~MARCH 1a, 194s 
     
      
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     H Grain markets. irregula the 
     
     ltinigihlralllcd firniyh tgday when " 
     
     comm on 0 
     
    

    
     3 gland dfcrtrlgs extroglsglv his: 
     
    

    
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     GAVE mm lns cum; '... .. .. (A?) 
     
    

    
     ROMQQ“ Selected stocks continued to roach 
     
    

    
     15M »-?1'-’-»'°-t'.1‘.""":.:~=- m°.'-i.“°...£E‘.t" 1:1 *-= 
     
    

    
     fl  infirm an ‘nwhhug: leaders were indtflereiitu m.“ 
     
    

    
     f npa "h, era o! 020.000 d - 
     
    

    
     anltllfllwrnoinuoallmnfi "h" pared with 2.000.000 ri-im “:3. 
     
    

    
     _-; m“ o . Ya: h Workq] Mafia 1:31;; triqlsvlnaallcst {or a full session 
     
    

    
     d w. n such a manna docs Inbound; In“ Associated Press 60-stock a. 
     
     *1- _ the room of m“ pro- verage was up .4 of a point at 61.1; ., 
     
     __. Thulsfreeentctpflsm. 11195;] " of B90 issues registering 566 were .4 
     
    

    
     i“ gmlaehcifgd," mkn-m m folllillltinc: g;  llk8 I88lnat381 down 
     
    

    
     l“ iflllia w....§'"' h“! "'5' lbfllw and ' 
     
    

    
     hi,“ otcmgrhgfilm ofthebucineu Mar l! — (d) 
     
    

    
     ,. m,’ Id ' gm Owing to substantial tra in a 
     
    

    
     ; await-H?” Bin]: hunched ‘uh-d group of three mining issues, vol- 
     
    

    
     - m "- 111ml chem y‘. bu?“ ume-ln trading today on tne Stock 
     
    

    
     i c - $611110 "M1111 ~04‘ "‘ c:".':.:l;.:"i9."l.... mists? 
     
    

    
     2 clfllds- m’ ° "' ' PmlPflous c7. Outside of them. however, tinn- 
     
    

    
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     t a , a an cs un 
     
    

    
     aye and: In", “J 7;", gill’: 1.1.110» 1111.1 011111111 111a 1101a. 
     
    

    
     In the busy mining grou were 
     
    

    
     Joliet, which has been act ve for 
     
    

    
     - . - several sessions. and Quenlont. both 
     
    

    
     companies owniluz properties ucar 
     
    

    
     1. ' one another in the Noranda. area. 
     
    

    
     Mini corporation, which has a 
     
    

    
     o iorgcnlrlterest in Quemont. was al- 
     
    

    
     - so in some demand. The three were 
     
    

    
     ' erratic and closed below their beat 
     
    

    
     levels. In the balance of mines. 
     
    

    
     -.. O'Brien moved up and Pandora 
     
    

    
     - 1 j and Bloden were easier. 
     
    

    
     lunches Quin Coostto§oost TORONTO. March 12 - (OP)- 
     
    

    
     - 2 . ""‘ “ ' "H The Toronto stock Market had it: 
     
    

    
     1 ‘ record dlay 1&1‘; tvohelgre £1338 as’ carols? 
     
    

    
     . ' o neery e y rs . - 
     
    

    
     ‘. l t 2.440.000 h 
     
     .  COMPLETE INYESTMENT SERVICE  vlllg°vflfie°lheaviut $01131 
     
     g; All For 0»: or on lama 0mm; me “m” “"1 m 1°"- "h" "m" 
     
    
   
   
    
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     F. J. BRENNAN 8r COMPANY LTD. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Members lnveatmenhbcalerl’ Association of Canola 
     
    
   
   
    
     E. M. BAGNALIr-MEIIIIQI‘ 
     
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     llinhln Charm hr An: Advcrtisculant as Con" 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     allvc.l1~..-»=g Rater-Payable III Advance 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
          
     
              
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Stock tllarkcts   ~ 
     
     At A "Glance 
     
    
   
   
    
     swltrel-Nllllllinukul-neo 1 E (c?) '1 
     
     N 0 
     
    

    
     wheat mar-get today an tlazmdid- 
     
    

    
     E1611! 8D 0TB 
     
    

    
     estimated ouctness N? 350.000 bush- 
     
    

    
     N northern. 
     
