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' _ ws ,aa aw” 5.)."
E make a speciait' f ~
W portraiture. and yorer
studio is exceptionally
equipped for fine portrait
work.
.The COOK STUDIO I
 
i  ___
_Strengthen oid friendships
with a new portrait-the gift
that exacts nothingin return
git has gi value that can only'
estimated in kindly \,
i thoughtfulness. ‘
.-lfalw the appointment lu-day
A The Bayer Studio
*"""'-*'”"'***-_@-___-
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’ANADlAN f `
 _ ~ _ i _ _ . ' 'ring cuniu.o'1"1fs'1‘owN GUARDIAN A _ __ ;_ _ __ _ _  gf _ _1ii1o_uK?r§l$g\§it‘1f_g»___§;_.Ml
.. . .L . _ . . . .. . . 1, .. 1 . ‘e ._ .._ .  .` -V . . . .  - _.Q-gi. .Mg ,_‘.-if (5 ., 1
GllIllG_»llll_l Fllllhi  fill llW|lllllllS Pill] Rgofing that mm.   
  iii|;i£iiiiii|i:ti=l|ii c to 1  c   c c s -- --»-'~------»----~-~f-
. . _*IT PAV8 to buy in this Province. . .UONE CENT per word each in- _ _ us it will lu; on the roof. but when I ' ' ~
Proaiml lliisluiil Tllrks llis Lila
was  B’ ,,Fn"_Mi“s,, ngbnt ln Montague.
Dxvsbanit, Our., Jun: 15th. 1913. i
“gram -genera atofekespef at the P”
sertlon for advertising lu this column.
.°T. GORDON NES is Guardian Cash must accompany order
...*DR. A. J. FRASER will be at 50
lIe's Station Feb. 24th to 26th. All Road. near Dundas, good dwelling and
` ..*r=AnM Fon sAi.E.-containing
acres, 30 clear, situated on France
velddmulmd Gu “count of the dental work attended to. 8595. outbulldings. Apply to Neil H. Mor-
uslng "Fruit-'a-tive0", I recommend
them to my customers They were a ‘Jin
great boon' to me,I can tell you, for . M
about two years ago, I was laid up in “
bed with vomiting and a terrific pain A"
swat good I havmexperieaced from
' u
..*DR. A. J. FRASER, Montague
l be at Gsspereaux Feb. 15 and 16th,
rray Harbor North, 17th and 18th,
rison, Annandale, Lot 56, P. E. Island.
8023-2-l5m2lpil
...*A RECRUITING and Patriotic
rray Harbor West, 19th and 20th. meeting will be held in St. Patrick's
dental work attended to. S504. Hall, Souris. on Thursday evening,
The folloulng is a Ilst of com
panlea which have paid dividends on'
account for 1914. Most of these com-
panies expect to pay additional divid-
end later:
Spring Park..    .....10
PrlnceAlbert..    
(More soon)
Rayner luternatlonah declared 40
paid....    
R. J. McNeill Co. cash 50, stack 50
Rayner Stonehurst Silver Fox J
Co. paid....    ...200|
 _ _ ."2" marngwuqiuy
 V is on the roof..
. I Buy materials that last ' `
” ‘4`."¥$;\"
`* 
. .
at the base of my akull._ The pain
nearly drove me mad. Doctors feared
it would turn to Inflammation of the
Brain, but I took “Fruit-a-tives "
steadily until I wu cured. 1 have
Klxned Eileen pounds since taking
“Fruit-a-tives", and I verily believe
WU' saved me from a disastrous ill-
“°°° '- J. lx. coruuvnsv.
asgvc. a bnrxg, 6 lg-._$da.5o, trlneli size;
_.-orsen pon 1 onree 1°
price by Fmltwtfvaa Limited, Otgiwm
 U for his me niilcent music. bo
...*BRlSTOL.-A very enjoyable ing
`.James O'llrlen, on Thursday evening. Warburton, K. C., and others. As th
sembled together for the purpose ot' tendauce is respectfully solicited.
having n good time; as it was ascer-_ 8625
tained afterwards from some of those 1 ‘
who were present that it was it suc-
cess. Violin music was furnished by
Messrs. Augustus McDonald, James
Conahan, Mark McCormick and Ae-
neas McEachern, whose name must
'be referred to with special mention
K A ut ele-
. ven o'clock luncheon was served in
_ Mrs. 0'Brlen's best style, assisted by
Direct Short Route .v
MARiTiivis Pizoviucss
'F0
_MONTREAL and WEST
_ dmitv 1-:xc-ni-1* su.\:n.-wi
LV- Halifax, - 8.00 a. ru.
