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PROSPERITY
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
MV
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t
That
Is
Opinion
of
President
I
WOULDN'T
Ccolldge
as
Expressed
In
His
Inaugural
Address
.
I
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r?rr
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I
STRONG
ON
ECONOMY
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America
Seeks
no
Earthly
Em
pire
But
Her
Legions
are
Armed
With
the
Cross
(Delayed
Iteporl)
WAPIIlXOTON,
Jlar.
t.
(As
soeialed
Press
'.
Clothed
willi
)
direct
mandate
from
the
people,
Calvin
CooliilKC
on
Wednesday
dediralrd
himself
and
his
ad
ministmlinn
to
the
liKhlenliipr
of
the
lux
burden
al
home
and
to
the
promolinn
of
ieaee
llimiii'h
mutual
uiiderslandiiiKs
with
t
Ii
'
nations
of
the
world.
Those
two
purposes
vere
out
lined
in
high
relief
hy
Mi
Coolidire
in
his
inaugural
ad
dress,
delivered
from
a
siniply-
.
deeoraled-
stand
at
the
as,l
en
li'auee
to
(he
Capitol
just
after
he
had
taken
his
second
oatli
of
offiee
as
president
nf
the
United
Slates.
Dividing
his
allenlion
almost
e(ually
hid
ween
affairs
al
home
and
prohlenis
ahroad,
and
le-Iween
thine
areomplishcd
ami
achievements
t
hoped
for,
Mr.
Coolidtre
spoke
with
assurance
as
to
the
future,
deelariiifr
that
he-
eauso
or
anion
already
taken,
an
era
of
prosperity
lay
ahead
and
a
firmer
eourafre
and
n
hizhcr
hope
Inspired
the
heart
of
all
humanity.
More
American
"We
have
heen,
and
propose
to
he,
more
ami
mtire
American,"
lie
declared.
"If.
we
have
any
heritage,
it
has
heen
thai.
If
we
have
any
destiny,
we
have
found
il
a
that
direction."
ccnrd
with
this
purpose,
he
asserted,
demands
the
conduct
of
irovernmenl
alone
certain
defin-ild
lines.
These
lines
in
the
field
of
do-
-
mQstie
affairs
point,
first,
In
the
exercise
of
greater
economy
in
government,
and
second,,
lo
reduclion
or
taxation,
he
con
tinued.
The
recent
election,'
he
sajd.
hail
demonstrated
that
"the
policy
thai
stands
mil
with
the
greatest
clearness
is
Jhat
of
economy
in
puhlic
expendilure
wilh
reduction
and
reform
of
taxation."
"I
favri
c
the
policy
of
economy
not
because
I
wish
lo
savei
money,
hut
because
I
wish
to
save
people,"
he
continued.
"The
men
and
women
of
this
counlry
who
toil
are
he
ones
who
hear
the
cost
of
government.
Every
dollar
I
hat
we
carelessly
wasle
means
lhal
Ihei'r
life
will
he
so
much
the
miijre
moager.
Fvcry
dollar
thai
we
prudently
save
means
thai
their
life
will
he
so
much
move
abundant."
Tax
Reduction
."
The
practice
of
such
economy,;
he
declared,
has
brought
tho.
tiine
when
there
can
lie
further
tax
reduction
and
"when,
unless
wq
wish
lo
hamper
the
people
in
their
right
to
earn
a
living,
we
must
have
tax
reform."
He
do.
r
lit
red
his
opposition
to
ex
tremely
hiek
tax
rates
because
tltey
produce
utile
or
no
rev-
Hive
war.
We
have
made
a
great
cnn-
Irihulion
lo
the
settlenienl
or,
conlenlious
di(Ternces
in
liulli
Kurnpe
and
Asia,"
he
saicl
in
concluding
his
.
discussion
of
I
foreign
affairs.
lint
I
here
is
a
very
dcrilille
pomi
lieyomi
wiuci
we
can
mil
so.
We
can
only
heln
those
who
lielp
tJieinselves.
Mindful
of
these
iimilal
ions,
I
Ini
one
great
luiy
mat
stands
out
requires
us
lo
use
our
enormous
mwers
lo
trim
me
iiaiam-e
oi
the
world."
Party
Government
Only
once
in
his
address
did
Mr.
