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Jeweler & O tician
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DIARY OF EVENTS.
'ro-DAY. _ `
City Magistrates Court 9 a. m.
Peoples Theatre 7 and 8.45 p. m.
Prince Edward 3, 7 and 8.45 p. m.
` Legislature.
 
BIRTHS
£-Z-*___-e.-_ 
PAVNTEFL- At Burlington on April
21st, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pay-
nter ii son. Congratulations.
 
MAR-RIAGES
 
PROFlTT-8TEWART.-- At Cranbrook
B. C.. on April 12th. Bessie D. Prolltt
of Burlington, P. E. I., to Arthur K.
Stewart of Calgary, Alta. Marriage
took place at the home of the brldc's
Uncle. H. B. MacLeod. .
W W F-*Z I
_O Fu-
I em instructed by MR. JONATHAN
WEST to sell by Auction on his
premises at Urggn Road, Lot
- ON WEDNESDAY
MAY SRD. 1016. ‘
GOMMENCING AT 1 0'GLO6Ki P.M.
SHARP _
STOCK-4 mares 1 duo to foal May
8; 7 milk cows, 12 young cattle; 20
pigs; 20 sheep; 50 liens. 1 pure bred
Hunting Dog. ‘ ~
CROP-100 bushels Black Oats (Old
island), 40 bushels Oats (Banner ), 60
bushels lliixed Grain, 20 bushels
Wlheat, 50 bushels Potatoes. early and
inte varieties Hay and Straw.
IMPLEMENTS- Shnrp’s Rake, Iron
Harrows (new). Disc Harrow, Man-
ure Spreader. llay Mower, Bain
Wagon, 2 Carts, Springtooth I-Iarrow.
Potato Scuililer and Mouldcr. Gang
Plow, Single Plow. Grain Drill Tun-
nip Pulper, Wheel Barrow. Tliroslilng
Outilt. Gasoline Engine (Olds) Grain
Crusher, Tread Mill, Runabout Wag-
on, Express Wagon, Double Seated
Wagon, Single Rubber Tire Wagon, 2
Wood Sielghs, Box Sleigh, Double
Seated Driving Sleigh. Baby Carriage,
Turnip Drill, Potato Digger, DeLavel
Cream Separator (new).
ALSO- Large quantity of Fire-
wood. Longers, Feiico Posts (Juniper)
1 Ladder _4 M. Shingles, Blacksmith’s
Tools. Vice and 2 Anviis, set Double
Harness, Express Harness, Cart Har-
ness, Cook Stove (Home Comfort),
Silver Moon (No. 12). Air Tito lleat-
er, Barrel Churn, Extension Table and
many other articles to numerous to
mention.
ll’ day is stormy sale will take placo
iirst. line day following.
Sale Positive as Farm ls Sold.
TERMS- All sums ol $5.00 and un-
der. cash; over that amount 12 months
credit will be given on approved joint
notes. `
PETER BRODIE, 
Auctioneer.
9458-4-28M!fn2ipd.
 
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
Land Regulations.
THE sole head ol a family or any male over
eighteen years old Liigyhomestead a quarter
section ot available Dominion land in Manitoba.
Saskatchewan or Alberts._ Applicant must np-
pear in geraon at the Dominion Lands Agency
or Sub~ gency for the District. Entry lg proxy
may oemadc at any Uominion Lands gency
but n _t Sut»_Agency on certain conditions.
_Duties-Six months residence upon and cul-
tivation of the land _in ear:li_of three years. A
liomesteader may live within nine miles oi his
homestead nn_a farm of at least Dila:-r_es. an
certain conditions. A Babitable house is re-
quired _eigcept where resi ence is perlomied in
the vicinity. _ _ ‘ ' '
In certain districts a homesteader in good
standing may preempt a quarter-section a eng
side his homestead. Price $3.00 per acre
Duties-Six months residence in each of three
years after- eaijninf homestead patent; also 50
acres extra cultivat on. Prbfmtlllon patent may
be ob.ain¢d_ as soon as homestead pstent,nr
ertai ditlo
¢: n con ns. _
A settler who has exhausted his homestead
right n_iay_take- A purchased homestead in_cer-
ia n districts. Price $3.00 per acre. Duties-
Must reside six months in each of three years
cultivate 50 acres nnd erect s house worth $3.00
The area of cultivation is subyect to reduction
ls case of rougtnscrubby or stony land. Live
stock may be substituted for cultivation under
certain conditions.