Lv. St. John, 5.45 p, m,
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
- BETWEEN '
MONTREAL - ToRoNro -
DETROIT - CHICAGO .
Eleclnc Lighted Sleepers, (.'<mmar¢men| (hrs
--l--_&_,_,____
.-
_--__i,._--X.-
s.\u.i.\.'Gs radii sr. _ioii.\';
MissANAsia, - - -' Fas. 19
GRAMPIAN, - - - MAR. 5 -
('.\ LLING .\T |l.\Lll".\X.
*_-__-_--@.___..__,_,____
W.u_ iinwwi. ii in .»\,,i;. i~ R ,sr,isi.,.,N_ix_
` 
I Geo. \l';|lier. Dominion Express Building
(`hnrlot etown
[rr __
Eastern 5.5. Corporation
l
'international Line
WINTER FARES 2
St. John to Boston.......$5.00-
F PAC|_|=|¢:  . .
February
Shoe Sale
Now at its best
_Our counters are filled
with bargains for Men,
‘Women and Children, at -
worth while prices.
_ Ladies’ Boots
made in Tan Calf, Gun.
Metal and Patent Leath-
_er, button and lace effects
in all sizes from 2 1-2 to
7_, Reg. $3.50 to $5.00
lines less 20c disc.
Men’s Boots
Made in Tan Calf and
Gun Metal blucher styles
all sizes worth $4.00 to
$5.00 now less 20 p. c.
disc.
Call in and convince
yourself.
Alley & Co..
_ 135 Queen St.
'*-m-1-» l Ml‘B~ Plilricli Murphy and Mrs. Michael
» i
O‘Brien, after which dancing was rc-
sumed until the wee sma' hours pass-
,ed all too quickly. When ull felt sat-
,istied that they had enjoyed it good
ee ago u n
‘ii f t M h
spending the rest of the winter witli`»of
Bristol.-Messrs. Harris Arnold and "lt is rough luck to be here, invalid
Lester McVarlsl1 attended the hockev ed
match at St. l’eter’s Bay on Friday .bul-
last. » `ed
it according to the directions and the 991 f01' ll few 0-Iys' rest. I H0
f you’ii quickly get relief, price Gic. .HW y Willwlll 8- S0l‘8U'll. i1\¢h0\1ti|l
-MEti‘. ,ma
S S
.\velrd. Great shell holes were plentl
The past year has been one during 3,1
which financial institutions have had
. _ road and were out in tho open. Al
zmndsuaclad giieaéggtit féliiiigtotitlnlggg "around rifles were cracking and every
Indeed thc experiences of thc past gg,
year have been it wonderful vindics- i
organizations. 'i`lioussnds of policy- n
holders have found that whilc many l
of the securities held by them fell iii --
value or became entirely worthless. :lawn we Happen and My were "mf
their life insurance contracts remain. W
unaffected. We believe that public
tion ol' the claims ol' life insurance at
la
ot into our ears.
confidence in the institution ol life t nom. rmeb were so mudded mat me
insurance was never more rle_ep-sented re
will be a wonderful expansion of husi- 0'( Mies’ just long chunks Ol mud
st. John to ror¢nma....s4.so `
Stateroorns .............. ..$1.00
Leaves St. John 'l`liursiluya nt 9.00
a. m. for Lubec, E.-raison, Portland and
Boston.lleturi1‘u»g, 'caves Central Wharf Boston
9.00 a. m. l\lenday.i'or Portland, ~Eastport ‘
Lubcc and St. Iolin.
St, John' Cily.Ticliet Olllce 47 Kina St.
I. l~‘. I.lSCilUN'I` Agent.St. ]olin.'N. li.
tj, ll. Kl.\'GS'l`().\'. Fnmmcrrisl Ages!
liastport llc.
