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A picture that is n living
canvas of action, drama
and romance, with the
most beautiful settings
ever shown on the screen.
ROMANCE That is
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The West in All Its
Splendor
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ALSO SHURTS
He Got a Glrl
whatsoever on the days when th
  meetings Wm planes and the we
v of the club were always strictly en-
- -- ' r ‘ forced. It is rumored that there
brush or old broom, but in any case " _ f
HOW To hm A “EN OF MCE i _ Red Mm they shouid be thoroughly sprayed or MInut€ B001(  was much hllarlty at the meetings.
i Asn A nnxllovsa or l\u'i~cs hhihied with B good simhg ,iisiih Beaver Cilub I5. Brno Northwest company and the
Of all the many varieties of vermin fectant. This wnsh should be rc- I-hstorlcal F|nd
i. ____
I (By George Robertson, Assistant)
' In the worm weather there are
frequent inquiries as to wily hens
stop laying. In some cases thehcns
have laid very well all season, but
suddenly the egg yicltl begins to fall
0f‘l` and sometimes ccuscs entirely.
It is useless to expect it flock to
lay equally wcll at all times. A flock
that has laid llcavily during the win- iT
ter will generally slow up towards iii
begin to nloult, but when the egg W
yield drops rapidly until it practically e
ceases without any apparent reason, T
suspect vcrniill. 0
Body Lire ii
by the use of lice powders of which i
road dust; or mercurial olntmcnt,it
commonly known as blue ointment, 5
is \'cry convenient to use. A piece e
about the size of a small pea is rub-
bed bencath the wings and under- 0
ncatll the vent. Explain to your lo-
d
cal druggist what you wish to use T
the ointment for and he will make n
it thc proper strcngtll. Blue oint- 3
ment should never be used on sett- S
that infest fowl, red mites are the ipeated in a .few days to destroy the ____
most troublesome Unlike the ordin- in
killed by dusting. as the ordinary if
weather, usually in cracks containing fl
filth or in dirty nesting material.
ites which hatch after the firs't ap- MDNTREAL, June 2__(}3y The t
ary hen louse, they are not, as a rule, plication. The disinfectant may be canadian pi-es5)_An impi-,mme his. t
found on the fowl, neither are they applied with a hand spray-pump or, ioi-icai find of B document that has 9
such is “Ut nvam’-b1e~ a brush Wm been lost for a number of years came S
body louse is. These pests breed very do, but in either case the fluid should as ii resuii of the exhibiuon of
rapidly especially during the hot be used liberally and every 'crack things h hundred years old whim is
°°q°d- now being shown at the McCord Na- °
Fresh air and sunlight are won- °
h I _ d i I di! f i d bi d tional Museum_at McGill University. muy from the records in the aid
ey are not red in co our as is pop er u s n ectan s an , com nc The find is the minute book of the
4 arly supposed, but grey; it is only with cleanliness, are preventives Beaver Ciiib' mi. trading ni.giihizii__
the m1dCU0 Of U10 Summer ‘vhen they after they have come into contact against most of the ills of the poultry tion which dominated the siiciiii
ith the fowl and have become fill- yard. imiiiiciii and Commercial iiirc of Caii_
d with blood that they appear red. One of the very best disinfectants hdii i-Oi. over 40 yeai.s_
he young mites are white and have to use against mites is made as fol- The minute book starts from Feih
nly six legs but after casting their lows: Dissolve one pound and a half
skins, which they do several times, of concentrated lye in as small a when there is quite h gap The ihsi
lcy have eight legs. The cast skins quantity of water as possible. It will ehtiy is on Marc 5 1827, and this! MONTREAL. June 2.-(By The
` may be seen like a white powder be necessary to do this two or three ' h ' \C&11Hdil1n Pl`@SSl-A l/011118 M0I1lr¢3l
These are very readily controlled B
probably signified the end of the
round the perches, this often be- hours before it is required, as the lye chih when the museum aiiihoi.ii_ BYU-St has S\`1"9d HRW-1 £1113 Year
ng the first indication or the pres- should be cold when used. Put three with the exhibition of rl picture at
there are many on the market and 8
which alcdustcd into tho fluff and ia
underneath the wings; all incxpen- R
sive but satisfactory powder may be 3-
niade by adding about 'l pound of d
flour of sulphur to rt quart. of fine i @
a
les at McGill were requesting Mon-
nce of mites. They are able to live quarts of raw ilinseed oil into a five- irehiem to send interesting hhiicies the annual spring salon of the So-
nd reproduce for months without gallon stone crock and pour in the io heh) in the hxhihih this aid mih_
mmal food, the first food of the lye very slowly, stirring meanwhile.
