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DECEMBER 9, 1931'

. - r.. -'-*za

IIUTES BY THE WAY “ what

President-W. Chester 8. !lcI.ure_ ll. P.

Secretary-Lieut--Col. D. A. Hurlilunon. D- H- 0-

Ediior and hlunaglug Director-J. B. Burnett.

Associate Editors-Frank Walker and D. K. Currie ‘ ‘L

\'

Morning Daily (founded is-17) $3.00 per year (In atlvhnre) del ere

lim) per year (in udtanrr) mulled lu Canada und Lnlied states.

Vice-President-J. B- Burn

°“ which compelled 1o,ooo,ooo can-

- changes in the Canadian tariff and

It was a one-sided business __ .i

adians to buy twice as much ¢.'_'j__-_1<~,i:-=_-T;-_'___f £

from U. S. as 120,000,000 people of '-4 ""` U '

that country bought from Canada. ' . This is what caused the recentl _ _ gnurg

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 9, 1931

[ly /amen W. Barfnn. M.D

the changes in the Csnndianl

I _ __

_Delaware and u n

'With Chr!-Sfmfi-i 155 U13" fhfee are recognized authorities on trans

weeks off. Canedifs Chfi-iflllil-5 ¢ff€Jportat‘on, while Sir Joseph Ffnvel

XMAS TREE TRADE and President L. F. Loree, of th

I » H uso naiiwe

e

y ies to Canada. 'I’his is all to the!

. A dl," / _ I glad :M haipx; 1; cnervfczrgi That there are some ease; who mifnclones provided they are on this overweight cannot be reduced

,cutting down on the food must

Americans removing their factor- OVERWEIGHT

The True Conception Of Empire

nt stlttll 0! the self

ddlvemd by t.h¢ Gtelt Bdtlah before Rgyai Colonial Institute

lmd we ultimately become. B Ere"

" imperial Power in the eighteenth_ by cenwyy, but, during the greater; Wi ,fi .gf that time, the Colonies

, 1 gems to me that there are

tariff are the cause of so many lNll_q|uT1N(;, THE TENDENUYTO thrice dmmct “nel m our mhlout breaking eggs; you cm not

perinl history. We began to be,1destroy the practises of bsrbarism,

_ trade is beglllhlns T0 b0°m- R9' of Toronto, and Mr. Bcsudry Le-l

Porte r@¢¢i\'¢d by U11' Cilfliiflifi-H Na' man. srnerel mansser of the "'_°" faithfully followed "reducmg'- die

‘mdglnz by um cam", despawhes only to find that the loss of weight

_ _ ' item in the British . l th t th

M dl _ and the news was ,ery Smal or ,_ ey “came

cupy Ou an ng posltons in theipress Mr. Bennett prime min‘ster SD weak that lt Wu comldered ,m_

' 0! Canada' 15 the °Y“°5““’ °! “H safe to allow them to continue the

sional Railways from the Central and Atlantic regions of the system where most of the trees Originals. finnnclnl life or canada, Mr. Le

Banque Canadienne Nationale. oc-

- . n . side of the line laclmitted. Men and women haveiwere regarded' not Uhly by “_ hug

governing nouunlonc wltmu the

The Dfw British commonwealth of Nations, and the movement towards oigger intra-Empire trade relations, give added interest to the mllowlng striking address on "The True Conception' of Empire"

statesman, Joseph Chamberlain, in1897.

of slavery, or superstition, which for centuries have dcsoi-ated the interior ol' Africa, without the use of force; but if you will fairly contrast the gain to humanity with

tslby every European Power that

the price which we are bound to pay for it, I think you may well rc- jolce in the result of such expedi- tions as those which have recently been conducted with such signal

lwucnes them, as vosswiens vel- 'ua/bls in proportlvn to thc P¢°“l'\‘

advantage which they brought

lary to the mother country. Which. 1111-.

show that well over 4.000.000 undv- man being, in addition, a qualified eyes lh l_,,md0n_ He 1_5 the mlm diet _

def that order of ideas, was not

success in Nyassaland, Ashanti,

- An Excellent Display of PEARL I VCR Y _

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Decorated and' Plain in' il.-

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Various Colors ' _ ii.;

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We have always given Special Attention in selecting tug' llii

line of goods for the Christmas trade, and feel we are in a ‘Qld better position this year than ever before to cater to you requlrements. ,’.

