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In Heavy WimlsT

Saturday Night, Two Men Believ- ed To Be Drown- ed,

D1uiiY, N. S.. Jan. il-(Sp~ii i!)~\Vhllc

the Centreville fleet. of flshirp boutswus returning from thiftrawling ground! on I-itnrday evening ln hvnvy winds i\ hr-at

sallcd Ly \Vin. D. Dnkin, aged 57, and N

Stanley Denton, of Lltile River aged 19, Th

ware mrgiefi by the others and ll; ls feared wh

to have lcon swamped.

Denton pas unu-ai~rlec‘. T

SHHUBB RUNS M TEN MILES llll '

Bllillll TRTEK

Defeats American Champion,/x iniherasi Timef.f53_i5 ’

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if SHIUNU HT _iuuuiiisu ni

THAW lillil on The southwest coast ef ireland, ami" im H[[;|Mpn

NUW |][[§UN Steamers Sent to the Rescue, Alter Being ` AND HS HH/MS D* Out Thirty Days and Thou ht to Be 0- -

lecting Jury Proves Tedi-A ' ' g

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FI HING BOAT ‘ .THE PERJURY

is Losr ruou MOUN - YAL f-T crimes IN The

ous but First Men Were L03

Sworn in Yesterday. __._____L____,p_

.___ ST. JOHN, Jun. 6.-(Special)- Mount Royal. .Royal because there is no idea

Tl ‘

EW YORK J n G (S . I niere is still no \vord of the Mount The Donaldson Liner Aleideslwliere to begin the search. `“'

. a . - - » , _

Dacia) oyul' "OW Ullffy days out from which arrived here Sunday had alsof

nw‘s second trial began today Antw r _ _ , ` LATER. _ V ‘~

e p no information of tho Mount Royal. ()'l‘TAllfA Jun. 4.---’l`liu rc->'.iiIt.~i ol

9" the tedious Wofk Of 30120508. Hope was stirred today by the Her officers, however, held out hope ST. JO!-IN, Jun. 6,-(Specinl}- uw, "‘""D”tm""_"’ _“f the Vlilllllliflfl

1 ‘ r V- _ . . Artillery As'<ciuti u i ‘ 1'( -r \ Ju y “as entered upon news that two inward steamers were that the steumer mi;;ht; have been The glad news was received tonight been nnnoun:ed_ U 01 Jn' hue 1

_*_ he first WOW SWOT” in HS U- T0‘ llf1Bh'iUi§.l3Fiul" ISl1\Il1l, but they turned .driven south, :is heavy Males had Dre- by cable from London that a disah- 1,'1_`h° 1l§"‘l'rU’ lR"l~'i'“°"f ll- A~. Uf

___W ______,.. -- *slut of the duy,H work. out I to b th G. P i 'I V h '_ ‘riiicc Ciwarl Island conipcted in

0 0 . R. Monmouth varied and this could easily happen led steamer, undoubtedly the Mount uroup No. 5 composed of the hcavy

"’-_-‘*---- ' l and a coal steamer. if the steamer was disabled. Iloynl, was ::i_;'hted oil Fnstnct llilttclhis' Th". . "mmtl “`u'"’5 l‘”`

The Allen Liner lliongolinn arrived The Alcides herself had a very Light on th. si 'fun'/est mast of Lh(?ri`>ii;UHll\lif_tl§TmH,,.,,\.l; |,l;Tt,.§-(,,£,(,)`\']b;4, Halifax this mUI'l1lDg from Livcrllool roui-th lmssnizc. So far as is known Ireland. E`€,m§’""i_°“~ "il, 2nd. 3111. iill. Illlfi -- SL . _ ` _ , Y, l _ _ _ 1 tcgiriiciitsig Coi>iii‘g iioiupuuy and H11 John s Nild. She reports the (i. P. lt. \\ill not ask either the The steamcri. Lulicc and Lake N_ A, A, team’ ;700_1,,t prize’ N_ A_ V013’ h0HVY Weather all way across. Canadian or British Governments to Champlain has been sent to the res- A- lem" 33"” 354- 5175. N0- 2 (7f>I11~

, . . . _ l pany -ltli 1'. li. l. llcirinu-lit; 3rd,

l5iNiilliN |Vl|lliS A at

~ i, $105. .

