lmmfi .. f‘ v . ..   I l he . v l p‘ . 4 mlmuluiviaiozl 
     
       “Keen Public Sense I 1 
     
     Rewards the Best." 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hence theenorinoiiaand evcrinoreaaing aaleol 
     
    
   
   
    
     "SAIIADA" mi mm“      l   / $3796.93: s...-r1s';,5‘s'“i“" ‘Z3925  
     
     ' -ouuiouius on sate at tilejtie-gmmgilirikmogam " ‘ ~ l‘ I h A ' /   
     
    
   
   
    
     '.'I.' E A ""’ 51511311" Bag-d";- vge- . . 
     
     <-- e s. z l ~ -~ - , _ 
     
     frown label 75c lb. Oran¢e Pelioe Blend 85c lb. ' lllloa. ' V‘ _ Film“, Mglflgl Company HaaRecwd Saar forDidrihnhon 
     
    
   
   
    
     are? tareflilresreiui news! _ollli_iinlm app-m; __ ,  ‘ a to its Policyboldera . , .. 
     
     _ e n: u ‘SEW’ wmm j ; _  ’ ‘ THE 56th year in the history of the Iutnal Life Assurance 
     
     . Cflmlflny 
     
    
   
   
    
     of t‘ da was marked by solid-and substantial 
     
    

    
     progress. lt is gratifying to note from the reports made to the 
     
     policyholders at the annual meeting on  4d! that the 1925 
     
     - » a operations of Canada's pioneer llutiial Lifefianpany compare very 
     
     _ _ ' ’ l - , favorably with the record raulta achieved in 1924.  56th imle- 
     
    

    
     _AULO’ time aim; end: Eflflwfl]  , ' . . stone in llutnality marks 56 years of unbroken prosperity. 
     
    

    
     £13753‘? ifihyeublf-I’ v.93? l——— » 3-. ‘ Our Policyholders-who alone constitute tile Company—riglitly 
     
    

    
     ern Oflloe. llcNclll Building. Sum» mgéfid“ """°°°K- " - . judge tile strength and progress of the Mutual Lite of Canada by an 
     
    

    
     ~ meralde. Thou dlan M,”“,,,,‘Z.',"“°'" ' . - ' surplusearnings from year to year. The surplus earned by this Com- 
     
    

    
     - m, uubm’ . a ... ' pany during 1925 totalled $3.796.982.41—-an increase of 996,124.41 
     
    

    
     ' ' " over the surplus earned in 1924, in which year all previous high- 
     
    

    
     . . . . " water marks were far surpassed. These ranarkably favorable earn- 
     
     Am?!’ 013311011 399011117551 which 31' e 0P- . __5°¢|A|_ ' ~ f ' l 7 . ings will enable the Company to continue to pay dividendato Policy- 
     
     grated emfrely as a matter 0f service and new ANNAN. _v - . ~ " , g holders on the same liberal scale in 1926 as ‘heretofore. and. in 
     
    
   
   
    
     l rendered. .1. d , in . - = t . 
     
     Palable when Vmgagneenwtsiga‘ Agni“ _ -  - - . _ ; , . was $7,201,403, an increase of $969,252 over the 1924 total. 
     
    
   
   
    
     If 3'0“ change to hzwfi anwunpai? ‘in’: §1d,§]l:‘g§;Y' 3°“ d b d  ~ - l Steady, Safe Growth in Business 
     
     l ' '7.'.'f..;a613 1 "~'- ° t’ a" a "Ink “ ' - . . . 
     
     3T1 l}??? fgenflvll- . m P0 n round the lloine was filled to cap- rerrylg; on theadSunday School l . - l l Healthy expansion of the Company's business is again recorded 
     
     pa) l1 t0 a). . my A choice llfflcram consist- the past number of years. , ' fi P 1- - h 1d for 192$, by the end of which year the total in force amounted to 
     
     ' Ben.e_  to o my o en» $322,529,285. At the end of 1924 the assurances in force totalled 
     
    
   
   
    
     _‘ . . izzoilnrininxal. ‘-l .-. 
     