' Our stock ls all new and procured _from the very bqg .|"

makers. It includes Toilet and Manicure Sets, beautifully Llh cased, Brushes, Combs, Mirrors, Nail Files, Buffers, Sumo",

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‘-5- `- il-%aE'\éFLnCi"

Cuticle Knives, Photo Frames, Atomlzers, Powder Box",

Hair Receivers and various other articles.

Our prices this year sro lower than ever, md within I

reach of everybody. V ~ if

Now is the time to make your selections -- You can have ..

any article put away till required.

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idual Christmas trees will be car-l Cllglllgl-,~_ LD,-(l Ashheld-5 expel-lemg

fled to 15 different stares in the has brcn gained over a wide fleld course of the next two \ve;l~'_s. Oiland he is no lcs s familiar w.th the 700 C8-r10fld5 “'h‘-Ch '-N59 “C65 transportation conditions in North

‘\\'h0. ab0ut B Yell' 88°. save H "CW, To the average physician, includ-

_striklng lead to the cause of Im-

posal has prevailed with the electors of Great Britain. It only

represent, nearly hull will be loud- Amcrlca than “hh th05e of Grcatlmmains mr the statesmen of the

ed in the Maritime Provinces. thc Bl.halh_ remsinds originating in Quebec' The commfsion will undertake a This SEHSOH. 8PPf0XinW»"l.\` 35° °`~“";lpcl'sona1 inspection of railway pro- loads w.l1 be sliil>PL`d fI"9I"\ "~“"~°“51pcr‘tles and fzicllit cs, and in the stations on the Central \'c;‘iiioxlt,CC,h.se of lhls lhspectloh they wlll lines south 0! U10 b~)1¢50f» `~1“Tconfor with representatives of the majority of these being ii--szizieii iorf hl.0._.lhcla_l gowmmehts lh Weslerh the more W¢FiCfn S1122-<~ R'3l`°1`*l»"_ Canada on transportation matters. show thut Canadian i1`~“l`5 fi"-'i VHF There, and elsewhere. opportunlties will travel asia? ‘WSI HS ffl? Sim’ uiil be given for interested public of Iowa and lu. for soutll as Nc\\'_b0dlcs and other organizations to Orleans. Imuke such representations as may ` MO5t Of the frees ir.”\\'8l On 0pCn hem- dh-cctly upon the chqllll-y_ It ls Ulf Carl in blmd-165 °f fm- bufinot to be assumed, however, says the those destined for more distall:` Montreal Gazettg that the mm. '.D0U1Y-5. 8-nd V"h-Wh Wm t“"'e1`niission_ will countenance any at- through widely varying temperat- tempt to lhlmoduce lnelevaht mah

ures will be loaded in box cars for tug' ol. that ll wlll waste ns own added D1'0i¢Cfi0I1~ TINY. are of "af" time in going into the manifold 30118 5-205 Mme ‘Wife Small fofyymlstakcs, errors of policy or of po- table d2<‘ofM1°"-i» 001°" Of m“‘f“_1.ticn1ndmlnistrnlionthethnvccou-

greater height for use in Commun-_ trlbutcd to the exlshng plight of ity halls, churches and public lrtfllm ml,_mys; mise are thlngs be_ 5U5“¢3°n5~ - lionging to the improvident past

This annual Christmas tree trzil-` and no good purpose ls to be served!

fic represents a slibstmliznl acldl- by _qmllng out Causes and lnhuences

Empire to carry the far-reaching project into nctu`i _operation with immense benefit to the Mother

ing myself, the number of these

.perial economic unity. His pro~:Ca5e§jeeen1sve,-ysma11_ heqhapsohe

‘in n hundred. It is due to a glandu- lar condition.