Company, 3rd New' l.irunswick lleizi-

: :ird N. B. lie;:ix.i. .t.

S A U ini.-nt.; 5tii.pi'izi‘, "il, No. 1 Company,

|_ | Competition N' 11 efllciinc of

B.......}i.i...,.. ....0 CQUNT BQM pp guum lining

' is Now Opened In Uttawa

Minutes.

, only

BOSTON, Jan., 5.-In the first ten dill!!

miles proffessional running race ever F0 held on a board track, Alfred Shrubb defeated Tom Williams and Frank Kanaly the well known professional nl champion who ran in relays in the above order Shrubb’s time was 53 minutes, 15 seconds, as compared with his out door record for the same distance, 53 minutes, 7 seconds. Af~ ter the race Shrubb declared that the contest was the' first of the kind ever hold on board track and that it would be the last, on account of' its effect on ttie runners. Two of $111110 Fllirubb’s opponents went lame. and

Shrubh finished in good condition fully six laps ahead of Knnaly. The tco was run in the Park Square

Coliseum,

ver

will

such ten, piece

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fter hall

Min:ird`s Llulment fares Dipt‘-er

British ing of

made.

OTTAWA, Jan.5.-Canadian metal

will be used in the Royal Cana- mint just opened hero. r the first run, silver and copper

coins only will be minted. The sil-

bullioa will be the product of

the Cobalt Mines. The copper coins

be made from the output of Columbia. Later on the mint- gold coins will be started.

addition to minting coins of the

‘denominations current in Canada

as the one cent. copper, tba five. twenty five and fifty cent silver s, gold five dollar pieces will be

Besides this ,gold coin of the denominations, designs, weight fineness as gold coins made in

he Royal Mint in England are to be roduce

d at the Ottawa branch, and seperate inspection these coins pass current: in England as if

oined there.

WllNlliHLlN|]

Excellent Record of ` =

The Great West Life

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The Grei t We i. Life Assurinec CJ., of

Wlnnlpez, ltlanltoha. reports on Decem- ber3lB*. 1907, ns follows:

Business ln force 835,003.0 0. which is

an increase in the yei\r`or ovsr 37.000000 New business written in 1907 lu Canada over $11,000,000, which in the larucntliuvl- ness evir written in Canada by any coin- panv in any one year, lowest c st in the history of the Company. Great Wiiit

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Like b

win

Life prcflls are tho h|Rh\‘ll*» U.Yllfl\l\0l1 perb; 8.: Co, Chi\rlot.te'own, rr~\.Iie mani\i¢|`° nl' this progressive uouipnny in Prine

Edwuid Island.

TCC URE COLDIN ONE DAY

Fake LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnlne

voice it.

veuing f the

orming.

ance prolonged applause, and even ex- celled that of the previous evening.

eauty effects,

The thronged houses which greeted

performers at Wonderland last

testified to the appreciation public when artists are per-

Miss Burkhart's Butterfly

was again the recipient of

a wondrous butterfly in all its

she poised for the diderent and more than ever`\ild she

for herself the favor of the

audience. Her song "Coming thro tho Rye,

Premiums me the lo~e~t. Gie t Want su¢¢egs_

Jennie Mine” wns`a perfect The illustrations were su- thc singer distinctly and

clearly illustrated the beautiful song, in n

way that loft no dissenticnt

ns to the perfect rendition of

Master Joseph Melniison also sang

in addition to his dance. His voice is clear

most

and sweet, and the song was acceptable number. Harold

Tuliiels. Druimlsts refund money if it falls Io cure. E. W. GRO\’E‘S signature n each box. 25c.

i She will appreciate your gcod lastin oalrcllrg Perfumes cr Ch isolates ,for her Xmas |;llt~-Our Xmas mcknrevure the hnnrlsomeet avcr hrouql t here-Lowneye

Flint and Miss Hurhnrt did a char- acter sketch entitled "ElevenDollars" It was simply splendid. Mr. F

demonstrated clearly his as u comedian of the best

lint owers

D class, and the sketch, humorous and a

musing won the highest ecomlurns

ns Gmmfl unsrolaieq in pretty boxes from the nndirnre_ The pictures

and lmnksfia from 300 tU$000 ¢`eeley's, Taylors, Roger and Galloits Piverl Perfumes In dainty piwknzes um 250 tu 85.00. The Two l\iao1 Druiriilst

Tidy,” open again until midnight

Too late for tiamiflinnlon

gg- *ARB PAGBO POR RATES Tl

W.ANTED.-At nn: e u good plain oooh

Apply to Mrs. ll. G. Wallace, King

S'|u ii". 1-7439.