Coolldge
rejVr
to
the
elec
tion
which
loday
brought
him
lo-the
J'residencv
for
a
lenn
in
his
own
righl,
and
lhal
was
after
tie
had
declared
strongly
in
favor
of
slricl
party
responsibility,
adding
that
"common
honcMy
ami
good
milli
wilh
the
people
who
support
a
parly
at
the
polls
require
Dial
parly,,
when
it
enlers
ollice,
to
assume
the
control
.of
lhal
portion
of
Iho-
government
to
which
il
has
been
elected."
This
administration
Has
come
into
power
witli
a
very
clear
and
definite
mandate
from
I
he
peo
ple
,"
he
said.
"The
people
declared
thai
I
hey
wauled
I
heir
rights
to
have
not
a
polilicalbul
a
judicial
determination,
and
their
independence
and
freedom
iviuliuueil
and
supported
by
having
Iho
ownership
and
control
of
their
properly,
not
in
the
government
but
in
I
heir
hands
Observe
Constitution
Pursuing
further
his
discus
sion
of
domestic
affairs,
he
d
elared
lhal.
"Jhose
who
wnuf
Ihejr
righls
fesperled
tinder
lli'o.
Ooiisliliilinii
and
Ihe
law
ought
lo
set
the
example
themselves
of
observing
the
('nnslijiilion
and
Ihe
law"
and
llial
"we
Coti-uol
permil
any
inquisition
eiliier
wi
I
Ii
I
it
or
wilhoul
the
law
br
apply
any
religious
(osl
lo
Ihe
holding
of
ollice."
America,"
he
chncluiled.
seeksrno
.earthly
niijre
huill
on
blood
and
force.
No
imbiljon.
no-
leinplalion,
lures
her
lo
llioughl
of
foreign
dominions.
I'he
legions
which
.
she
sends
forth
are
armed,
not
with
IIU;
sword,
but
wilh
the
cross.
Tin
higher
slate
to
which
she
seek
ihe
allegiance
or
all
mankind
i
not
of
human
but
of
divine
ori
gm.
Mie
eiio'isiies
no
purpose
save
lo
merit
ibe
favor
of
Al
mighty
tlod."
Ihe
counlty,
and
finally,
because.
LONDON
GIRLS
BUY
I
bey
are
wronig.
"The
verdict
of
the
country
has
been
given
on
this
question.
he
.added.
"That
verdict
elands
We
shall
do
well
(o
hoed
il.
Prefacing
his
'discussion
of
America's
relalion
lo
the
world
with
the
.declaration
that
"our;
comilry
represents
nothing
hut
peaceful
inlcntions
tnwanl
all
the
earth;"
Mr.
Ooolidge
set
fori
It
ways
and
moans
of
manifesting
lhal
spirit
while
al
the
same
lime
maintaining
"such
a
military
force
as
comports
wilh
Ihe
dignity
and
security
of
Ii
groat
people."
Leads
In
Peace
He
reileraled
his
advocacy
o
UMBRELLAS
THE
SAME
The
best
Tobacco
for
the
pipe
'
COLOR
AS
STOCKINGS!
Some
of
Them
Have
to
be
Made
to
Order
to
be
Exact
Shade
LONDON,
March
0.
0d
of
Ihe
latest
fads
among
fashion
able
young
women
lj
to
chnOsi
an
uiuiiroiia
to
uiaieii
stockings
and
'hat.
In
this
connection'
il
may
ho
said
that
the
umbrella
departments
of
(be
.
London
shops
are
among
the
most
color
fill
brunches
of
the
business
Searlol
and
emerald
have
boon
proved
thus
far
lo
be
the
most
American
adherence
lo
Ibe
Per-
popular
colors
of
all,
bul
those
mationl.
unurl
or
iniernallniiat
Justice;
declared
thai
America
having
taken
Jlie
lead
in
Ihe
movement
for
Iimilal
ion
of
arma
ments,
"thai
load
America
must
conlinuo
lo
bold;"
favored
own-
linualion
of';lho
policy
of
parli-
cipalion
in
,
wprld
conferences
"whenever
coii.dil
ions
are
such
lhal
there
is
eVon
a
promise
lhal
urarlical
.mid
favorable
results
might
be
secured,"
bespoke
con
tinuation
nf
aid
to
miligale
human
Miffcrinir'
and
assist
in
I
In.
rutittlillllullnll
nf
ilislroKsedl
.....
tu......
.
.
.
.
..
.
..ri
nalions,
and
expressed
sympain
with
lbo
movement
Jo
clarify
in-
lernalional
law
and
In
bring
about
Ihe
outlawing
of
aggres-
ri
fin
,
f
This
Lassie
Has
Her
Colds
"Rubbed
Away"
The
mother
of
this
attractive
little
girl,
Mrs.
