'b
`~ QOU DON'T HAVE T0
\ l
v
.»
which in the lest twea-
has saved thousands ol'
Iron; having to un-
:tremgtheaing to the
that you cds work
li
setting better-
a solutely guaranteed
from coming out-il
' cost you s_single
lt dosenlt
_s_ent. 1- ~ _  ' _
-,»\ RISK A PENNY.
' We don't ask you to pay out e.
pennfon the strength ol any mere
.promimor claims. _ '
__\We make you a gasranted rup-
ture ho r especially lor your case-
maks it o your measure-and let you
,try it sixty' days- !
_ Let yon~f~ ve it a thorough test
without ask g you to risk .a cest.
.3 If it doseni keep your rupture from
coming out osgwothering you in any
_yay-if it doeen"t prove every claim
we make-then you can send it back
and it won't cost' you a cent.
SEE WHAT IT DOES.
This guarantee rupture holder-the
famous Cluthe Automatic Massaging
Truss-is made nn an absolutely new
principle. It is far more than just a
truss. _
You see this truss-unlike all others
-is sell adjusting, sell-regulating.
The support it gives automatically
increases where there is any sudden
movement or strain as in working,
to no strain can force your rupture'
ut
And. in addition, a'(‘.luthc Truss
provides the only way ever discovered
for overcoming the weakness) which
is the real cause of rupture.
While relieving the weak ruptured
parts of all strain, this Truss is con-_
stantly_ strengthening the ruptured
-parts.
' Just how it does that-entirely
automatically-is qll explained in our»
free book. _
300,000 PEOPLF. HAVE TESTED Pr.
The (“lluthe Trims has such a re-
marksblyrstrengthening rind beneficial
'eflect that it has cured some of the
snmmmmiavsrmrs
-#HQ SPRINGS
The Gluthe Truss does away ea-
u , _
s
_ rely with belts leg straps and
priags. People who have tried it ss!
it as comfortable as their `eloth_ing~._
It ls.wate1~»proo|- will hold in the
bath. Also petlplration-proof slid’
easily kept _clean '
GET WOIlLD'8 GREATEST '.
RUPTURE BOOK
So that you csc judge for yourself,"
we want to `sen'd you s free book__we_
have written-a cloth-bound hoo\f"~cl;
advica. People who_l_\ave read' _
including ,physicians--say it. is `e
best book ever written on Rupture_,‘»_ , -~
It sums up all we have learned
about rupture in !orty,'yesrs ol day:
after-day experience." ‘It"deals with
rupture in all its forms and stages-
explalns the dangers ol operations-_
shows why wearing elastic or _sprlng‘
trusses is sooner or later almost
sure to shorten your life. And it ex-
poses the humbug "appliances," “me~
thods," "‘plssters,” etc., and shows
how pid-fashioned elastic trusses are
masqueraded under false and mis-
leading names-puts_you on guard
against throwing money away. ‘
It shows why 60-days trial is the
only sale' way to buy anything lor
rupture, and how the Cliithe Truss is
the only thing you can get on such S
long trial, because the only thing
good enough to stand such a tbo-‘
rough test. _ _
And it tells all about the Cluthe
Truss-how it ends constant expense
-how you can try it 60 days at our
risk, and how little it costs if you
keep it alter making the test.
It tells-in their own words-the ex1
perien-'ze of many former suilcrers-
gives their names and addresscs-per_-
haps you know some ol them.
5,000 other voluntaryendorsements
sent with the book. ’ '
Write for it to-day-don't put it oil
--this hook may he the means ol add-
ing muny years to your life and of
restoring you to lull strength and
usefulness. _ . 
.lust use the coupon or simply say
in n letter or postal "Send me the
Book." .
""" 'rms BRINGS rr ""“'
Box 103-CLU'l‘l-Ili] COMPANY' '
125 East 23rd Bt., NEW YORK
CITY. .
Send me your Free Book'and .
iworst cases on record-
Among them men and women 50
_tn 'Ill vearn old, who had been ruf-
7t\"‘M from 20 fn E0 years. \
Cured -manv of them alter every-
r‘\‘"'- slam im-ludimv mleration, had
_\,t~=\~~\ m :in any good.
Trial Offer.
Name    . . ._ ..
Street  . .. ............... ..
