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\4.N par you (Delivered) Ui odvonoo
 ' ._ ll. K. Currie
' ` TUESDAY MARCH ll, 1919
4. --__ __ _ _ ..._._.___
._ THE .-\UTOMOBII.F. 'SHOW ’
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l Ollipf the biggest events of thc
year will be the Automobile show
lp 'be held this week in Charlotte-
tlotiijn, beginning _ on i Wednesday
Elm! continuing "§`l1ttrsday and 'Fri-
clay- with all tlieiitrlietioiis that go
toftriake a successful and enjoyable
meet,-_; The automobile men _:ire
agsritlg no pains in making their
_ _'St_big show a success and the
merchants are vieiiig with each
qther in adding their quota of at-
tractions in the way of special bar-
iifains.
-Z l`iic` atltotnobile show is not ln-
atlgurated in the interests of :lny
one lurtke of car; tliey are all in it
o'ii` an equal footing- and the public
will have an opportunity of coni-
parlng the merits of the <lili`ereiit
lllakes and of learnliig soiiletliiiig
new about all and each.
Ili other Cniiatlian cities similar
slloivs have been held and have
tioiii become annual featnres` :lt-
tendrd by men and wtiineil froni all
mer the countr' This is Chan
still jiidgiiig by the _ pr¢p;ir_:ttiotis
iii:-it :ire being made it is goilig to
conipnre very favourably with the
best held anywliere. _
-The Home building on _Kelli
Streep in which the show will be
liolil, is being elaborately tilted up
[or the occrisioii and coiitinufins
'~,*u
‘  
_ Gigantic
Housing Programme
is moss- »_» c_s_,ls¢.,_,,., sw, ,,, U_'¢_A_~_ _ ivaisainiiaraiisoaisuisast
*- *- *°"“°"_ »_ = _ _ ‘ »'rhs proiort or liiillutiiz at lessr
. “°"“““° "‘"_'-°' soo,ooo liousss, and perhaps soo ooo=
in all, has been put on the shouidersl
at the British Government. it is ii
gigantic enterprise. We in canada
think ii programme ol' building sever-
A million houses st an average cost
dollars Only a Britain which built en
505%?
nl thousand houses is fairly big. Hall' A,
ALBERT
mwfarrfll' burunu Darvia/of Qevieué
CLOUGH
‘for ii. little sag under loiitl anti any
°"2'°"° °“°“ "°“ld ’°““"`° “ "“”°“ FEPAIRING cRAci<so FRAME iss; wiiloii later aeveiopss ess or
:tttijactions _are being arranged for dmc ' “___ _B ____ ___ _ d' taken up by tightening the tension
so that a visit at any time- day oi.  ' uf. D “ ' '“ ver "3 mm ` ' member ,ot the truss; We cannot
I '-"'°“l"g' duflnll the lh|'9¢‘d3)’-5 Wm yells ot acres' In a few m°"°hs'-°°m‘] i /lg' Fw :Give you details of this relltllr. »with‘~
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(be enjoyable' undertake 5° mg “ lprqjecl' Wm' tm" J  ' ~ lout a diagram, but an intelligent ro» 1 l ` .
i to both city and country.. _We have eiilciently handled, Under present " hr  any t,.oume_ we ,hmm unless me ww
l I _ t t `: l -4;.; ._ _
Meets _of this kind are a_benefit ,assurance .tliat it will lie well and;   $ gpm, man can do me work wmmmé
Itoo few of them and the _.more ar- conditions housing relief must come ‘ _ur " ditions are especmliy "nga,-0,,,i,|,._ _
trattlve each is made the more
fffml the Stule. 10|' cottage-building
'bel' “"" "‘“l*’Pl" “"4 *he "'°"° It oressiit costs ii iimsrlousi un '» 'i' ' -"l - ' - ` . ' ..~,1'o lmniiovs nlomo ouALi1'lEs
_ __ _ - _ _ ‘ . y . t _, __ _ »__;9__4< _ , _.
benefit will be derived from thein. ,-emuucmyiva when Gopemmenl The W. M. Co., writes: One ot’.our
lt is therefore up to the citizens to bonds can be bougm W mmm 5 deliveries slttdded down .1 bank, n_ Q_ wuts.; gown a high g,-mil,
make this 'first autoniobile show as
l great an attraction as possible, by
l attending it- by boostingit- by frai-
 teriiizing with the .visitors and
.; iiiaking their visit pleasant :is pos-
l sible.
