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BIIARIIIIIN
(founded |881) $4-00 per your (delivered) in advances
(mulled, In advance, in Cnnndn. and 1.1.50 for l'. 8. A-
L A. Blrlett, l're|\i\li-nt. J. ll. Burnett. Editor und _l‘u|»iiul¢r.
D. K. Currie. Annelutz- Editor. '
TIIE 0l’ENIl\'(i YEAR.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR! `
HEU REUSE ANNEE!
BLIADHNA MHA URl_ _
The would around today friend will greet -friend
the old and ever new wish “A Happy Ne\v
” It is not an idle wish,-a stereotyped phrase.
once in the year at least, and on its threshold,
and women will look forward _with the unselfish
hope that the new pages to be written will be filled
-‘With blessings for others as well as for themselves.
I A Happy New Year! Whatever it holds _forus
of joy or sorrow, of profit or loss, of good or ill, \ve
enter its portals with hope, with kindly feelings for
;,each other, with the mutual assurance that God
-is in His Heaven and all is well with the world.’i
‘ This on the threshold of the year. Let us aim to
_‘perpetuate the kindly thought, to retain the Happy
New Year wish as we pass through its various com-
_partmentsyas we enter its joy-lighted rooms-for
joy-lighted some of them will be; as we pass through
its darkened rooms. for darkenedi some of them will
be. Let us strive to make it a Happy New Year for
each and all, not only when the year is young, but
when it has blossomed into summer, when it has be-
come hoary with wintry age.
,_ Bright and glad, dark and sad,
- Are the years that come in mystery clad;
* ‘ Their faces are hidden, and none can see;
If merry or sorrowful each \viIl be,
Bright and sad, dark and glad,
Have been the years we all ‘have had.
With smiles of hope and not with tears,
We meet our friends in the glad new years;
God is with them, and as they come,
They bear us nearer our restful home.
And one by one with some treasures won,
They come to our hearts till they all are gone
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E.\']).\ N(il'IRI.\`(il (‘())I M l'.\` l(`.-\'l`l()N
Seldom has this province been moved as it wa:
yesterday morning when word came that the Car
- ferry steamer was ordered to the relief of the steam-
er Canadian Spinner in the St. Lawrence River.
Meetings were called at an early hour by the Char-
lottetown and Summerside Boards ,of Trade and
vigorous protests against what was regarded as an
outrage were wired to the Prime Minister, the Rail-
way authorities at Ottawa, Toronto and Moncton.
Owing to weather conditions yesterday morning
Captain Read deemed it unwise to undertake the
proposed voyage. At the time of writing the ordei
still stands and, if the protests forwarded yesterday
morning are dis1°egar<_led, the Carfcrry will leave or
her voyage of indefinite length and possible dangei
as soon as the weather permits. This, should it hap-
pen, would leave Prince Edward Island marooned,
with thousands of dollars worth of perishable freight
on its hands, its coal supply cut off, its imports held
up in transit and its mails and passengers going anti
-coming held up. And for this condition there could
be no relief. 'l`hefprehistoi°ic ice-boats at the Capes
if still in existence could not be manned without
much delay, if at all. The Stanley is laid up for re-
pairs ata most unopportune time and the Scotia
_could not reach the Capes, even if she, could under-
take theservice. I
The Carferry is our only means of communica-
ting with the Mainland. Working overtime daily.
Sundays included, she is unable to keep the freight
clear. If the service were interrupted for even 2
'few days it would involve serious loss to the province
to say nothing of the inconvenience to men and wo-
men called here or abroad on important business.
and the holding up of the mails. I
` The present incident and its possibilities is the
strongest proof of the necessity of having the second
steamer on this route, and an agitation should be
maintained from all quarters to get the authorities
to fulfil their promise in this respect.
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l’Il()Sl’Ell_|.'|`_Y Il_.\)[l‘.\_1_\'_'|'.
` i  tl 'Vi-`l'"€5i
A_ccoi°_ding to the monthly Canadian Bank state-
ment Just issued for November, the material prosper-
lty of Canada_continues to grow at a rate unpreced-
ented in its history, perhaps in the history of any
country._ The figures are simply startling.
