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The annual convention of the Tea-‘knowledge The teacher must search
9 real _ant“,‘-_‘_ r. Leo N lligan.
:gtlendgd aghearty welcome 'to ‘the tea
chars and-congratulated them on the
large attendance.
ln the course of his address the
President said that _the Teachers’_
Association should form-'s union in
cases where -teachers were not justly
treated a strong union to investigate
matters would be a great help.
There has -been s revival- in ed-
ucation in the past few years. The
Summer School has been an excel-
lent thing. Thependuium has swung
lirgely to the side of agriculture. _It
is but a 'm'atter‘ of time and other
necessary matters _ will receive the
attention due them. The establishing
of libraries has beeninuch neglected.
The object of educegoti should b_e'to
foster a -love of kno __edge. The estab-
lishing of libraries woull_i"be‘ a' great
rector--in iurtherini; rural education.
Our- text books -are" too "fi*a'gmental.
The geography contains too much_
superfiudus and lrrevelent matter,
The formation of Teachers’ Institu-
pupil to acquire s. proper method of
study. The study of history con-
sists of _'asking and answering ques-
tions --the' pupil comes an investi-
gator. What wil-l become of the Em-
pire after the war? The pupil should
study the courses, etc and draw his
own conclusions. History in its broad-
est sense is an account of the evol-
ution _of humanity.
The discussion which followed
was particlipated in by Insgector Cain,
inspector Fraser. Mr. T. . James of
the Charlottetown School Board, and
others.
A vote of thanks was tendered-the
speaker and it was suggested' that
the_ paper be. printed in pampiet
fol‘m` and sent to every teacher. "
Prof. McLariy. then gave an ad-
dress in which he thanked the tea-
chers for the kindly way in' which
he and_Mrs. McLarty were received.
_His 'address was an- excellent one.
Among other things he said that the
teaching profession is going to be
il better ‘one infuture. There are’ex»
tions throughout the province was.
suggeiited which could_meet once a'
month. Mr. Nelligan referred to al
number of other matters including
the Teachers’ Magazine which publi-
cation goes to prove that the Associ-
ation is alllve anyway.
Reference was also made to the
war and it was pointed out that not
less than`-$2000 `has~been 'contributed
towards the war funds. _- ‘- ‘
The need of making a greater at-
tempt to save -the "waste time”_ be-|
tween the _ages 'of ten and' fourteen
was expréssedi The pupils should not
hs~sent out of school partly equipped
for li . .
A i_i§`;_°\ll_l|ou followed led by In-__
'§"°itW_Cam..-Mr.- A. c. cunen, Prof.-
C_ ls. and Mr: Martin-_G-riffili.
_-_*A pepsi' by Miss Hackett ollowed-.-
She referred to the advantage of
black-board drawing as a quick means
of plaining. She gave reasons why
drawing should be taught. Drawing
and _-manual -training combined _help
to devellop the child. Suggestions in
regard to the teaching of drawing '
were given. ’
*_ FRIDAY AFTERNOON
/
At the afternoon meeting, Prof.
D. C. _Harvey read a paper in which
he said it was destructive to the stud-
ent to think that all wisdom eman-
ned rrorn the _teaonol-_ 'rho student
must learn that text-boolrs and lest- '
‘"9" ‘YB human. The teacher should
call _into play the great motive power
of love for his subject. if the teacher
vim get the pupil interested he can
let him to realise the past: if he can
create a love for reading he has done
m°|'° "Wil DY Dlssing on his own
vonnnlvsilv ans.
'roo Lars ron -_
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M0TOi_l~d§l;"F0R.°l7i_tf'i'l-, PHDFI   I' Hello' ‘young man! Have you my wus Wm “probably mcémpam, ":’°|'n___ Minarli'a Llnlment Cures Colds, Etc. `
_ 195 L- ‘ 1150 7-zlimmo
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WANTIDH- T6.lU-Y--Oli R\lN`|" 9|' 1-#  A ' / of your sweetheart if you are not llarty back Monday morning bY`an
_ _ _   willing to defeeltd her gram the fleudisb auto in time for the route march. ‘L _ RED CROSS.