However Drs. S. Silver, New York,

and J. Bauer, Vienna, investigating overweight thoroughly, report that while admitting the number of these

icountry, Canada. and the rest of cases is small tell us that their |¢h¢ Empire, records show that about three in

every hundred cases of overweight

Friends who flocked jubllantly’nre due to the lack of juice in one

about to share the spoils of office ` of the glands. only ei couple of years back have? The Oth?-' 97 in el/Cry hundred evldehlly desc,-fed their pe,-fy ini cases is due to the individual him- tn moment of its humiliation. self. Of course he quite likely has

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according to Right Honorable W.” inherited certain tastes for food, an

L. M. King, who declares that the: appetite above the average, a great only organization that the Liuerels‘11k1ns for liquids of every kind. I new have ls --che stehographel- real liking for plenty of rest md whose salary is in arrears and anlsleepf andy “ very “nun "Kms (H empty office. the rent or which is, my’ 1°' “Wk °’ °""°1S°» A‘;°*h";;: overdue.” Just another example of “gs can be handed “Wu h base ingratitude such es have filled byt °“; '35 the °th"' °; mi: PK' if ;‘;.;i..‘;z.::.;.i;:';:1:....f ..; M°nc~t°n Tlmes' widthor narrowness of shoulders -» .-»~» -»f ~-»- :i‘:.‘;;P:.:.“:.‘°:;i.‘;: iii;-iii:

make “rays into other termoryh inherit the likes and 'dislikes for food

the Japanese navy counts a tonn-lor exercise'

W’ °‘ '"’3'3°4' `Th`“" is “‘"'“'| 'rhus it is quite the usual thing above any “wal mme the Chinese see the children of overweight

_if-

_____

to

“wld muster' china has wma parents gradually assume the weight

sixtydght Warships' bm' their and shape of their parents.

total tonnage is less than 40,000. orl New if this is the case ls there my

tional revenue fora number of “hh wh-Ch th, hubllc are only we below the tonnage of a good sized use of the chlldfen of overwelght

Canadian farmers, not li fezv of fmmll,u._

whom. make a, practice of culiivat-i

ing n _small patch of trees cxprcs.sly‘ -’-*’“‘”__

battle-ship. 'I'he Chinese have parents trylng to keep meh. welsh* some millions of soldiers, but they. wllhlh normal llmlts? We D°°\'1Y €‘l“1PP°d~ in d’5°Pli“9d»l _ There is no reason why they cm- bfldly *Timed and lacking 1” not keep their weight within reason-

1°' the l’“"l’°5°' A* ’“°“ °f th". IRON [N THE 0]/STE” effective leadership. The Chlnesel nblellmlts lf they are Wllllhgtoh-y_

so

trees are taken from what miszlit be termed “waste land," or :irc inla-

Stcrctivo folk, says the Fisheries

en from wooded areas wlierc th n- _

‘News Bulletin. may be “as mum as

ning of the forest ls desirable. there, an oysllery but me oysters them-

is little chance of Cu_nada‘s forcstlisfylvcs havcnwl kept mek secretsl

Wgaml being (ussvmtod mmu:hli`l'oll1 the research worker who has

this annual Cliristnms tree li:il'vc:t.1discowrcd’ among other things’

“F uint these shellfish, which nrc tak- '

RAILWAY PRO” ° en on both of Ca.nada's coasts are

The Omu.n_:-§,iA.`(;;_ ,____, “Wk OI rich in iron in an assimllabie form,

me RWM C(gn_n_,___.N__` M P`__\_`_\\_q uud are. therefore, valuable diet-

_. ,.i..»>.... ..

and Tl':tn:,pori:ition luzirkl tl iii:-,mv aids m preventing anaemia' An-

other of the oysters' lnmost sec-

wlwsc ll1'\po1'tnii<'v‘. ‘..i'.'.'~'i iruiii Yds' which has ceased to be 8

.“.lmlC\.__l. m,,:l,_` `._m_J._ ,_ U_`___!__ .fccret Inf; tho scientist; has contin-