_ ' During the _year the enormous sum of $650,000,-
~ 000 was subscribed to the Victory Loan. Notwith-
J.
j _standing this there is stored away in the Savings
f -f'.B,ank.s over one billion dollars, besides $700,000,000
'-on demand deposits.
=,-.1-,-'.`_ These are figures never dreamed of before the
-'.-'»W8r. And this is not a temporary or abnormal oc~-
_<'- nee. _ Back of the huge deposits is a strong,
i-if-i,_', thy, vigorous commercial and industrial life.
'i:i_\‘f_' »- ta is pouring into the country for the develop
' -: of our natural resources which as yet have
  been touched; industries are loaded down
.,%~_~0rders; wages, particularly in industrial busi-
  ,V -q,N‘e-higher than ever before; there_is practically
 ployment for those who want it and strikes
-' ____,-__f‘ wer than at any time during the past six years.
s -fir- ".‘3.§*l‘_f‘.‘.l.‘l‘:§..‘:';°iR‘2_';'i>§._2r‘af>r.Pf2f>1>l§
Daily Selectione
Guardian
'I`lIE YEAR THAT IS
Furnished by W. 8.* Lousoh
}-O%‘O-O-O4-OO-O-OOO-0000
by
as
rm
the Cnr Ferry, merchants are always in ii position to getvthoircoal
it is required. whereas formerly they had to put in their entire win-
's stock in the fail before the close oi' navigation. Now they keep
ploxeny of this
and buyers are von
other provinces Decidedly good
work is being done in, regard t0
cattle. and the tendency is to prio-
duce the best animals. ` ` "
Hoge. -
192° only a sniiill stock on hand, and the ability to secure shipments just Hogs have gone down from 20
FOR SERVICE
___ _, vii
en they are needed is nn advantage which, it is needless to say. is
SERVICE-SIMPLE, EVERY-DAY,liiRhly appreciated. Coal conilnft by rail on the Car Ferry I'8H°h<: mg to me mc, that me British
‘ hooners.
Ac'ruAL ssavice it
--- 1-.
A Smile, ii Word, it Glad Hand, éfmuy reduced'
a Flower, a Letter, ai Book, a Bowl
of Broth, a Visit, ii Song, it Dollar, f”
_ sw sad or S-;>iled,- 15
destination ln for better shape than when shipped ln sc
The coal is loaded into the cars at the mines and
nes right through, without disturbance, to destination. Importation
iii at about the same level as it was last year, and so far as (can be
to the tick. or .. . V
will Wonderfully help them. and in-in there is no likelihood of any scarcity.
richly re-pay you.
A little word or deed is just as,
lii regard to produce, there has not been as much oats 'shipped during
Ithe vast year as formerly. The Island was unable to compete with
esiern outs in prices. This is also true of Sydney und St. John’s,
' _- ti ‘V
mg as u big one' to the "ee ewioundland. A small part of the cargo oi' the “Canadian Adven-
parties concerned. N
govoininent went but ol the mar-
not handled to the some extent in transit. und wastage is thei-ei'ore ke, The Blmsh gm ernment had
cents live weight to 13 cents, ow-
guaranteed a minimum price, and
gi the signing oi' the arnilstice this
guarantee was withdrawn. The na
tural consequence was that com-
the business being largely in the
hands of the packers the prices
have been fixed. If the farmers
f iiirer" was oats. Western oats has been going into Newfoundland, combined they would be in R D051,
lteiiiellibei' llwll ilfilllliiill' Wi" Sydneytind liallfiix at about what it would cost f. o. b. Charlottetown. mm to acquire control of tm,
_ _ . _ . _ I
prisc in Mail. 251 37-44? ‘ i
SERVICE:-Look ut it quickly, it
SERVICEI--llow iiiucli \vi- may Il
do, and wlizit ‘over-floiviiig plci1sure;‘I
in the doing.
_ l
SERVICE!-ll`s Spirit has liot~r.]
brectliir-1 since iliu l~`ii'st Clirisi-ih
mas; tli.- (`huri'li is alive io ii; tho;
lioys Ovi-1' "i`lio1'i- \\'ork1=il Full;
'l`i1iic iii lt; the ltotiiry iinil Kiwanis
and oilieis are caicliing ii: You i
and l cii1.11ot afford io iuy off.