W. \\'. CORY, C. M. G..
Deputy ofthe minister of the interior
N. B.-Unauthorized publication of this ad
ertisement will not It paid for 64368.
e Railways
_ters in 30 seconds.
- 1 € V
Canadian Goverment
CHANGI OF TIME
Until further notice the following
changes will 5° into effect on P. E.
I., Railway. _
.A special passenger train will léasve
Charlottetown ee.ch'mornliig for nm-
merside at 7.35 o'olocki1 connecting
with steamer at Summerside for Pt.
du Chene; returning will leave Surn-
merslde _at 8.15, arriving' at Charlotte-
town 10.30 p. mn
The train now leaving Charlotte-
town at 1.45 p.m. will be .held until
3.30 p. m.. and will arrive at Summer
side at 7 p.m., leaving Summerside at
8.20 p. m., arriving at Tlgnish at
11.25 p. m. _
All other trains will run as usual.
D. P. A. OFFICE.
Charlottetown, April 28th, 1910.
9477-4-29ME7i. ~
Auction Sale
____
1 have been instructed by Mrs. Tho-
mas Easton of llanipshiro to sell by
Auction on his premises Saturday
May 6th commencing at_1 o"clock p.
rn., one horse .two fat cattle, two milk
cows one heifer, 25 Plymouth Rock
hens; 100 bushels potatoes; 100 bus-
hels oais; 20 bushels seed wheat; 30
bushels mixed grain. A quantity of'
hay and straw; Massey-Harris binder,
(good as new); hay mower. wliecl
rake, grain-seeder, disc Harrow, spring
barrow, spike liarrow, plow. roller,
cart. truck-wagon. driving sleigh, tcsni
sleigh. cart harness, team harness
driving harness and numerous other
articles.
JOH N STEWART
Auctioneer.
9494-5-1l\i5l.
 
Directum Patch 51817
Enrolment No. 44
SON OF JOE PATCHEN 2.01%.
Directum Patch is a beautiful black
stallion, stands 15.2 hands high and
weighs 1.050 poiiiiils; foaled 1906. Bred
by 1?. M. Musica, New York, N. Y.
He i_s a horse ot wonderful intellig-
ence; has the best of dispositions, rac-
ing instincts and courage; is a rugged
tough horse with exception-.illy line
head and-body ; extra strong limbs and
best of feet.
He was sired by s. wor1d's cliampion
iron race horse, Joe Patchen, 2.01%,
one of the greatest race horses of all
time and sire of the champion Dan
Patch, 1.55 that sold for $60,000; out
of s. mare by Directum Kelly, 2.08%.
Sire of the sensational Directum l,
1.56%. He combines the great Ham-
bletonian-Clay cross through his sire
Joe Patchen, and Harry Clay sire oi
his grandam.
Directum Patch will surely produce
extreme speed, as he inherits it in a
remarkable manner.
Directum Patch was third in 2.09%
in a seven horse race in Pittsburg. in
1912; separately' timed by Will Snow
in 2.10. Has repeatedly shown quar-
Directum Patch is a sure foal get-
Directum Patch is from the "fountain
of speed." '
Directum Patch will make the sea-
ter. His ilrst foals are coming year
olds, and they will speak for him as ii
sire. . See the “American Horse Breed-
er of 1916. which clearly shows that
son oi 1916 at_ the farm oi
JOHN A. MacPHEE, Bellevue, Prince
Edward Island.
Service fee $15 for the season
Mares nt owner's risk. llcturn
priv-lleges.
9389-4-M5wkspd.
sisoa-izivi nn cm. iiiii.
*' DEATHS
 
MoRAE. -- On April 19th at Mount
Vernon, Martin Mc-Rae, aged 10 years.
He leaves to mourn, a sorrowing moth-
er. one sister and six brothers. Three
of whom are in the 105th Batt. Pat-
riot and Examiner please copy
  HUNUH HULL, .