-*_ l-lun? Thin over i*
sirable residence with ,groundsei
centrally i ated. 01466-9-l2M8i.,.
w~"l~r'ro:-“l'§|'sre»*r'rr¢':ff'1rnist-
fill' eeneral b_ous_ev_rg_iflr,_ _n_o wash-
lll. Apply King ‘George Hotel. -
~ ~ 1457-9-HMM.
5ouii?nv'.-'i wii.L "lTN"r6w'l.
and chickens every Tuesday.- J. D.
Jenkins. 144:-l-s-lm-lwllpd.
T5 Ein- A" Lani: i|s'l>n66si 'GN
main leer., in prtvatn family. Ali'
modern conveniences. Apply 84
Hillsboro all-est, or Phone sat-L_
._____ _ _ _, ’“4'e4~llMi
'ro i.e1'.- PARTLY "_i'\WJ__liHlaH¢b
lr unfunniahed the Whse it present
occupied by Dr. Bllitohard. Poss-
ession given in Slptember. __
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‘_ _  “I ".?,*’ n ¢_. _ '_ “on yi , 'lf weather un- _- 'Qi'-.V.  _nf Uliflllv followed. Herrythetyhae- KI" l5°F_5\fl¢_l 39-00 liat of candidates recently sad as
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cellent‘ -opportunities for _improve-
ment in P. E. '_lsland. The work must
necehssriiy. be slow -for things can-
not be revolutionized alil at once. _
A discussion followed in lead by In~
spector Fraser. Mr. M. E. Francis and
Mr. .iam-es Larlritl..A vote of thanks
was tendered the speaker.
` LAST N|GHT’B MEETING.
very dargely attended M Henry
Smith Chairman of the City School
inletees presided After a few intro-_
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(Special io the Guardian.)
PETROGRAD. Aug. 11- OFFICIAL
-As a result of our success on the
River Sereth in the region of Nes-
terovce Yankoyce the enemy was
compeliled' to retire from the forti-
fied positions of Gliadlta and Vorob-
levsk. After capturing an enemy posi-
tions by assault our troops advanced
to middle Koropice River after driv-
ing the enemy from the fortified works
we definitely occupied th_e town of
Monstarzska. One of our mounted
been _lle;ai¢_u. ilui. ol _Many Fortified j Posliiilils and
enero' Association oi P. E. inland for the signs ot__i|nuginr.tiou must     __
opened' yesterday at 10.46 a. m. 'ill try to exercise it creat a love for  _ f` _ __ __ .- _ _ ' " Q " ' _ _
Prince of Wales gollegs Hall. study. The teacher must teach the , _ _ ` _ f - _ ' ‘
Plechkow, after having repaired the
tdestroyed briQge at Monteterzyska
pushed along to the rear of tile third
German Reserve Regiment. The latter
still offering resistance was anni-
hllated by our armored machine guns.
in the vicinity of the confluence of
Zlotn Tlpa our cavalry detachments
continuing the advance. occupied the
village of Astiezelione at the junc-
tion of fthe River Khorovanka with |
the Dniester,.a|1so the village of
Mindigorie (north of Ustiezelone..|
Thus the troops,” of General Letchit-
machine gun detachments under LL' ` 4 ' UBHNBS GIIGHLV-
zky achieved an important success.
The gallant troops of General Letchit-
zky continuing an obstinate iight in
the region of Sianlslau, captured the
town at 7.45 o'clock Thursday even-
illg. There after he pursued the en-
emy who retreated in the direction of
Haiich. Several explosions were heard
previous to the evacuation of the
-town by the enemy. l-le evacuated the
left bank of the River Vystritz and
detacilments began to cross to the
other bank. meanwhile pouring rifle
and machine gun 'ill-e into the re- »
.» _ __ _
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
ROME! Aug. l0-(Via Paris. Aug.
l1.~j-The. latest reports show that
the`lov_q_`er lson_zo action is drawing
to a clpse in its first stage, with the
number* of Austrian prisoners, still
growing. The number of men killed
or _wounded in the battle is large
Neither side has yet been able to
The Acting Superintendent of Ed. . - -» .
- li f il th t th i t f Tl lctory of the Italians is con- world.