     All such balar‘: ‘Y “andmg on our re‘ and “m”; a” she?“  ' ‘AT "M's" “A m"! 6811s“;  Stflkln. sly ShOWII ll‘! $295 729866 so that 1926 showed a net increase of ‘25799419 The 
     
    
   
   
    
     l. (are; montlr will be rm awarded for the worn 1/.» r-l "A. n ~ . ,; » . _ . 
     
     cords f?‘ ignore Fha. ~11 gnected axhrough’ tinned. Then Iollowed two  rjlendo'llndjlgiqudlglialleg‘zg {Klfgw a 56 Year,’ Record total new issue for last yearwas$45,573,577—an increase of$2,249,280 
     
     after 6 ruar; u . - . ‘ for the lucky zesda; evening by Mr and  ' over the 1924 volinne of new business. 
     
    
   
   
    
     the COUIT-i- ' t,” “fig”?  1Tb‘?! P “M11375 and son. Alex  YPU-R gihflfgiié‘: s; M’ Notwithstanding this very considerable increase the expense 
     
     3. l! - i . e . e 
     
     " spam“ “d "e"'=PP°"-"~- ' pu-doamgughold," and bendidn-i“ ratio-already notably low——was again reduced on 1925 business. 
     
    
   
   
    
     handsome mm realized. leunr-Zieon ed residence Big Pond (~ . . 
     
     \ 6 was served and the remainder oi 1.0 the numb}, 0g, ' mes“ I . since the Company w“ egllbllillfid The percentage of income required to cover general expenses was 
     
     P“ ‘M11111: weed =11 we quickly Present W110, one an . I‘ - fifty-w m" m- Thfle 11mm "w" cut from 15.50% in i924 to 15.23% in 1925. . 
     
     in tripping the light fantastic. - ' . how well the aims of the founders of . . . . . . . 
     
     hearty vote of mantle w __ . . - . r‘;  the Company have been realized. This economy in administration was one factor contributing to 
     
     Mr ' ' ' ' - the exceptionally high surplus earned for Mutual Policyholders. 
     
    
   
   
    
     9d - ~ . .,| . (1) Death losses on com- 
     
     élxllfg; F tulpiniiialliis. d I l. l 1V  lotion of Claim,” m m” Very favorable mortality and an equally favorable interest rate on 
     
     B 0r re ogrgoo e- w '. ........................ .. , , . ' - 
     
     1112a? 5.113015%; 59:3 5%,; Sig“ ‘.i,,.hs_ organ .. ._ _ (z) ‘hmzled Endowmflm u 0523a” invested assets were other factors. p’ \ 
     
     . 2s. are t e ing, a 5d I _ n - ~  . ' ' 
     
     STANCHEL SCHOOL disperieed to their home! feeling ';.:,;.g*=;g;;;o1g;al ‘fiddler! d “or? 19,005,004.“ L°w Mwmhb’ “"4 Huh” “mat 
     
     U181 they 118d HD6111 a ""7 llmfili- dances of lileplaiéfi music‘ sq“? 9.635.351!!! An extraordinarily low raie o1‘ mortality was experienced in 1924. the 
     
     The following is the standing of 31"- "9111118- ‘ii-pl; were mmrspergegngiggadflif. (5) 0111M Piflllfllll-M -- 73355-74 actual death strain being only 36.01% of the expected, lo that although the 
     
     ::  -.l School ror tile month of dancgg. m, the” were a, o “°"_;"l. 36051152134 death claim paid Ill 192$ exceeded those of i924, the mortality ratio—-37.95% 
     