E.
E.
Kmmans,
of
215
Seventh
Ave.,
N.
E.,
Portage
La
Prairie,
Man.,
is
one
of
the
many
Canadian
mothers
who
are
enthusiastic
about
the
vaporizing
salve,
Vicks
VapoRub,
for
treating
children's
colds.
Mrs.
Emmans
writes:
"My
little
tcirl
had
croup
at
night
pretty
badly
and
Vicks
did
her
a
lot
of
Rood.
I
have
also
used
it
with
very
satisfactory
results
for
neaa
ana
cnest
colas.
Vicks
is
just
"rubbed
on"
for
sore
taroat,
tonsilitis,
bronchitis,
croup
or
deep
chf.t
colds.
When
so
applied,
Vicks
has
a
double
direct
action:
inter-nally
mudkatcd
vapors
are
inhaled
while,
at
the
same
time,
tHmuilly,
it
is
ab-sorbtd
thrown
and
Etimulates
the
skin.
&
mewl
mm
OGDEN'S
LIVERPOOL
shades
are
often
overlooked
by
.
buyers
who
insist
upon
matching
their
hosiery
and
millinery
oveu
if
Ihe
proleelnrs
from
the
sun
or
rain
have
fo
be.,
made
lo
order.
As
lo
colors
generally',
especially
for
women)
modjstes
say
IJial
'
London
has
never
been
as
.
!..
II,
....I
u
il
iu
I...
I,,,.
Iptij
til
iiii.-
in.-.-ii
nr
il
in
iifu.t..
Longer
slicks
are
coming
back
Hit
n
popular
.usage
for
umbrellas
hUl
on
aceoun!
of
its'
conven-t4'
nee
dealers
say
the
short
urn-:
hrella
has
ciiine
lo
slay.
Some
of
Iho
hntnlles
of
the
longer
slieks
are
encrusted
wilh
color-'
fill
china
beads,
and
are
con
sidered
very
elfeclive,
so
far
as
lite
eye
is
concerned,
Iml
from
i
l)t'aclical
viewpoint'
Ihe
beaded
umbrellas
are
considered
merely
one-of
the
early
slicing
fads,
which
will
soon
pass,
because
the
beads
themselves
fairly
"eal"
away
very
quickly
the
palm
of
Iho
wearer
s
fine
kid
gloves.
BETTER
TREATMENT
'
)
SUBORDINATE
RACES
Turkey
Admits
League
of
Nations
Representatives
to
LoOk
After
Nationals
ORNKVA,
March
f..
The
prn-loetfyiv,
(if
minority
peoples;
In
ol
heir
Avords,
people
who,
being
resident
within
'
Ihe
confines
of
a.
fo.re,iin
stale,
are
subject
to
ihe.:
dominion
of
that
stale,
re-
eeblly
look-
on
a
new
and
hope
ful
aspect
at
(oneva.
following
the
example
of
(iroeoo,
the
gov
eminent
of
Turkey
notified
Ihe
League
that
il
would
permit
the
peulral
members
of
the
mixed
commission,
which
handles
I
exchange
of
populations
between
Oroeee
and
Turkey,
lo
serve
a
special
agenls
of
Ihe
council
of
the
League,
esls
nf
Uie
lo
prolecl
Ihe
inler-Albauian
minorilies
i-i
(Ireece.
,
.
Imporlance
Js
given
I
new
development
becaii
lo
this
e
il
will
undoubtedly
.crCwile
a
precedenl
ilo
be
followed
elsewhere
uid
sets
up
a
system
whereby
Ihe
League
:
council
may
lip
regularly
anC
directly
informed
as
lo
Ihe
con-jdilions
under
.which
minority
I
peoples
are
living.
ASSESSMENTS
CONFIRMED
John
Dybhavu,
""silling
in
the
provincial
court
of
revision,
yes-
("fday
made
some
slight
adjust
ments
in
llu
valuation
ot
the
lownsile
adjoining
Slewarl.
Oilier
assessments
were
,
Sport
Chat
;
An
inler-i'ily
fnolball
league
I;
lo
be
formed
in
Ihe
soulh
in-eluding
Nanaimo
Cil
y,
Nanaimr
Velerans.
('umberland,
SI.
An
ilrew's
of
Vancouver,
New
Westminster
and
Ihe
Norlh
Shore
O:
I
lie
Viuicouver
District
League
The
formation
ot
such
a
leagui
lias
been
under
eonsileratioit
foi
several
'years
bjlj
jias
beet
deferred
on
account,
oLfranspoi'la-'iou
dillicullies.