I
_i
Furness
Sailin gs
From Lf).\`l)().\' Fmiii |l'.\LIl".'\X
 .___'.1.e.-:;_'_. _ _ _  ness for all the companies when nor
 
Holiday Gifts
For holiday gifts see our
stock of Rings. We have
a great variety of styles
Special assortments for men
wrm -n and children. _
We also have a splendid
stock of Pendents, Lockets,
Broaches, Bracelets, Watch-
es, Cuff Links, Ci ains, S_il-
venware Ebony S’etts, Nip-
on China, etc.
No extra charge for en-
graving.
C. W. Patterson
Jeweller
Snchein Felminri' 'J-"till
February 13th Start Point March Gih
" 12th Gi‘.'li:i:ln:1 " 13U\
From Livsnrooi. I-'rm ii.-itir.-ix
Via. Nllu. ' Via, Nlld.
February 17th lluranlI° -““"¢h ml'
" 26th Queen Willielmins " 20th I
March 3rd 'l`al1nsco " 27"’
Furn¢ss,Withy & Co. Ull-
Halifax.
- I-li h Grade Coal is the onli:
klndgwe carry- If 5°” “°t mg
ter when you order. y011 Cancoa, I
sure of getting satisfactolryve or
if you come to us. We gd ua,
hand an excenti0I12l'_Y 3° eéqam
lt? of coal suitable for rang ur
it tcheniise also for steam pre
poses. Hoy much 4° .Y°“
quite? Prices .RIWWS nght'
Busan BelI_&C_f‘
4 r
w
i _ '
_ .3-1u1» 
We insist on your examining the glial-
UPN!
_ _It you want to
Electrical Supplies
' A Reminder
P iS rvire
llllhlhulirage Goods
Good \\ ork
Low Prices
_ ¢ whnt you receive when you have _
nrk done `
. iw . i
Leigh & snzceraid '
l~.lccir.cal i animators
l
l’l one 30'* 118 Kent St f h'toW¥l
8591 2 l2Mimw3wl<s
(Q .
f
Q
rw.
 llllili ll/   
'__.;-“ii
of fuel that slides down your ¢ “if
ey of am sing and klicken msom
thrown sway.
ave Money on Coal
. as if with agile. Our hallds.wo ld 't
% yard' will help you. Clean brlglii  . clasp the rules, which were maslliylln
and it is safe to predict that there bl
mal conditions are restored. These,
remarks the suggested by the exper- |30
ience of The Mutual Lite of (fnnailiti w
whose annual statement we publish ,_
on uinother page. The panic accom- tfirned a machine gun on um “ye
n
“nv 5 the "“tb"e“k °f Wat- “ded t° wriggled forward on all fours, and at
the depression which prevailed pre- lang", reached what was to he our
"0" ¢° that event- has "I, "° ‘v°,v muddy lioine for the next fori.y»elght
disturbed the,,eq“a"im“v Of C“”‘"’“S. lioiirs. The Frenchmeii had all bolted
only Mumax- The °“[v Pe'.““lmhl‘* out as soon as we put in an appear-
effect was in the amount oi. new husi- ance, and were wriggling their way
ness written. instead of the usual 10 across the open to safety and ,ESL
per cent. to 20 per. cent. increase in Am", me Termr. of wan
the amount of new business written, nom. mst Joh was tn number my in
this year °“ ““c°“"t Uv me heavy tlirecs, every third man standlnggunrd
vventh" .they have "°"t9”“’d them' and being relieved by the other two
-selves with dyplicating the “mount 'in relation each hour. We had time
vvmt-en in 191" Wm’ "' “man muvgm to look around. Fourteen dark shapes
in favor of 1914. The actual figures were Seen nhead_ Thaw were the
are fm' 1913 $14400-734' “nd f°" 1914 dead bodies oi’ Frenchman who had
$14-525411' Tm" resun' ‘mhieved been moved down as they left thc
without special campaigning in such trench for a chm.ge_ They were lying
‘a year as 1914' “OWS what 8 5h`°“g on their faces, still clutching their
Place the M“t“,a' holds in me' “mm” rilles. The German trenches were six-
dence of the (niiadlnii public. The 'ty yards away’ nnmbeyond them was
total insurance in force now amounts Aa small wood on rising gm-und_ every
to $94,477,359. The most notable feu- "ee of whmh seemed to contain u
“"9 1" we expe"ie"°° 01' me Mmum ‘machine gun. The slush in the trencli-
dluring t ie past year was lfw f"fl0““t -es was well above our knees, and the
o surplus earned. 'ihe large increase problem was how to get a footing and
is probably due to at favorable mortal- to k rm r th H
t o e s me. A
ity coupled with the high interest it 1 eep our es ou
was possible for the company to coin Heavy' tmzznng mm gave n fmismng
' ' touch to our joys in the night. Next