slated. Ad:~o_u;\i~_‘ .\:.d cliicicllt md hu’ Dmbmg' is that they also

t.ran5p0rl"it1on ‘C n”ce<' .rr to ‘liuconmm Copper' “meh is necessary

'business ol C.i:‘..'1<l:i. ami tu uliifiilnl or hdpml to me nxauon of mm

dcvelolllufvn* 'ind l»l'vv<~' - lu 'i°l "' H me mood' But an the story

i.n'L told yet. in addition to con-

plmscs. Culi<ll'.lfiii.s ll;l‘.' _i iiw. 1| I h h k 1 - . _ iziiuliiff .sucr cali -ma ln e e-

which impcril ilu: :i;'_l1.l;lj "` g

lin'-nts us iron and copper, the oy- ‘rier is also a .source of those mys-

lcriixiis vitamines which modern

come vc-ry lied-.';l;.' ;il.ii ifi-3. .".‘.:l-ii..-. _ _

,iclencc has found to be essential

l_v involvccl 1’uia;icl.i`.1'.'. l'_ is lllilr'l':1-l _

:to sountl bodily vigour.

C/Jmmcncfniflit cl an tii'.','-_'_.'.;u’.ion

service rcndcl'c<l by f_‘;\:i:uli.ln riiil

ways, alirl illf‘ L"u:li‘.l'_'.' li:

‘llvc that tli'~::c c llidul ills Ii i'fl:\'\-,

l Last year nearly 24,000 barrels of .ev;-tcrs were taken in Canadian

flied. and it is fm' the lr.li~,l':.<"- of

iilidilll: and rcc'»lliii'ifi‘_»“.iii‘_ ii .<i".i- `

that thc Royal Cainin...1<iii has been appointed. \

Having: rwgnrzl to iiiii ii;-.i-_-i',_\; oi'

triiiilled more than 13.800 barrels

the circunu.iz\uc¢~s it 1,; ;i iliiitinl- ,if

sat siaction to the puliiit; tliiil thc

]lst the scrvLf'f‘s cl coln:l`.'._»..l'.»lii~r'

whose names arc a guarantee that

I maximum of thcroughnc-s nl;_°

dspatch, and that the reconunen-i datlons, when made, will be found-

ed upon sound and strong li; ucl- Dm'

ples applied to the known condi- tions. The Rt. l-ion, Lymiui P. Duff,

of the Supreme Court of Cmmdn, A good Christmas slogan: “séwe chairman of the commi.f.<ion, has an

_ by sponding."

intematnnal reputation ns ii. _i‘lrL=t.

I-Ie combines an cxccpl;ou.~ii clarity \',/lm, premier my-incl; 15303,. of vision with a profouncl under- wa to rccupm-nic from immclyage ltanding “W1 9» Cf\l12\Ci'-3’ IOYT illness and to shed the burden ol d!'iVU18 SWUUY Mill S\1‘rC1Y t0 ihC` government for n brief span he did root of every ISSU0 Wml “’1\5<`l1 HC1 so on the urgent and lnsirtint de- IB Chlléd “D011 £0 deal. In his dll'CC-! mand 01’ 1113 phygcigns, 1; wg; N011 Of the enfiuify U10 C0\ll\ffY hu-S! planned that hc should go direct the assurance that there w_li be no; to the South of France :ind then, waste of time over side issues. lhathirlcr the holiday wus nn accom- the invest-lsativn will move for-_planed feet. he might see in-min ward npidly Rnd GFUCUY '-0 U12! for a day or two en route home. achievement of its D\l\'P0S@~ “Nfl He upset that plan to the extent of

EDITORIAL NOTES

bers of the commission inspire 8 quencc, the intended holdny has

mound lilectric runway System. inter-Empire trade. ' mul* “ch mlumlm new um M “lem ._ .. _ _Im nam, mv. mmm 'mr

_ _ :',\‘.lt"i‘.=, as shown by reports made tion to ills nm.=.*. lu-:J-1 nil; llrolllcliii _ _

io the Dominion Department of

F:-limes, The largest landings were 'in Nou' Brunswck, where the catch

.Prince Edwarcl Lsland produced

, 1 .- - _

Government has bccii abit: :ii vii- nmmy 4900 bm-rc s` Bmxsh comm

ba about 3,200. and Nova Scots a.