     ‘“"“’" "—_"".—__ “Q9 °111111>111~1=i l»! aiendalsleiw‘ 7 And it holds at this date for the "‘"‘ m" "'7 “'°"b'°' . . - 
     
     fin/lie Iii-l, Edward White. PERM) AL I'm! music or I003] ancient nsg "l" I security of l" Pgligyhqkhgg; Although throughout last year the trend in bond races was toward 
     
     (jrafll: vllL-l, Mae Humphrey; ~ s ‘iilsll and mOllPF-n tunes The CQYU l Run". on 354% and 3% hither fiqures (with consequently lower yields), couple with a tendency 
     
     '3 I r Cain“? 3' 1”“ “mm- —-Mra Howard weeks o; ' "41"" fllllllwr’ den-ed 3",“, Ab‘, : l “mdud ____________________ w-‘anayzwza toward lower rates of interest on menial: loans. the  was able not 
     
     >1 G e \-Iv_1' ma“ Prune“; a. Mon h“ returned m _ (reder- evening gnawed M" xicnonaglduu" Provmon for undjmnd only to maintain the average rate of interest earned on its invested funds. but 
     
     ‘Annié ilafliwell and W111 Cameronlaner visit”! he‘, "m!" ‘f?  he an expert in ille cullinary a». I claims and prepaid pre- ‘o ma‘ ‘ ‘him m““” w 652%- 
     
     equu‘; 3. Margaret Cairns. a " “ " ‘Frr nrii l i q 3." - iniums  351,231.37 - 
     
     (irhrle 11-1. Caytlon Humphrey, i“ smmemde; 13,511‘: luaedgd “i, (Zxpgzrl-lfyrfce c0553! Dividends dne,_ deferred Assets Steadily Increase 
     
     (mule 1V-—1. Elizabeth Cairns: Z. —)fra wlllm; m...“ “d w, BCB-"Ielw he extellen. There ..-.=l 1 ""1 "11"" --------- ~a~ 1°~°°°-5"-‘3 Indicative of the impregnahle financial situation of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ . . Company is the 
     
     muihard mm; 3_ Reggie Ken, anwfrryon ennui In summerflide Onpfine cheer and merrimerli ilirouziui E . Addmmd “m” ‘n 2976 a“ l‘ “Jsifisllglaiaisi; inulscctinéulnfied assets, which now total 872,517,566, u 
     
     ' ‘ 1 i ' ' , , at e en o 1924. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Maud. siaiheson equaL . isunday an,“ having been d 1a d out tile evening amongng me , , 
     
     “Grade ilk-l, Leigh Cameron; 2. with the other pallllengorl. Den if“, P1116815 and n W311 well iowarlli! g T°‘*1----*~--~—~ By every teat, the principle oi lliituality-wheroby the profit-partici- 
     
     1E1-=._1': hel-r- _ lraki for two days. ill-ll. Igman "'°"."“g hem" 1119i‘ M! like  Total poideeenel held rorpoiieyioldm paling Policyholden receive back the entiienet proficq-jnsti eiice 
     
    

    
     urnlie ll.—1, Priscilla Frizzell; 2, speaks ‘particularly or the kindness Parlmi- The llOTSEH of the eue-lo ; _ 3132565410853. in the continuance of benefits to Mntnallats in the coining years. 
     
     Kalle Ajlkkl]; 3, Margaret Mathe- of all the paggengeyg rm pom-d “ “m” °" the“ “'9”? ‘~'°""°"‘*l‘"-“: I 
     
    
   
   
    
     56m v housed and fed, and before harn- _ . 
     
     l Grade l.—1. Bessie Halliwe1L--   "flung 110101’ "rial Ieaveqalting in 1' "r 
     
     ililili B. Trunslloril. teacher. T "l9 ‘rflrly mflrrllnz hours voted a l ' 0 . 
     