‘SERVICEZ-l1's not ii NEW
Iilcai: You'll find lt uwiiy, away.
away, away hack ln the (lil()i)
(il.l) li()()l\'. i<`un1\_v how sucli a
good thing luis been 1';itli<»‘r ovcr-
ltis interesting to ieciill the iitct that it was as the iesult oi a visit
tlot~s1i’i uicuii miicht Reflect, and I’
lid the Concentrate of li
acking industry in Prince Ed-
» » ’
oi' Mr. lluntain io Montreal that the “Canadian Adventu1'ei‘ came to this ward Island' and Wm, emcicmund
oi-L. lic arruiiged with thc Canadian Merchant Marine to send her imcmgent management the enter.
ere and she came on November 26th iind loaded the largest cargo that lu
good ciulo, and Mr. Biiniain has received ilic assurance ol' ilic Can- 0,
diiin illerdiaiit i\l1irlnc ihiii whenever sufficient l`i'ei|.:lit offers Io juslli'_v|
will be ca eil io send u steiinicr lie"o ’1‘liey are appar-I
On the vilioii the \c.ii s buslne-is lm. uoik loi the iiiimei s iitinili
is been triiilviiig L`0llC‘<l10IU iinil tor tho fiiim help which
2: lrlp, they " pl  .' ' _i .
-iilly most anxious to serve Prince Edward Island saiisi'uctorily. '
‘ » ' ' " ‘ , 1 lo
iii
ninierial produccrl on the i`a1'n1ni'e‘w
-lse would undoubtedly prove not
find on-pour ‘ . f
Life, Ihr swc -test rcwurtls ihcrt’0f. ever lelit`hi1rioiteiown liai-hor, consisting ol' potatoes, vegetables, lui" onli' 1,1 financial success but a
‘IIC IiY`l'll<`\ Of IV'-10 \'9II5“’“- nips, apples. hay, poultry, dead iiicats, pork, livestock, etc. She carried m ` `
cans to similar enterprise along
her lines oi’ agricultural indusiry.
- ` Potatoes.
The prospects are irootl for poin-
os, :ind there is grctii. dcmiiiiil for
Il=\\”" bw" 510011, :ind thepros1\0C\S`coi1lil easily and reasonably be 508,) pomiom; 0sDec;,,lly_ y),,,.;nu»
101' U10 COHIIH5 F0211' i\l'\‘ 1"~‘f1S5U|" procureil i`o1' the whole year". Il is`
Dir. o true that present prices for i‘:t\\"I,,-oduci|0`n of potatoes, hm, they
e lust. year iliere hits been ii large
e1'o not all put upon llio iriai'iu=¢i.
A°'I°"'t-ure' V91'-" "3“‘l’U“i§» but °nlY tha b95t|’Large quantities are still on lianal
simulil satisfy us, more especially 2,
The _\‘cai"s wirli is coiiiploled. when ii means ilic best. method ol'
The prodiicis ol the ilold which business.
I0l`ll\ kiilll()Sl Ol1l'Uliil`(} l'k`SOLll'(I(’t~'.|
li' we look at ihe other side and
looltcil, lsii`t il? N
ily l‘.'of W. A. IlA\Vl.E\‘|
SOMEBODY CARES '
Somebody lrnows when your heart
aches, I
wrong; ‘
l
h
ther than the cuiizilluitnt ol' eiii- s
ploynieni as a iiienns oiliicrozising r
Soliieborly knows when the
sliadovs
Neetl cliasliig ziwuy with tt song;
Somebody .l_1\o\vs when you’1'e;
lonely, |
Tlrcd, distoursged and blue, I
_-ioniebody \\.';i11is you to know Hi1ii,i
Anil know that lie dearly lovesI
you. `
*Somebody cares when you’re
temptcil,
And thc world grows dizzy zind|
dim; |
I
Féoineboiiy crreg when you're weak-
est,
And fariliisi away from- llini.
Somebody grievcs when you`ve
fnlleii,
Tllllllgll Y0\1'I`P not lost fi‘;mi i-llsI
sight:
Soniebody \'.iiIs for your coming,
Taking the gloom i’i~oiii your'
night.