The volunteers oi the Presbyterian
congregation or Diuidss :ind iiniiaiiil-
ale for the :left-ni-e of tliu British Ein-
plre arc as follows:-~
Wm. K. Crrrie.
Lester Matheson.
Daniel Matheson.
John A. Matheson.
Lloyd F. Jenkins.
Earle C. Jenkins.
John Jenkins.
Samuel Nicholson.
Samuel McBoth.
Malcolm Mellcili.
James Mclletli.
Daniel McBi.~ili.
Neil A. Molloth.
Leslie Mclleth.
Leslie Robertson.
Edwurd Roberteoii.
John M. McDonald.
Ewen McDonald.
Chester P, Reiley.
_1-larold Clay.
John Hunter.
Wm. Miller.
Denial M. Mcl'liei'uoii.
Stanley McKay.
Donald M. Stewart.
Angus McDonald.
(Only one deceased.)
"Shop Furniture. Six hardwood coat
rlokl. Glt X Off.. one circular cont rack.
one patent tivo shelf rack 86" can he
lllllletedto any desired, slant. ei- made
gamble, one desk 32", one umbrella
Sl" I I7" 1.38". Ally 0! the above
articles 18.00 each. Stanley Bros. _
' 9450-4-Ztmlli
School
p nunnnni- :ying
ing or the roiiowliig"£- '
drivers:-
29.14 lbs. butter in seven days.
other tools too numerous to mention.
O
M284-26Mwllismw5l. '
as/
Mammoth Auction Sale
Having disposed of my farm at Ti-you I will oifer by Public Auction on
Thursday, May 4th,
all my Stock, Crop and Farinhig implements and Household Furniture, consist-
HOR8E8.-9 Horses including two lieavy Mares in foal and three large
CATTLE.-ll Cows milking or in calf, one pure bred Shorthorn (wlth call
at foot): llvc pure bred Holstein Heller; bred by “Lea 6. Clark," all well
grown in pink of condition of superior type and in calf to King Toltllla
Johanna a bull whose dam has no " Official" record of 585 lbs. mllk and
The grades are large heavy milking show cows sired by or bred to "ids
Rocker 2nd Vale" tl}e Champion Holstein bull of the Maritime Provinces, there
are also a number o well bred young females of various ages.
SHEEP- 30 breeding ewes with lamb, two brood sows due May 10th, 50
hens. 25 bushels seed wheat, 100 oats. 8 bushels timothy seed, 20 bushels sugar
mangies a quantity potatoes, hay.and straw, 20 cords hardwaad.
IMPLEMENT8.- Massey Harris. six foot binder, 2 five foot mowers, 12
foot hay rake. side delivery rake, hay rope,bIocks.fork si|nge,chaln and look:
two sets spring tooth harrowe wide splkc harrow iron hsrrow gang plow _ _ ` , 1
' ' ' ` ii i w ,_ to‘
single plow, disc. barrow, threshing outfit with belts complete, grain crusher, 6 p llll
turnlp pulper. set farm scales, two double truck wagons, three carte, two drlv-  - b-
ing wagons, road cart. two double wood elelphe, driving and pung sleigh Also . WANTEDTA MM
several sets of driving and working harneee,hoee, shovels and forks and many l‘°""‘“_”°"l"°""Al’|’]’V
'FURNITURE--Several bed room suites. Heintzman P|ano,Walnut Chinn
cablnez. bullet sale. parlor and dining room furniture, lamps, stoves, pictures.
carpet . llnoloum. and numerous ornamental and useful articles.
If the day proves unfavorable sale will be held on May 5th or on Monday,
May Btli if weather ls not suitable on the former dates. , i
TERMS FOR SALE:-» All sums ut\tle|"$6, cash, above that amount credit
to Dec.1at on approved joint notes, six per cent per annum. Discount for cash.
_ HIRAM H. LEA, Tryon.
FRED WRIGHT. Auetlonser.
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well tngnyi-_{i‘:kit¢°\;f°r wfter. iii “sf-»m.t:t rsnsnssio- iisigm. say
some si . on _ i . _ i . .