     Rye futures trading was strong 
     
     mvmnatlly with advances at Ghl-' 
     
    
   
   
    
     QHICAGO. Until! ll - 
     
    
   
   
    
     postlng gains. 
     
     wrest was concentrated chiefly 
     
     tn he cheaper golds and Western 
     
     Oils. Quemont was the leader and 
     
     it put on a sensational performan- 
     
     ce. advancing to 3.00 early tn the 
     
     day and closing at 2.98 for a net 
     
     gain 0! 1.13. It traded 001.500 
     
     shares which i; not ial" from th 
     
    
   
   
    
     700.000 
     
     re r s 
     
     ‘$1111 
     
    
   
   
    
     "street" 
     
     credit mining corporation 
     
     holding the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ THE CHARLOTTETOWN 
     
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     Tllefidethatisbringinginaneweran .in 
     
     engineering, in styling, in convenience . . . for 
     
     owners of motor cars . . . Nash is preparing to take ' 
     
     that tide at the full. ~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     You learned, before the war, to expect something 
     
     superlative from those who gave you the “years 
     
     ahead”'Nash “600” . . . 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘You have a right to expect even greater things 
     
     ‘from a company whose war production has de- 
     
     monstrated how Naah can turn its hand to new 
     
    

    
     things . . . take advantage of the new discoveries - 
     
     and materials that have revolutionized warfare 
     
    
   
   
    
     Well . . . you will not be disappointed! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Using the experience and “know how” gained in 
     
     its all-out wartime job . . . the fresh knowledge of 
     
     materials and methods, the advance in engineering 
     
     techniques . . . Nash is preparing to give you a 
     
     New Nash “600” that will again be years ahead 
     
     of any other in the low-price field . . . 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     GUARDIAN pAcy: mvg g 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Nash is preparing to give you also the finest, most 
     
     luxurious, most economical car ever built in the ’ 
     
     medium price field . . . the new Nash Ambassador. II 
     
    
   
   
    
     In other words, Nash is getting in position to ride 
     
     the crest of the gathering tide that is bringing 
     
     vast new possibilities to a postwar world. 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . . But until final Victory, we at Nash will continue ' 
     
     our 100% production for War. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     . t rt 1 the ia- 
     
      OIIIIII llllfllllll lMI-ll. 6o not word; Western and Eastern-locals sued stock. filling.’ crdarporliltion ad- 
     
     u Is per word: Announcement and Collins Evsnta 3c pu you; vanced on the strength of Quemont 
     
     ‘f; Classified ls poa- word; tn Mentor-tam Notices 10o pa: men; u”; to 4.30 and it closed at 3.90 for a 
     
     ‘it at floral and Spiritual Offerings. Cards, 900,, 5° pg; "m. u‘, net gain oi 10 cents. 
     
     .2’ an u (Jonlolsnco 10c par inch; Wedding sngagcmoncp 4o in", 
     
     [it lorlLtlandlOcsnlafol-ovorynddittonaldwords. Notlcssd 
     
     n; Thanh an Appreciation. m pel- men or do per word. Lina u  -- ~~ 
     
     Au: one d0 ocntl pu- mo. Addrcaa nnd Prosecution sun. 1500.113” "sol 48 
     
     1'1 Otllor rail on application. 201 Falcon 5.30 
     
     . 
     
     - 400- Kirk 00 
     
     . ‘i "- 4401 Franco 00 
     
     . I15 hoblsher 7-99 
     
     i‘: Maia Help Wanted Personal CmPStoclt onlidiiiionlla-(OPF ,,,%,g,,}{§§* 8,715.4 
     
     = '.‘..’.‘1'.‘.'.’. ;111”$.’l..'..°“.. l“? “$5.85 ’°' "" 5°’ "m- "P w“ ' 01-»- 1i883’8.‘§12°’1‘? 23” ‘ 
     
     E Warren mu! North at... pp 'i‘ablet.s “gigging” T” om“ 1 A 5000 00.11.11. 25 
     
     p g ' 34 l - X15 M11165. Sllmtl- "l" 09 l-Z 400941;. m“, 09 
     
     f 0-31. ‘ants, aids ltlgxlornlal pep, 1n. 4 Atnv 140 95m and Gate 13 b: 
     
     r lamm - um ro wolur 01v “mo”? m’ "i- fig" ?,?"°-’.*l’. °°“ 1° 1000000011011 04 1-1 
     
