Mrrh
10.
125.
ILORED
-
iiiit
Kasha
C.lnlh.
Ofl
to
$32.00
0111
pre
irv
is
327.
Phone
27
flress
annels
Latest
in
plaids
AND
CHECKS
I
Si
liniiiiels
for
t
ft
.-
;
i
inches.
id
at
$2.75
and
$3.25
HOF
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Ave.
TICE
Consumers
V'
;.
'i'iii
firopory
W.
uiliiii'i
a
now
Bi
r
i.-iomecs.
l
'
.ilt
Only.
31
wdi
he
ne-
iy
i
t
irKr't
.
For
w
M
oi
!
if
kols
a
Bit
r,
in:
tin.
ikillnr'
.
inwi'ii,
which
IAVIIYG
OF
$1.25
r
iii-lii.
(iivn
r
i
sallem
Grocery
Co.
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phone
84
and
18.
DRY
A
Wood
;
SMALL
HEATERS,
1
50c
Per
Sac
leTransfer
Second
Avenue.
I88".
Night
or
Day.
BUY
BOT1LES.
Regis
Cafe
ce
Buperfa
Leading
t
iaurant.
?akry
Unsurpa.-d
.Third
Avenue.
INDSAY'Q
A
ij
in
ige
and
storage
wii
s
.
W.i
lotor
Servica.
ACTION
OF
ENGINEER
IS
Up.
HELD
BY
CITY
COUNCIL
AT
MEETING
LAST
MIGHT.
(r-nnlijuuvl
from
page
one)
In
si
vp
Jheso
men
the
preference,
prothld
I
hey
have
J
lie
necessary
iitalifieal
inns.
Not
Personal
Matter
(ielltloillOII,
I
wish
On
PH1-'
pbusiy.e
ihal
this
4iiiJmn
of
I
liit'iiiix
niPn
is
mil
a
personal'
'inatlpr
wilh
hip.
The
I'.ilv's
in-
'
jlorosls
.ami
welfare
us
a
whole
Iiiivp
nl
all
limes
hern
my
nnly
Inlijeplives,
Iml
I
feel
Ihal
due
Ini
this
prnlungoil
.agitation
some'
filial
'decision
must
hi'
reached;
by
(his
council
as
In
what
pnlfrv
I
hoy
i
it
1
nil
In
jiiii'siie.
I
helieve
I
enjoy
Hie
respect
iiihI
((infiilcnce
nf
1
lie
majority
nf
I
lie
.niPiiiliers
of
litis
council
ami
jjIpihI
fur
Hie
couiiuucil
cooperation
in
Hie
inlerosl
nf
ell.
Honey
generally.
t
Itespeclfiilly
sulimilloil,
I'.
W.
I'HAHKON,
City
Knginoor.
ATI
ci'
Ihe
lollfr
had
U
in
read,
Ahl.
Me.liir.lie
ami
AM.
AlcKee.h-llie
moved
Ihal
il
he
referred
In
Hie
Hoard
of
Winks
fur
reporl.
1
Ali.
Casey
look
exception
10
I
his
course
being
fnlinweil.
In-?
asuiuch
as
Hie
inallcr
liail
arisen
through
inslriicliuiis
Dial
Ii.kJ
ln'i'ii
issued
hy
Hie
Hoard
of
Works,
he
was
of
Hie
opinion
Ihal
no
progress
could
he
made
iiy
referring
il
hark
to
Hie
hnani.
Mil
her
Hn
Hoard
of
W
orks
or
Ihe
city
engineer
were
out
of
oriler
ami
il
was
tip,
lie.
fell,,
In
(he
council
In
slanii
hy
Hip
llnanl
oT
Works
or
ilo
otherwise
as
il
ileeineil
ivisahle.
Continuous
Agitation
The
mailer
had
ilevelojieil,
vAhl.
Casey
i-nilllllUOil,
through
cou-linuotis
agitation
mi
the
jiarl
of
the
Hoard
of
Works
during
Hip
past
Iwo
years
thai,
jireferencp
he
giten
in
employment
In
rori-deiil
workmen
ull
(limps
twin?
eiiial.
The
city
iiigineer
had
laken
continuous
issue
with
Ihe
illnaril
of
Works,
giving
as-JHs
jri'iisniis
Ihal
resilient
iiipii
were
not
ijiialifii".!.