ute bool? was one of the things that
oung probably being filth or decay- Keep on stirring until a smooth li-'arrived' and McGiii authorities hope
irty houses, and have been found quid soap is produced, then gradually ihni ii Wiii never again have io ieiwe fa
d wood. They thrive best in dark, add two gallons of crude carbolic ',i`.hc Beaver chih has ii unique his_"
o exist in houses the following sea- acid or commercial creosol, stirring i th i fi th ii Louis Francois Blloue. The picture
t i f f th
on after the fowl have been remov- constantly until the resulting fluir is my R yp es e very C U e was among those submitted to a jury
country in the years when it was ln
d. They usually attack the birds aclear dark brown. Use two or three exisiewe It was formed in 1,785 of artists from the thousands which
t night, but are sometimes found tablcspoonfuls of the mixture to a. ` ' are annually sent in from all parts
by the partners of the famous North-
n laying hens and they frequently gallon of water.” west Fur compimh which was me of the w0r1d_Th|5 is the “Cond time
rive broody hens from the nest. The foregoing is offered as ot mostibmer rivai Di, thi; Hudsonh Bay that Mr, Muhlstogk has been thug
hey pierce the skin with their effective remedy against mites; buti honored, a portrait und u still life
eedle-like jaws and suck the blood, those who regard the preparation of
fter which they retire to the seclu- the mixture as too much work may men W 0 owe S u er n rye CIMCISUI at the last spring cxhiblt.
ion of the cracks and crevices of use a good strong solution of one of
icompany so long as it existed. The
h fol.l d le r V a d
and the early French fur traders
U18 hens 115 1! Will d0Sl1'0Y U16 BONUS the roosts, nests or other parts of the the coal tar? disinfectant prepara- were m°suy Scotsman' wh° sawithe
in the eggs. h
’I'he simplest and most satisfactory a
ouse. They will bite man or other tions. a great' many of which are on pombmues that my unmuched in
rlimal, causing severe irritation, but ‘ the market.
the far north of Canada. -
rvmedy, however, is Black Leaf 40 they never remain on them for anyl Ordinary coil oil will kill the mites,I such men as the Mcqravishes’
(nicotine sulphatet which may be 19
purchased at almost any poultry sup-
plies or sends merchant. The ad-
vantage of this rcmcdy is that it is'
very eflcclivc without the necessity
of treating the birds of the flock in-
dividually. l i
In the evening immediately before
the flock goes to roost paint the bot-
tom and lower sides of the roosts
with Black Leaf 40. In the morning
it will be found that thc lice will
have been killed by thc fumes and
will have fallen onto the dropping
boards. If this is repented a couple
of times at intervals of about a week
to assure'thc destruction of lice that
were in the egg stage at the time of
ffist treatment the flock may bc cn-
tirely rid of the pests.
For broody hens paint the inside
of a box with Black Leaf 40 and con-
fine the hen ln it overnight. Care
must be taken however, to see that
sufficient ventilation is provided oth-
erwise the hen may be suffocatcd as
:he fumes are very strong. _ ~
cannog use this method, lt is advis-
nble to scrub-down the walls with a
and old nesting material, scrape and
sweep out every particle of dirt and
burn it. Then if water pressure is
available turn on the hose with as
much pressure as you can get, forc-
ing the water into every track; lf,
as is the case on most farms, you
[_
i 
 m ¢rnmm111@u»
eliodhvnimpnzfhlood.
fllflldvmilhed
hmhutlsinrldnoo
Ilklsoffyuuwmderngl
Pilplos 0| Fm I
Humillated Her
lla Frances Lodge, R R. No. I,
Dmvms Ont, vnu:-Hr mea to
ioolvnryhunnlmted vrlsmever Iwould
gtohrvru,vnseeumtottl\nbresk-
out of pimples on my f
it
ii
To facilitate the ease with which
house-cleaning is done, all fixtures
such -as roosts or nest-boxes should
be made movable. If they are sta-
tionary at present, advantage should
be taken of the first rainy day to
change them. It will be time well
spent.