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CROP: STOCK llld IMPLEMENTS -»-- HUT! H Whitl Clilrldtotnwls
Diilllld  ‘EF U
I-i°_utlinsnt_ ,_ _, .Georgetown
. Private Peter _ __es,'Ml11 Cove
I $3223 i.‘.£.".r~ si.. "’.“l.°"“°""
' new _ oun emon
.» Wlull”;m§°{l¢Ire.".0hsrlottetown
"K- F. s. §nninisrside ‘-
' Private W.B_.-Davey, Albion Be!
P16- Ed- l'l|oltell§.Ge:n'getown.
,Dl'lV°l' W-in Ferguson. Alexandria.
Harold Gillis. Bllmmerside.
Ronald vessey, Charlottetown. »
Wilfred McKinley, Sydney.
Daniel L._ McBetli. Iris.
Gr. James M. Smith, Albion Bay.
99039 Carrie Georgetown. ‘
_ Herbert Cecil Maelntyre, Bourie.
- John Stewart. Wood islands.
» Emanuel Doiron, Charlottetown.
_ Gunner W,G. Bruce, Red Point.
Pte. C.A. Arns|d.,Cbai-lottetown.
Pte. L. Colin, Morell.
Pte. B. lil. Chandler. Mt. Albion.
- Pte. Garnett Gillis, 1/égntague.
; Pte. Fred Halliday, don.
_ , P. Carragher, Kelly’s Cross.
f- Fidelo Gallant. Tignish.
-1 Capt. Fred Mays, Charlottetown.
Nelson H. McLeod, Alberton.
Harry Riley. Sea Cow Pond. -
» Percy Metberall, Fortune Cove. _
H. A. MoB_0¢hl Irie. ,
~ 1-Isrold' Bealrsto, Alberton. ' `
_; Ray Fitzgerald, Charlottetown.
, Percy Slprlr Sherren, Crapaud.
f Ptel 'ester Proud, Charlottetown
,_ Gimner J. Bowden, Charlottetown.
, Pts. N. 'McKenzie,- Nine Mile Creek
~ Pte. W. A. McQueen, Mt. Vernon
-f Pio. Jolm McLeod, Pttrk Corner,
__ Freeman Clark, Cliariottctowii.
f Edward Dickson, Georgetown
Pte.-' Vernon E. McLeod, -'Frederic
harry Doclierty, Martiiivllle. '
`~ Wilfrid C. McDonald/Georgetown
James FI Hogan, Hope River; .
Freeman Clurlr Cliiirlottetown
¥J. F. Peters, Charlottetown.
7 Private william Gordon, Montague
Gunner Neil Mclsaac. Souris..
John Currie, Charlottetown.
John Daniel Jarvis, Grand 'l`i‘at-atdic,
Pte. lllaluolni l\lcAuluy, Cliurlott
` Kitten i
Cyrus B. Birt, Pisquid East.
A. C. Henderson, Union Road.
John McLean, Charlottetown.
Corp. Robert O. Stewart, Dunstaii- _
nage. ‘ ` '
' Pte Arthur Robertson, Augustine.
Cove.
- Gunner Alfred James, Midgell.
Bom. Adolph Gallant, Rustico.
Bom. James Stevens. Kingston.
_ Gunner Martin Dalton, Georgetown
Pte. A. R. McArthur, Alberton.
Pte. Wm. Beaton. East Point.
~_ James Taylor, City
it-Lance Corp. Gillils, Summorslilc.
J' Ptc Dnniel'M ltosa, Mt Vernon
Charlottetown.
Lot
Sergeziiit John A. McLean,'North
dlgau.
Private
Pte. Wm
Lieut. Eric
Pte. Clifford
Pte. Alexander
_ Creek.
Sorgt. John A~. McNeill, Charlottetown
Fari-ler, James Gillispie, Appin Road.
Donald D. McPherson, Glen William.
(seriously ill) .
Gunner James M. Smith, Lot 59, (Sen-
iouuly ill.)
Sapper`J. McDonald, Charlottetown.
Daniel H. Bears, Brooklyn. Lot 61.
James Marshall, Cove Head Ilond
Samuel Chandler. Powniil.