As
a
mallrr
of
fact,
positions
had
been
given
lo
i.Nm-
wiihonl
Joking
the
Hoard
of
Works
into,
consider.il
inn
and
the
cily
ptigiuppr
had
ahsolulclv
refused
to
enmnly
with
the
wishes
oT
the
board
along
llipse
lino..
If
II
was
Hie
ofiinion
of
the
majority
of
the
member
of
the
'GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
LICENSE.
oTHK
K
Ivmphv
ncn
lint
on
til
Atti-r
Hi'-
I
Alii
il
lit
Marrli
ni-xl.
Uh
iinOrr-nnioil
inu'iuH
In
1iiI.v
In
Ihe
I
liuf.r
:nilnil
llnnnl
rm
I
Mii-ii-f
III
iwixvl
nl
ervmlM'
tM'Inr
pnrt
nr
Ihe
biillillnr
knnwii
It
nin
e
IliiiH.
Hlliiali'
nil
l.nl
i.
Mall.
Sir.
1
1.
M
a
1
1
.
oim'ii
Clmrliillr
Islamls.
In
Ihf
piwiiu
I
llrillsli
iNiliiinliia,
tm.
Ihe
sli'
nf
liwr
1))
Ihi-
icln-
or
by
III.
Drl
Ul
He
rr
niil'linipUnn
nil
!Im
(n-Inlw
jmlMl
till
I
Oil)
lir
r,r
Ffliniari',
1
99..
MIIS.
M.
I..
r.U.NM.
Owiwr.
iillriil
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
PurcniM
Land
In
"ln-oni
l.nnd
l.isirlrl,
n:
rrlnrr
limrt
liprririlinir
plslrlrl.
anil
sltuatP
ppnulinnlilv
ihip
ami
mn-
half
iiiIIp
r
.f
salviis
Station,
un
Salvm
Miami,
Sk'en
l"'".
.
...
.
rakr
Tinner
mat
iiuimir
i-rsvin,
ui
my
r.arlrlnn
SI.,
lliiiu.iliv,
nrriiratinn
l.oriT.
IntrniM
lo
aiily
for
prrnilinn
In
Hi
lia
llio
rnllnwiiir
rtpwriwii
iann:
Cniiiuirnrlnir
at
a
pnl
piamrii
11
inr
niilhMt
nirnrr
nf
Lot
4K0S.
mivhs
Mlancl:
llii-nri-
u.iith'i'iilirl
.
ainni
lliutrlv
Kim
yarns;
turner
linruieny
!
priitlm.lli'ly
Hi.o
yarcM;
Ihrner
in.illiwrn
rrly
Apprinlniiilet.v
Him
yard;
tlirnri
niitlM-rl.v
Him
yariU,
In
point
or
iirpinnin
inprllnr
mi
Hial
IMirnnn
or
saivin
isianv
wrut
or
l.nl
ami
poninininir
3in
aerr.
innrr
or
lr.
TUOMIM
M
1
1.1.3
An'jntfnr
urni't."
I
LAND
ACT.
nairv
In
Skrma
l.aml
I.Mtrlet
nf
Prlm-r
Hiiperl
iieriiriiniir
iiirn-.
TAKK
M.Tiri:
Hint
Oeorr
l.ltllr,
Tenner.
Il.i'
.
nnatmn
liiHtl.friii.-iii.
anC
I..
l.
(llitur.v,
nr
lerrner,
ii.i...
im-i-u
pntlon
liinihrriuan,
inirml
lo
apply
"rm
permllnn
In
pnrehar
Ilii'
fnlliiwliiir
ne
ii'rineii
ihiiiis.
inr
iiiiniirnii
sm-;
I'r.
.......in-
nl
A
niL.I
nlltnlA.I
II
I
IMtll
'
.1MIIIIM
IU
III"
.
".
mil
nr
Miami
iiUiialiil
m'ar
luotilh
nf
kit.
iiniknlliiin
lilver
iinrl
lylnr
near
went
Imnk
or
alil
river:
thener
rnllnwlnit
shnrr
MlK.
.irniiiiil
Itlanil
to
point
of
rnniinrnecineiit
ennialnlnit
aeiT,
tnnrr
or
le..
r.Konr.r.