(If you want to make more out of
your poultry and to know'wllat you
are making, write the Poultry Divis-
ion, Experimental Farm, Ottawa, for
Account Forms upon which to keep
a record of your receipts and expen-
dltui-es.l ~
AMES, Ia.. June 1-Smoky John-
son, well-known sports referee, was
umpire at the state high school base
ball finals here, his cheek minus a
large patch of flesh. Johnson captur-
“roblshers McGills, organized the
ngth of time. ' ` but as it exaporates quickly the ef- ‘ ' B
fects are not lasting. An excellent, Nmthwest Ccimpany -and pushed h
I Remedies 1 "paint" to apply to the roosts and'vig°m“Sw into the northland' M°`
|Gill University was one result of
l i nest-boxes is composed of one parti i-
If the fowl are not doing well and ' crude carbollc or possibly better still l me" Successes' amwugh an the
on examination are thinner than Black Leaf 40, to three or four parts'p"t"°r5 did n°t fpend their money 0
hey should bc, a sharp lookout cf crank case oil. "5 We" as did James M°C'm° when i
should be kept for mites. At night Even after the house nas been the wmpany was at the he1gm°t"'s
they might be seen either on the fowl cleaned, the cracks in the roostsand activity' the p°"'“"s' leading men
or running along the perches; in the nest-boxes should be flooded at reg- in M°“treaI' decided t° “rm 8' club
daytime examine the cracks and ere- ular intervals, throughoutthe sum-|v"hi°h turned °“t t° be “5 i“te"°5t` B
vices of the roosts and walls closely, mer either with the afor-‘mentioned ,"3 ‘mm its s°°‘°| ’mP°m‘“°° as it i
or lift the roosts and examine the "paint" or with coal oil. “.3 will go was “Mable f°r the immense WW"
places where they come in contact far to keep the pests in check, but it wielded b°",h °°mm"°""nY “nd
with the supports. If mites are found it m'ust be regarded simply as a pomicauy' I
to be present ,the`first step in banish-i check, and the thorough house clean- The °b-'ect was "° bring wgethcl'
ing them is to give the house a thor- ` ing described above put into effect d“'l"'5 the Wim" mimths men “I
ough donning. Remove all droppings annually. .Social standlns who had Spent- many
of their days in _ the savage north
country on behalf of the fur trade.
The membership was very exclusive
and ,no one could belong who had
not spent at least one winter in
northem Canada. There were 55
members and 10 honorary members,
und thc privileges were apparently
greatly coveted. John Jacob As`tor,
founder of the fortunes of the family
of that name, was is frequent visitor
from th: United States; Thomas
Moore, the Irish poet, was guest of
honor on one occasion; Alexander
Mackenzie and sir John Franklin,
explorers, were honorary members.
The meetings were largely social
and always began by pissing around
the pence pipe and proceeded with n.
round of toasts that was not short.
Informal conversation was engaged
-ed an escaped lunatic the mornlngiln. The meetings would start at
 ,, of the toumament. The captive bit four o'clock in the afternoon and
Smoky on the cheek. gouging s deep would continue till four in the mom
  hah 1|.\l,.l.l.t.hl|lk_`n||-w.|m||“g_|mg
' 1
nnsvra-_nuff .,.~: or- mywf-_ -' . users- _rf »x-:rr-'.~._» ._ we r as »-fr-sir-_.1 sr
ruary, 1807, and continues to 1816.
ffl 1511 I NC lg
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t;l
3 DAYS OF JOY
TO COMPLY \VI'l'I-I .THE
WISIIES OF HUNDREDS WHO
_WANT TO SEE THIS MARVEL
SHOW, WE HAVE BROUGHT
IT BACK. `
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30NG_¢I-IITS
INCLUDING:
Hy Baby
lust Cares for
Me.