Town .........  ....... .. . ........ 
i __________
'.B»I'lg-'ii
in -one enire on au wmis lingerie
'rynists-not one or t wo for Christ.-
-_mas Qlfis for some one. Moore _&
.liioi.e;>u. 12 1-livisi
;_ _  _en , , °
' “Our engraving department lis at
your service. .Articles bought oil ns
engraved without extra charge. G. H.
zrayiorg Jeweler. _ 12-renal.
"_ “A Christmas Tie lor every man in
P_aton’s, the Christmas store lor
‘quality gifts. 12-7Mtf.
“$1.00 per yard hlanketlng, double
selling at 79c. Paton's. 12-'ll/ltl.
, . _
_ -_-1-.-'--e-»
Clren sale ol all Pet'~n‘s mii-
llrivry-hats trimmed and untvim
med at half price. is-|4M3iE|i
town boxed free at Patons, Zin, Zinc,
EDC. 756, $1.00. Patons. 12-16M3i.
ilinery-hats trimmed and untr|m~
méd Bt |l8|fprlGB. iz-|415/|33 i
_ .___ . 7
' F ire'
  I ns-uran_ce
sonable' rates.
-Promptness i
‘l
. J ..
in good strong Stock Companies at rea-
n payment of all clainisl
a strong feature .
E.
Office Sunnyside
R. BROW
` Clrsrlollefowng
Overcoats
L'  `_._. -__ _-1-_ __._.__ ...__ _
_ .  _
Delayed in
‘ . Transit 0
W ill be sold at cost, not 11' clol`:1r profit for us'
We are inreceipt of a shipment of Overcoats that
were 1nislz1’d on the w .y. and as tie season is getting
lite. We a e ofle i g ihem at just what they cost
us - _ _ ,
_ Chan fri sh goods, made lo our special order A
_ .
this seisnn, .plendidly m
ade. and zi- tracuve p iterns
' i/Ve descrite here lwo of these coats 1'
7-1*
1
Then it was revealed that the ele- __;§l\§"`“'<~.-"'_"s`_:'. 1 '. .
AI      phnnts had in some way found that   1 . Y
° _ A \ hy swaying to and lro all together a "’._."`;§{,'3-"`._( __`f" _ ` HIND00 PROVERBS.
° rocking motion was produced that  _._§.‘,\,=,‘__ .._, -. V ~ `
seemed to please them immensely. 1", i_`.'..””‘,_\.YfiJ" ' ' _ T710 RFGM fl0 -|1011 [H1188
so the great heads and bodies ron- y " ~~-,']'f§§§~,=>_,.f . _ _£35 _iieghevzieillivz _yards I
.  ‘- < - "= _ ar e amon say, "
_ _ steamer, which had no other cargo . ' i - _
_ lsil collar. convertible and rode lightly, was in imminent ,| _ ' . n°m“Y\ _“Ut |11 Where
1 s1yl0,a thoroughfy dé- I 4811801' 01 1‘011i»g clean over. The ar.-. _  - - 135;” ‘;‘;'f;°is“'h°”
u‘v”P,1,,,g,4 5,, | 5 ahyekwk-I view!" serie sad, ami- a great d`»a1¢,nnnu¢~‘ V.  .-if . - " -5 Th' W"
' i ` ` eg" ar Puce ini! and thumbinz. managed to stop _ " ` e ~ °d by "Eur
A Grey diagonal
rsreiiofa ser! hwy I
weight,wel| lined and 
trimmed. This ii s very
permits t'.‘ .mide _with
emvertible co‘la'. Reg-
‘ '  rms
J
_ A Grey strife twced.
e_xtmweisht with heavy
hr-ings Silk velvet' in- J
$6 oo.
_ s New sooo
Clean sale ol ell Pat0n's mil-
to buy in thi!
gusif
'-Missionsry Bale--There will be I.,
“ie of uselul and fancy articles suit-
'-able' lor Christmas in the Central.
Bedeque 'Hall on Dec. 18th. _ Doors
Glllliat 8.30 p. m. Admission 18
 Lunch will be served.
-CLIFTON HOUSE.- R. C. Archi-
bald, Bt. John; D. K. Watson, Mon--
treal; A. G. Shaw, Toronto; H
Carney registered st the Clifton
Haus( Summerside, between 9.30
_Sat_urday` evening and 9.30 the pre-
.violll evening.-J.