few beirrcls less than 2,000. Canad-

the enquiry will be conducted i\‘i'li`mn nys an of excellent qual-

ity and considerable quantities are exported every year to the United states, where they command rev-ipublic renounce its policy of 15°? -

ldiefl’ TBHUY °°“5iSi5 °f bandltl Because their parents liked lots of

glmss that have aroused tosethffy food, particularly star-chy food, and under- some leader who is accepted‘ they know that Stal-cy food ln men- for the time N108- IH 00mDB\‘iS0I\ particular body is bound to store up with the Japanese army. that vinci, they should realize that they

China is little more than a. more have inherited this tendency, and myth.-Border Cities Star. I 'cut down on their starches. As their

I 'tissues are also likely to hold more

What is France going to do with water than in others, the water in- her gold? 'I‘here are unqucstlon-' take may also have to be cut down. ably in the world today people who, if they only have their arms left to work with, nevertheless want to use them. To set them on their feet again, it would perhaps be

enough to lend them money at a /gb low rite of interest, and France is v

probably oi this opinion. But the mm

money of France belongs to the

capitalists and the small lnvestorsl FROM “UNDERWOODS” _ of France, who are not going to

capital the world over: lending ati say, could that lad be I? an usurious figure to the wretched Merry of soul he sailed on s day man who is 'entirely without funds.. Qvey the sea to Skye.

Industry can never be sham of Mull was astern, Rum on the P°1't»

its human touch except at the loss Egg on the starboard bow; ul

when they become to some extent Where is that Elory now?

cogs in a. machine. but the betterl the men and the women, the more GIVE me 088-in all that WB-5 m°'7°'

| i me the sun that shonei

to encourage and contribute to all Give me mc lad thaw gone!

SOME,

- 'nie United states says the 5”’ °°“‘d lm” md be 1"

Ottawa Droit is involved in Ching, Merry of soul he sailed on a. day

th sea to Skye.

to the tune of very great sums, in- Ov" e

Le ue of Nations. It is signiflc

l ation and ask the League of mt- » ions for its support in preventing Mary had a little hen;

`sense'of possession has Elven place .

‘change the habits of all owners of ~ sms me 3 song of alad that is BOM, ` Bug the 3,-itigh Empire ig not

silently and smoothly run the cogs,_GVe h I mm, our i, 9 mlpe and it is the duly °f the f1`1‘@C'-OTS Gm’ me the eyes' “we me t e ‘ou ' also th! sense 'of possession has Phone us today.

that PTOMDWS the W€l1'b9mK 01 1 I d that is mentf-the sense of obligation. We " ° M ‘Ulm 0 0° their workpeople. sms me ° 5°” ° ° a feel now_ that our rule over thesei

vested with thc object of creating _Bmow and breeze' wands and 56”' rule doa, md mg, brought sew,-.

new outlets for its commerce. For' tm S of mm and sun ity “nd pew, gm-1 ¢-,ompm-“give

M l`l 1

this "asm it is fav°“rab1e M Al(1“i.Il\\at was good, all that was fair, DTNPOHW W °°‘m"1'\°5 that never* _

“S _

ant to see the neighbouring Re- -R.. L. Stevenson. llingign wg gf, fuifiii-ing wi-|51, I

Benin, and Nupe_-expeditions

rather in the lisht of a grasping which may have. and indeed have. absentee landlord, dairing to takeoost valuable lives, but as to which from his tenants the utmost rentsLwe may rest assured that for one h could exact The Colonies were-life lost a hundred will be gained-

vsiued and maintained because itland the cause of civilization and

was thought that they would be a the prosperity of the People W

source of profit-of direct profit- in the long run be eminently

vsnced~ . . .

to the mother country-

'truiy e, mother at all. but lwclfed

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when we were rudly awakened by Colonies our task is much lighter.