' 0 '1‘-Last avr-.unix -i li\1ly‘s‘ gold

J w.\||~|| and mi t.iIi ninnfzrnin.

lfiniier u|»-ana l.~-vc nt. Ghn\'l~|t|el.ov\'u Light ami Piwi-r Con»pn»_y'.» rfll- e.

1-7.llli

1-ivusmu MT -Thai nv- rylawty ren-twill"

it ii-orniinfviper naihinewu if- vh<n frinh ami \|p.|,¢».¢1al;1', and vhfil. nl. soiiw

Guns tlan A tl

were magnificent, i-.nl Wonderland ns it is what good management and choice selections in the way of performers cnn do.

today is a revelation as to

Gurdlnn news odioe close! ri midnight Saturday and don

'Ile

undny. In the uomllmo any own items, duly signed hy the virlll nd di-oppo In Mo latter box ln The

main autumn door, will have

tion on when clue ofllee_open|.__ ______

il;

Any Guardian reader

who receives adimly print- ed, badly printed, badly folded. badly cnt, badly

tnnv duriiiz Ilia day m.cr.harlY le lilfrlv '0

hu' nga spd' Miva;-nts.-4| while the mtl is di knight uid active.

WANTED-At the New ll:-un»\v'ck

Inmue Ii vfipltnl. two !"\|l\WW"'“-_e"

with or wiihvut one tsl expvr e~~r~n Io engage -ui nur-ii-r. Goo hen-lih and char- aewr riqutrui. Uniforms »upi»l el with

M-.|, lfiumiry, mul -may-n lrouifld m

,, mf," ¢»_ ,\m,|yf,i[)r_ .I V. Ai- lin, 1 lowed him out.. As he reached the, John. N. B. 1-7|l.3i \,______; ‘steps of the cliurch,he was seized by

~f.

addressed, badly wrnpprdi torn, soiled or incomplete paper of wh-.lever issue will kind iv notify the Sub- scription Dpartni:-iit at mire

l‘.\i¢i~‘, Jan. il.-Count, Iloni di- J.st'-l-

lane. from whom his wife, who um Ani ai

Gould of New York, recently secuiel ul divorce, and Prince Hellerle llegun, who 0i:| several occasions was reported lo le engaged to Mmr. Gould, bmi ii perionii encounter today, at the Church of Sb. Pierre do Chnlliot, while a §or\'ir.'s to the

mmiory of Laly Stanley E rlnirton, n relative ofbotli men, who recently died in England, wus in prcgrci¢~=, Ileirlnuing inside the cliurc‘i, where C' u l. llan-

claims His Prince insulted beth him und" lho lacred edifioo,wus resume l at thedoor- way. When seen by the associated Press

eorreipundent nicer the dzhi, Conn llinl wal ln splendid humor. Th owing li--ck the lapels of his fur coat-, in ird.-r hom r to display one of his famous white silk wiilsi.coni,s,he began with thu re-ian m

the blltory of his cousin, wiioin he pfiinioil in the blackout colors, d.»cl.ir£n;1 thai Prince }lel'o hurl been ostrnclzeil hy hui own family, none oi’ whom would pcrinltd him to eater their house. Count Ilonl then proceeded to explain the cpl-ode and declared that it had nothing ti in with Mme. Anna Gould, but was the result of

an ol l grudge hotwren him an the prlmef lie added that the prince had not lr on iuvled io the ceremony at the church, and he therefore wan nurprlzecl to find the prince sitting thi' o fi et ln fi'.uu. of him. Count Bonl nil be took no notice of the prince durluu the nervino which yi Jcrcdid without lnellelt., uulll the elevation 0

bo hott, when nh: pr.nc»i r me.