“mmm Indo B mm mutans’ mm tllfe eitatzilnlti? was ndt dug :oct(l)l‘ey dz-psldetzdvall the more creditable. since This judgment attributed to the late
_ _ , _ _.___, __ _ _ _ _' _ , . _ _ _ , _ ;__. _ .__ __ _ .__ ~ ~_____~_-_-_-:_A - -_-_~_»,-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-:_~_-:_~:_-.ze-A -_-_-_-1-: ~.-:_-:_ .-_».~_ .. -.L-ft-_-.~_-»»~.~_o~4 a.. .. . v..-`-.\. ..._ ....._._. , _ _
lialians iiave Taken 0ver 15,000 Austrian Prisoners.
-   _  Sip_ee.ilie -Fall:__oi...Gorizla. _
their manufacture, the heavy 303-mil-‘
limetre Austrian guns, yet the hand-_
to-hand fighting -was appalling in
ilercenesa-bayonets. knives and
bombs, cavalry swords. pistols and
arms of every description being used.
Personal deeds of heroism were plen-
tiful, especially in connection with
the use by the Italians of n new me-_
I t' tl t f the'th ll of destroying barbed wire en- 'from Milan says: "The army that
guctory remarks by tm’ °h“1m‘n’m gtiasugltigaxd, athiathrahéthz :stef fd)r bothtiadglentents, involving the almost cer- succeeds in battering down the _ile-
Bf|°W “HB8 ill °¥¢=B||°l\¢ SWIG §W°_ ,,|¢¢|_wtilprobasly reach 30,000. itain death of the -soldiers who plant fences of the Ieonso will-he justly able”
mm! h '  »_-_'From ev,idence arriving here the the bomb for this` purpose. - ' to boast itself the" first army “in the
Isouzo front. italian cavalry and
retreating Austrians, and, according
to the correspondent,the battles con-
tinue in favor of the Italians on both
wings. ' T
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
iiilciilli iiilill iiililt nil isolzn .iliuNi“""" M
K Y
the rear of Thomas Hastings* house
4 _
German Guns Sileneed
line Machine Gun
-7.000 Rounds.
_ '* -'i
hq 
(Special go the Guardian.)
OTTAWA, Ont.. Aug. 11- D\il'll\K
by Canadiadttt-tfltritit,
Company Firin||_-QM'
- _ .t'.
.ll..‘
`clllue gulls. indirect fire byjour lil-
chlneguns was sulso consthntlyrf-'-any
ployed upon' points i
_..._ ~ -- - ~-
n rear Xffthl
the past week the weather was par- -G9;-man |,°si¢|0m,_ _ _-
ticularly fine. Good progress was made
in the improvement and consolidation
of our defences. Our artillery main-
tained its activity and carried out
frequent systematic shoots upon eel- i
ected sections of the German’s front
line. Enemy trench mortars and ma.-
chiue gun ctmplscements were bom-
barded, and hostile batteries engaged
with marked success. On more than
one occasion the German guns were
silenced by our fire.
were dispersed by our iield and ma-
consiilerabie number. -
bardmsut and other
weak, An aerial combat took bliss
over our lines. The
drove the German to the grounll; '
hind the German trenches 'fsliowlt
Numerous enemy working parties_it down to within four
earth.
One machine gun company in
night fired over seven tho $9?
rounds in this manner. The enom
exposell themselves more than ueupl
accounted ._ for
y and our snipers
Hostile retaliation for our bom-
activilies  s
British plana
reel. or the
e_-.-.-_-_-.-fer.-_-.>-:.1-:::<:ev<_~_=-.»-.-.-.-.-.-.-:_-.-_~.~:.-.~.-.-_».~.~.-.-_-_-_-:_-< .-.~.~.~,-_-,-,-_-_-,-_-_-,_-_~ -_»_»_-_-,~_~,-_-_-_A1-,ve,
  t ii si. Juli. iii.
(Canadian Fern Despatch.)