A Gil In-lend
of s Boy Friend
of Mine.
Making
Whoopee!
Come West
Uttle Girl
Come West.
World's Most Lavish Musical Comedy Pro
duction! Hundred; of Gorgeous Girls -
Dozens Latest Llltlng Song Hits.
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s'1];{ARgli~lvGDN!1iX'i‘, _  'T0 _H/i'ie¢V{`i¢__\S_-Rlehss
married men could go home at nine
in the evening. No member was
, allowed to make ally Ollie' 9118836-
eaver Club opposed Lord Selklrk's
attempts to found a~ settlement on
he site where Winnipeg now stands.
heir support of the Indians did not
revent the latter from committing
everal massacres. Many of the
members of the Beaver Club refused
to support such a policy, and the
nce honored club came to a quiet
nd, supposedly in 1824, but appar-
rninute book, in 182_7.
Montreal Artists
_ Work At Spring
Salon In Paris
clete des Artlctes Francois 'in Paris.
It is the work of Louis Muhlstock, of
Montreal,.who went to Paris in the
ll of lliiand has since been study-
ing und .hc great French master,
study having elicited favorable
ion. "
Mr. Muhlstock was the only Ca-~
nadian exhibitor in the French pa-
vilion in the Cite of Universitaire
last May, with a group of charcoal
nd oil sketches oi fishermcrrs
cads, executed while in Brltnnny.
The versatile young artist exhibited
or a. number of years at the spring
exhibitions of, the Art Assoclmioll
f Montreal, and at exhibitions of
he Royal Canadian Academy, as
well as in the National Gallery of
Canada at Ottawa at the 1929 exhib-
ition oi' Canadian art. Mr. Muhl-
tock is spending the summer paint-
ng in Normandy.
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DENIES LOVE AFFAIR
Mrs. Charlotte Nixon - Nil-dllnger.
former Bt. Louis beauty, now l_l¢ll\¢
e Nice France coilrt upon a e'nsrl¢
of shooftng her Iiusbllld, who d°lll¢¢
the charge of the court that sbs IIN!
conducted sn Illicit love affair with
YE
III
In
B
an nnngglumlmmtnginntruohr, I-.
P
0 e, after which the minutes of the
previous meeting were read and ap- comfortably as can be ¢XP¢Cff¢d~
proved. Favorable reports were giv-`
en from the school and sick com-
m
pointed. Mrs. Major Macllse and Monday night where they expect to be lI1ll||0<\ lmmldlrllbly 1° U"
iss Lila Wood for programme. Cor- remain about three weeks visiting
spondcnce was read-by the Secre-
ta
convcners were appointed to answer
questionnaires and it was decided  Documents
that Miss Younlrer would collect for
the "Red Cross Society." Mrs. Wil-
liam Campbell kindly invited the
embers to her home for the June
M
th
and a reading by Mrs. Jennie Fer-
guson. A contest took up the re-
"‘ v
which ice cream and cake were serv- si
ed by the hostess.
.~' 31, l
" Monk, M. A., B. _c. L., in s recent ad- |°“° °"|""l°‘ N°"°"'b" m’ 19
h
Press)-Six expert craftsmen have
left for Bermuda, 300 miles away, to
construct a slate roof on q new two
million dollar hotel that is being
built there. More than 120 tons of
slate specially sent from Westmor-
land, the home of the slate indust~
h
ry, are being used.
sine mais have been med 'mee was obliged to confront another not-
ary, Catherlnds stepfather. The
crushing' reply of the latter wu quo- 
ted. Catherine being branded ».s'of ,_ _
unernsnegeablc character and un- I.  .“.”“
linrnlusn-|__¢g||,|||“p.»~-__lIlYAf\IIfD\h¢l\&Il¢hlllh0hld.
the fifteenth century and shi/ers are
craftsmen whose art is handed down
from one generation to mother.