“Somebody loves you when ivcitry;
50|1lf‘l!0lI>' loves you when
siroi\1;,: -
»\l\vays is waiting lo help you,
_Watches you-oiio of the throng
NBPIIUIB lil; frieiirlslilp so holy,
Needing ills wiilcli-ca1'o sn trnfy
Ilis iiaiiie-'.’ \\'o call ills name
Jesus.
HIS PI-_'(.ii'l.l-2?. JUST, l ,AND
.li'ST \'(il`."
I
` MOTTO FOR NEV YEAR
ist Peter 5-7
("~lSli1l.L§ all your cure upon llim
for lic i~i|1'oil1 for Y()['_
--i-Q0-Cal-
1919-1920
THE PAST-THE FUTURE
. IBV  A. i\inltlic\vs_)
l`Iie olrl yozzi- ,”;|,],_S;
The now _voar rlawiis,
Tho 1'oc»:1°fl.~- 111111,.
I-lit-riiii_‘»' shoil ri-vi-,|1_
TIN* fuiurc holds unr:o1'tziini_v I
The past gow into un:iltc1‘;tblo
history.
\-ve shall not rc1i'ace our steps
Vihul the fiifurr- will pp W.. |mo“.-
iini. `
WI: » . -. _
iii ii niay In, |l~pt.1iils lipon 01|;-.
solves
\VIill II1-‘ g1‘:|¢;g gi`.,,n_
If \\'f' .irc iii sur
fcciliiig of our live stock is coiive- di
ro liurvosit_\rl, lioiscii, anti io at consider thc fiiilslioil product, pric-
ln;-ge exioiii 1i1zti‘l1i\ioil. ‘Tliul por- es tire not only good but éweiiiucli
tion ol” it which isnt asltlo for llio better than in i`oi'1iiei' yours. 'Pro
iclion will be :ii its iiigiic-at when
nd i`ar1iiei's are holding for spring
prices. They ure sold iiow For 00
and 95 cents its 'siiziiiiist $2.00 :uid
upiviirtls in outside iiiiiihels.
` Oats.
in view of the preseiir sliue oi
nioniiy placed to rciider tho labor the many uiitriiinetl idle are made
And everything seems to go 
ot' the feeder easy aiid effective. p
in looking backwiirdover the past d
‘s work, xinil canvassing the quire foresight, thoiiglit and care tain their oats i'or t`eoilin_:: purpos
iossibiliiies of the fuuiro, it would tor us to attain our maximum in es. Western oats is c~>1npi\i|ii_
e well to cozisitlci' ihelncrease ra- pi'
Lili”
roiicient workers \vho will iiikcu
the market in regi-.1-il to oats, this
product should be l`ei‘.. at home.
ellght in their labor. It will rc- It would pay i'iirni'ers b-rite: io re-
oduction and io achieve the re with the Prince Efl\\'i\.\'tl Island l>1`0'
LIIIS lI\f‘-1 HFC DOSSIDIS l0 US ill ag- duct in the Ne\vi`ou1|tll:iiifl iniirlzvi
iciilture generally but when were and is und-‘i'sselliI1¥ I0 'ill l’.l”‘J<I`~1“‘
our profits. Our cropsin many ilcci. on what has been accomplish ers,
cases arc sown with the vii;-W of c
producing for ptirposesvoi export- l
ation. This is :ill very hell and
no doubt provides a large source of'
revenue, but iliore are disadvan-
tages oi' poor transporiatioii facil-
ities, in many cases iniproperliand-
ling", :ind an excessive nmoun of
preparation iii the busiest season
of the year; \\'lie1'ez\s it' they \'\'cre
sown with the object of feedine on
the premises the work at lia1'\'est
:mil shipping liiiie would be great-
ly reduced and the work of feed
ing and iitieniling stock would he
czirrled _on after liurvesi. tlirouglr
the winter and sp1'ing,tlius provltl
inonths
Only lo fnilurc_' ~
We would better noi enter the
'l`l1resliold of the new year,
lf we cuter alone,
We shall fnil,
if we enter \vi'.li liiiii
Who gives us illie new year,
Contiiiiic iii his freely oi’i'ereil fei-
lowsliip
lu llis profcr1‘ctl slrenglli,
We shall be . `
More than coiiqiierors.
No one lives in vain
Who min say with Verity;
“The lift-. wliirli l now live iii the
ilcsli
l live by the faith of the .