_ The _slitiw is not it inolley mak-
ing :llfzlir although no doubt cal-
culated to indirectly advertise the
jltuttiiiioliilc litisillt-ss~ The itulomo-
l bile is erlniing into its own, people
lthrongllout 'the country want to
learn ztll they can lrbotlt it :tml
_ tlit-re is no better way of doing so
then attending' such a show as this
:uid seeing thcili all.
lotlt-to\vn`s first hieet of the kiiitil 'l`he .success of this meet will
llicive much to do with the success
l of future nieets of all kinds for the
city's repulztlioil is at stake :md
| each success lends itself' to the
boosting of the next- Let us all
boost this one, talk it» preach it and
:itteiid it~ tht-ii tell all the good we
can about it.
-_ '
- MOVING
`i
ON
'The startling announcement in
our ,.‘>`aturday's telegrams that the
English Channel tunnel is only a
part' of' a great project to encircle
lljlc world with a railwayi with
Great Britain as the centre- is 'one
olthe evidences of modern p_ro~
gressi A tunnel under Behririg
-tlait will, as announced- make
.posiblc a. continuous railway .jour-
ney from England the hub of the
earth-_ through Europe and Asia.
across the Pacific, to C:inad:i_ and
thence down through the Ul1lt€d
States ;t;i§l_ to the southern end of
Sioufli America. _
-This work, according to London
` opinion- is to be proceeded with in
the very near future. The treiiieiid-
oiigness ,of the undertakmg_ can
scarcely be grasped yet it is
p9,_;5_i_bl¢_. ;tii_d_o_ur recent constant
ssiclefisjtion. with such Sevres as
nlilhogisf and billions makes lt |655
oy!-3_5§qrm-;5_¢. ghgnlt would have
._ me 'ears o.
b:€l_§_l;wE\iglish Clginnel _tunnel has
lqntlgyeen in contemplation 'but the
lmggggaynifds, contlntially' hanging
,,,,“,_[_§urqpean politics led iiiany_ I0
ri`w,bt.tlic wisdom of p1’0¢@€dl11S'
\\'itVh it. Tlie-re was always file D0;
slbi-lity ofwar and P1 lumle “l W
time is not always to be depended
an indefinite period the tunnel will
be a safe project and a great link
to connect Britain with the contin-
ent atld with the rest of the world,
A railway coinioctiiig .Europe and
Asia with the American continent
tits in well with the many impos-
sible things that have been made
possible during the past five histor-
ic years which for all time to come
will constitute the centre of world
history. The time seems opportune
for such an underakiiig as a. world-
encircling railway~ rl fitting finisl
to the keystone of history. _
The coming years will see many
other wonders. During the coming
summer the Atlantic will be cross
ed by airplanes and the uninhabited
and hitherto iiiacccssiblc places ol
the earth will be visited and ex-
plored» probably exploited for the
benefit of the world. Who woul
dare to prophesy the marvels ol
the next decade, of the next half
century? May we not hope that for
at least a century to Come war
heretofore the world’s niost_ costly
curse~ shall be an impossibility and
that the tremendous energy, hu-
man and material- heretofore _ex-
pended oil engines of destruction-
niay he turned into the channels
that make for world betterrnent.