"As he passed nie." said Count

Dont, "hc jammed his but on his bead and looked insultlngly nt me, this with in twenty feet of the altar. I immediately got up and followed hlm and when I reached the vesti- bule outside, I said "I have not given you your Christmas pre. sent" and sput full in his face. He raised his cane to strike nie, but I got in the first blow, opening his

temple. We then closed.

Prince Helio do Sagnn when seen

by the Associated Press correspond- ent in his heed-room could only uc- count for what he termed u brutnl and deliberate attack by Count Boni and Count Jenn de Castellano on tho theory that Bonl was n mud- mnn . He therefore did not intend to appeal to the code but allow the case to take its course in the crimin- al court. He declared that the st- tack was entirely unprovoked. He was sitting in another part of the church, far from (lount Dont and when he left ns the service was concluding, Boni and his brother fol-

The I.-iitest The DTV# One gfthg Most |n[9re5ti|1 orced Husband 0f Anna Gould bias Sal/ages "1 the World

Set Paris Talking About- He ` Attacks a Prince

__ _____ .___,._.,__.___` king of the Zulus and now their

‘chief is today one of the most in-

fseems stranuo that he did not object l t

develop splendid pl.ys iques.j'

c Mongolian w th f f , _

SF* U0 His 0 tliel institute a scirch for the Mount cue. , 314|; ;~,.,_ 5 (\.,,,,,,,,,y’ gm M,,ut,.cu1

` - ___ _-.,__m _Y _ liegiiiieiit; 4l.li priz\ No 3`

the shoulder and wheeling: around lmlféi

‘ l rize, $10, No. 3 (‘<,=iii;>iiny. _Oth ‘Que-

en und Levis }lci;'imcnf., Gill prize

$10, No. 3 Company, 3rd N. Il. Itegi- .

Today.

DURBAN, Jan. 5,- Dinizulu once

resting savages in the whole orld. Nearly thirty years ago we

found liiniself face to face with , u,.iti,,h found that were was no Hep

Count Castellano. C

r or braver racc of savages tliiin

Prince Helio said lic regretted the U10 'Z\1lUS. and thlii Dillizlllll is fl

incident principally because the name S of Mme. Gould had been dragged in. m

"If the Count do Castellnne’s nt-

cscendunt of the most despotic and nrburous ruling houses known to un. Chaka the "hyena man," was his

tack upon mr, were caused by my IIHCGMUFT Cllflkll WHO IIH100 the Zu* visits to Mmm Gould'-» he Said,--it lus the terror of South Africa.

In the early years of the nine- canth century that king made the

before the ‘llV0\"C@»"` .'/.iiliid bruve by a simple expedient.

__. _,._.__..-___._;_ 1'

f any of his warriors returned de-

E l iented they were slaughtered in cold

blood. So decided that it was bet-

L _ ter to he killed in battle than to

_ freturn and bo slaughtered as cow-

ards, the Zulus, always a splendid igliting stock, went forth liter-

’ ally to conquer or die.

ill llliiillllli

‘SENT TO ST.

HELENA.

of his subjects und evoked enabled Din-

Hls slaughter hs hatred it

t gniin, Chakku's brother to kill him

“_ und usurp his place. Dingnan was

cared almost as Chnkii had been.

Presldellt of Harvard Then camo Panda; tlion tho fierce

lctewii 0 rcmcniliered ns the king:

. Y I _

Makeg (1 |‘l|?,||| Statgment iresponsible for the wiping out of n

ilritish force at Isrindihwnua. And

' D`nizulu is the son of Cetewnyo,

to His Students' add direct descendant of Chaka. .

Ho became king alter Cetewayo,

*“""' hut his power wus short lived. Ar-

'rcstcil for disloynlty, he was then

(`AMH’.iTDGE, Miiss, Jun. 5.-In tried for high treason nt Esliowc.