mand. In any case. it is a matter for day were were “,,e|y exdmngea of
Zilfele g""~u"°“_"°" fm' “H the Doucl" shots with the enemy, and in the ui`-
uoders 0; U‘°m‘;‘;";g““v bemvse "5 is -ternoon the whole of the German bat
ppcd again, and so by slow degrees,
the companys ability rests to conil- our trenches
nue the payments of liberal dividends --We we,-6 raked for about an hom. by
‘° me P°""v|‘°’d""s- The comlmllvs the most awful fusllade ol shrapnel,
reputation for careful, .economical -_lack J0hns0ns_» -coal b0xe5_» and
:nanaglcinient is hwcll known, and that every desc,.ipHo“ of |,ea,,y m.tme|.y
ts 19;’ icvxiin til” refpect has been fire. We could only crouch back and
"im "ta "e‘ 9 ev denchd bv me l°""' W' hope that our trench would escape.
t° ° expcme W ’”°°’"9 Which- °°"' ‘Dozens of shells fell all around. One
pled ‘vim the “"0 facwm 1"” “°t“3d» of them lifted tlirce dead Freuclimeu
resulted in the handsome surplus earn- high in the nh. and mrew mm, and
ings of $1,035,77S.14, an increase over water all ,wer “_ but we had no cas.
‘the pl"°°°‘H"g vel" °f $133-615-1* A1' iiulty in our trench at nil. Our own
j“?}f|‘;th‘°:`m$° bl;“sc‘Og'€é‘n‘;p'l‘|;‘t9e({'e§$ ‘me batteries. which had arrived in consi-
' . s . _
poncyhomers Wm’ mmm satisfaction dernble force lu our rear, began to rc
25th February at 8 o‘ciock. The meet-
will be addressed by Sir William
ievenlng was spent at the home of Mr. Wilfred Sullivan, Chief Justice, A. B.
February 4th, when some of the young object of the meeting is at supreme
people of the adjoining districts as- importance at this moment a, large at-
) (added three pairs to ranch and __ _ V
hold securities for balance due on --_.. "'- --4- ""- L --'"3
sale ot foxes which when col-
.._~_. lected will enable them to pay gn- _‘_-3
private [L G,-any, Mamonaid' a Sym. other .. .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . ...1 o_o.
Inlgmjs fun, they returned to their coe member of the Princess Patricia Cl'§}>9-‘I0 FS! C0mDi111Y-é5-- “MIL -43 P- E- Io R A I L W A Y
ihomes, anticipating to in t l i Llghi- lpfillldtry. \;'l\0 ‘west in at London Wivéivy Iff,ind;`10l;F(§°-and F3-me-Lacnags
I le near u ure.-- 1'. John MCV rish 059 U1 '-U1 “'80 HE F68 H1911 f0l' T0' ' 1-| E ABLE | pp; 1- DE _ 21 1914_
'has returned from Maine and iiigaiids Zell feeb Save the f0il0Wing account If-lid-. 200 P. 0. cush, and more later-.16 M T N E C C 5*'
_ the regiments work to the Cana- 39581  ---_~_0--  --d-  k
his sister, Mrs. James McDonald, bf dill" G9-269-95 und" ' ‘ ‘ ‘
" " cas an S °°
a ,
, has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend
me TWD Maas' 149 Gmav “mme St' -aitexigvazdi gffovsrgd :mt ‘ani 0313.' out ofa declared dividend of 110 Au
p a ge n iy c u c ‘
had been cut clean away. Standing in “ddm°n°'l 'Wm Wm '"3 Pnm "ft" uw
' 'the water in the trenches proved too 4 g°“e;X§s’:'?I?5ti§5c°';£§l§‘(ghdend)
THE PHUEHESS lil llil s f":i'z:‘ ‘.;’:..“rz.i:  .‘.‘:i..'"::::.-“       0-. -0
0 .‘l\V';' were told [we weregto cite-nd lmagd 35dp‘§` eegféatég' 20 er oem
   the Ilritlsh llno unill to relaeve Frewch, C gigxre hair) " D
_ troops in the trenc ies. T e Pntrlc as ~ '
_ were given the post ot honor, that of~P"°vi“°m1 suv” mack F°x C0" 40
holding the extreme British left, inc
    ing the German fortiileilposltlon, Ah
‘,soliltc silence was ordered and no
mokln was allowed. it was most
i in the cobbled roads. By and by
e left the shelter of the hedges and
_ . one was ducking to avoid bullets. We
stress and strain more successfully had to cross 400 yards of open ground
than the life insurance companies. reach our U.enches_ The mud was
awful that we had laborlously to
pull each leg out of it with our hands
every step. Presently up went a
are frnm the enemy, turning the
rkuess into brightness of day, and
c light went out. Our chius were
ell under the slime and quite it lot
` Y
sembled broonis, shovels-anything
ur water-hotties and haversacks were
distinguishable l`rom lumps of mud.
