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i __ _ . - _ ` -n_. _ __ -_ - -an

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A `i.i i The Central IS'iiir";:?r' -_a=.18S/ B S.

saved by Bovrrl

fc. Bouil used in the Kitchen means dollars saved inthe

Bank. It makes nourishing hot dishes out of cold food which would not otherwise be eaten. But see that you get th_e real thing. if it is not in the Bovrii bottle it is not Bovrli. And lt #nur he Bovril.

Concert held last Monday and Tues

lr rave to say ln uns mvllles sum nssuzso.--‘At me Bunn QVER NIQHT CHILDREN 5: _ -» - - ‘= » » _ ~-.-

vlsrrlne imsron n _ o. M. any $135.60 was lr ' -_:el-_ine sale I . T _-'~ 1 'jk ' - cnnpsell n. D. will pl-alfa iii ine 1-‘ln-lt-->r -may me mnneytni eqnsloals _I Cladly Tell How-FREE ‘ ESSANAY CUMPQNY ____ _'W __ ”ti';°‘“".?““':i ‘z“s.°“%ii l:“.;“a°.“...'°:f.;';1.'z':..“‘° *‘“"‘°“° “‘“‘i - ` Edna Mayo-i R S ts gas ssu ec. e son - 6 _- _ _ . ., . _ __ 5* » edbv Young Canada- FIRE AL.AR.M=vl-T)H..m_ maine H0818 Diy And Night _ _ » ,_ __ _ _~-:,~_,l~‘_- ._ 5 X1 -

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A l.ovAl. son.-Ml-. Frank Mc. at the reslaeneé-or Miiiilrgr. Edgsi-f It is I new .wev- lt is svmellllns 1 A FIND” Bl,’0ldW\§ f»'dfd =

“fi wt* »$`.

iiln’l llonlinuil lo Hill-ll lluwn A

3.* . ' 'ONLY ONE THIS TIME. “Do you want Pears?" asked the ~ ' ' '__ Tommy waiting on him.

‘A recruit raw from the country ap- “i ssked for one dldn’t I?" said the

9101101! the canteen and asked for recruit. "You tellers in the city #nuke of soap. ~ think you’re smart."

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You Yeung Unmarried Men

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LISTE

There`s just one BEST

Place, _lust one BEST job for the Young Unmarried

Men of Prince Edward Island today.

And that BEST Place.

that BEST ]ob is with

The l05tb. Overseas

Battalion, C. E. F.

soon as you join the Regimen you’ll feel bel ter all over---you’ll be proud of Yourself---your :friends will point at you with

pride instead of pointing at you as a Possible Slacker.

I-

Remeniber it is the lnfantly that are

most needed to-day---the Infan- ‘ try that are the most honoured to-day. And remember also that in the 105th Overseas Battalion you will have greater opportun- ity for promotion than in any)

és,

, _

-.df ‘ other branch of the Military?

Service. ’ I T

llill lhala Wumancuulll llowllan

.__ sg

Your King Wants You lo Work l -~;f;.; :_ 1: 33;-

I. Hospital 'l‘hursday`to undergo a an alarm t0 be rung iq. but fortunately _ slight operation in order to lit' himself_all danger 'wills over' before the fire l for active service with tihe 105th Betta- ' brigade Bfflved- N0 lllll11l\8Q “'85 110119- lion.= Mr. McEacliern is another _ _ sample of tho real stuff. . ' DRIVING CLUB ` MEETING- A

_..._+ meeting of the C..D. C. will be lleld

GETTING -INTO 8l'lAPE.- Tllo

iialifax Herald says that Capt. D. i\icKinnon’s' boys were on parade at their now quarters today. The boys are getting lots of fstigues but this will noon bc over when they get their quarters in shape.

A SPECIAL SKATE was held last

night in the St Dnnstsn’s College rillk when about one hundred and twenty- live visitors from the city were in attendance. The rink was decorated

by all until the return of the special

gram received yesterday it is learned that the remains of the late liirs. Wlm. Judson left St Georges. N. B.. yester- day afternoon for Charlottetown' for burial but'will not reach here before Monday. The funeral will be held on Tuesday at two o'clock from Mr. G. D. \Vrlght's Undertaking Parlors.