“p0n_'_\;(`,w with peace assured for
»nioral- spiritual and physical.
n (li_iRl\l.»\N\"S
"l`ii'e ini_li_tary terms imposed upon
(.Feriiiaiiyi~as sliowii' by our recent
te_li,*_g‘,ranls, are stiffi stiffer than the
.'¥ll_l_ed, Couiicilat first intended to
iilip_o_se,» stiffer no' don-bt than (jer-
rliazyf,-,liati ‘ expected ‘but not stiffer
t_l't_a ‘She tlest:rved_ Indeed had it
béeiifpossilile ‘to make the terms
llftrdtzrizltld' let her livei it woultl
probably have been done and thcflf
\v\i_ukL'~be~no sorrow or synipatliy
:l§l_iy_vl' ere in the whole, wide. world
el_i__t;‘t-git in Germany. She liaddriink
to' the drigs the cup of uilquity;
silo shall drink to the blttercst
(Mgt tlwrup of `liuniiliatioii and
sllittiic. _ ' ‘
V The streiigth of the German :irmy
igihgi to exceed iO0.o00 ilien and
tllegg are tobe raised by voluntary
»t~l'lllstmol'lt- She is to have 400° °f°
flcers and tio G¢"¢fa\ Stall- All
a_ltlllery_in excess of requirements
fiirsrforee _ot 100000 is 1° by
' surrendered-; and' the outl’\1¥ 0
,-ij'u'¢_iltl,0'ns reduced accordingly-
'1'l§§. fortifications of the Rhine _a_re
even ln the depths of defeat, the
gy. Can it be reasonably expected
that (`rt-_rmany will permanently :tl-
low herself to be helpless militar-
ily when oil the lizist and South
l minimum for a nlatiou of scv
ades been the pre eminent military
for. many years, to colle¢t indem-
` limitations as “tlnconsciona lc
:bd d¢m0i;5h¢d and other iniln- tunity. Once before in German
 'works west of the Rhine des-
frgyedt The-enforcement Of fl“§5¢
terms will m`ean'the complelf Emp'
-as
_,mtg sr srlliisry ors=m'=="‘9“
_ l
tle Continental
undcrstood m Gelrmaiis. Pe!! |433
‘ serine-from the _SF
like the Seibians and Czeclio _0jI:
alii will be almost as strong _"“l‘t
aflly _ '
ltlln wmileuhfl Qemmnxto sub:
scribe tothe 9f‘“°‘l"' °£ dmlnllile
mem, and in the _principle 0
- -- nun t ni the Al-
_§§l*$,,§ll iii; is slliiil me imit-
history a Prussian monarch, forced
to obey terms limiting _'nts irmyf
substituted men in tra1ning» and
thus built up large reserves for the
day of ineviable conflict.
Amon the Allied peoples tlifkc
Teuton has racial pride and ener-_   
per cent, the possessors of capital
are not going to _-ink it in buildings
which coulzl not pay 2 per cem_
Rents ure limited liy~lnw to olil
time slnntlul'd.s. The Govnrnnleni
Y'iil1t1l'|oii the Scottish iiousing es.
tltnates _that onethird of the (-03|
of u cottage is for labor, and nia-
terlals, especially tilnllt-ir, are so
source and bigh~prlced _that the-
Governliielil has to undertake to
bill' materials in u huge block in oi-V
der to keep costs flown to nliythiiig,
like reasonable levels
I
There is in England ulltl Scotland
B revolt against the antiquated
houses ot' the towns and villages.
Many oi’ these cottages date back to
Cromwolrs tlliie, and some perhaps
iiavo been stzllldllig since the. days
of the illztck Prince. They ws;-li
built lil tlnit-ri ivllieh had no rogartl
For Propet- liglltiiig_ lol- senslhii. dy.
vision ol' floor space, and ,ink pn,
iiwly the modem convenieiicos il
is said that only one thousand in ten
fh0l\Sl1lld has olnctrit- light or hot
which are structurally tolerable
United States or Caiiatla. the quaintl
lil modern housing comfort, they]
“F6 ifllliossl-ble. ill' the war' had not’
come on. and stirred Britain out of
its self-satisfaction, those housing/
conditions would have continued
lndeflllilély. but now overcrowding
and discontent at them has com.
Delled the Government to say, li
wlll__at the public expense, begin 5
huge house-building sglienye that
Wm Dfovlde model “garden cities."