UTTI.K
ami
CI.AIIIK
I..
M.
Oir.OFY.
pplenl'
.
i
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
f)pprllng
the
only
power
p.lcaniiiff
and
pressinR
pmilpiDPtil
In
llm
cily.
Sor-vicn
umj
workmanship
un-NUrpused.
A
pltntip
call
will
bring
our
cur.
515
Cth
Ave.
W.
Phone
8
eilguuM'r
or
making
Hie
ehoue
of
men,
for
whose
work
lie.
was
held
responsible
hy
city
eoiincil.
Ile
J.ciev4nl
IJiat
the
ejly
en-gitiecr
rlioubl
have
Ihe
privilege
of
.-cli'cliiii'
his
iiwu
men
ami
that
Hie
Hoard
of
Works,
in
is,
suing
such
;in
order,
liad
al
Ic.Kl
been
indiscreet.
-erennally,
he
had
always
round
the
engineer
i-ntirleoiis
mid
he
believed
thai
lie
was
an
ellieieul
ollic.iaJ,
lie
did
not
believe
Ihal
il
was
fair
i,.
ii...
..........:l
ii,
..i
......
hp
i
Hum
ii
iu.ii
.iiij
iJauiP-s
ipp
snoiiiu
eiiiieavor
in
iiinu
ine
council
on
a
mailer
of
Ibis
kind
without
first,
having
ohtainivl
Hie
approval
of
the
council.
Aid.
1.
arson
said
Ihal.
as
a
inember
nf
Ihe
Hoard
of
Works,
he
had
found
himself
cnulinually
bombarded
by
ciliens
properly
owners
almul
Hie
matter
of
cily
employment,
lie
had
found
that
IliialeiK
were
being
given
preference
lo
local
men
in
spile
if
suggestions
that
had
been
made
by
the
mayor
ami
aldermen
lo
the
cily
engineer.
Friendly,
suggestions
nol
having
hepn(
listened
lo,
the
Hoard
of
Works
Had
issued
lis
order
of
last,
Thursday
nighl.
The
eily
cn-sineer
was
not
in
harmony
wilh
the
Hoard
of
Works
or
Jjhe
cily,
council.
II
was
imnorlunJ,
ho
fellhal
Ihere
should,
lie
peace
and
harmony.
Engineer
SpaaJts
The
engineer
was
then
hoard.
With
referencp
lo
James
Hochratie,
this
man
had
started
working
for
the
cily
a
year
ago
al
r.Oc
an
hour.
In
the
fall
lie
Had
ieen
made
a
slrawjioss
al
j
7
till'.
He
was
a
capable
man
wilh
experience
ami
he
did
nol
see
why
he
should
he
llirncd
out.
Mr.
I'enrsou
said
Ihal
his
entire
eiiiieavor
had
heeu
to
obtain
results
for
the
city,
lie
.lid
nol
;iiow
l'liil
.Macilnuabl
hut
stood
prepared
lo
give
him
his
cIjuiicp
hough
he
hud
never
vol
asknd
him
for
a
job.
The
engjuciir
fell
Ihal,
since
lie
was
lo
be
held
responsiblp,
he
would
like
lo
have
Hip
jirivilege
of
jucking
bis
own
men,
(riving
iirpferojioe,
as
he
had
always
ilonc,
lo
'cily
men.
All
rlraw
bosses,
he
an-cried,
,i
ad
hoiin
worked
up
in
Die
service.
Mayor's
Position
The
mayor
thcji
liroceedinl
lo
give,
;i
lenglliy
aceouitl
of
Die
sil
lialion.
"The
cily
ciigiiicpj'
tells
you,'
Mi
Worship
suld,
"Ihal
he
has
Iried
o
carry
oul
Ihe
policy
nf
giving
pre
fern
pre
jy
Ihe
home
residents.
I
will
say
Hat
fooled
thai
he
has
mil
lone
so
and
I
hat
i
Hie
reason
dial
1
1
1
1
m
climax
has
now
been
renchr
ed.
Now
he
comes
along
ami
writes
Ibis
Cily
'
because,
ho
Is
not
allowed
In
do
as
ho
hanged
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PA3E
TTTE
"RUB
IT
IN"
To
Remove
ACHES
PAINS
RUB
Zam-Buk
in
to
relieye
the
sharp
twinges
of
rheumatism
sciatica
or
iumbago.