FOR HOME DEFENCE--Privates

Peter Gavin of Alberton and Cecil Currie of Elmsdale, left for Halifax on Tuesday to go on duty with the 82nd Regiment there and Privates Hector (iodsoc, High Bank, Roy Boulter, Tr- yon. and Daniel Jay. of Peakes Station. also loft yesterday moming on similar duty. These men tried to enlist in tho 105th Battalion, but owing to slight de- fects were not accepted by the Medical Officer and are going to take the places ofthe island boys with the 82nd Regi- ment at Halifax who have volunteered

SUPREME COURT.-ln the Su-

preme Court yesterday beforc Mr. Jus- tice Fitzgerald and Mr. Justice Has- zard argument was continued and con- cluded ill the case of Bell and others

jury last summer. when a verdict was given in favor of the plaintiffs. Ap- plication wal; made, on behalf of the defendants, for it non-suit or new trial. Decision was reserved. Counsel: for the application, Messrs Warbul'ton_ and McQuarric. opposing the applica- tion, Messrs Johnston and Stcwnrt. The Court nlocts at 11 o’clock this ulorniilg, when tile case of Hodgson v. Lell, on appeal. will be taken up.

A PRAYER-NOT A SIGNAL.--Tile

Bishop of Montreal, announcing at the close of a recent meeting, the singing of the National Anthem, said it was not going to be sung as a signal for

was a hymn and a prayer. he said, and should be treated as such by the au- dience. There are other places be- sides Montrcal wllcre this announce- mcllt lnigllt bc made with profit. livcll in tllialottctown. men, and wo- nlcu too, have lnorc than once exhibi- ted unsccnlingly impatience during the rendering of this National Prayer. some eve" leaving the hall and others taking advantage ol' the occasion to get their wraps adjusted. This llmughtlessrlcss is especially unbe- coullnl; now when so many of the Enl- pire's sons are giving their lives to save their King and Country.

Cntarrllai Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applicstionaas thlgg cannot reach the diseased portlon of the ear. ere is only one way to cure cstarrhnl deafness. and that is by _I constitutional remedy Cstarrjilsl Deafness ls caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining ofthe Euslachinrl Tube. When this tube is inflamed you hnvearumbling sound or im-, alice! hearing and when itil entirely closed.-

Fnessls the result Unless the inflammation

can be rednqed and this tube restored to its normal condltlan. nearing will bedestruyed for- ever. Msnv cases of dsail-less are closed bvl Catarrh.whicll is snlnflanled condition of thel mucous surfaces. l{all's Ultarrh (lure acts thru ; the blood on the mucous surfaces of the System. '

\\'¢ will give One Hundred Dollars for any.

case of Ostarrhsl Deafness thot cannot be cured by Hsll's Uatarrh Cure. Circulars free. All Drug gusts. 75s. _ _ _ _

l' . I. Clil'-Nl'.Y & L0.. Toledo. 0.

SemillnnualSale L of High-trade

Sllllas

Now is your chance secure a pair of high

'rf e shoes at~"a low

ti . .

We have about 300 _ T pairs of Men’s and Lad- ` ies’ Shoes, allnew shapes ' but in broken lots which

we offer at

i 20

$6.00

p. c.Diseount __ Shoes for $4.80

Mo

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£:(NO u ta '.q®‘

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Monday ovening wlllen classes will be, arranged for the second races which

will likely be held Wednesday-Prize

money for the first races will llc given out also.