W"-*""¢ C°tf=ile colonies
The encouragement allot-ded by
the "munitions" villflgés ibuilt during
the war has had a large influence
is shriiiingtlio new policy 'mls wen 1
Hn" 00101132 near \Voolwicll, until
the Clleilstow stllleme oil the Hurd'
wick estate, near to the junction oi
“viable examples. in the oiioir
slow liouiies, which are built ot ee-
l”UNlSll.\lliN'l` _"Wilt slabs, liecoiise lirlck was too D1l\C9¢l that me mother ca" “ee her
>‘0Ul'<‘C. the llousns cost about $2,200
liiiglit be :icrcptcd in (icriiiany. But  w§%%%%%§_%  own 'iight \\;ll_ll._l_‘V__ W11l<?l\i"u~ EHKUSU
Antique Houses Must Go _
l
tht’ Seve" *md Wye Rivers, ai'e,ilu upstairs bathroom. The arclii-
'tactii are planning for houses in
_ Shoflly 1150. and was badly used up.
_Alter making all the repairs_ that
_seemed to be reqiiii-od. we noticoil
that the nlnelilni- stlggoil eolisitier-
Still." IU One side :intl ills-ieoveretl tlitti
one side. piet;<~‘ oi' Ilia- l`i';lliit,- wilt.
i<`V!`l\Cli0tl. is there any way that this
_mln he pel'iiiallelitly repuirtltl or is ii
filet-essary to replace the fl'niiie'.’ `
l ._/Answer: ' Stillielinies an injury ot'
lrliis kind' cull bt- elif-1-tiilllly repaired
` ‘VW t'i\'t-:ting a l'eiiiloi'cillg plttte over
Vcar, built four years ago. ot' it nuike
which has now been discoiltlnt\<~d_
it is ill splendid coutlitlon luitl snlls~
inetory in evirry wily, t-set-pt (ilu. it
_rides fi‘ii:litt'uliy hard. strife wlleii
t‘_zll'l'_villg sevilll lin'-i_s1»iigl,-i'>l ultti t‘vc_ti
then is'pl‘etl_v still. Wliat do _von
__stlggest_'.’ 
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he hrenk nnti then :applying a trllss-‘
, ;.i the underside ol' tlio lirokeii mciii-l‘
"ter, with is strut or t~onlei‘ pieci-
-rilnlliglienrly lit tht- break. This
i intl would have it turnliuekle ill ll.-:`
itensioii member to adjust it. lt' tho
_ ‘ll'e.t\l< is ivliere it mln be readily got
V :nu nt to bolt or rivet ou the relu-
` _i.r<'llig plate and il` there is room lol'
l lit- iiiiflt-l'ruiining truss, stlcli ti ro-
=l.ill‘ is not ditlleuit ilnll is very effec-
;ilie_ When npplylliu lilo plate. the
'irokoii iiienlber iiiiouitl he jacked up
'_ llitlti lieyoiltl pllllilli, liel'ui'e the
l litilt-si tlro drillerl. in order to allow
I Questions of general interest to _
3 nel.; would be oi” tlil» kind <it't.ell u~it~i"
llntlcl' reall" uncles. lu stil`l`el1 tlleill._
Answer: it iiilgllt prove \-:orlli
irllllo to try llnvilig new springs put
on this t'ni‘, lliiti \v<~ sllgi;-c..»il that you
luke it to one of the eoiie.tll~iis llizlli~
ing il business ol' iiiotor cur slwlliizs.
nllow tlitain to study its action :lull
soc it` they cannot l’urni.=‘li you soulo-
tliiiit: better tlinii you have nt pi'es»
sont. Tlierrs may also lie some com-
bination of the preselit springs and
slitiek alisorbors, wlilell will /greatly
liettt-i' coildltlonsi. _
motorists will be answered In this
of
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for the Coming Soa:=oi\
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' Vsriuno isis i _
'today v..- present the iiutiioritlve tlishioiis
in s;.l;e ot eoiitlltioiis abroad we have been
V » most suoetissfuilll getting an iiniisually lar/to
llssorliiion t of iniptlrted niotlels.