     __ -—-—-<-o>—————  D hear“: unanimous and l-arnesill " ’ 
     
     sonosu sci-loci. “"'"-“"~*'1=11l= 1w Mr and Mrs Mc-l -' - 
     
     l  r2 i E S Donald and 1a_-m|_\._ . R L 
     
    
   
   
    
     mThr: following is the report of 
     
     irrla-n School forihe month of l TH! FAIRY AND THE FROGS . 
     
     lJanuairy. Em. m“, h, so , m m Mutual Life Assur. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ggmqn DEpARTMEpl-r all" WW“ WW"- ance COe,  Canada] r . _ ; . (Jill ruled.’ ~l('l'\ f. l- Il\ prllll) llU/tlt‘! ~  
     
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     j l. WATE _00g __QNTARIQ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     t "B11111 she nw seven big 
     
     j . pa rogiiilingonaevqr ma; . _ “ .  * _ 
     
     ‘ (lrade X.——1. Adele Read. A - |- Solid diiil very substantial proe‘ ,_ ,___,_m__,_ 
     
     , Grade lX.——l. Everett Slafln: 2, "gal-gliding".  gm“ “"71"! 1925 is reyealed in] 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lhlary Pvlacbonald; 3.30mi Dan-sell. h; llle- 56th annual statement r 1h ~ _‘ . ‘ ‘  
     
     Grade WL-l, Margaret Mao- 1dr...“ Em“, w‘ bud Mutual Lilo of Canada. Tgr; n: agrees?! yaileldfighzlggethe rates o! ln- placed them in the _ ‘Zhlliiglans, alnd agile 8168MB? tout; 
     
    

    
     * Y e serves. rveeii n 
     
    
   
   
    
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     “Wl- 2- “mam MWPhYl 3- 551* ‘lteieuyremhdmm m H‘ “d e'e"“°'°“““l§ Pmlfllvwer . , r l What may have been n very eer- churches in the morning n?" ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     lSexton. e90 Deflly of this COHIIJGDV ls . 
     
    

    
     a (. ad w__L T I no ; ' . 7911 Ilnl w vnell me _. gran”; l n ' , _ sympathy or those, who during zhelllous accident took place at the equally will] sustained. 
     
     IGlzLirylleCorney; icéhglms: Galllldei rfinmrh“klr'h'”h¢ “l who. undelpitgheoprllfifil hfiietirllglf 192a average being 6'42.Dast week have sulferad sevorelyflllnk last week. One of the work-. 
     
    

    
     i Grade vl_l' Preston mnach: 2’ “Myer; fltlllll‘ The; “up ily‘rrecei._.e back the enme M! ~ from various causes. through the era employed there foolishly pouredf This weather la becoming ill- 
     
     ,.\filrlred Pequot; 3. Agnes Paqnet. '- . 1110-118- 
     
    

    
     Perfect Attendance —- Everett 2:,’  “u! "l???" The llfmlmlfi high record for sur- o; the business Wm, m” ‘or Chris’ ca“ be imagumdl “m” m“ “u” ‘mem- M°6¢ 0! "19 d"! a"! 5P9“ 
     
     313ml’ Jame! Carmmen‘ Margaret _ q???‘ y- "no ie my p.11"; earnlngs_achieved on ‘he ten In 1923. we lapse m 1924 was L a h io show their true splr- rated. The explosion did not create shovelling snow, but lip to the time 
     
     MacLeod, Harold Mnqphgnon, icomfibn. ‘he ma‘ u ‘he.  op:lraii'ons—v_lns surpassed in "L139; where“ or 1924 business it. y aldlllfi those who less for- as much trouble as 0g writing, no“ have [out loses. 
     