“THE GREAT WAR: ITS CHAL-

LENGE AND ULTIMATE ISSUE-The Rev. Dr. Campbell. Ssckvllle will dell. ver a lecture on this subject in the Heartz Memorial on Tuesday. Feb. 1. Proceeds in aid of Red Cross Work. _ s

Eachern. Hopeileld. enteredthe P. E.'McNutt last night about 10.45 cauped gigxllétegy different. No lotions.

sickly smelling selves or

creams. No ato- mlzer, or any ap- paratus of ani! kind. f Nothing to smoke or inhale. #No steaming. or rubbing or injec- tions; No clectri~ city or " vibration

plas-

no keeping in

house. No-

thing of that kind at all. Something new and different-something de- lightful and healthful-something in- tantly successful. You do not have

_ B1°>va_1=¢- L 1 "-._.‘-'Nile _ it

_ .i“'l`lle

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very artistically with the college col- ours and a lively time was enjoyed' PROMOTIONS.-The following pr0~ night-and lwili gladly tell you how

at eleven doiock. 105th Battalion:~ To bo Sorgeants-

1 Lance Corporal J. \V. Vesscy. and

REMAINS FORWARDED.-By telvf Private G. H. Klellly. To be Col°i>0l"

Admission. 25c. `7067-1-28lii2i. ‘to wait, and linger. and pay out a

ilot of money. You can stop it over

motions have been made in Co. -FREE. I am not a. doctor and this

is not a socalleri doctor’s prescrip- tion-but it' freed me of my suffer- ing. it freed my friends. Your suffer-

als-Ivance Corporal J. \\’.. Fraser, ing will stop at once like magic. Lance CorporalP. Mclnnls. Lance Cor- I AM FREE-YOU CAN BE FREE

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Billie Ritchie In -

A Half Hour of Riotous Laughter Entitled ,Q E

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_ “_ s cn. ,_ _ . Ann Ace...

poral E. Crokcn, Lance Corporal W. Bertram, Lance Corporal R. Nicholson. Private J. S. Walker. To bo Lance Corporals-Privates H. Bagnal, L. Ro- bertson, N. S. Campbell, ll. Brown.

I i w i l 1 i

Cater-rh is filthy and loathsome-

_ “Sin Oni The Sabbatli”

it dulis one's mind, it undermines your health and weakens your_will. The hawking, coughing, spitting is

obnoxious to all, and the foul breath

lil

Two REELS . ~ `

vs. Jardine and others tried at George- iw sive the Island makers an Olrlwrtilnl- it can du for yan win.; it has dons ful- town before uw clllel' Justice nna n ra' nf examiulns them at the Dairy- °u,m,_

_ C' Ll C. C. A. W. P . R.A.M.C.i

People to Put on their overcoats. Itlmpped While going ww" t° the base men ' Bu cpe

“MN” McLeod' and disgusting habits make oven

'°"" 'loved ones avoid you secrotnly. Yf>u1‘l` _ _

IMPORTANT vls|ToR~Mf- lm- -lellgllt ln me ll. -nine-l and your § DRAMA

voy Mitchell, Maritime Re resentative » -

HIS LAST THICK'

D f ltl i i d. You know it

of me Dairy nlvnlol. otlswe crossed #Si l.fli.g“'§0nmt‘i.° ii. nl-timely gr-lv-lf l\\\\sza1uum\\\\\\\\\v11ulll//@\\\\\umm# i from the mainland yesterday and will because every moment gf the any' __ _ '_

remain on the island nntilafterr the sn- d ish; |¢ is sigwi yet surely sap-I "”`“' F' L' L r - 5:11.* . T ual-meet-ins oi' the Dairymelfs A-B50' Bing litwsy your vitality. But l found vI&\\\\\VIIZIlI"._i\\\\\YlIIl4\\\\\\\\

ciatlon Mr Mitchekl has spent the 3 cm-,_ and I am ready U, mn von

last two weekir visiting some of the lar- about it 5R55, W,-im nm pmmp'i|y_ ' 2 SIIOWS 2 ' Adults-10 _ gest and best equipped factories in R|5K~_|ug1~ QNE ¢EN'r I 7md8 45 childrensc