     - farm. wages slsoo week m0 °- 1° “4 320061111111“ 34 
     
     "2 mam‘ Apply w 0 -- m m, o; _ 255055“ ca“ 1-95 2000 l-lalcrow 08 
     
     i. Gw;“m_ “Hm vclllole Help Wanted “fr? H" 8% veaool-laul 01;; H 
     
     ' ‘v ' " 3500Il-1arker - 
     
     1,- - _ 01401 a 
     
     ,1 wanted Mgtllgezw-iflrllm _ 4t onpupnn 3, Afflflfy  4700ll>larrlcana as 
     
     x ¥ 01 ca 1015 .1. J-ld-ili. WWW“ m M 3000.11 .1 g0 
     
     z: 31am - HOUSE on APABT- WANTED _ a olnl. rro 11111.1- 320tllAubelle as iiggiiifigire ii 1'2 
     
     ,- ment 00 rcnt. Lieut. lia-eeman. with himsework. MmLee Che an 19300-40010000 l1 1 -2 
     
     W . Llmliolling ll l 
     
     » Pilcno fi. 3-13-11. R-R. ‘l, Charlottetown. 3-12-21 ma“ $111101‘ 8.90 5353mm 410 
     
     WANTED ro our slmlu. For Sal 4000. “till”  1-2 “gggfiégimz-‘i 583 if; 
     
     house or bungalow in or near e 6500130.» Met 16 nqolffloml‘ 44 
     
     w. write  G-"Wlim- FOR. sau: _ emu“ 5025 lea: 1-91 1500 lnzillia so 
     
      ‘ 3'19“ Beets. Phone H. Mason. 0&1’ ‘m 1"“ 5g: 2000 JDClI-Til ‘a’: 
     
     a.‘ _ la." "m" - 3000Jncole. 
     
     i ‘Filigree. oivllla? 118G152???’ .Lost And Found “$111158... Iii 1-2 ,333,5‘:.'.?:.. i? 
     
     oudian. ' a-la-al. bop: - lvfiafhfltrqorlze palm: icioogegrlitoml ill 1'2 “3§’3}i;:,§"l‘d.. 1;? i112; 
     
     WANTED 1o nsur - z nooMs tic luma. Onll 0111' H 0133a’;  133i?  m "k H“ ‘s . 
     
     xul-nlaoea 11pm 11m. m; 900 i} I- 1-1“ , 
     
     1AM" GMQQ“, 3.13.3, m 1500511111: Hill 05 a-l 1m! .11...- 2.15 
     
     I e o ‘(l0 I’ I - 
     
     ' ' ' on P0 ' f?’ ‘ mmfllt fimilnon. ‘i’; "m" ' ?.‘.“““" ‘i; 34 
     
     Business Opportunities will!“ m. wuu pend. ade- m1 1.10 10., ..,°'° 7.50 
     
     I serter He was final arrested on 100 Gas 'n-eth 1.15 45001118178 cad 13 1-2 
     
     a raamax AGENCY 01-1111 ro u" “We W his tether a police 300Ccnt rat m0 41.011.01.01, 1.30 
     
     Mn m- women willing to can- Want» ' M" W" l0 I 5409091"? P" 16 3-4 6400 louvicourt 1.70 
     
     ms from‘ door i? door. No ex- m‘ m" 1 98.0%!" 11-50: 1 szl/lecassa 3%: 
     
     0636i!‘ . 10W 008. "é_'_"_“" - Ml IAOd . 
     
     h “any m“, you “ma Two floating breweries are in floocochenmn- 8J0 ifglltiadsen 2.46 
     
     lands. vola- availobe time “'° "Y "w ""00 in wwm 1004mm l1 05011101111115 3.50 
     
     humane. m; t1 daily. gym °° ml" 1*" "r wlfllm- 1800" nwm 1.35 1000111111 an 00 1-1 
     
     tails nee. m ex, 1000 De- ‘l’ m "W ""1 m" 01mm 106 m0: 1'1 aoopvlalarlle o5 
     
     mmler. Mona-en. ' a-la-ll. “M "w" w‘ "l" W‘ 35° Mm" 6360 vwllwr 1H4 5500 McMarmac 2: 
     
     . ‘- “f M" I mk- 40. v1 15 10001 cwatt as l-z 
     
     . boonenison "l 3ce5| 3.00 
     
     .   3" moo 20 
     
     l - _ . lssoonomida . g 
     
     AUG ‘I101! S318 ' "i: 
     
    
   
   
    
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     llncLood, 
     
    
   
   
    
     £5: Wllll garage. 
     
    
   
   
    
     §~' “Y. March 20, 
     
      l" llltlolntulent. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     W. H. BEATON, 
     
     Auctioneer. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14th AT 1230 P. 
     
     STOCK: 
     
    

    
     I fat steers; 
     
     . w l llt plgg 
     
    
   
   
    
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     4 milk cows, 3 to freshen soon; 1 furrow; 
     
     4 year old steers; 1 horse cominl 41H!" old; 
     
     brood sow.  
     