H. Boalrsto. lialliurlon.
Private D. G. Gilbert, Funiiliii
John F McLeod, Park (‘ornor
. I _ _ i' _ '_ ' _ e e
Pte. George F‘. Allan, Charlottetown D. G. Fanning. Cliai-lottctown. » ’
John Gallant. Sumnicrsiilo. Pie. Daniel Stewart, Diiiistuiiiiage. f  S a 
Chiirlos McKinnon. Charlottetown. _ ‘ _ »
PRISONERB
- ~ e
Pte. H. J. Wells, Elmsdale. _ Private J. Fraser, St. Petor’s Buy. f  
Peter M. Grant, Bangor, P. E. I. Private Daniel A. Simons, Port Wood.
Pte. John Murphy, Charlottetown Private Llyod Leeman, Georgetown.
Peter M_cKe_ni;le, St. Petor’s Bay. Pto.Lester Clair .lo1inst'on,I’eter's Iload 5
' _ ` ` Malcolm Gillis, Mount Vernon. _
¥ ~ V men Fnowi wounns. ' ,-
Ptc. John W. McDonald, Bradalhano. 3
i' Patrick A. McManus, Bonshaw. Private Arch. McKinnon. Canoe Cove. 3
Private Walter Smith Pownal, (West-
ern Canada.) ~ ’ ~
George Dunn, Rustico. William D. McKinnon, Iloathordale. ~ _
Donald D. Mc-Plierson, Glenwllllams. f
Gordon Maude rson, lllnipcquis _
c- toivii.
N ACTION
Charles L. Pitts Charlottetown. '
Sergt. Wm. B. Brady, Charlottetown. '
Pte. Alex. Lorne McNeill, Rocky Poln|_-.
Moses Gallant, Wheatley River “
Sapper S. Robinson ot Charlo'ttdtown.`.
Mr. Leo Wonnacott, Hunter River. .
Pte Daniel McLeod, Charlottetown
Charles McFarlane, City. Richard Warburton, Charlottetown. ,
Q ` oiso oN'M||.i'rARv ssavics
Private Fenton Alchorn, Rocky Point.
Gunner Robert McPhee, Charlottetown
Gunner 0. S. \¢IcEachern, Charlotte-
town. . _
Pte. John McDonald, Charlottetown. 1
Capt. T. M. Hyndman Charlottetownn
/
Major W. L. Harvle, ".`1liai‘lottetowii. 
Plc. George Kc-ole. Liitlo l’o|iii, '-
'Y'
     123 Kent
One cent per word first Ins
` charge Twenty tive cents.
' GUARDIAN liLAS8lF|Ell MIS.
erslon in this eelumrt, hell eent per
l V
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A geiits Wuntetl ,_
AGENTS WANTED- THRILLING
stories of the Great War. Large,
profusely illustrated, only $1.00.
Men aiiil women Erorking spare
time ordering in hun red lots. Quick
snappy seller. Great inonoy inukor.
Sample free. Wlnstoii. Limited,
_ Toronto. 9374-4-21-MSL
AGENTS - M`EN°O`R_`Wt§MEN` -_
"World's Greatest War,” beating
nil selling records; sample book
free; experience unnecessary; make
forty dollars weekly. War Book
Publislicrs, Braiitiord, Ontario.
0320-4-1ilm18l
lug-ai...
COII-
barn
FOR=SALE-PURE BRED YEAR OLD
P 8298 4 l8uili.ll
Marine Motor Reverse Gear and
only
B. ltold, 127 Sunnyside.
' ' “ regards to you nil. Put the old ail-
U
1 Misslno. .,
Lieut. C.B. ‘Plthlado, Charlottetown. ,
E ' Pte. Jes: Dawson Brown, New London
been
Te
or
Dear Bistorz-
oome 'letter
lighted to hear
that-, ¥9u~ are
of htilli-ll
write a few
back to
we cannot
are sent back to
and reinforce our
own ould` rather stay
hp.-0 front from hero ns
we .irc to so over there
now.
This country is very ilne at present
except for some rainy diiyr-. Wo ii-id iv
little snow here for about a week but
it is getting suninier-like once more,
we liuve a hotter time here than ive
would have in Canada. There are men
arriving here from our own country
quite often. When does the 105th Bat-
talion expcct to come over? I ani
sending you sonic pictures and have
more if you want them. I received.
the socks O. K., seine time ago. Hop-
iiig to hear from you soon. Kindest
£0 K0
_we ex-
now _
w
r ss on an lctter as I will be back
"'__. .