Ontario and after looking carefuliyin- Send no m°ney_ Jus; yum- mme-

to conditions' he is convinced chat our and adams, on 3 mam (mg-¢_ say; Maritime milk i>f0dll¢°l’° llmsl' SW” "Dear Sam Katz. Please tell mo

more attention in future to the cooling how yu" ,topped your catan-11 Huge;-._

r _ vi uh th 10511 01' llwil' milk and "Him 011 U19 farms' ing or how I can stop mine." 'I‘llat's "r 5°’ °° W 0 " |if_they expect to compete successfully an you need “y_ 1 Wm “adm-smug,

with the cheese and butter H0111 011' and 1 will write to you with complete Lario and the Western provinces. Mr

- information FREE, at once. Do not

Mitchell bought some ofthe first prize de|ay_ Send the pasta; cud 9,- wrlw-

_chesse exhibited at the annual meeting me 8 letter t°_day_ Dani; think of' of the Western Ontario Dairymeus mrning this page ,mm you have “bl

Association and had them shipped here ed for this womfarml treatment that

mcn's meeting next month. SAM KA-rg' gum, Q, 2550,

MiNls1'En's Egdous Acclosnr "2 Mm" 5°" T°'°"'°' °""

-Captain, the Rev. G. A. Lawsoln, psi F--1 """"'i'- ' 'H tor of the First Baptist Churcl, an ~

cllaplalll or the msn- mttalloll. into TEN OF HIS S°NS - the misfortune to meet with alrlegrct- __ SERVE EMPIRE table accident Wednesday wl o re- `__°”" _ _ cending the stairs leading to the bose- LONDON; J9~"~ 27'°0ll° “Y ‘the 111051 ment or the cnnl-cn. He was folnnl in rvlnarkable records 06 family Patriot- an unconscious condition oil the con- llllll ill 905899904 by Bi-ltalll Alfred crcto floor at the foot oi' the stairway P0D9» Nlll-i0llll\ Re5°¥'V°- Of Wmckle' and after medical ai was secured he f0fd H0\lll0». D0l'l"19f- Who 1135 le" S°l1§»‘ was conveyed to gh anna; in me and a. son~in-lavv serving in the King s

_ _ ' 5 - forces. They are: _

§$l’;“i‘.§‘°.".."“.§‘¢‘.§.‘Zll. ‘l..!"°.§‘.il3"’€‘lf’.fl‘°-‘IZ Loncol- E A- P°»e._wel-l----1-f had caught his footrin, his cost and mem? Mal” Ralph P°P"' D°"5e‘ Regi'

ment. At midnigh :‘ 'l‘he Moncton I-'ie“t~ J- A~ P°P°- Kings R°Yal miles? Times was informed that Rev_ M,-_ i;leut. D. Pope. Sth Hussars; Lieut. Lawson was resting easier and that _L P- P°P9~ Welsll Reglmem imlss' no serious consequences were antici- -lllglj Limit- C!/T" P°P¢1 B°f"°"dShh`° pa/ted. His physician docs not antici- -Rellllllfnt (P|'|9°"°" °f W”~"l» I-‘l°“t~ pate any serious consequences. A few A- B~ 109°' Nth Hussarsi Sergeam G* minutes boiurc ollo -o'clock, Mr. F.W. V- POW' D°r5ef~ V- T' Corps; P'-9- G- Sunlner Agcllt (iollerlll of New Llruns- PUD" (`0yl°“ Pliml-“"5 (10793: Caplan' wick D,'._ 0_ B_ p,.|w_ M_ L_ A" and M,._ A. lt. 1-iulr-Brown, Lallclng College O. M. Lodge, were escorting two,nleni- .T- C-

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ililfliugif l.‘l'.'§ li.'.§'tl-l'i`°'3l'.-.fl‘l’.l“"“i‘lT§§ DIED 0F “AMES- ~. - l l l' un -cle~tion, and W