Rub
it
in
to
ichLig
fcicki,
stiff
joints
and
r
jnusclts,
idtonjprecold-on-the.clust.
Zam.Buk
does
f&r
more
itil
good
tha
poaauaui
1'itiraeuU.
Its
penetrative
pain-killinf
essences
gtt
nfht
to
the
root
of
trouble,
alliy.nr;
.soreness,
congestion,
welling
kad
inflammation,
in
a
wonderful,
wjy,
I'm
Ztm-Huk
for
ll
fu,
eurkta
rul
Iiivmi.
Utrveii-riurinil
jtuil
JuUi-i.-A
u4
uin
ripii
Lultlin
Liiivi.
)w
U-i
ll
v'-tt.
ramBuk
Alto
fer
eozema,
pimples,
rethee,
bad
Ug,
piles,
poitenaei
sveuiids,
eta.,
coiiiii-iJ
Ihal
the
Jlnanl
of
Wrk.si,.nis
w;ilk
Ihe
slrvcls
wliilo
out-'
was
oul
or
onJer
Jhen
Ihe
hanrj
siilers
jfej
the
worJi.
if
Um
coun-,
shouM
he
jjislnirjoil
to
e
Ull.
eil
wnnls
iu-
:,
sl:ilo
nf
.liT-iii-u
ji)n
the
other
hand,
if
Jhe
.usi-
o
fojilinue
J
have
not
Iiin
more1
lion
of
Hie
IJiianl
of
Works
was
hi
s.-iv
Iml
I
imm
no
iKiiniinn
ileeine.l
prni.er
tlii'it
il
shnuhlin
sayinfe'
Ihal
jl
is
hipli
lime!
lie
cinlorKC.il
ami
IJie
ej'ly
en-
Wc
knew
where
we
are
at
anil'
Hineer
iiislrucleil
In
in.ceeil
wliplher
or
nol
we.;tre
In
slaml
alnnw
Hios.
linos.
II
wiis
now
hehiiiil
Hip
JlnanJ
of
Wiirks
amf
tip
to
the
council
In
ileciile
ile-
1
1
reshjejil
wmkin?:
jijiin.
Il'
'n"''l'-
seems
Jn
Hie
a
lUee
stale
of,
AM.
MeMnnlie
look
Hie
Ham)
affair
wUou
we
have
lo
-ajinil'
Ihal,
when
the
Hoard
or
Works
that
wo
nro
jmwerjess
amj
that
issued
an
order
Hial
a
cj-rlain
our
local
workins
nieji
are
In
U
man
should
Jie
.lisehar-d
frnin
judged
incapable
Jiecause
a
ore-'
his
posilinu,
it
shnuM
al
J'asl
man
sizes
Iheui
mi
in
his
iniiul'
reiurl
Ihe
matler
fuljy
to
Hie
wilJioul
evpji
sivinff
I
hem
a
Iry-couucil
iriv
igr
ils
reasjjns
for
oul."
'
such
an
instruction
J.ei
n
r
is-
Would
Foist
No
One
"'J'''1,
The
mayor
eonlimiod
In
8l,alo
...
.
d'
Stephens
that
he
had
never
tried
In
.
fois.
Mejiljns
looked
upon
ihr
u(Jp
ou
city
ouginper
and
matter
as
a
sermjjK
one
but,
i,aJ
nvi.r
UIJllu(,
innu,.nco.
since
H
had
einaiialed
from
the,
o,.rljaJISt
lu
endeavor
4...
work
Hoard
oX
Works,
he
c-ouJd
nil
i
iat.IJIOII
jolltIy
wjlJ;
lU(,
vity
see
Ho.)
.1
would
wive
any
pur-
Kjn,.,.,-,
i,
ia,
J.Wlo
jenipn'
pose
lo
kp;i,J
il
hack
lo
litem.
ajntr
lhM.
illMi
h,
u,iocAi
Alemhers
of
Hie
Jlnard
or
Works
U)
,,,,
Jow,.vn.
Dial
the
were
pres.v.1.
fiu
was
the
-y
,.M1Mei
J)il(i
,U)
rii:hl
j
(Up
engineer.