1 Canadian Weekly
For Hungarians
MONTREAL Jun° 2-(By The
Canadian Plesst- The Concord
known in the Magyar language as
|“l=.'gyeertest," a new Canadian week-
ly in Magyar, English and French,
'made its first appearance in Montre-
al recently,_ complete with a con-
gratulatory letter from Mgr. Georges
‘Gau`thler, archbishop coadjutor of
Montreal.
l Designed to serve eastern Canada,
wit!! specific mention of Hamilton,
Kitchener, Niagara Falls, Port Col-
bome, Toronto. Wetland, Windsor,
Brantford, Ford City, Fort fwilliam,
Oshawa and Quebec, as well as the
h
ment or attend any other function ' c
city of Montreal fn' which lt ls pub-
lis ed, the 'new weekly has the
double object of serving the best na-
tional fniterests of the Hungarian-
groups within the area it will serve
and helping them to become assimil-
ated to Canadian ideas and wa-ys.
_ "In the five central and eastern
provinces of Canada, from Manitoba
to the Atlantic," an editorial in the
paper observes, “there is a Hungar-
inn population of about 40.000 to 50,-
000 souls, disseminated in unequal
groups, reaching as muny as 10,000 l
as in Montreal. In the f`our western"
that."
CENTRAL ROYALTY WOMEN’S
INSTITUTE
stitute met May 'lth' at the -home of
ce of thirteen members and one
tl.
vi
dent, the meeting was capably pre-
sided over by the Vice-President,
Mrs. Major MacRae. The meeting
o ened by repeating the Institute
d
wo
provinces they number more than Sunday, June 7th at 3 o'clock. The
ter.
sltor. In the absence of the Presi- P
Miss Barblris Wilcox. lIlll8\l¢°\‘ °f
ln-me-eleot is well-known to Cawldiln
of Highgate, London, Eng., whose Cllgsgement ,to Mr. Scott Malcolm,
 _ _,_
SCOTT MAIATOLM TO WED MISS BARBARA \VIL(X)X
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hume
of Mr. md Mr-s_ A. G. Muoolm, T°f°nw. hu .lust _been announced, no
marriage to' take place quietly in N¢w York the latter part of June, 'ng
n\ldl0ll0°l_. hlvlllg appeared seven:
“meh ,ami gh, Mm"-lee Colbourue players. In “The Perfect Alibi" ,gi
phycd the leading role and took the part of the princess in "Ing Am
Cart."-Photograph by Charles AJ'l¢tt. -
_ ip
- h
colin: 'Toi nnnnmoron June 4.
at 8.15 and hear Ma.rshfle_ld-Dun-
staffnage Y. P. S. Present their play,
"June Wins." 4949-3|. I
t
reel., many .nine mn. A speolslye
..
Fairview, 10 a. rn- H ii
iey sunday. June 7th.-Sunday
School 2. I5, Evening Prayer with
sermon 3 p. m. Preacher Rt. Rev.
-- fl
of Valleyfleld and Orwell Head will
rshlp in Valleyfield Church on P
rlncetown Road at 3 p. m. Evening
_ m. Rev. G. A. Grant, Minister.
Mr. Robert C. ,MacNeill, Bayfield S
ospital .for an operation for appen
sr. THOMAS’ ' cmmcn Long ,iff
aid for' her training in sewing, 3;
entral Guardian ~:".::.°'.::: :.?.°::z;:°°;;".;:;.“,‘:
er marriage despite the dutili
sentiments she entertained.
Difficulties arose In all classesrol
February 30, 1749, Francois do pm
Denys, sieur de 'ilhibaudiere, sgu
_ \30, Royal Ensign, gan-isoned at Mon-
sl, went to Quebec City expressly
renew his entreaties to his moth.
C r, mme Louise chorus ri lotto.
visit of Bishop Lucas, Warden of th- .ic r e
°*“lf°h Amy ’“ °“““"“' in onae, ln his lifetime chevsllrr or
Tl th
nAl>'rls'r slsnvlccs. North Rus- co
tico Field. Sunday, June 'l.-Fairview ci
li a.. m., North River-V3 p. m., Long m-
Creek 7.30 p. m. Sunday School at ‘D
re, widow of Louis Denys, stem- qi
e Order of St. Louis, captain and
mmandnnt of troops in Quebis
ty, and to beg her to consent to his
srlage' with ~ Demoiselle sazsnlle
uclos de Salle, of Montreal, but to
o avail.