:iddressinir the newly foriucil Menu- fulllld Kllllfly. “ml Hclltenced t" ex" rah Society at Harvard, the mem- lilo in St. Ilelcuu. for ten years. ership of which is composed of Heb- This was i\lBl- tWC“tY YCMH 1120-

rews attending ‘tho university, Presi-

At St. Helena he showed lZl`0l\t

dent Eliot nmde an iuxinzing state-, readiness in llfllllifllll-i U10 English

ment on the physical iufirmity of/ Jewish people. Irie said: i "Your race has not had a chance'

to develope physically und intellec-, tnnlly ns it should, but now you; have obtained freedom in this country you young men should be "It is n well knowni fnct. that if

quick to seize your opportunities.:

you take a reprcsentnzive gathering of, say 1000 Jews, you will find them distinctly .inferior in stature und pliy-, sivnl development to ru simllnr gath- ering of uny other rn ce. This is the, natural result of che hnrdships‘ which your race liasg undergone for

many generations.

The Jews here at college neglect-

the out, of~dnor life and and I urila 1 you to do all in 'your power to

DONT NEGLECTZ Y OUR COUGH.

Yru may dislike tnlcinir medicine-liu "’1\|lh" “fd lvl! ~t lured wviihiiiih inerliclnw The modern tru-'\tuient is “Untarrliozo°v" -it isn`t. n llruit-I In is 'heiilin vapor, lull Of Dine essences sud he llln ilmlsams, It HDNIGS ov:-r tha surfaces Elini. are weak and nov-~ from coughing. Every spot thatfs eonl‘0~terI In he iled, Irritation In soothed RWM- Dhlepm 'und were lions are cleaned oui., and nl symptoms of cold and catarrli

in J eurell.Nor.'nIng soiqui. ¢k.1ioe-,|N,n plan- ,

Drift, und the lamented death

manners and lnnirimize, ns well as H liking for gin. In 1897, in spite of the protests of colonists who pro- rhcsicd froiible, ho wus restored to his native land given n house ut Esliowc und n sulary of £500 per nnniiin, which the Natal fZ0V9fUm0“t grill pay him. Later on ho was nl- lowcd to return to the royal Kraal of his intliers.

We need only go back to the dnys

nf the grcnt Zulu wnr to know l10W the Zulus can fight. When (Tate- wayo refused to reply to tho Brit-

ish ultimatum of l87ll, and mussini-Z his forces, prepared to fluht for his

right to rule ns he pleased ns an inf; dependent kiniz, he had swift an murderous proof of the valor of the savages. Tommy Atkins, voiced by Rudyard Kipling, recalls how

.ulu im i dished us up in

"A 7 P `

style," and the memory of the leur-

ful days nf Isanlhwnna and Rorkegs; the Prince Imperial, are fresh in the minds of living men.

gzolgnl. alll, hmuwms our f-:ner than Mimgntg are quickly rolirril by Ornsolsno

rwilfui Uwtncuhozone. 1 n Q3 ct. and $l.l0§.a‘:|ivt'5tc.':c::ii:;‘»;rlrm 4.'5¢rr~afltl»

iles at all dealers.

high expectations cruir‘ci'iiliii: liiui.

.known iecesz- "Waiting nt the

` B" 4th Regiment.

No. 2 Company, -itll l’. E. I. llcgi incnt;.2nil, $40, No. 1 (hviiipiiiiy, l’.

I. Regiment; 31-11 prize, S25, No 3

ompany, 2nd lliontrenl Ilcgiment; th prize $20 Cohoiiry Company' 5th ‘

1':-=~f;3;

ment, Heavy Artillery-lst prize, Governor-Genera1's cup and $50, No.. 2 Company, 4th P. E. I. Regiment; _.nn prize, Association Cliallcuge cup nd $40, No. 1 Company 4th P. E.

I. 3rd prize. $25, No, 3 (foinpaiiy,

Montreal; 4th prize $20, No, 3

ompauy, 3rd N. ll. Tici,iineut;5tli rize $7.50 ench, No. 1 (Toiripuiiy, 3rd

ll. Reizinient und (’olvouri:

ompnny, St. l’aul's Glce Club nieets this

if/5: eggs

D-»

evenim: at 7.15. |

His Worship Mayor' Vaton who had ,

ziignilied his intention of not offer-

tion, ivns ycstciwliiy wiiitcd upon by Y un influential body of citizoiis who ,

L The Official Returns Show the'

l High Place Reached

Now Abandoned,

But Case Against Duke oi Portland Will Go (ln.