    

    
     CROP: 12 tons hay; quantity of straw; 2 hundred bus. 
     
     f 9| urban seed oats; quantity of feed turnips and mangell: 
     
     ‘; MACHINERY: 1 Frost & Wood binder; l dick Isr- 
     
     "- "W: 1 gong plow; 1 single plow; 1 set lever barrows: l 
     
     ’ "l? Jul; 2 horsepower engine: 1 grain crlllllol‘: l ong- 
     
     lltl 4 1-2 horsepower; 1 farmers boiler; 25 ft. rubber bolt- 
     
     _ . lllltlflli ft. new hay rope; l driving sleigh; 1 box sleigh: 
     
     "Mil, and other articles. 
     
     Entorprlso range, nearly new; 1 3000M rings; 1 
     
    

    
     1 cupboard; l Alladln lump and other household 
     
     s. It gtomy first fine day following. 
     
    
   
   
    
     . ‘n: _ WALTONTOOMBB. 
     
     “in; K034i. Auctioneer 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     iT BINDING 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     boon ilotructed by the owner, Milo Mnbgl 
     
     to sell by public auction on the prelnisea, No. 
     
     m Cumberland Street, an elghLroomed dwelling huugg 
     
    

    
     Frontage 35 feet. Depth 128 feet, on Tues. 
     
     at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. Inspection 
     
    
   
   
    
     NUGTIDN SALE a at Burlington 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Employment Advisers, Grades 8 and 2, Male, 
     
     For The Unemployment Insurance Commission, 
     
     Maritime Region 
     
    

    
     _ (Three vacancies, one each for: (a) primary indus- 
     
     tries, exclusive of coal mining, (b) construction and trans- 
     
     portation, (c) merchandising and services). $3000 pnd 
     
     $2700 per annum, respectively, plus bonus as provided. Full 
     
     particulars on posters displayed in post offices, Employ- 
     
     ment and Selective Service Offices, or Civil Service Com- 
     
     roiaaionat Saint John, Halifax or Ottawa. Application 
     
     forms, obtainable at post offices, should be filed with Civil 
     
     Service Commission, Ottawa, not later than March 24, I945. 
     
     This advertisement is authorized by the Director of Nat- 
     
     ional Selective Service. ' ’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     _uoncs 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tendon are rsquclted for repairs to the steeple of St. 
     
     James Church, Charlottetown. Details and specifications 
     
     at the office of Mr. R. S. P. Jardine, Canadian Bank of 
     
     Commerce, Charlottetown. ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Address tendon to E0. Box 100, Charlottetown. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     3-13-31. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     ill l H I ,M.l Power '21 l-l" 
     
     0000» 12 FctitlVer lla'.: - l4 l-21,\.'a\<. - Htiffl 9' 
     
     laacoliigglloeli, 10 lflfiilwaille 1 4.00 lillcCdll Fronts 1a 1-1  
     
     7500|Northland 14 1-4 8?00|‘Wasa. l ‘:12 Can Nor Pfd fa 
     
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     5 0,0 rien . . T-'_ 01' - 1‘ _ 1 _ i "f? . ,,,_ 
     
     7001Okfllta 52 JOOILYmir it’- Sllaulrllguu l7 0-K MQNTREAL. xlllcll l2 I--V l: . ir- 
     
     womolearv 27 s, Law "3 Ezlflollce prlcrs t.<‘l'1\" rep-ville; .01 
     
     1600‘Ome 1|. 36 CURB b‘. law Pld ..:l r11‘ 1300111111211. Peprllmmn. o. .»\1,-V 
     
     18000 Paca tn l2 l-4 _ _ Steel of Can 7n Jculllue follow- 
     
     7000 Pacific Oil a5 1n00Dalhou5le [i8 Bfillillilli 24 7-8 _ _ 
     
     5009311101“ L55 l3001Foothlll 1.0.1 —-——~——-— | EGGS: Nol-‘pzlcked for 
     
     1%"? dom i; wlgglgsgtllol)?! l it i» Lhrgguillilgs 2:0: "QPMCSHN; a 
     
     1 aroma ue . 9 I - L -~; - -- :1 ~ 
     
     llwjimymggg 4n 41l001Tcmisk 1a N,Y, sllck [Xflhfillge 42-20 Packed r01 export A L1:rgQ_ , 
     
     ilfilPcrron l 40 lTotal Sales 2.440.000 $37: A edlunl 35:. l . 
     