i’i'l;(i°t:l‘?vliiil<Liilé0l'dillililiilleiicllutcll when RIVERSIDE' N- J" January 24'” one of thc' visitors lllade a, renlark: I-*men °“ th” nw" “Ve Weeks 39° by --D0 you hum. mu, groaning-p» ' At a mad dog and discharged from the first it was thought that the- noise Fasten" l“5'~l'-Ute' New Y°"k» as cur" nligllt 'be duc lo some ordinal'y cause. ed- elgllwell d&l'8 later, twelvo-year- Mr. Sumner, llowcvor. -thought, as he'°l.d Jim” M“"“h“H» 3" Wphan- died had never been in ille basement since! last “l$llt ill tel‘l‘ible llydrophobia it was completem he would go down convulsions. For a fortnight the n“yway_ He did so and me new ML boy llss been nn innlatc lit the Coun- Lawwn was found lying “p°n_uw_c0h_ ty Home for Children alt Mount Hol- crete basement nom. at um foot of me ly, where ho was stricken yesterday. stairs in the centre of the rear base- and l-0 P"”V‘~‘“t his bmw! Ollie" Chu' mem" _D|._F_ J_ wmt-8 wuimmndla.-.ldrsll and injuring hlnlsclf. nurses u._h,_mmmoned and',.ende,ed_m.,t Bm found it necessary tu plllco ilim in it wmle DL 0_ B_ Price ,8n‘t'm_a hurried straight jacket and latcr lu rusll him can fm. the amb“|ance_ ._A1|_h0“5h un. _ in- an ambulance to tho homo oi' llil-l m,,m,|,_,u,, wllenfoundrml-_Lgw_s°n was brother-lil-law. William Miller, oi' cmmmg heavy grmms which md|ca¢_¢¢1 Riverside. for treatment by locs.l'pl\y- that he was in mteme Dum A few siciaus who had previously handled lninutcs after ho was found the pastor; his C890- \

srtlall recovered l.-_onsic ou:-lness. sn

iiomplniiled oi' his head. The Rov..C0N3|GNMENT OF HAMMERS gcntlcmalfs many friends in Charlotte- TURN UUT T0 BE COPPER-

il l' ° .s o recover' . ---

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FOURTEENTH EPISODE OF

The Exploits ot Elame -

lr: 'rwo PAn'rs

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VIII

AT LAST-Craig Kennedy has a Beal Clue to The Identity of the CLUTCHING HAND.

is 11'? _

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E “Craft vs l.ove” f)/"

Flo Labadie ‘

Two _ACTS ' A Riot of Laughter /A\\\\\\\\7IIII0I/4lI0III0\\\“Kill/Ill\\\€

The Primitive Spiri . DRAMA

He Wouldn’t Stay _ Down

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Special Engagement

__ Monday Evening Jan. 31st

The greatest of all "Crook" Plays

Kick in

A better play than either Within the

Law or Under Cover-N. Y. Herald

Tuesday Evening Feb. lst The funniest comedy you've seen in A years _

` I

Baby Mine

One continuous succession of laughs

Wednesday Evening Feb. 2nd

The sensation of England and America

A play that every Father and Moth-

dorssd by 1500 clergyman and Col- lege Professors

ne llln-1..... of vill--`

Prince Edward Theatre

for one Week Only

Commencmg Monday, January 31st Of the always Reliable Favorites

-The W. S. Harki1_1s_ Players

In a carefully selected repertoire of late English and American Successes. A change of Play each Night

Thursday Evening Feb. 3rd

The laughing success `

Our Wives

A succession of laughs and s world of truths. A play that every married man and woman should ses

Frida ' Evenin Feb dill

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The vaudeville comedy success

Mamzelle

`A comedy of surprises. Entirely dliler-

ent from any play you have seen In years. Don't be surprised at any »thlng_ that happens, where lt hap- pens 'or' when it happens. Walt. WatehyLlstsn', Laugh '

Don't miss that Second Act ._

Saturday Evening Feb. Sill The great English w-sr drama.

The Spy in the H 'il

er ln Charlottetown should ads. En- .Scenes laid ‘fsomowhgrg in es"

showing the German 8 " in as

Slllllrdlib' Matinee- at

,_ y

used in the present will-y 0 ’

cd on lho_bl'll of lading as fifteen cases

J. T. Ilansoll New York; E. J. An- of hammers senltl from the United Stai-

os to rl. Danish forwarding agent.