LONDON, Jun. 6,- (Spi-_»Cia[),_The

perjury cliarge brought Against

I-ici-bert Drucc hy his nephew George Hollnby Druce has collapsed, and the

famous case is now conclusively lost.

This become known this afternoon

when counsel for George Hollamby Druce announced that in view of the

lisrovories made when the coffin 01

Charles Druce wus opened and ex_

nmined Dec, 30 it will be impossible to proceed with thc prosegutigl

lt is said however that the case

:ig5ninst.tlie Duke of Portland will be continued.

_.M1

hui uuuiu iuuuu; A unnui uiv

Many OF The Old Palaces Torn Down- Others Are B.-ing Nloiernized

HOME. Jan, 5.--Christian emper-

ors, popcs, medieval nobles the bar- llflflflllhi. flfff.-flood, earthquakes, all iave contributed their share to the lemolition oi’ monuments of ancient

if!!-‘I himself ns xi candidate for thc d:mm`4 “man temmea have been de_

Muyoriilty nt the fortlmoiniiii: elcc- ,

troyeil to build Christian churches, lientros and baths to build palaces, :rouzc statin-s have been stolen or zirlts-ll, while marble statues have

requested him to run us ri cnudi , dute. His Worship promised to thiuli the matter over and make knoi' his decision today.

CHICAGO MARKETS. j

Cnicioo, .Innnury G '-(Spumall-

I:in.C'>rn iilil “ winaie..... ._ .... ._ . . 107 f “ Pork........... .. $iu_ur. `

.\Iay Corn..... . .. . . _ lim' “ Wbeat..... _ .. . . H1111 Pork . ,_ . --- `

vm converted into lime or used as 'ilsrzilcs to check nn assault. Hardly a month passes without 'e sole of nn old palace or villa l of historic interest and romance. e owners, Roman noblemen of an-

:unt and illustrious families, prefer inrd cash to an old palace, and they are nlways willing to not only sell their houses, but also their old fur~ niture.

One by one the old palaces of tonic are disappearing, those that irc siuuiling are being modernized, :iid transformed, and everything old s doomed to perish. There is o craze imoni: the lloman nobility for nodernisni, which is encouraged hy .he temptin," offers of both native

l . |:‘,ud foreign dealers in antiques.

Joe Ellis, the talented comedian i

ted to n large und iipprr-ciuti\‘c nud- ienec, a magnificent, performance that fully justified the

Mr. Ellis niukcs his l|e:\dqiiurtei's in,

lloston und luis rr-ccutly. come i`il'f| the Keith circuit. He has nn exper- ience of ncnrly twenty yours on the stage, hnviui: pluycd in the best, liouses from the Atlniitic to the Pu- riflr, in (`nnud:\ :ind the l'nitc<l rltntcs. lie was the originator of the part of“f-ichlltz," the grocery mnn in that famous, plny "l’cc_k'i~i Bad Hoy," und took the lending comedy part in n number of other well known proilurtioini, iucliidiniz the

"Twu sisters", written by llenlium

Tlioiiipson, the nutlior of the ' (lid Homestead". For ii number of yours he wus n partner uf the well known viiudcvillc tcum of ltiiyfllond nnd Ellis.~ His repertoire includes irues parodies on tho followiiill Wllll besides the latest jokes and monolo-

ifhurch", “Goodbye little girl good- bye", "Rufus, llastus, Johnson Brown", Asleep on tho deep", "Can't you seo I’m lonely", and others. He will give three perfor- mances each evening just before the intermission. Hear him and see him tonight and bo happy. The moving pictures include the famous filin- "Artistic #wood curving", which re- presents the poetry of motion, "The Simple Minded Peasant", depictini: some fine rural effects, "Spring Gun" n rich comedy and the "Red mnn's Way" ahowintt intcrrstlup; scopes

STAR CGTVEEDIAN

AT FATRYLAND

itlefl ii "Little Soldier Man",)

who opened his week’s cii;:n;,:cim~|it was izrvutly i-njoyed.-This week the last niirht, ut “l"iiirylniid," pi‘c::eu- ,

:rice of mliiiission for the mammoth prugriiin remains at five cei.. '.

THE WEATHER

'roiioN'i‘o, Jim. 1.-(speei»\i)--

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