p went another flare, and do\vn we
c nradiiully flopped our way to tho
ar of our trench when the enemy
. ' ‘ Hay, (presse-1') per ton $12.00 to $12.50
D0" 800( F05 “'73 *@5119*-t that teries in their reur were turned on to ' Hay’ u,,0_.;._.) Le, ton $1000 to $1050
Co.    ......paid .20
B. I . Rayner, West Gore
e N.    ....paid 105
Black Prince For Co.. .. .  .paid .50
General Fur Farms, Ltd. .rpaid 17
Mount Edward....   paid 10
` (With additional 10 p. c. soon)
Murray Harbor.... .  ....ca»h .30
(More soon)
Upton....    cash, 10
(More soon)
Westmoreland Silver & Patch
pany, Ltd., Montague. . . . . . . . . . .15
. Seal River Blacl: Fox Co. . . . . . . . . . . 16
home, not with honorable wounds. (A199 8 PW” added '~° 1'”-“cl” Mon
with the most painful and wretcii- Di°m°“d» - - - ~ - - - ~ - ~ ' - ' ' - ' ~ ~ ~ ° -3° W
§ The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co
per cent cash, with more to follow
l later. `
Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash.. .....1li
(From 4 pairs)
Hartford D. S. Fox Co..... .......25i
Peeriess......    
and balance alter January lst.)
I Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox
, C0..Li.d....    ...G0
(With 60 or 70 later)
Hackett S. B. F. Co., . . . . . . .
 
(and two foxes added to stock)
Magic Fox Co.....   ....50
(ln addition to stock dividend ol!
100 p. c.)
Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co.. . . . . ..15
(Also ten foxes added to ranch)
Bedeque Fur Farming Co.. Ltd.....10
Gienaladale Silver Black Fox Co. 100
(50 p. c. cash 50 p. c. stock bonus.)
The Bldeford Fox Co. Ltd.......200
l (100 p. c. cash-Paid 35 D- CJ bal-
l ance, 65 p. c., will be paid soon.
100 p. c. in stock.) _
'Beechgrove    ..  ...law
i
Rayner Clarke dr Harlow Fox 
HamlltonSBFoxCo... . .  ..20j
Murray River      .155
Massachusetts . . . .
..  . ......10.
Mt. Herbert Sliver Black and Patch
Fox Co.   .. ......17f
I
i
i
l ci-I"rowN 1u.utKn'rs
pork 8% to 9c.
(rats (white) 530-
oats (black) 55#
i Straw (per ton) $6.00 l
1-lay, pressed. (per ton) $14.00 _
Eggs (per dozen) 200-
Prlnt Butter (per lb.) 20" -_
Fowl and clilckens (per lb) 10 to 12
i Tub Butter (Def 90-) 24°-
Potatocs (per hush.) 300
Turnlps (pei bush.) 1§C
Hides 100
Calfskins 17°
Beef (ib.) 7 to Sr:
Sausages (lb.) 156-
WSIDE M.-\ RKETS
Corrected Tuelday. ‘
‘Barley per bush. 65 to 750.
'Buckwheat per bush 70 to 75c.