     Preuwn Dal-rub‘ -_-- w.‘ “rife?! the branch and anmillcreatizedo [ma] o‘ ‘rmgsflgszAl only 8'64% lapsed m 1925—au ex‘: 
     
    
   
   
    
     f$296.72~l.41 over the - 
     
     By Mirie Btlmw" PRIMARY oennrmzur _ flfiniijzufl vivlzril I surplus. The Lefglllzglyheaflfvfllxlsvgleiaultn iurlilerifrfjfilguill, 111$" m“ h M d U] 
     
     .1 ny ls us n a position to -_ _ D n e as caus an on 
     
     (m... ,.,,;,,,._ H in,” dam, y,_.]],,w‘ Grade w___1. Bruce Murphy; _ _pay the policyholders who cnnlm- glfgjzuagcf“zlslfigfégooaggegge “(F133, some inconvenience but all are 1810.8" are glad when dire conseqllellc- largo yesterday, but l0 far the)’ 
     
     with u hi! I,f orange in ll, is lhWSyhll i-enlloi; a, Iprettn Noonlln. l "'!"~’ '1 ""1 1131"" 11119131 Beale of now total $72,517,566. ' m5 ‘hm "11"" $°°d lmlumfll" °’ a" “mlded- have 1M M611 vlvlmw- 1"" “a” 
     
     llnl 115W] H‘ rl- lllr tillll Uféfllllg Grade lii.-—l. Eldon Dari-och; 2. '1 » lmvmend“ l" 1925 i“ heremfl-lle» The present year opens wiih all “m! Kellen"! helllllll 11111158 out by 1119 ‘Qwngrg reported their loss. 
     
     Ho,“ i" ;, "n h,“ "am “not NEH“; 58x10"; 3.1mm Mchmm while increasing the free sin-plus fling“ 0| peep“, expectant o, being cheerful. instead of makingl The community of Bodequo was 
     
     -;--.,._. m, l, h,,,H_._U 1-5 “Sh,” “W”; Grade H (a)__1' My “and”; 2' available for contingencies by Bu" belie; cqndlqiong_ and the fvlks dlscourasvd. by griimblingfsaddenod on Monday morning. The irlendsyol HB- DRY!“ $vllll1" 
     
     111111 “ll i1‘ -'|'1V~1I at the from. a Raymond Noonan; 3. Oliver Gal- ‘607'981'§1‘ management of the Mutual Life ""11 Bronchitis at munitions WhlClLWllen it became known that Dr. Al-inan of WIIWW- "e 5"“ l" "N" 
     
     trwfjflql. ._.,.v.y humming m ‘hellant V l In 192.: the Mutilal Life pail] out looks (cl-ward u, a w“ greater ex.|nobody can alter ln any way. Thelerunder 310N911! or slllllm6lildflflhg§gfig i; ‘ orlng from her re- 
     
     " H'1|!'. The mu gklrt, lBI grade u, (h)__MarKaret “m, . V  1 _ _ l}! 'l><>11¢>'h'lI11t-ri_ :7.201.4rl2~all ill- lens“... o; [he Company's bQBQfKylhUIIIOPOUB poet pul. ‘the sliuniioirhnd passed away. Although not a eenfllllpeali‘ though not yet. 1:011- 
     
     IHJ.‘ "m! In ‘mm’ and “m; 2' kink Gallant; 3' Blanche .  ‘  6,754?!) of 896112;“? nver_ the 1924 em gQrVlOe in providing maximumlvely ayllly when he lliymod: gresidelit of Bodeqile. but of 1.1m vnlegcent Mrs. Bfllfllfmlllffl 0111111111911‘ 
     
     h‘ h W m rwea, we blue Gang“ r - I V Iltl-apahrliiging the COIIIDBIIY’?! pflflecflon a; minlmum com“ i "Smile and the world smiles urllhxnelgliborlng town, Dr. McNelll was.“ qpsidered satisfactory. All join 
     
     v. ,llll linen the skirt Grade l. (a)——1. Simon Gallant; ' 4 ljlllnslqllflllilggg "l: Mgan bushes’; up l}  hiya“, li we“ known In Bedmue’ $21" m mph‘ ‘ha???’ m‘ sotimvibe  
     