ST. J0l-lN,'N. B., Aug. 11-Damage
to the extent at least of $4,000 was
caused yesterday afternoon by a tire
which broke out in the barn of Thom-
as Hastings' property in Victoria. St.
and communicated itself to the ad- i
Globe).-By Leonard
present position or the Central Pow-
ers on the eastern front is desperate,
and it is within the range of possib-
Eiiiiiiii PiiW[*ti$ It 1 
  nistiii_ii tuliiiui
(Canadian Prassoaspatoh.) A
ROTTERDAM, Aug. 11.-(Toronto
Spray).-L The
lily that desperate measures may be
joining building owned by A. K. Tre- resorted to. -‘
cartill. '-Neither' property _owner was
able to put an exact estimate on his
Startln in 'the lm in a barn to
fir. ~l-laatinis ls_e_ carried _$2,000 on; the
building but does not figure that'
he can make the needed repairs for,.|
lu Turkish uid.
Those under contemplating -are of
cyclists are clearing the valley of the loss but Mn Hastings Bam that he if °°“'M“°d p°""°“| ‘md mmm” ch"
doubted if his- insurance of $2,000
would be'sufiicient to make the nec-
essary repairs. t
acter and are quite apart from.¢f3lll4`ll
threatdned' by
THQ 'C6lllI'\|
Stuuislau is gravely
he Russian -advance.
Powers may try to save-their posi-
LONDON All 11°-(NSW Y°\'k in Victoria street the fire did consid-_ :(l,0':|,35;0T,,§,I_gnking movemegt funn”
. g. -
Tiineal-A Daily Chronicle despatch' erahle damage to -this building and
also to the adjoining building owned' U
b A K Trecartin ln the case of
Another _desperate measure 
crtls Poland; _that »is` -all three ._of,
Polands. »"l’h'e *negotla_.tit5ile‘lS'v.§r_ "t b
Polish 'queetldn between ;.Garinsny{
Austroldungsry, -which have -been-i
this amount, while the tenants or
‘At the evening meeting. which was
. r.
H
s
s
t
Rev Mr Freeman then addressall
to do the utmost for the highestf
lent recltations- which were »throughly
enjoyed. - .ff
The chairman then cadled for the
Monday evening Aug. 14 at 8 p. m. to
Monte San Michele.
lnarizinz much that has been said on . ` - ‘
‘ ll tl fth A ti , the the Austrians on the Lower lsonzo Lord Kitchener during his visit to
Education during me past two weeklffihgoiftntnéawtrd the sgverltgtrygltssgsn on' front had been long prepared for an the italian front is cited with proud
aid tilsgzgsggggt cgglgogggftgs butttllis front. The Austrias contestedanttack on il large scale, having suc- satisfaction ill the italian press to~
me m-BL He beneved that the e"£‘?3i_ every foot of the ground about Got--:cessfully resisted many previous ones day. nn
_ battle still er-
qhgoi and the one room whoa] WHL lain, even after the loss of the strate or small sectors. Accounts of the
' ' ' i t f M t S b ti and (Canadian Press Despatch.) -ing through are necessarily of u frag-
eventuqny dmwpaan ‘C non B 0 on 0 B 0 no ROME, -Aug. 11.--(Via Paris)- The|mentary character. but suffice to re-
' ' ' Whil th f the It lians number of prisoners taken by the venl what a glowing chapter will be
ig; ‘:;lady?l;-‘tug htgizpgriggggg ailgleingnsg undoubtedly ewiildcciialig largely tg the itallnns, since the fall of Gorizia now contributed to the history ofthe great
riveilegetand the noble e | new heavy artillery, w ich matched exceeds 15,000 according to the cor-_ war when the story of the fall of Go-
. _ .,.i' . _
_ bility which were in¢1ub|¢g|,1;; Tlgggg. at last. after a year oy waiting for respondent of -The Tribune .on the ,riza can be fully told.
ated with the teacher and urged 'them 
idea how big you will be in the eyes
t9i.0Wll.