the War of Independence in Am- We have undertaken, it is true, to ercig, from this dream that the Col- protect, them with all the strength 0,-,les wuid be hold for our profit at our command against foreign alone, the second chapter was en- I 5881655100- H1th°“Zh I MDB U1” ee;-ed upon, uid the public opinion the need for our intervention may seems then to hsvg drifted to thelnever arise. But there remains

li, xmme- md because the ‘what then will be our chief duty-

oppos e , . _ Colonies were no longer a source .that is, to give effect to that senti

of revenue, it seems to have beenlment of kinship to which I havel helleved ,hd gl-gugg by many po°-ir.l?erred and which I believed is ph tl-,lg their “pu-lmon [mm ug`deep in the heart of every Briton. Wu muy 5 mem, ag tm-ie, md u1af,lWe want to promote a closer and ‘ that separation should be desi;-ed firmer union between all mem.bers_

d encouraged lest, hsply they of the great British race, and in

an might prove ui encumbrance andihis 18519205 We ha” in f°°°“t

n source of weakness. years made great progress-so great

R Wu while tho” view, were sim that I think sometimes some of tltllr

. e

entertained, while the Little Eng- friends are not to be B 11

lenders were 'in their full career, hwy. Bhd to eXi>¢Ct Wen it mir'

om lished. I would

that this institute was founded ml wie to be acc ii protect against doctrines so injur- like to GSR them to femembel’ that lou, to our lhm-egg and so de;-0.. time and patience are essential

saw,-y to om- hqnol- and I fejoicelelcmenis in the _development of th” wh” was them M lt _ Wm, all great ideas. Let us, gentlemen, aa vol” mme lh,¢_he wgldemesgi keep our ideal always before us. is now me expressed and setemiln- For mv own part. I believe in the ed wlll of the_°verwh¢1m1ng malm-_ practical possibility of a federation ity of the British people. Partly by of the British race. but I know the ,ffm-lg of gh” mmeugg and that it will come, if it does come, slmllar ol-¢mlm,1;l,°m_ lm-tly hy the not by pressure, not by anything W,-mn” at meh mm M Fmudl, in the nature of dictation from

t

hm geeky, but mhlhly -by the lh.“t!rls country, but it will come as he sllhmlvegewd heme- and hah-l°l,.` realization of a imifvezsal éieslreé

s

ism of the people at large, we have “S the “XP”-'>“°“ ° he ea” how mashed the thlrd “age lh om-_ wish of our Colonial fellow subjects history, and the true conception th°"‘5°1"'€5-

of our mhplm whhlhh th” mm That such a result would be de-

ception? As'l.egm.d5 the sel¢_B°v_ ` sirable. would be in the interest of

ernlng Colonies we no longer talk all our Colonies as well as of our-

of them M de'hend¢hcl"_ The selves, I do not believe any sensible

man will doubt. It seems to me

5

to the “hhmeht of klmhlh- that the tendency of the time is ~we think and speak of them as _____-_---'-- peee of ourselves, as part of the “""_**"*_"'“-’ British Empire, united to us, al- though they niy be di-Sl>¢rsed_ ` ,______\ _throughout the world, by ties or _-‘_`{§.2'

ludnred. or 1'-eiigion, of history. and '

oi language, adioined to us by th. sees that formerly seemed' to

divide us..

af n o

>-...

confined to the self-governing Col- onies snd the United Kingdom. It -' L includes n much greater area. s much more numerous population, in IT- lx"-‘ _ '

tropical climes, where no consid- ' -“’l`-i»~-

ALM .

ereble European settlement is pos-

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to fall into s. secondary and sub-lit bo our endeavor, let it be guy ordinste place. But, if Great Brit-task, ip keep Blight gh, tomh of sin remains united, no empire in;imperia1 patriotism, to hold fest the world can ever surpass it in‘th¢ affection uid my ggngigelm, HIGH. 111 D0P\11B-“OIL in Wealth. 01' of our klnsmen across the seas:` so

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‘mother country is still vigorous and, HAVEN [N G|;gMANy fruitful, 'is still able to send fort troops of stalwart sons to people ' P ,3men,q¢m,'ny ,and occupy the waste spaces of the Dec. '1-Forced to leave Spain ggi. learth; but yet it may well be that lowing the overthrow of the mon- some of these sister nations whose archy in that country, spanish ben..

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are stots and sf-irks for sale, piss heavy shoes studs a with big nails uma that it is the condition of

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