     _ 2' ‘ I , _ _ .. .. ... . ’ c .an you kick alone. ivery pillar with those W ., W u! I8! - 9 l’ 0 l l" Ill 
     
     ~ -lil,»| would he cffcclwwslgngllflaficflxfnflzogrllggflzzlhd Oat durigjllqiénlrllxg hail: irllz-Ovrnen “Pa” ‘lutlhghfi    For [he cheerful grim Wm 1m mm 3'0“ sumdem for mo” ‘mum  “we Slmmmm is Emu‘ 
     
     ,1 1m, the wglgrqd Dab, Grade L (b)_.1_ Ema Mama“; , “““' mutual In“ hlélodr 193%!“ .1 you in. to say that. the community BYIIIPI- main altar a bad attack of measles 
     
     ‘ (Tflnlng bar-k in“, g’ Mice 03",”; 3, Wanda camp,  1s The increane f" 152, h“ 5"“ ‘the’ m" The 9mm", ma; gwop; the island: \\ here the kicker is never knowmthize deeply with those left l0 while the little boy of .\fi'. and hiri- 
     
     ‘wmcm Incl], U f - - 7 526 799 419 f)", iota] e$8“,-"°!':;: and eastern part o-i‘ Canada. were. —-—- anourn tho late Dr. MnNelllJlfld lllfllDarrow Mole is considered well 0111 
     
     m» -.e>____ reflect Attewanckmdon m; S6 0 Living. h"; yegr pa“ was.-- “ l severely fell. Ill. Bedeqlle. Rotlil." The Skailnl; Rink a: Ceniml Be- many friends new 1mm 111 M11118.“ dmser MW a 118d 811ml 11' 
     
     v/‘LHC r "wl-l-EY 3cH°°L lra-Cll. -—-—— "1-0399 o, 51.24., Z8(;""-'v "Mg", a“ 92m were blockfld lnall dlTGCUOIIri am‘ ll llf-‘QUQ hail been snowed up tor some respectful testimony. l0. l me ‘Wnlnnoumollla. Other sick folks are r1’- 
     
     '———— i -——--.a->---1 What is the use of living when Hylllume or lll-BW-hfillllglliiteq e l“: deemed 88 llwuuli ilie district W218 glays. Tile boys lire bully now oleal-llivod and a heartfelt hope 111M- 001! Yportod on ilie road to recovery. ind 
     
     51;‘ 1< ' '- report or Wll-Y HAMPTON sci-loci; "Oman gels up in the morning alihniai imfline“, n5; in "mm; m suddenly transformed into ii City or lnlz ll nff. lmi l! will be a day olywill bless the iainily in this and bo- wliilo iliero are many wnflned l" 
     
     "101 ‘-'11!1'-_\' "'1. l‘ w-r the month or tired as when she well! lo lifffl 011321521285. ’ Snow. The men were hard at work 1W l‘ boglrek ii ‘is flt for blisiueiislreiivement. 111B" 1101:1811 “gill mldfll Y3! "fly: 
     
     January: e- ~ nlxlll. with headache. lllllllfilltllfi. The ilullnianiiill increase i 9 5 o" saturdaY “mum! 5mm" "M “ga "v "c 9y “*3 “m” m a" a’ lvery “r m“ a’ “cur” a ' 
     
     “m,” x |_ vnuam Hckml‘.lmglrlfiiizoolyggnlizigpn school for ‘lraxglngflown pains‘ nervourh m" ‘was acmaved very economqpz|é_ l-ndeavouring to make the TOBllS rupi 1410p, iiirougli the aiormn. but; The weatlior hall thrown out one“; 
     
     Gram, IX L pumeflne Clark; 2.. Grade Ix___1 Amy Fergumm able nnli lielipondeni? These are H“ '1"? BXDfinfle ratio helm. rpduced [passable for sleilihs w travel. Th1?‘ Illlfllllt are ileing lormed to go onlworklng order much 1:1 ti: in? ‘orirgzrfi-m’ 
     