"They were found on examination to

consist of dfisen cases, each contain- ing a bag of copporgbrass, and appar- ently aluminum filings and turnings. ."The conslgneo does not' know for whom the alleged hammers are in-

llorsou Sl. John; Ed. S. Wanser New York; Jas. Lea New York; L. Smith Sackvlllo; li. Mitchell Truro N. D.. Tllos. O. Bsrrlltl.. Carleton.

' QUEENS. Jail. Ml:Dollgnll Capo Traverse; Wm.

llllgllos. Ewen McDougall Bangor P. E. I.. 0. Campbell Snckvillo; L. Wood M1.. llcrbort; J. D. Lynn Truro.

ltclldod, and the goods have boon pluc- -

od in the prize court." ' ' _

--_.._._...._.__.._..._

U. S. EXOEEDS ALL »

The Worid’s Famous Success ,_ J

Peg O’My Heart _

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nc ef

nanifnligdf f}.'§'i»'iS ~5‘ll°’ 35” 2§‘r....°~ ‘ Renew ll s c Now oN°§'i\LE°'ii"'°°° ' '

e ea sox orrlcs T THEATRE.

,-pf’

tra -large _ dozen at Beef if

NATIONS IN QENEROSITY _ -_ * l.oNnoN, Jan. 21-'ill ml" -iii-inns

Mr. _.las i'ond<=rs8Bl l`f.ll~\ll`ll°d 'lil lioioro the Pilgrims’ Sdciety last' night

ills llunie ill Kenslllgton. after spend- Viscount Bryce psid all earnest-tribute'

- the . . - ‘ “ ' -

lui, a few duyl-l in city .to the humanitarian wo _ist ,people

oi' the United States _ _ since

ROV- Dr- Clllllllbnll of Sackvllle ar- _tlle war begun. particui ly -in' the rc-

rlved in Charlottetown yesterday VI llef of Belgium. “ln generolgigy and ilu- Goorgotown. _ _ munity," said Viscount B e. "tha

l -Americans eirceeliutli other nstloiis.

Messrs G. Gaudet, l(.C., and Aan _ "ln America and England there has

A. McDonald. l<.C.. lclt this mornl always been _the kneenest rivalry for Ottawa via Georgetown t0 811116 lwhenever s cause arises which sp- betore the Supreme Court of Canada peals to humanitarian feelings. Buch in the appeal case of Andrew.8te1vs.rl:, rivalry now exists in succorlng Bei. iiquidstor of the Dominion Trust 30. ginm. _ _ vs. B. W. LePage and others- Ml' ¢‘ --;`_é_l " Donald is counsel for the Trust Co ' ~

and Mr Gaudet for LePs¢e nn4"0¢ll0i°s: R§f,E,H,F'~¢|cR2'!_,.,?!m,1_;H*.-l|i

“ssl-fa-ysii ‘ -me "`

Naval Oranges e

vovsl-zonal. T _ - ' *-

*_' less

when

PIIOIM 814

orlca‘s wireless operator relayed news of the Pollentla's pllxht to other sten- mers. and tile Wlostlerduke, Siamese Prince and Mombasa hastened to the

"A storm was raging and the sen

bio for the rescue stealners to low- er hoats when they reached the Pol- lentia,” said one of the _America’-s»oill- cers. They stuodby her for three dsys. and then the oil tank steamer Narragansett arrived and poured oil on the water, qulstlng the waves 'no that the P6lientla's crew was taken oi! by the Gieussppefverdi."

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is con- s se-

appointment

_ xeek for Haskins and Enjoy Your!

Pumice srolvs -. if _fi

Mlxeo wi'rHFwAv¢e

roscus 1 i l ` fi”

stone. presumably dl'¢itn"s‘l'su 0 “'.il"l“s".i°"1.°°..;';i;.°...§.“"f*'..“‘..° . w c s sre l ll. Compsny’s liner'8lerrs using am-

ganvov tag; _deylsfout fro 8 lg; -.f rdinl to ,_ ~ me t'i"r‘ ‘ ~- in portuid)-d‘syli. oCst&°(§ou|'ha ' slid I

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