Calfskliis pci' lb. 1_4C
Eggs per docs. 200. ,
Hides. per lb. 1Gc.
Oats ililack) per bush 56c.
Oots, (white) per bush 63c.
Roller Mill Flour per 100 lbs
$3.25 to $3.50
Potatoes per bush 250.
Turnips per hush. . 20c.
Lamb pclis (ent-ii) 50 lo 75c.
Wool pcr lb. 300.
Wheat per busli -1.00 to $1.50
ply io the Germans. and the air he»
2"? clearly "_h°“’,s that The lvlmllnl came thick with flying sliolls, and the:
° ;\“““"*.‘;"° ('°mP*“‘Y 01' ('““'“‘“ din was almost dcni'enlng. Our guns'
°°°“|;ie” “ U “C9 in th” v°'Y “'51 Cla" soon got their measure. for within an I
°f 5° ‘1 “ml pcnmuem i’"’m“U°"5< hour they had silenced tlie German
batteries. and we in the trenches were
l  able to stretch our necks and limbs
asain. When iilglit camo I volunteer-
,eil, with two others, to go and fill the
_water bottles for thc platoon. We had i
to make our way back to a ruined
_brewery where thc pump was still
working. This we successfully] mnii»
,age¢l. A few snipers’ bullets w istled
uncomfortably near to us. and it was
ndurlng this journey. I think. that I
,had my maple leaf shot away. _
"The night passed quietly, almost
,without incident. and tlio following
day passed very quietly for us -ln the
trenches. Our artillery carried on a
licrrltlc bomhardnieiit over our heads
at the German guns, doing, I under-
pland, great work, while the enemy
,was only able to reply at intervals.
As the third night approaclied we ear-
fnestiy prayed for a good: dark night
iso that our relief would not be seen.
We were near the breaking point.
Most of us were shivering violently
w_ F_ TAYLOR M. D. C. M. an anus ble condition irointlte mini
' ' __ ,» ,xitli lmllshhtigbedttlaoirelelusly and no
| -' new cesren ocean ern.
(Moa. ‘L umvlnulry) 1, "Fortunately the night was dlrlr and i
. _ our relief turned up i good ti , a d
Montague' P' E' I’ out we struggled, th: strong Tiglplhg
to ‘ip _
E sas
` lurgllhlflhomif
nr.oms°»oin twnireilff-2'}m'°S
 
F5
52
8%
Aisotisii isis mi-za
Do not Gamble with your
. Eyes _
'Why deal with peddlere and
strangers who travel from house _
te nouns begging you to buy
glance, when you have one of the
finest Optical Parlors in this Pro-
vince right In Seurlal. You can
test eyol in a barn, as some people
'do lt, or anfy make-shift corner. A
ddler wi I do it in your kitchen,
mt PROPER EXAMINATION can
only be made in . . .
: PROPERLY FITTED ROOMS :
with proper light and first-clogs
instruments lush al we have for
the purpose. ~ "
Give us a call when ln Souris' ”
and ooo for yourself. ,
: : Satisfaction Guaranteed. : :
l Ollloo of ’ the weak; but hardly a mln of us but
|‘a\» or naar; ' was almost at the limit of endurance."
H. J. MABON I
umm: a o,-hens. saariar.s.i
Certain-feed
. §l1¢‘l'§:§‘}1'L'f,i'_.3"f,',;’,,,, l~ply guaranteed 5 years yi; °|»'-i»e'"' '
g;=;';;'_§,§~‘}.‘_h_ 2-ply guaranteed 10 years
` §;,',';‘},:'§5_';” 3-ply gulnnteetl 15 year;
General Roofing Manufacturin
Su C°;l;‘- ~ - ~ - - - - -cull 35' “°°lt“»  www. :¢f¢¢»r»m..r¢.»¢r.f.-rs of :swing au suriamq rap.-rs
ver p. .. .. .. cas ¢|,,,|,,| 9**
(Added three pairs) """"‘°"’ '°"“ °““" ""“""‘ “'“"'“‘ M""
  Imperial Silver Black Fox Com- 'L my 0 ' ‘mr _ _
Ask Jour denier for prod lntulllini Pubs!!
- - 0
: uctsmnde by us~they bear R f g  Booslé C
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