Son ol' God, who loved iiio and gave
ili1iisel_f fo_r u:c."_V___
l"urewcll, doiir old year!
We ure parting as friends.
A page in lli`c`g history art thou
When limi- is no more and eternity
lrigiiis,
We shall him-L uguiii soiiicwliorc,
soiiicliow,
All hail, iiow yciir!
Sliitll we join liaiiils :is fricntls? -I
A sea all untrlotl is before us.
Mrly wr sail <i_i~i' snioolli \v:i|.crs.
Amid gentle wiiirls
With the clnuilless blue arch beiid-
Ulf; o‘e1- us.
\'5\'t' the couiiiig
ever before, Those who ha
want still more; those Wh
demands make new deman
have been demonstrated, n
perity will not satisfy th
that the more he .ge.t,q..she
from 3 fflil'I.V large reven
business and other receipt
Wealth? when trimmed do
not fit into the scfheme of
revenue.
versity from which the gr
referred to spring. The c
what they cost a few year
unavoi'd_able expenses we
sam: Prlces for pleasures a
Canada has there been su
§“"e'S9@kiH.l! in travel, in
in amusements.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
ve all they need and more,
0 have been granted their
-ds. One thing appears to
amely, that material pros-
e ordinary human being;
Possiblv a reason migliitnbi-i }i`§ucii:i`;'£;SIl this Icondn. I
t'on f f ' - - - _ _ 1-
1 o unrest in the disapplilngizg riiidueéemalning
Dend-t ll el’ e or in_ary ex-
1 ures iive been deducted. Wages, profits from
S look large and savor of
Wn_ by the cost of living
‘he _
° y are qadly out Of P1‘01f;ortion. The remnant does
‘fluence Suggested by the
_ In the cost of living itself there is an incongru
ity which can be attributed only to the streak of per
o ° '
“Ching and unrest above
high; all the necessaries ofoliieodddtidtguiieagiidlggliig
S _
9-20. Yet With all these
deliberately pay extrava-
nd luxuries. It is safe to
say that never in the history of the province or of
ch extravagence in plea-
d'1`€SS-male and female--
Our extravagance has
_ _ . evolved from our pros-
Rfiiii- 225 2?.‘1Sf:f.f:f_i_fem. Supplying
the needs of
il.wiih the limited effort that we O11 the whole, the oullook loi' the
iuve put forth and the large do c_oniin;: _rear is en~¢i>ill"l_L‘1=~’.. "fi-l
iiiand that has been created forilic the i':iriners` l`i:t\'e cv.-ry-' l`<'i1-`0r\ 10
finest. products of ilic province, wc expgei 1h;ii_ the p1'ospfii~i|_v 'wlilcli
should be cncoiit-:v_r'eil to still they have cvi_io_\'e<l ilurin_;° ilic piisi
¥\`€l\l01` 0-ff01`I Um' “fm I-79 COHYGHI three years v.'ill c'i'iliiz11c <!ui'u11'.
with nothing but tho very highest |_920_
in every line ot' prozluclioii. 'Fisheries
_ilfliiii has been illone inuconnelcn Th? ]0hB_tm_ n$hm_y_ \l\.hiC.h is the
tion wth cheese iii.i.iing is a niiit- only hmmm 0,. tho mhmg ludustm.
ier ol' lii:1Ioi'_\'. The proposal to in this p,»,,Vim¢3 \\-high in fully ilov-
stitri ii ceiiiral <:1‘e:tmei'y lius been elopt-il. shows ii `i`:ivoi'1\l1ii~ iii<:i‘e2(§§:§‘
unili-ii' consideration for the past OW" um I"""7‘_`d‘“g yea" In 1`,_`
L ' __  I , _ I ,_ , the niriulwi' oi cases pziclteil *wus
\vo Mat., .ini infiny ol tie pa ions 26,881' me Pnmrt value mi WMM,
°f ‘he Well I-°~°'°1`l*‘-S regard ll wi-.S sisasiss. in 1919 iiiiwiit 34,000
with i`itvo1'. A few nit-n have stood crises \\'ei‘t~ packed with an export
in the way of the project, but Vilvlllflff "lf ~`"’1;R‘30-(')\0(;- _ rl how,
tl ,t  _ ;_. ie ierriiig siery .iso s _ s
Iese obje( ms should Stand wide :in iiiiwczise ovvr llie -precccliiig
and allow the patrons io mnnuinc- Wm., bu, HS hL,,_,,mg are l_,m_,,,__|;,.
lure their iwodlwl 10 lhe best nos used for lobster bait they ri~pi-cs-
sible advgmmgg-_ 11 is gyenily to ent priictlciilly nn direct export val-
\,-. _ ‘ V , . _ ue to the Province.