_ -QUEEN HOTEL.-V._ R. Kennedyl
Salisbury: M. S. Courtnei. St. John;,
T. J. Inman, Central Bcdeque; Dr.
:and Mrs." MoGuigsn, Emerald Junct-
ion; W. S. Sullivan, Bathurst; J. G.
Sawyer, Sussex; registered at the
u merside between
previous evening
-Mrs; Alex Fraser, Bedeque, was a
visitor to Summerside Saturday.-J.
-Miss Annie Baker, Freetown, 'was
in Summerside Saturday.-J.
--- 1
-The Misses Margaret and Annie
Auld, Freetown, are visiting friends
in Summerside.-J.
-Miss Pearl McDonald, North Bede-
que, was a visitor-to Biimmersidc
Saturday,-J.
-The lViif1ses, Janie and Mnliel Mc-
'Kny ol Springfield are visiting
friexuls in Summcrsiile.--Y.
-Mrsi Arthur Dickieson, New
Glasgow, was n. recent visitor to
Summerside.-J .
-W. H. McKie, Manager of thc
Tlank of Nova. Scotia, Summerside, 'is
.out again alter his recent illness.-J.
-Miss Jennie Lewis, Ereetown, was
a visitor to Summerslde Saturday.
-J .
' -Mrs. Peter Sinclair, Summer-
field, were visitors to Summerside
Saturday.-J. ‘
Rev. '1‘. -F. Fullerton, Charlotte-
town, returned from Halifax Satur-
day evening.
-Miss M. C. Campbell, New York,
spent the week end in Sunimerside
the guest of Mrs. Alexander Camp-
bell.-J. _i
~.
_,___-
He left Saturday night for Charlotte-
town.-J. ~
-Mrs. W. S. Mcliie, Charlottetown,
returned home Saturday evening af-
ter n. visit to relatives in Slimmer-
side.--J. _
(From Saturday’s Evening Guardian)
town, is visiting in ummer
ELEPHANTS ROOKED THE BOAT.
A queei""elephant yarn is told by
the captain of a trading steamboat in
The London Telegram. On one occa-
sion he had on board a cargo of forty
elephants. The vessel was anchored
in a perfectly smooth sea. off the
coast ol Zanzibar, but to the great
when the motion kept increasing
to he caused by the ground s=well,afid
there was a general alarm, and the
' captain started -an inV0BU8H~l1i°\1-
. is
A1-berton.
Meet
Ggerilian
C&l _plll_Ql'-
iel
-Miss
MORSE is Guan-
Bock-
_ olice__ phom
phone 26.
IBDBW B
time they
and thu!
all papers are
0l\ , BXPUY
PN
miss sn
discontinued
daze. _ ,_ ,
-GILL SMELT NETS.-When. you
buy Gill ' Smelt Nets 'ol l-lolmsn's
YQU SBU what you are paying lor.
H0lmsn’s Nets ,weigh and measure
Queen Hotel, 'S ni . _
9.40 Saturday evening and 9.40 the _what they are_ma,r-lead, There are un-
B!‘~Weigl\t and shortinsesure Nets qu
the market. See that you get what
` gggfgpg |>Eg30|;L3 _ you are paying mr. 'ro be sure, me
our order to Holman’s Summer
side. 12-_l4Mlll21.
__;__
F. F. PROCTOR'S THEATRE,
NEW YORK, EK OF DEC 16th.
A perfect whirlwind _of novelt_ies
and comedy characterizes the big an-
te-holiday bills at F. F. Pr_octor's
Popular Priced Theatres. They _are
the best balanced and oven prograxns
ever presented in the cheaper priced
houses. A_t Proctor’s 125th Street
two big novelties will share headline
honors. The Telephone Girls, n
miniature musical comedy with eight
well known singers and dancers, and
The Last Of the Regiment, a big Sce-
nic spectacle. ' Others on “_ brilliant
bill are Irving R. _Walton, monolog-
ist; Joe and Hattie Barlow, singing
ne; Gilbert sud Lewis, late features
of The Girl and the Taxi, and photo
plays of interest and newness. _
At Proeenrm zara street 'rhesus
for the first hall ul the week Bam
J. Curtis and comiruuy will top the
bill with his amusing skit A Session
at School, Others programmed are
’ Lack and Fisher, comedians; Helen_
_Miss Elvu Nicholson, Stanley|L0m,,h,e_ vioim and cello playa-;Ke\_
Bridge- Silent S“t““l’1Y in 3“"‘mF"'|iey and Adams, comedy entertainers;
side.-J. _ ‘ Mark Silvers, pianologiie and re-
partee; Shelley and Proctpr, classy
comedians; .floss Valerlo Troupe,
direct from the studio.