CC_
cmusrs cnuncll. cherry vol-_iihhhnhiiiihs MAY Fichi
WITHOUT SUSPENSION IEA!
DALLAS. Texas, June l-Ball phy-
J. R. Lucas, D. D., Warden of the i en in the Texas League me Mi ii
Church Army in Canada. be suspended from any game, ii,
ghtlng on the field so long as th!!
\’AI»l-EYFIELD-ORWELL HEAD do not include umpires and spectntorl
Services, June 'l.-The congregations in then- f1ghf,s_
These are instructions from League
resident Gardner.
A recent case arose in the game bl
Rev. A. R. Gibson, Montague will ,tween Houston and Dallas, when
preach. Sunday school will meet st i Pitcher Dean of Houston and Catch-
'-,i-` 2 o'clock. Rev. D. M. Sinclair, Minis- r ef Tddd. of Dallas, fbuilhl Hl¥»h0ll8\
Tod
d cut Deal-rs face and knwko
_.M him down, both contestants remain
wmsnoa siznvlcas - wlnsloe rd in the same.
1* ' United Church services on Sunday,
The regmar "‘°“"hlY m°°"’“3 °f June 7th, will be: Communion ser- sinner-rm Llnlrnent rr~l|¢-wr -rr-ms.
the Centm R°y“1"Y W°m9“'3 1"' vices at Highfield at 11 a. m. and at
1?_._ll.___
nfs' Frank MCKB3' with ““ “t"°“d' worship at Winsloe worth at 7.30   
'Owners are hereby _notified thli ll
tulllons offered for service In thi
St., entered the Prince Edward Island Province must be enrolled in till
oords or the rrovlnolsl new#
H . re
dlcitis yesterday. He is resting as i ment of All'|¢\l|¢\\l'°- 0‘"‘"' “
horses who neglect this rv¢|ll|Nm°|*
_.___ are liable, under the Act. ¢0 3 “N-
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Mr. Jack McManus and son, Ger- The l'le¢¢Slll‘Y IN! 0! 5100 ‘°|°"‘°
ittecs and new committees were ap- ald, arrived in the city by motor Wm! D*l’"°\l|l|`l 0! "ll 5¢“|"“" ‘hm
ry and same discussed. Branch
eetfng, roll call to be answered by Canadian pi-egg)_N°g even in the
“Comical verse of poetry." The
e Misses Laura and Bernice Cullen
alnder of the social hour, after
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tion and ten-r of dlsinheritance.
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several examples of “respectful -re- i
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the case of' one Catherine de Fron-
gny, u. seamstress, for the notary-
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old days did the course of true Ullllvflllncd up till .lane 6th next il
programme consisted of n dialogue by love giwgys run ,month and in Que. the purchase ol the fllltns Wu"
bec two centuries ago enamoured |"ll|lI°lS k“°Wl\ *I “W cl‘”'°"°‘°'
swalns and damsels had to seek th
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Garage ou Prince Street. Ch"'°"'
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services of the notary as Cuplds en- ¢°Wll» °wned by the estate of "IG W
y when faced with parental oppo- 35”” A- M_°5“°h°'“' °°"‘|’rm" "I
roodwlll una meh of the enulvmf'
This was shown by Miss Elisabeth “ I' °'”’°‘| b’ u‘° °"°"" md "I
in
ress before the 'i <>men's Branch of th' "h°|° I“'°"‘u°" °“bi°°' I0 ex
e Antiquarian Society at the Cha- “I Ullbhnlneesl Pmchaur "W
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au de Rsmezsy, in which she gave "° ‘°°"9“b'° "°  ;"g;‘Ih,i.m_
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qulsltlons” served upon parents who -
fllued to consent to the matrimon-' 'hm' ad' “M”
tal designs of sons or daughters. ‘°“`s`3'3"
Greek apparently met Greek in
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