BY
‘"3"s33°‘5§°35f3“- 3”'-°'°-f-'f°-5-°¢`-'li Hiiiiiii ii0iES _ iiilliiitii Eiiiiitii BiiMBiiiiiMtiii
 W- ”-  °'  _- ‘ Fiiiii Ciiiilliii [|lliIilliiS 1-_iiiiiiiiii [Ii Siliitii
Town. Me.. then- ave a exhaustive A h ' smile _ m up Corporal
5%?,rgs:I;":iet£? if "if ‘A1131 °fi Edu?" “Dad"’sD§gvyer's countenance' Thurs- I _ ____
with the dednitio: o¢¥ed‘:;at|is way dw’ H" “m°""m“°" C°"’°"‘l Mm'     (canadian Porn Despatch.) -
outstanding _men mamma an ky Wright having returned to do business PARIS, Aug. 11- The French have
R0u“*8au_ 5 an ' t H- 3 °° °’ at t c old stand, BOVYGP. Wright -& _ _ - opened a heavy bombardment of Ger-
p cer. e c e then said tb
- . - Co. nlmited. man sitions north of the -Somme_
that the ein ofa education _rnust in- ____ o'r'rAw.l, Aug. 11- 'rho isritish A cordllf; to an umm “mmm my
clude the child, sub ect matter and ‘ r o ce has asked the _mliltis_ de- ° 3
the method; 'Tha a|m,0f_edu¢a¢|0n_ he Surely you don't like your _number xlgrmlgn here to supply me Impermp sued by the war office to-day. th-
ellimned up in the ex ressioii “Social “23?" lt stands for "skiddoo. which Medical Corps mm one hundred men On the left bank of the Mouse ie
Efficiency.” I-le `ampli?led. thlis ln' 9, rhesus that you are good for nothing from the dominion. The need for French took some prisoners- in s ral
very interesting way.. which must but to go away back and sit down. -medical men MB been accentuated by on Gsrmanltrenghes cast of Hill 304.
have been ofgreat value tothe tea- Ther” ii m““'B “‘"“b°" “t N°' 5 '°‘° the hospital requirements raised' by 0" -t 9 'mr ‘mu °' the M°“°°'
share present. ' you. We somethin! 1° 11°- l”°“d °‘- the big offensive and nil canedlvs "‘°'° wg" Bk "‘“‘”“‘“5 Wm’ g"°““d§°
 ..._ _.MISS KATIE FLYNN
spare men may be utilized
National Anthem and the U why was Gr. Mollison so absent: _-_-_-_-_-f.-.-_-_~.-.=-.-.~=.-.-.-.-.».~<.-.-.--f.=-l-.-ff.--.-»---.-= _"e" °' '"9 "`°“" "°““°““‘"“5 W”
liislleflilil.. - ` mee ng minded on Thursday? His wife ar- Capt. Stanley Bagnall and Lt. Geo. "“°"“'"'°“t'
_ -i_.&___. ri.,-ed from summerside. Parham L_ prow” leave into morning for the
W""'d'\`|-"‘|'“_*nt Cures Dlphtharla. that explllml it- -'North Shore to alook over the path for
the bivou c next week The Ca t's
Sgt Major Rex Lea will bring the
Whether they were searching for
°°What‘s doing on A . 23 _d? Why Frank Maior's MDDY “ina _Bild _bu 03 l_i`°i\“\"`9 0' _m°"°|Y °'¥ 3-c‘t_‘l’|d:_ V _“__
.the best Tea of the sdglon lat llittie twinkling eyes let the cat out of the guided viliit to York Point is not Amount already wknowledr
Sands. Proceeds go towards Red bag. His wife is coming to Chariot- KIIOWH- it mailer? "ill Wh" 01° NC' d “S 985 58
Cro” p,md_ 1451_3_12M1|_ - ret of their mission was. however, the 0 - ~
fact remains that they- Bdr. Julie
**ltemember` the icecream festival Britain need; men as she has never Keoughan and Gr. G. H. Murpliy-, _ _
and tea at Union on Monday evening. needed thembefore. Are you going met with foul play. Those of yo: -\\l1¢llI;‘t0!;all':»9<llI(3f;l1i;BnDi>t\;_al1ilI 100 00
_ _ h h d mg Q D19! in V . *llc 8 B B
gr2ll::'i:“:}:`l§:;m;;‘gl',; ?\i‘:;?i:Yw:¥=li':::‘:".-T tgllrergizligdtbadllillwutlfgnwlirtld fet\)t'h;l-3 ylld, fazgngttig ):I;|;S i0sW|l\ .U10 P"°°9°d“ P'°“’° ‘M M” mc” dglce” and “energy” assert them-_vote cal1llel8l1- ln thi! °‘“‘°““°°m'"  ,
Fare 76centa return. 1465-8-12ME1i. your mace |, m N°_ 5_ permanent friendship of a canoe will ll! W0!! P091* P0' MF- W- _s ves in the GUARUIAN Prize Cam- she has 17,100 votes, elwillll ii! la' ~,-:~_,;»_