-T
.limniie
Deluriey
of
SI.
Paul
and
Young
Slribling
of
Maeor
boxed
ten
rcmiids;
ju
Milwaukei
'as!
week
lo
a
draw,
S'lriblirtg
refusing
to
come
oul
of
his
shell
wilh
the
exception
of
Ihe
lasl
I
wo
rounds.
.Newspapermen
were
divided
in
(heir
oniiuons.
.some
gav
ltylaney
a
shade
m-
besl
of
il,
olhers,
Slrihling.
Harry
Oreh,
middloweigli!
champion,
had
Iho
liveliest
fight
if
his
life
in
1'itlxbursr
this
week
When
he
rouk-d
five
highwaymen
who
waylaid
him
and
two
younp
women.
One
of
Ihe
batvliu
onught
(ireb's
lefl
ear
willi
i
knife
and
another
had
a
revol
ver
bill
did
not
use
il.
tiroli
laid
out
two
nf
bin,
assailants
and
knocked
another
down.
The
llspefsed
after
gelling
a
dia
itiond
ring
worth
1000
frnm
one
of
Ihe
woiil-n
and
a
purse
con
l.'iiniug
'..'.
The
siiirl
of
Ihe
city
individual
billiard
championship
competi
tion
has
boon
delayed
for
exacll
finoweek
-front
Matrh
IS
lo
March'
I
iind
Ihi?
games'
wjj
lake
place
in
the
order
as
an
nounced
yesterday
only
one
week
later
in
each
case.
This
has
beeil
decided
so
lhal
I
he
cush
ions
on
Ihe
lable
at
the.
(S.W.V.
moms.-
on
which
I
he
games
are
(o
tie
played;
may
lie
renovated
I
he"
winner
will
lie
decided
on
If
if
'number,
of
games
won
'and
liisl.
One
oolnl
will
be
given
for
a
viWory
4tnd
nothing
far
n-loss
III
Ihe
evenl
of
a
lie,
there
will
ho
a
plavolf
to
1,000
points
two
50(1
sessions.
There
billiard'
merit
al
m
Is
to
he
an
Individual
chamnionship
toil
rim
Ibe
Prince
Iluperl
llil
Hard
Parlor
in
which
Hghl
bull
will
bo
used.
Ibe
entrants
an
(ieorge
Mellmovle,
II.
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Sale
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23
i
Daily
News,
Prince
llu
port,
H.C.
Elks
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
KW
Process
Columbia
Records
no
scratching.
Finest
r
productions
of
latest.
Fox
Trots.
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
ly
world
famed
arlisls
Call
in
and
'hear
Ihein.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MITIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
Charlie
Halagno
and
Fred
Slcpfi-
iis
and
the
games
will
star;
ncxl
week.
Fach
player
will
inee;
ettch
oilier
in
games
to
500
uoinis,
me
winner
to
je
tiie
one
eiOefgJitg
,wi(li
the
highest
aver
age.
'I
here
will
lie
first
am
sworn!
iiri.cs.
WHIST
LEAGUE
Have
Firm
Place
In
Hold
on
Series
First
As
a
result
of
lasl
night
gainus,
the
hlks
have
now
taken
a
pretty
firm
hold
on
first
place
u
uie
men
n
section
or
mo
Fraternal
Whist
League.
The
Klks
won
their
match
while
Ijieir
runuers-up-Kniglils
of
Colum-
nus
ami
Mins
or
i;anaja
-were
both
beaten.
The
result,
nf
the
games
lat
nighl
were
as
follows:
Sons
of
Kngland
3,
Croat
War
Veterans
(1.
Oddfellows
H,
Knights
of
Col
umbus
1.
Flks
0,
Sons
o
Canada
3.
hnighls
of
Pythias
3,
Loyal
irango
LoiUe
C.
League
slanding
lo
dale
fol
lows:
W.
L.
Pis
r'lks
13
1
t.
K
of
C
lo
(
(
S.
of
C
)
7
p
SI.
Andrew's
y
7
(
s-
f
F
H
8
H
Oddfellows
H
0
"I.
W.
V.
A.
K
1)
K
Modse
7
y
7
'
0
II
0
K.
of
P.
4
ia
4
ROOFING
KLICKODD"
Coating.
Tho
best
coaling
for
shingle,
iron
or
paper
roors.
It
prescrvem
tlic
roof
and
slops
the
leaks.
Also
good
for
brick,
concrete
or
slone
walls.