Ile
Hinughl
Ihe
whnlo
ul(M.
alu,
Ml
la,
jt
wit(.
lfJ
luesliou
uiigiit
he
fully
ami
Jirn(,
1Jla
a
liaU
was
cIJp.J.
"I-or
freely
discussed
ill
Ibis
Nine
am
,Jy
,WJ,
Iia.,
a
j(l
,UJ,
jo0(liJ
Ut
a
velHcmpnl
reached,
lie
looked
.
tiu.
avva'y
f,
IIualion
wJump
on
Hie
order
as
one
atTectin
the
4.j)v
4.,Jal)'Pr
is
.iij.Pi'ior
to
elicieiu;y
or
H,e
cily
cnsinpprsiIJS
in
,uln;r
iwi
,
.lparlmenl
as
it
deprived
Ihe
L0,incil
Imi
li.
ooei
il,..
work
thai
was
ilnuc-hy
the
Hoard
of,
Works
last
Thursday
niglij."
Alderman
McMordls
.
Aid.
MeMordie
wished
lo
make
il
(dain
lo
all
that
he
had
al
ways
stood
hy
Hie
principle
of
giving
tt
'preference
in
.owiploy-
niPiil
lo
local
ciltzi-ns.;
,i.ai
year
Iip
jlid
not
know
of
a
.siugle
easel
j
where
a
man
had
liecn
jiul
up
jhy
Ihe
liiurd
of
Works
Hial
the1
man
had
nol
Iippii
taken
on
iiy
I
Hie
city
engineer.
A
far
tliwhrane
was
eoncprnpd,
the
Hoard
of
Works
should
give
I
heir
reasons
in
calling
for
his
dismissal.
If
;iol,
lie
fell,
ihal
he
should
he
retained.
If
(wo
jobs
for
rlrawbosse
were
open,
lie
lliouglil
tlie
cily
engineer;
might
listen
to
(he
recoiiiuieniJa-Hoiis
of
I
ho
Hoard
of
Works.
Aid.
Larson
poiuled
oul
Ilia!
al
least
one
member
of
the
iloan''
of
Works
had
declared
that
Hochrane
was
an
inellicienl
slrawhoss.
Alderman
Casey
The
sit
nation
was
a
knotty'
one.
Alii,
liasey
saw.
..iiip
pii-
gineer
had
stated
his
position
iml
Ihe
Hoard
of
Works
had
shown
it
position
lo
bo
contrary.
Milher
Ihe
.Hoard
of
Works
was
incompplcnl.
or
the
city
CMSnieei;
was
always
al
(lag
ger's
point
wilh
the
liiiard.
I
was
up
lo
I
lie-
council
in
put
in
a
hoard
of
works
cp.nsenial
lo
lite
cily
engineer
or
get
another
city
engineer,
lie
(Aid,
Hasey),
Hip
mayor
and
AM.
I,
arson
had
been
given
lo
understand
by
Hi-cily
engineer
Ihal
they
were
incompetent
lo
make
suggestions.
"As
long
hs
I
mn
elected,
I
will
discharge
my
duties
as
I
soji
fi
I
and
I
will
buck
up
for
no
cily
engineer
Jhough
I
will
be
ready
DOES
EVERY
MEAL
CAUSE
YOU
DISTRESS?
IF
IT
DOES
YOU
SHOULD
TAKE
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mr.
M.
P.
Miliiditr.
Uatrr
llmlw.r,
.VII.,
writes:
-
"I
wan
irnulilri)
with
my
Mniiiri
for
Nnino
time.
,am
everj
tliluif
I
me
sfi'iuej
Ui
ill.ilress
un..
I
tried
many
tlirrei-enl
;iie(JlolH',
liul
wlllH.ut
auy
l-.
Mill.
Finally
1
wa
aitvlsnl
tn
try
ll.ll.H.,
nij
after
luivlnir
taken
never!
Iinltlen
I
iciiinplelely
irllevwl
of
my
Iroulil".
I
rail
now
en
l
anytlilnx
1
vvll),
tlianks
lo
li.li.li."