PAT() »\'S_,_llit_li\_'ldut1lil.y and t-harui is liiostl
tltiltahteill __\' 1:xfil'e`s§`etl in tlle'Ailt_~w
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PA'roNs tltvilran `
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Nuvy liluo llotltls tht- list with t'-'l'o\\'n. ’I`au|lz-_ ‘
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lliio-. lifiin. ;l.'=1l :llsti gives llir l_¢» in
lsolllo ot lllr- t~rlll_':= s-_lil li:l~i- :`-itiirfl
water from outside. Tliousands. :oiumm space per'“imng` Addnss A' 'ben "‘ c'°"9h' °“"° °f *hi* °"'°°' llatiii with thi-~ t_'.i;/t-tlii for lt‘i_V'?l:`:' In
1 i" H* .I i»~".s°i‘vier  the latt-- pint -rf
have no SHS range, no lnrrlsr, only ¢`Hl‘|\- TIIUY are WIN" We would call _A GOOD FIGHTER AB WELL AS A } Ulf' WU' _ R””'""`f""h"" "`_“"`  in H 'l
'rn lrll~ nt l‘-' ~' » in tho lliqlitnig iiroll. il
one cupboard, and have stairs that l wcrknieil's _ iioliies, liiillt iii groups? 500|; QA|:¢i-p0N|91-_ _ _ - V -V ~ __ __- _» ‘_ _ _ 
_.Ire R mmstam temptation to b________i____ ten to the acre and get nn wl._| _\li~_.~'. and \.as l.itl_i<ir solllitn, _.
Sl. Th V --°-- -\voltlitlf~.d_ ill i-liliulz to his trfolitl nt
'oailways between the groups ally
_~it»_liclile, the Gtlviwlililiillt lius nn
.itl\'lsoi'y council ol` women. us well
ns ii stan oi architects and oli-
glneers, und lliese women ure
ltrong advocates ol' what so many
ol' the old houses lack-econoilll' 01'
space and elllcieiiey of ui-rzintif”
nienl.. They do not want the inidtlle-
clnss tyipe qt' house, where coal has
to be carried from cellar to gal‘I‘0¥.
where the llilon press is on a third
floor. and airing occurs inthe base-
niont, where windows are so lilglll
that an Alpine climber is necessary
to clean them.
central Hot-'water Plants
The women's committee want
hot water supplied from it centi~al_
plant to each colony Of th” ‘WW
houses, tlley want. electric light Rnd
which kitchen windows are so
lslilliirrn olwiiis in the saftlen- and
l
'so that she does not stand in lieri
people. men antl_ \\'0m<’VY\~ Wim*
soiiie things i\e0l\\P l" C"“‘“‘“ °°
£9*
_ Guardian Readers 
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F“""l°"°3 |-"Y W. 8. Louaon 
fl' _ _ __
.she will have restless and 8rllIl\’>5 5T1'wE55 !E5 ;` ' ' '
_ - iniitlee wnnls this feature lel`t out,
_quzirrelsoine neighbors? _ An ar_my _ __ __ _Honey _____ ___ ____ _hc h_“______
of loo-ooo men is the irreducible “MISPAH" l‘="~ ‘E
. POP ' _
,t-my millions-_situated as Germany "One niorr fi -now, day lit-5 i,0f,,,.L, iii-ioltlnylng. for instance. _n\@vHf1_;_fi__“_
lis- The humiliation is all the great- us, our m_,¢h_,,r_ As we go out ,Wong mini lrom iiiyiiig more tian 1;. _ _
er because Germany _has for _dec- mes ,to no our work. ioiielilng the 400 lirirli ii nay. when ue roiili _ ai
. . - ' . vi on ex ras
h‘"1d9_aud lives of our fellows, make
power of Etirofptl. If the Allies us, we pray Thee, n~|om1,, of an mel ,hm _,yrs really only :i matte; of
iiiaintaiii large orces on the Rhine world. save os from liligliilog til.-_ ,~,,,,,.,y is evident. 'rue 'rrstlos lrnloii
f"°’h "°""3*` Of “HY heart by the flare
nitles- and el'lf0l'C¢ the tel'lllS» Get- of sudden :r::i;_cr or secret hate. Mayl ing ai new typo of collage n