     2150_Plck Cr 3.35 --—->-—v--———* I Receipts: i051 boxes. 
     
      l‘.  Anaconda __‘ 32 3-4‘ 
     
     101...“... 3. Montreal Exchange 3. S 2.3 .1-='   
     
     ISOOIPlirdy 20 ‘ n‘ l .13 f“; receipts Que No 1 pasteurized 
     
     28.0.0100 Min 1513 . “l 51111-1 Mtl; No 2 1m Mtl: 1 
     
     5 .Qll0€llSi0l'l . ‘* "Md roam 1v ri is j. l1 pl a 
     
     0014t74lQucmont 2.9a 5'11"“ _2  h: .S1.°1....°.'..1é’ 531111.. 30b 1114c I 
     
     loooormeves 0a fife!“ 2° "g6 l. .01., 
     
     4000,Roclle 15 BEImTeI 49 Receipts: 1307 boxl-s. 
     
     “mlawyfi 1“ 1 CNn bmelil w 00 l-i‘ E55 - 
     
     aéilslligyznll.‘ 9N q can P“ w ‘ Kcnnccmt 8' colbliled fezsteslixrgclintFObhlteco‘this 
     
     lfioolsmlatfn‘ n g“ g“ und m ‘NIFNtAward 21 3N}? Que 22' while 201-,» FOB: lwhollrsate 
     
     wmisllerrlt‘ '77 can s,“ f, 28 ‘ii-Til P1111 5; bqlwhile and colored for local trade 
     
     1035mm“ n’ ”‘,,_,h°‘,‘,m5 m: 13w 11mg Rim '15 l-llland export western 20 ll $16-21 
     
     350N539” 9.6 33° Bu-d 13 ‘i? P1 ‘io (tin er ‘11 1-5» colored Que 23. white 2111-21‘. tor 
     
     flgglitf"  Dc? an 8e 10 51117 i111“ ‘m dzpTel 164 l-a’ local trade 
     
     ‘ c cte 41-2 ' l , , .- _ ‘ , .' 
     
     1500.5 w pet. a glit 2e 46 7-81 gorge Cpl r n 02 7331 Receipts. $9 boxes. 
     
     11°°$P""5°" 1'“ n m1 ‘m! ' 7 in‘ v-m Edi mtg: as 5-4 POTATOES" '15 lb baga local No 
     
      2g: FdivdeN 2g 1...? vftlii zillion m ‘4'_l 3:2, 1 1.50-1.00. No.2 1.l0-1_.1s;.' No 1 @111 
     
     jzoolsunlvan L65 légllllflfl C?) _ 2i l-g ltlyVégl 1131001 Kg: i8. 11355-175; N B 1.85-1.90; PEI. 1.90. 
     
     omolsylvfln 1m H n Sdtee “are: lo S129 EMU“ l . . ___W_ 
     
     237°‘T“°k H H” l-lowflrOilsm i‘; R 11 l6 1-4‘ CHILI) 1s KILIED 
     
     200F933‘ 1-30 Hgmemka‘ 4 g o" i_____.__.. _____ .. ‘ 
     
     ,g3q.g'gu§;"““ 1g‘, m Nickel as 1-4 DONDON - (or. ._ The Shouth DALHOUSIE. N.B..4Mil_rcll 11 _- 
     
     . l Imp Oil 14 3-4 African armored division fig ting] (gp._slx-_wnr-old F1011}. Coir .0 
     
     Qggzl-IQWWQT.‘ h3g1’, Intl Pete 5'3 l-S in Itnlv has donated 25.125 (about was kllIm-l insiamlv Snivrdfli‘ 1H‘- 
     
     . ' m“ '8 '1 Inl Tob 12 1-3. 023.000) to help restore the GuardsZ 111m: when he (‘DJSlPtl into n truck 
     
     1 0011111: oll 0 l’ ~ 1 
     
     peer-vent“ 13 a s. Con smelt 56 1-" Chapel in Imndnn which was hit. drivpn by H. Allison. Campbcllion. 
     
     ‘ ' ° _____'__1_.1lko of Woods 25 by 11 flying bomb. ‘ 
     
     TIPPY AND “CAP" STUBBS 
     
    
   
   
    
     By Edwina 
     
    
   
   
    
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     YESD/DU MUGT BE-“FO BUV 
     
    
   
   
    
     BUT, OF COUR$E, BILLY WILL 
     
     GIVE THE SUIT BACK ETHEL. 
     
    
   
   
    
     OH, GEAMMA BAILEY-BILLY 
     
     501.0 THE BEAUTIFUL RED a. 
     
     sun’ HE wogz n0 ‘:4 MO774EI2’5 
     
     iace/ncE” --I HAD sucu - 
     
     WONDERFUl. 
     
    

    
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