‘eu diqadvqmagp to hlw to Send The cod, liake and liaililock fish-
thEi"_m“k to “ facto"-‘f _where 'hff cry. icoiiiiiionly known as “ground
best is not taken out oi it, zindihis fi5h") Slwwg, 3 Considemibye de.
lspeeisq-|_\f the case in most 0|' 111.5 cline, both in quantities and valu-
sniall factories in the province. es' “S Uolllpilfefl Wiih the preced-
Dunsiaffnage gets cream from East mg war' rllifdtch of 'cod' hifi
P°I“I ‘md fl`0m Mlll‘l`H.\' H=il’b01`. ((‘.o1itiiiu'.‘it oii Pnyie Seven:
and cream i'roiii the latter point l” H..
has it stand on the platforiii from E
the time the early morning train   
coniesin unill the evening train
for Dunstaffniige goes out.. If .»+¢»»»»+»+»+»»»..,,,_,,_‘
there were a coiiiiuil erenniei'_v in WHY DO WE USE
COPPER TELEGRAPH W|REST
0-0450'
"'Chl1TlUtTiiorfn' ll could handle ev-
"th' - . . . . . ,
eu' mmmm H" Ed” ‘md ‘t i"°"‘I One of the characteristics which
l i '
Hifi fwmilio West, and at such ii ,1is¢1||g“15h@,, copper gs M (,010,-__
C1'01\ll1@I`Y iliere could be a sufiici a iwrcullar red. it si.:-iiiils next to
enlly large stuff if, iuke D,~0I,,,,- gold anil_sllvor iii ductllliy and
cm-0 of the(,,.‘,m“_ AH0ge,hel_' H mullcablliiy, null conios next to
,,,,n|,.,,l c,.mm_,_), 1,, \.,,,._,, mud. iron and steel in -lnnncity-wlilcli
nocdetl, audit would unrloubtodli ;?(elL;I;s,ll“; Emmy if its :my lm!"
 ,_ _ '_ - 2 o lung on o oaci miter,
suit i Lies. want. Tth,,;i,s wsu, copper wire bends m_
s ea of re:-ikliig wlion you twist
l>°u|1;ry_ li. But that is not the only _reas-on,
_ although Rin important. pnrt of the
\,\fh,,| has \,,.,,, I , - H V ,_, I FGISSOII. W y we use copper for tele-
N |m_m_ qunnmv _ H - Y goo con uctoi of electricity
- .-- A . ol iii-si-class stock when it is pure. So are gold and
has been inirodiii-i»(l into the pro SIIVOF. nut we cannot afford to buy
v,,,c,, am] ,|i__,,,.ih“,L_d amongst my Iggtllzintlt Tllvler wires for the telc-
;)L-_-,;_ 1',"-n,0,~S, whqw ‘locks wow _ DIS. G etlione and other wires,
insllecieil- The lnicliing of chick iiiriliiczr c‘i`1iiiilil1ii(;ii;tu iildeggigiii
“"5 hm* bi’-011 lllilertitken, and flint we could not afford i_0.}mvg
there ure now in picmgion three, Elelepliones in our homes. But
incubaiors oi 2400 ,img c,,Dac"_,. ‘H0 is -1 great deal of copper in
6,,-ch_ A hu. e numw _ the world and it is very cheap, and
were hatched lusty- -
out amongst me fnrlzgsynggd st<}~]r;;  ips tliigngs through which eletri_
“IHS” Of i*0\1l!l'y. Wellcai-ed for by pound it wiiliissothlihsiilh ,ton com.
'he fefnlele- is 1‘esi»<>ns1b1e to ii loses some or ns coiliiiiéldiityn
great extent for the zood pi-mes (`0l>Der is used extensively in`m:iny
that have obtained for poum.y_ In “";YS In the world. This book is
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