Itiinlnek
IIUmiiJ
lllllcr
Hit9
Hut
stoinai'h
Itiln
pi'ifrrt
uliapr
ly
pruinniiiifr
proper
ilOresilfin)
ami
dnrliiff
the
fH
i
year
Jl
lias
been
nn
lh
markel
lim
mail
reputation,
feirfiil
tn
mine,
fur
relieving
alt
stoiiinrl)
trmililes.
Put
up
only
l.y
Th
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
T.
Mlllmrn
Co.
Were
the
"Good
Old
Days"
Really
Good?
you
hear
an
old-timer
sigh
for
the
days
of
"
his
forefathers,
smile
quietly
to
yourelrand
think
of
this.
The
ancients
got
along
without
automobiles,
soap,
stoves,
tooth-brushes,
window-glass,
breakfast
foods,
telephones
without
practically
all
of
the
things
we
consider
the
bare
essentials
of
life.
There
never
has
been
a
time
when
life
bettered
itself
so
rapidly
and
so
consistently
as
now.
New
conveniences
and
new
comforts
are
continually
being
thought
out
and
brought
out
for
your
benefit.
In
order
to
reap
the
advantages
that
are
yours
to-day,
you
must
read
the
advertisements.
They
bring
you
news
of
all
that
the
world
of
invention
and
discovery
is
doing
to
make
your
work
easier,
your
home
life
more
pleasant,
your
clothing
and
food
problems
less
difficult.
They
keep
you
informed
of
all
that
is
new
in
the
markets
and
stores.
They
tell
you
not
only
about
the
goods,
the
styles,
the
varieties
and
prices,
but
also
where
and
when
these
things
are
to
be
had.
The
advertisements
are
messages
from
'the
business
world
to
you.
Heed
them.
Don't
overlook
the
advantages
that
are
yours
Read
the
advertisements
1
-
i
j
1
lo
admit
my
mistake
If
it
is
shown
Ihal
I
am
wrong-.
I
will
never,,
however,
submit
to
caling
whaj
I
hcjieve
is
a
worthy
ambition
in
order
lo
satisfy
the
cily
engineer.
I
am
ready
lo
inovo
that
thirty
days
notice
be
riven
Ihe
city
cngiiiPPr
In
find
a
new
home
and
ihaUwp
gel
-i!
pew
engineer
who
will
be
ready
to
work
in
harmony
wjlh
llio
council.
I
am
prepared
firsl.
however,
to
sive
the
cily
cn-
guippr
the
cliance
lo
reiraci
tins
iellpr."
AM,
Hlephens
fell.
Ihal
auy
ntliCKHV.shnuhl'thc.
given
Ihe
chance
to
defend
such
charges
as
Had
upon
inane
agaiusi
ine
City
engjnoor.
Uaynr
Newton
agreed
that
such
a
chance
rhould
be
given.
Away
off
Track
"I
am
.unalterably
opposed
lo
the
principle
of
lying
Ihe
hand
if
our
cily
nlliriuls,"
declared
Aid.
Stephens,
"ami
I
Ihiiik
we
ire
gonitis
a
long
way
from
ihe
beaten
I
ruck,
when
llio
Hoard
of
Works
resohes
ilsclf
into
an
employment
ag.icy."
Aid
Slcphens
fgrllier
stated
Ihal
oiily
Iwo
months
ago
Mayor
Newton
bad
agreed
that,
..Mr.
Pearson
was
ip
tins
ciiv
cngineei
ino
city
had
hud
n
years.
"Only
as
far
as
his
own
work
was
concerned,"
interjected
His
Worship.
Aid.
Stephens
then
proceeded
lo
interrogate
Iho
cily
engineer.
"Have
Sherman
or
McHonaM
ever
been
on
your-
payroll
f
,askc
VlI
VUi.n1ii.tw
u
......
.
...
it
I
r,
"No,"
replicdilthcenKirioed,
Jtf
'
"'Have
I
hey
ever
applied
for
work?"
"No,
Ihoujli
Mr.
Sherman
spoke
about
it
once
and
when
I
offered
him
a
job
al
line
an
hour
ho
refused
lo
nccepl
It."
"Have
you
oilier
men
on
th
present
.staff
capable
of
being
advanced?'
"'
"Yes."
AM.
Stephens
tnalnlalneir
thai
well
pleases,
letting
home
real
(continuod
on
past)
six)
r,
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prclty
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