ni.-my may for that period obey the we not hriilsp the rightful sell-res ..hr|(_k box' with B slate "d_._ hm mei _
mlliisqy limitations placed “P0” wt of any hy contempt or mnli<~_<~. _,,,,.',c,,,,,,,. ii... iiiiitiriiiig irsars Twenty Year Installment Cliildren’s Policies _
11"- “f if ‘“ F"“?°°» I““Y.“““ ""‘P “S “"V-.“"’°*‘f “‘° °“"f°"“S ‘W °“' H3 lm osnis are mklns lf- Pure Endowment Double Endowment
other nations, militarisni flourishes sympiithy._to lrsdliopilie <|n,0p|ug by iniipyis are ____0_____ the __________ __________ ,
_ theg _dill frllll t0 PV
thc Germans _will regard _be our tiopotulnetis, and to strengthen in _ ____ _o__________ "___ _movie m,er,,,._
all the wholesome liense or worth and
..ha__d__h_p.» and as entitling them the .lov ot _lIi'e. save in from tlisl 
to break loose at the first oppof- dead-ly poison oi class-pride. Grant' ' "" ‘
that we may look all men in the taco
with the eyes 'oi' s fbrotlier. li any one
needs us, make us ready to yield our
help ungrudelngly, unless hl8lier
duties claim us, and may we rejoice
that we have it in us to be helpful to
our tellowmen.” ` _
-»   'rhoiit of a f=\\°f“l ¢°“f°"“"7 ed as part ofthe weight behind it Ana iisppinsss sau pesos,
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f the ac reserving Most precious gifts to bless you now
the Al \€9 hp
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liiot cure about. They like the f""“"
‘ixurdeu fcnretl off l'rom the F00-‘l»l
lam ,H-orgy it font-,e thin cannot. be
cl-on throiigll The archilt-els' coin-l
iviirli lsiior union - i'est»i‘i¢ti°“f‘ °“
1,000 the need of so Htl
Coiigress voted solidly Riwlml l"W'
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people nom we’ A 1 X’ I 5 V k _ , ‘ The fuel that Czliilrlln Bruce llairils- ‘ Rho time, he £‘X‘.‘l`<<SHetl the ini-.itleiil
":i‘lier, the iiiliiiilablfi e'Jl'toonist, is is l thus: "Ali a result of the l°et-.mit or-_~
:;::s2;0_;ed __:°";i_eo8__h_°f t_hi vu* 2;0:__;?v;;?;__:_v;;1P`_____?‘hj;_:uvi__slm 2 liiliimrist vei'liull_v  wt-ll as ;»ictoi'I:\l- ellrl'onueg ut \',lrvs, i uni docked for
th _ _ "K neresti _D '_  _ _ ' _ ____ __ _l;., is not t!t‘nt~i'nlly kli~:lwn. _»\ stu-y repairs." Ilalrnsfatllor, lliy the way,
_e same JH Nouns “rk W°“ld M' “horoughly Satmdnoly’ NWN", ‘V _‘told by one of his li°ieiltll~i tilt olliel' has had rl iiomewliill l1iti>i~o.”-llllg lii5.'
tract olir interest, 'hut for llvlng lull" 'he W0““‘“‘ '“ me mg h0uHmgltlu_v, llowevor. pretty well lllilstl~nle=:
tory. liorii ill the llliiitilayznz, he spent
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his r-nrly life in Enitlmld and lntll_
(Jn ronoilliit: his majority he elllr-i-l-ll
tlio army, was drawn to the engltii-2-i-_i
uiitl liore his facility with tile poiiell
slppztruntly ctnne out. lt took the in-
cidents of the war, litiwlwer, to .instill
liliii popularly known. Ono ol' the
Britlsli “ll»r.lsi-i ilats‘.‘ iii coliinientiili;
on Baii'nsfntller's work ns reproillli-lvl
ill' tilt, uevt>i'sl otlitiolls ol' ‘Trafgtneilts
Frrml i<‘raiico," nofetltllat “here i\'ll~i
one lniln wllo was worth sevcrrll :lrlliy
corps." V I
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these contingencies.
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