~ appreciate the hopeless ]\1“'|°f"ki°\f M IG- W°§;,'“°}'_' A 6 Mm “-35 paisn vote snnounoement_u:l'l3; eilrne funn;-hor irodmdeeetiit so thi?" Equities - -L_
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mu ng w “ved from gnc ve' be mar ner-s invaded York Point withf " Min! 330-00 bil- APT" 0'1" ed-hername with the last vote chlnge ‘l-1090. 'R1 R» N0- |» 5¢- “uni 't .’ ‘~ \»"=l"‘
di tl Th A it d d ' out `mi"s"l|ap On the way bacllvtb-the " Moy and $100.00 f0l' Julie . _ --who is ent tied to honorable :non-'the lead in the- third dfstrfdt w  -_v-~’»
sw" colopem ml' G L noon! ` " Fi cit thin "ha ened- however..-"fthe" -.-a"iid July  _ 130.00 u `_ 111| youtlg lady realised -that her showing of..B2.I28 votes.-land" ' “
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Bangor Egg Circle per Mr. J.
MacDougall. Manager 14.00
TIIE IEITIIER
to fresh winds, gradually shifting too
tered 67 degrees, at 9 p. m., 65 de-
grees. The coldest the previous night ~ 
was 59 degrees, i tomorrow at 7.12 and Monday st 7.l\;
at 8.32 tomorrow at 9.39 and Monday
at 10.43; it will be high tonight at
at 11.50. '
the house will also suffer considerably ;
ss at least one _did not carry
any insurance on his furniture and
all the furniture in the house suffer-
ed considerably from smoke and
water.
` TEMPERATURE. _
TIDE. I00|i. ETC.
(Special to the Guardian.)
TORONTO. Aug. 12- Moderate
west and north west showers and
local thunderstorms.
Yesterdays' highest temperature
was 78 degrees. At 9 a. m., it regis-
The tide will be high this nlorniilg`
10.18. tomorrow at 11.05 and Monday
land _many months, lately' have
‘esumed ln'the Berlin and are no
ng conclusion.  
The well informed military cri
of the Nicuwe Rotlerdhmscho Co -
ant writes:-The Central' Powers l-
ready have given evidence that they
do not fear to take thorough 
sures under extraordinary circu -
stances. and any such 'measures 1l@l
he supposed that the result of t 6
_present negotiations over Poland Will
be directed to securing more men foe
the Central Powers. The Poles milk*
he_supp9sei1 to be willing to join t_ _
Central Powers lu.--the fighting in or-
-der that consolidated auto_rlonly_a§i|
partial independence be given theili.‘_`
lr this oirioet is to be-obtained tile
Central Powers will have to be realy
to undertake something more ` than
half nleausurea ' - _
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it rises tomorrow morning at rn.
Monday ut 4.58 and Tuesday 'ai 4. H.
Tile moon rises this -evening _Qi
0.53 and tomorrow at 7.19. ' ~.-`.
Tile iirst qurter of the iII'oop`.wll'_0||
Sunday, Aug.` Sth, at 5.06.p.'ii. ' --
The sun sets this evening at 7.14,
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dliorl Time autlleads Entire Flel_ii_ lllqllat
lor Guardian Prizes
WI 011..: sa 2 _
NEW HONOR .CiiNDi-DME
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and $65 ia
Once more, “perslstency," "conil1’coveted prizes. and soonrenawad her
olive lnimii: ei'-.cinssiil _ __
fran tenth to seventh-place*-&"'~~_
same district nn now'ha\'-fa"  __;
a|.tiis»v.vous .truer -ereaiu - - “~'l‘~--
‘ use llonlilisldi. one-the su. are
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and neck and the proverbial “deli
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litres n poziiollhicn the issuers.
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Don't forget that the 055.00 in Coil
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