Cheapest
and
besl.
Ksliiiiatcs
gjvon.
l'.O.
Ilox
111.
Phone
I
'J.
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
.AL'NCII
"Oh
llaby"
al
your
ser-
jce
day
or
nigltl.
Comforl;
Safely---Courtesy.
If
it's
a
water
Iriii
call
Laurie
l.ambly.
ptiones
I
thick
31ft
or
131.
RADIOl
RADIOl
ltH
you
inlewsled
in
Itadio
sol
or
parts
I
can
save
you
money.
2
tube
sets
complete
wilh
aerial,
phones
and
batteries,
installed,
$55.
Phone
Hod
707.
miml
nr
UiiilM
r
TAXI
Taxi
G7
Phone
(Call
Ceorge,
Paul
or
(Susl4
t'r-iiiipi
service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Nit'
I
Stand:
.IOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
L
lock,
Across
frnm
EmnMss
llotei
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ure
Slore.
We
Hoy.
Sell
and
Fx
hange
New
and
Secondhand
ioods.
QfcO.
PAHADUPULIS,
S39
Third
Ave.
'hoie
U)
FURNITURE
WK
handle
Ihe
FAWCETT
piaranleeil
copper
bearinu'
Sleel
Itanges
and
all
grade
of
high
grade
furniture
we
ex
change.
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE,
Allot
ioneers
1
TIMBER
SALE
X
C928.
SmImI
TiikIit
will
Iw
nii'lvnl
Cy
the
MlntDtrr
nt
l.andK.
l
Vlelnrli.
mil
Imit
ban
niMtn
uu
the
Jnd
itay
ir
ajhii.
ivy-,.r
tlic
nun
law
nf
Urrnif
X
livKK.
U
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I.
0(i
rnl
of
CMir,
llMfiliirk.
HalMRi
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on
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tlH)
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ttnurr
r
Xayimsh
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Ilaiifi
M4l
i
mki
piairiri.
Twii
i
vwair
iM
iIUiwmI
for
re'
FurtiMT
nuriiriuarit
or
iih
:mr
rim-
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VlrliirlH,
II
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nr
lnlrll
Knirntei.
rtiwi-
niiMTt,
ii.i:.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6928.
SMlwl
TciKlem
will
ts-
ruri'lvfid
tiy
11ms
Milliliter
ot
l.nii(l..
at
Vlrliirin,
not
In
It
llian
niHin
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tin-
mil
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nt
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tliitri
for
tlM
piin
haw
or
l
lceiirn
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and
fprncr
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an
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lie
norlh
nlxirr
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Inlet,
llanf
t.
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two
i)
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win
in-
a
io-m
ror
re
iimval
nf
IIiiiImt.
Itirtlii'it
psiili'iilnr
nf
tlic
Ciller
Korea
ter,
V'lruirla.
H.C,
or
lilstrlrt
rorontiT,
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rl.
II.-.
11
1
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TIMBER
SALE
XCS11.
IIhio
will
m
ofrinil
ror
anl
at
I'lili-llr
A
in-1
Ion.
at
ihmiii
mi
Ibe
IKlh
il.iy
nt
Murcli.
lust,
m
Uie
i.rriic
or
Uie
loreli
linmcr,
llar.elton,
il.i:..
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l.lreiirc
XttKIt,
to
rut
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lineal
met
ut
Cinlur
Pules
ami
DI.O'io
llrnilotk
anil
Jarkplue
Tien
mi
Uil
tilt
ami
ailjolnlnir
land
altuateil
north
or
llaittton,
Cannlar
l.aml
plalrlrt.
Till'
CI
.years
will
lie
alluweil
fur
r-miival
or
ttintier.
ITnvldi
il
any
one
uiuilile
lo
11
lend
llu-union
In
iei'Miii
may
nilmili
a
nealeit
lender
In
lie
uieiietl
at
,lhe
hour
or
aue-thin
and
Irnnted
'
one
tilil."
Fni'llier
iartlenlr
nf
the
elder
forester.
Vlrtorla,
H.t:.,
or
tiltrli't
I'oreatfr.
Prince
tmpert.
tic.
TIMBER
SALE
X6103.
Sealed
Tendem
will
lm
reeilve.1
tv
Itm
riltirlet
Knrcdter
nut
later
llinii
11mm
on
llm
tllh
day
or
Mairli.
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wet
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Uwii
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lock
siwlnm
me
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year
will
lie
allowed
for
re.
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or
tnnlwr
Further
nartlmtarn
of
the
Chief
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