We have on hand
a quantity of. 
, -.
Ll 
in Barrels' and
-Casks. . I
1 Phone 111
d e Y 4
by the time any answer to this arrives.
Good-bye, from your loving brother, ,
ALEXANDER.
C. Lyons '82 Co.
lon, P. E. I. _ Sergt. F. Siiiimons, Clyde ltlvor. _ _ ' _ . . '
not play it-or othe
Now, and here
' home' and you or a
`play them.
A $300 Pianola
_of Player Piano
This PIONOLA seli`-playing piano
nttacliinvnt is sold when new for
$800, and is well worlli every cent
of the inoiiey. The PIANOLA is the
best- uiidoiibiedly the best self
playing piano aittucliiiieiit niade and
'this moilel, although somewhat usoil
will eoinparo favorably wllli the
newest. oi' oilivi' iiivilivsz,
li will ill iiiiy |:ia\no.
.
In your home, that giano _is not used
as much as it should be, ecause you can-
family cannot play it. B
price, you can get a real PIANOLA self-
playing attachment that _will bring- the
best pianoforte compositions to -your
r members ot your
today, at a bargain
ny oi the family can f
and $45 Worth
Rolls for $95
This PIANOLA has been care-
fully overhauled, liispected and im-
proved- and we give wltli it, this
storc's -guarantee that it works well
-and with all the distinct superior-
ity that the PIANOLA alone shows.
'l`o the purchaser we will give 28
player-piano rolls iii popular, sec-
iiliir, sacred and classical coniposi-
tions. These music rolls aioiio are
worlli $45 in cash- but they to-
gether with this $300 I’lANOLA
are yours today. for $95. '
St. John, 1 ,
     MILLER Bios., 
_ The Big Music House .
-q '
szss-4-isivin. \ Charlottetown "
'=”1-io’1p wanton.-Maio"' ' `
niiin
can
Mouse,
oglitli me
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT
Trslns outward-Road down.
Tues.& Daily Daily ~
Fri. ex.Snn. ex.Sun. _
P.M. P.M. A.M.
2.50 1.45 7.00
4.15 2.39 8.13'
4.55 3.08 0.00
‘ __,..il.8ll 0.45
8.55 10.20
Dep.
’ Arr.
ciiariottstown an-. s.25’it.:lo
llunter ltlver 4.16 10,31
Emerald Jet. azaa 10.03
Kensington 0 .88,
Bummerside , Dep. w 9 _ 15
V nerd sash' eontlnuatlen. Cash must seeempany order. lllnlmumi 'F' I
Then insure in good strong stock compan-
{{;j_}j*2°l§‘h_}j“Q__,,k’f“1‘}\_j;§§,*}0‘iff__,f_§ ies,which never contest an honest claim such
itre, llustico. - - -
F61# sai.e.- A io H.P°`i‘M`PEmAi. as ‘S represented by
Motor Set on angle Irons. making a _
iinit powoi' plant, 10 gallon gasoline E ._ R  W
tank and ilxturos. A to Dr. A. ° ~~ ° _
WANTED-BY"A WHOLESALE Gnoi "‘ "'l==  ' -' , 1'--es* ' 
‘ §’.‘i1`.i..""‘X‘{I{..‘;.i§“i.‘3l'éif`.£"}`».‘é¥f'il3X CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
174, Cliurlottotowii. -
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND . '
DECEMBER 27th. 1916. _
Trains inward-Read up.
Daily Mon.Weil. Tues. Tues;
ex.Sun. '1‘hur.Sat`._&_Frl. di Fri.
I'.M AM 1".M. A.M.
12.l0 10.10
11.08 8.60
10.10 8.00
0.45 ‘
0.15
Dep .
Port lllll
. O'Losry
\Alberton
Tllnish
°` Daily Mon.W‘ ed. 7
ex.8un. & Fri.
Sllmmvrsids sri-_ ms 12.15
7.54
~_v.oi
s.in
Don. _ _ 5.4;
10.42
-9.25
8.22
7.80
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_ 7.50
` 7.00
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