At Proctor’s 58th Street one oi
the sesson’s biggest novelties Movies,
n, satire on the motion picture craze,
will top the _blll. Others are Temple
Girls Quartette, comedy singing skit,
Brown and Seymour, singing and
talking, James Burns, wire wlnard,
Roittaino, Orenlaua. and company in
the hilarious playlet Trixie and the
Amateur, Austin Brothers. eccentric
-Alexander Henderson, Moncton, . , . `
- “_ comedians, and photo plays that will
arrived in Sumrnerside Friday mg lm shown for the mst time complete
ta very eilertive hill.
_<_’_°-_T
CORN CHOWDER.
A good hot supper dish : Cut a one-
,and ginch cube of all fat salt pork
-in small pieces and try out. Add one
sliced onion -and cook tive minutes
then cut in on lourtlmneh slices,there
Mi l th Clift
§l:,e,:§__f)fI_ _BB Maw ey at 0 on sh uid be tour cuplnls. Parboil ln
___... bo ing salted water to cover live ` I
' ` '  ~' ' - A V e ‘ii ,
1 - _ f   s . \
._C_ B_ and M,-s_ Muriey Q; char. minutes, drain and add potatoes _to ` ' ' < - » 1 ' Y.
mem 'ved in summersms fel; then add two euvfiill 01 boiling JACK PINE FOR PULP, 1 _ _ _
_ _ _ . ,_
own an-1
th- 1 t d th (1 ith water. Cook until potatoes are soit _ '_"‘ _
ls mom ng 0 wen 8 ay W and add one can of corn and four Th” 18-Ck Dine is entirely suitable
. _ _' , _.
. _ _ _ ~ . _ .
' _ ‘ ~ ' :_ \
th E th rni it eturn P
B mm-ess ls mo n on Y e S it ei ht com on WY. at Wa\lSu\l(Wis) where experl S
‘ to his home after_;a short visit to B81* Mid NPD I2 D1 g m, . ~ - - = _ A .
Charlottetown and Summerside.-J. crackers and soak in cold milk to m°““‘ he" 59°”-' °¢“dU°¢°d ill, co-_' ' ' _ _ __ ; __
cover until soft turning occasionally; °l7°\`l¢i011 With the AU”5l'i¢8»l\ PBD°1"i` i.~ .- _ "‘l‘ J
‘ '-'As e illeasivs eil* to s funn we than add to chowder and when nested 'ind PNP AS°°°_i°fi°I1- '1‘he_rv»v1d in-1' We are showing az: immense stock of Horse
wonld suggest cased 'pipes-that is if remove crackers tnrn‘ chowder into a “"9-9° ill U18 P1`i<=0 Ol Bpriwc makes R _ _
k W h win now tureen and put crackers on top tim ‘“°°°"`°"Y °f B 99-U5fB4='¢0!'l’ B\lb~ “ggi extra Warm and VefY"dul'3b1e¢ and gulfhllkéd
heisasmoer. eareso g . _
1; 1; i i‘ 1 - _ - .
*ti ii 0 of great importance an this to protect your Horse from the ikeen' winter winds, _
“lends _J cups or milk Heat to the boiling f°f the miinuffwlilre 0! new nriuti
_A T Weldon of Montreal Mt by point add three and one half tablev Pl1D°\' 1188 b€°l1 C168-fly demonstrated
s oonfuls of butter and 59350,, Wm, at the U S Forest Products lsborat
and dancing; Grace Dixon, comedien-~
dou-ble wire act, and photo plays.
- sls besl fer nursing
mothers because .they do
. not sllect theres! of the
system. Mildbptsure. 25°.
s box ai your drugglxi'e.` “
IITIOHAL DlU_l IND OIIIUICIL
U0» DY CANADA, |»|Il1‘lI»
.- 2-   
. I  7 _',-_.- -;,__,__\ ,_',\f '__' 
- Iilic _lslesl
` We haw: motedioals
_Corporal Cameron
'Elie Dong .Patrol
, Rhymes of A Rolling Stone
The Net __
, The Reef '
- ~ -Pujol _ Q _
_ °‘ Their Yesterdays "" "
i The Streets of -Ascalon
5 , Mirables 'Island
’ I'vory;_Snuff Box _
The sd Cross Glrl
i
.
