have always used it as wc consider it gives the best results.

Let us develop and print

- ’ snc. o»r.r|ii. `

for you. »

l '_‘ "A i-*WMF* '_ _‘W E _"_"` ` " Y;

Johnson -& Johnson

A New

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' Hair Food

Mads Hair Fond has

been on the market for twelve years and each sen-~

:ion its fanie increases.

' It is a scalp food and hair rejuvcnator that has been favored by all users. It is not oily, greasy or - sticky-linsa pleasniit od- _ or that will dt-light you. - Mads l-Inir Food will

proruotea fine growth of silky hair-it prevents baldness and 'cures _dand-

rul`l`.

l’er bottle . . ...25c and 50c

The 2 Macs

ANNQUNQEMENTS STRIKE AGAIN

, _ . .-in

*The regular monthly meeting of ,

the W. M.'A. H. of the Hazclbrook linptist (‘hnrch will bc held at me l'__\]{].\1_ .limp 3_'p|,,. t,,xi(.,,|, (.h_,,,f_ home of William ann Mrs Wood, I(,,,|.F_ lust ,mlm V__'___l _m__H_‘_l_ qftrik

Pownal, on Tlnirsriny afternoon next, _ _ _ _ " June “th ut 2_3" IL _"_ of lorty~r‘iglit. hours begiiiiiing today.

-__ The liioveiiir-lit is iilrwitirnl with thai.

“H0\lS0WlV“S \\`1\|\tii\.l! their cur- of last week when tin- clianfieui-s wont

tains carefully elcaiied and laundered ` out for 2| hours in pi-oi(-gt i|gi|,i|,St U will hc repaid for reading the nd. of tiiirty-fi\'¢» por or-nr, iiir~i-r-use in thc the Star Steam Luuiuiry in this is I¢n,y's (imy on |,,.,w_i,,C_

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i\` ll -' . ir `.-.King Geor

5:1-aiitcd n.n nndirnce to Vharles P 'i , .

C. P. TAFT HONORED

I l.l _ l JL, lui' .2 K1

‘nit of (‘.inr-innati nt. iiuckinglm l’nlar:<- tmlay. Wliitclaw Reid, t _-\n.r\rirnIn ainiiassador, presented Mr Taft, who is a brother of the Presi dr-iit.

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Policy

covering Total Disability is now issued by thc Sun Life of Canada. For particulars apply

“` i; R. snow

Manager For P. E. I.

Charlottetown

dmwnr

__ 1m _ __f

edar Shingles

iust landed. . Extra Clear, 2nd clear and lowcr grades from $1.50 up.

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: with :isnilaliic im-iiiorizil-cifiicr is

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|nr\n|.nir'i\f, lu* iilstum' nl gr-we e0\

Ins i solvnin dnt) you owe to

the nwniory of ilu :lr-ul-)on can noi .illord to overlook this all lm port uit ui \li\'r.

'l`ln-rr-‘< no i'r~ssoii \\ li_\' that Yrnvc shouio Lzo nnniarki-ri - your s£~lt~

r4?s|»i_\r>l v\‘on'tnilow it. /\nd_ wi-_ar_ o fr-rim: such easy tr-rms on sl nu-lnorinl stones that money won' nlnlul in \'\\\|r wav.

I4., Cf. (ieorgc ht.

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