     Lilltlln Solley, 1;, Rglph Ifgggl 1 Grade vm__’1 Mabel Fauna, liymplrlmll or llilmenill pguyljar u, from 15.50%l015.2-'i%. The mo". no perhaps part of the fdrmeyg (IlI-IWlIh ille seasons program as soonlwork in the cominuiil y. s t a . t d“, 
     
     lirlliil- Vi. -I lucy H0 d‘ ‘ ' ' her set which make life a burlis-n “m? rate was ailain very favorable h’ "m! 1119 P1111110 B! B ‘P111119 ilfleihi" “will”? "Ylldllllms W"! Pemlil-“llravlml! “wk me mhmmr’ kept A “vwdruml m" w“ ‘u’ . 
     
     "HT" Jflrdlle. Whal‘ 2 EKIPIlQT-rizgrfie 5:111 Ad Fe - 2 Ever)’ Womun in this cnnrlllim. 37-95%. Another effective factor ""1 "Ppreclale- "0"" andlmur” “r” in“? “m5 have organized n Tmmhnheir various appohmn but u.” ‘Milli! m" l“ a m." h”. "ho n 
     
     \\‘.-lll,;;,_ 5;’ Sum (jlark- - ~ V.’ 1 e ..»- , “in Fi-guson, Hhoum my "m" ‘Lydia E pink“. mnmg up an |ncreased amp“... we“; by me average farmer everywind planned lo commence practice iii-ally the attendance?’ we? nloei all“ n‘: llllll blly. n P m" "m: 
     
     “l, l‘ n A’ J l . : laurn Myers, 3,8 o erguson. ham,“ vegetable (‘Om 0mm‘ ‘ l oi ‘earnings for (“Blrlllllllon to [hqyyélir in llils manned. {or which hollnln week. hut were prevented bylluge. The evening lien ce n t . e lore i or wine m, 
     
     “It v- . eon Curtis, 2, Earl, (yd-Ma v|_.__1, Hal-om yu-mwn; 4 l1 H 201i lwhcyhgldqrg w“ the Qflghuy in. remivcl; no compensation nave usyhe Piorml-l. Thole iii no doubt but Central 13911911116 Chflfcll- W88 held 
     
    
   
   
    
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     1121K?“ 51151110111 anti. i2, 3mm; walnut ilgfyhlflixflhlflilledb rerfzlelll/tfllllid“ ""11" creased average interest rate nnihe feels that he has done his diityWhni as llnon as they have had alln the veslfy. "llbllflllflllad Wiflllbill?" hm m". 
     
     mull‘ .~-, ffllhy 11,0"; g_ - v__1 .1 . -- ml er n. r~onn 1131101131" H, C - I ‘d |._, m | m mm; l; , Th '1 - l- H h wm i if in from the lnmiediaio vicinity. "Yell." milieu tile c . " 
     
     A1111’! 1111111111!- lE::€:F,|-mn'oim Fergumh 2' “U” "T 111111111"! 1111188. ' inllelioulgwglhrllyiarend Ilgeilzlffllll ElEIEOADJfiItOaIJIg .311»: lgeggque xlll0iéVfllfirfievlyfpllgrglllltltqCCftlm toiuihelnaelv: lgr. Bid IDOKB 5mm 01¢ 191 all? "1111111"? "l" l "'1'" '° m“ " w 
     
    

    
     "P41": lfl-—--l. Alder ‘Lnrgll; z, I and, w__1' V1816‘ fiend‘: 2'; ——"<"@'——- iwns toward higher riguroll (and are very glad that Providence has when they meet their opponents on lei" of Epistle 0f PI»!!! l0 U10 mlnflfl" 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Grade WL-l. John 0'Koefo. 
     
     Grade $1.11, nldlary gltezfo. 
     
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