__ The Mountain-Girl » ,
1 'Phe Place of Honey _Moons
_ The Red Ln ne __ _
_‘ The Post Master
3 When Dreams Come True
f The While Shield »_ »
_ The Mountain U5/ide
2 '1`.hc Inheritance
§ -T.-he Slgn at Six
Scientific Sprague -
The Rented Earl
. Thi Lady Married
_ Polly of ihe llospiialistsff
_ »
Cats are noted for the careiulness
of their toilet. The lion and tiger
wash themselves in exsxztly tl1e'same '
manner as the cat, wetting the dark,
india rubber-lil-ie ball of the forefoot
and inner toe and passing it over the
face and behind the ears. The loot is
` 'ii-' - 1  -5551 - M14-  -1 =- - . ...._- =..’-._ _ V wi _
_ PU* i0g€th¢i‘. _We ha~rc`.l5l1'le_u's`zinds ta s elect from and can only-enumerate atewlilieiia-
‘ The Black_Cree‘k Stopping :House
_ At the Sign of th Jack O’.Lsntern “'
` s
_ 500 NEW BOOK_S, POPI _ _ _ _
_ Landsomey bounid, regular price 1. 25 sale our price only-6o.ce:its, Shop Early
fz=i._>s___ ._ ,»_,~  ____/._
-I
.. l »...!| ' , 
_ ~ _ \ _
_ and .Best Books are here .V _ ‘
-in Stork than all other stores keeping Bork; in this City
M.i1¢dPosiage'p_l1i_4 in any ...mess , .. / ` `_
Ralph Connor $1.2' Posia e f;
» H..A.Cody 1.25' » .,..g.[O‘t‘
Service 1.oo & 1.50
Rex -Beech 1.50 / ‘
Edith Warton _ 1 25
W. ]. Locke 1.25
-Harold Bell Wright 1.30
Robert Chambers 1.25
Tracy '. _ 1.25
Arnold Fredrick 1
_ Richard H. Davis ~` 1
N. MpClimg r.oo
Pavtle Erskine ` 1.25
. H. McGrath .F 1:3o‘ ‘_
Holman Day 1.35 -
Lincoln _ 1.25 `
Bu wn ` 1.25
Mryile Reid 1.50
Myrtle Reid ' _ 
Spearman 1.25
Bacon _ 1.25
Stewart Ed White 1.25
Francis Lynde 1.25 ‘
Edwxfrd S ilishury Field.1-oo _.
Francis Little '~ ‘ 1.00 1
r Emma C. Dowd 1.oo_ ,,
Come in -and see ourSlocli. ' . / '
ILAR AUTHORS *_
1
1
.25 1
.25
e
  1 Carer and Company Lmited.. 
___ . Sadie _Cleese Headquarters For llqliday_ Gills   
/ri-1n.0A%"s3E11.%': "”  why be impaiifm 'rue tree .ni Tis ' in t ' k‘ ‘A ' 
not forth fruit until its season cgirrig willuflllll nike “ps xgtéaduy timing
s, . ._ . _._
.however well it is watered. By stc¢;.d_v practice even a dull ifgi,
Let not your piety __be temporary_tellect`1u sharpened; a by cpmlqg
like rainy season streams. Praise and going o, rope ents it mgrkbn 15'
those streams which flow on even stone. .__ ' ‘ EQ
during the greatest time of drought, He only can walk humbly who ig
.the_month of M&y~ _ ' _greater than pride.. 3 ¢,
_ rg
E-£1-I-ll gan _ _ '_=, ' __ ________ _____
stirring almost cor.-.tancly that onion thus at the same time a sponge and B - f ' . _ _
Mm G_ D_ L0ng“,m.th_ Ch:,,.10tte_ may not burn. Strain lat into a brush, and the rough tongue cpmbl I -< ~ , _
B side the stew pan Wash and" pare potato s the rest of the body. ‘
an unusually good display in briar, » _ ‘ ___ F
genuine ealabash and merschaum. r me. rom 1900 to 1909,-the prie - -
_ __ _ __ _~,2_,,, 93 er ,,m_ In Eastern C ‘f Every llug the pick of the market. All sizes and
These pipes will tickle the fancy of P
8"-" =\“°l°°f and 01° “WS H” "H1  ada arciarge .ness Qfqon-¢gm..1¢.f`,';1_ grades,1ncluded. You might pay more-You' can’t
works of art Prices range up to land where the old forest has beeni ggi; -bgttgf value The I-easnn why we are ‘Bk to ive
$5. The McKinnon Drug_;_Co.,_- corner _ ~ out over and h n d t 1 ' -~ .° _ g
‘ cream George and Kent sis. im. _ AT hnui the moreuyaiuaghfrsdgepigz add? H3* best valucsdn Horse Rugs is becsuscwe get
; been driven out. and yack pine con ;
stand. These areas have, li generail;
.been considered as waste lands. It*
-now appears, however, that such;
-_*_
_ \.~
-__!®`
e
-4
cd and swupg in unison until the 1 . A ' »'._',1f_l  ' a‘1»of “Peggy
te dants hurried down into their- I ~ ~ -. 9 -
_the dangerous amusement. ,   _  __
u§n»‘s||p in sin' my mr.
I. " " * .u ' . " ' ‘ _ umimruc Has nsosmssn. 1§l"'- ‘1`\\~\1°S*d#!_¢_°~~°9 ‘!"“°°°'
‘ >
I
thas s guaranteed pare'
eu,/,  " '~ chad be better
_ ._   mars wen sions. .
a.-'
hi
yes
. ..",lT_.,_l~_4i_,i_  .. . _  , `l'}£'_v*__ __ _ 
K . _ ~ . ~ - ‘
- li - . ».
i " 9 Q I
eign" Brand. ‘ ~
-,  _@v'el‘al etlergrades at c_\st prices. (` ne 1 f these i,D:|:,ni1ni::duf¢'itn;do;=t{\,f;‘§f; mai  ::l:51§?g°li;r‘¢§:°5t:a$5"»5:
_ ____  eChmt1n1s present worth giving éalnsagfaln decreased by more uma; 'J__,f,',mm._ fd, mv?" ,sc N
~"“  f ~ - ‘ _- .  ' '_ ii 5. 1
 " °»~'-"f:-"” " ' " oewn'a Leather ‘Slippers $|.5o
1; io¥3on_.
~   slllml
here make our shui e sow.
linyf, Gills' Qilil `Chl\dren'l
Sllppersv5clo$| $0. __ __
-v
 .slew-
thc GXYHIUBUOH of the supplies ol otlisrl
species within reasonable distances of
the markets. - _ §
lands will take on 5 new impoptgnwi ‘ I . - | ~
and will amply justify the expendl-, '
ture of money for protection lrom: - ‘ l' _
_ future fires, in view of the certalnityl' - ` ' li
that large revenues may _be securedi ‘
surprise of the passengers the steam- _ _ “3 either now or lam- for PM m,m“!a_
er began to roll. _ f I _.51 t l 1 .Th I ' ' ' ` .-
At first they supposed the motion  ~* ' "’» t:|ri;h‘;1~\0wi?l“h)ecess;1¥il];,Oi;?;:§:s;]‘v:x\:§ '
' 1
€°°dva1ue~= when bu in --the result of lar e ur
_st ' ' e . y g _ g, P '
“““"’ “ “WY i’"°°"*“ ° °’ *iw chases, This is sprely the best place to _biiy flicrse A
Rugs. . _ _ 5
l e _
l
(
Come and ict US, show youf NAI;-_ U I A if
that we have ‘the biggest stock -and
.1 Vl\'l\1ei'» in Light Driving A
Genuine Rubber, Oroide. Brass,
el Plate. _ lf you want scmething-`-epic
» we can suit you,'or if youieel that
,practised we_are just as willing to
sstis!uct1on'1s our' success. Here you
, give
heart-love is not hfdien
ii_b1_n°rze',.nmz. lar am,
ess its ure: _
_are not fdlstslhutsd
is the sunt ol the tiger
you ean't give sugar, my ‘
` » _ ~/'~_  _  _ _ __ g
fre
_ _:___
...ii
e_y_’=i,_..wp_nh and .a little more jtirrovrn in. 
 
The iimilala hui
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