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Old
Age
Pensions
and
Workers.
i'
we
111
cuarge
01
liatuuta
a
ii.tiailces.
Wednesday,
September
1,
!
Tjiriople.jvhbvOrk
for
wage;
aiid'-wlioe
poliOijf
art
ni$
very
secure
are,
Ihe
ones
who
should
take
most
lutcfer
in
old
age
petition.
Thev
are
usually
the
ones
vho"w6u!d
take
advantage
of
the
payments
provided
for
in
Hie
mwisiire.
At
the
last
ession
of
Parliament,
the
Liberal
Government,
aided
by
the
Progressives
and
the
Labor
members,
prepared
a
bijl
which
passed
the
House
of
.Commons-
but
whs
defeated
by
the
Tory'
Senate.
'
It
provided
for
small
payments
to
old
men
who
were
unable
jo
earn
for
themselves.
It
was
a
beginning
in
.the
way
of
recognition
of
a
national
duty.
Now
.Mr:
WteigliCn
says
he
also
is
in
favor
of
old
age
pensions
but
he
wants
to
haVe
some
conferences
first
and
as
it
is
hot
Iikelyt
tlife
provinces
will
agree
it
is
tantamount
to
perpetual
p'nilponeuierit;-
If
Mackenzie
King
is
returned
to
Jower,
the
bAl
will
be
again
paed
by
Ihe
Commons,
and
if
the
Senate
still
opposes
it,
the
Senate
Tory-
majoritywill
soon
be
-wiped
out
and
-the
bill
passed
li?
the
Liberals.
For
that
reason
alone
the
people
who
lAfJl..;v'.Mi;.thp,
seaV.P.Ui.Vli:
hrwv
Jhduld.
$ilplort
.Hie,
King
Government
by
voting
for
Fred
Stork.
Quebec.
Exception
Makes
No
Difference.
!
11
is
hr'iitd
thit
Quebec
iill
not
agree
'hi
fhe:
passage
of
ntf.old
age
peiisitiiimeasiire;
The:
Cathoiic
Church
looks
after
the
old
peopft
iuyhahprovijw-e
hut
twent-,dol)ara
moijth
will
help
out.
Ir
Oi'tht'C
uoe
not
want
it,
the
measure
'can
bC
applied
in
the
province.
where
it
is
wanted.
Becnu.se
Qilfhee
does
hoi
want
it,
i
no
reason
we
shtnild
be"
without
it
in
British
ttiluihbia.
Quebe.d
will
fall
in
line'
Ja.ter.
-
,.:
.
.
-
'
Liberals
Saved
Much
Mbhey
to
Country.
j
Figures
which
hove.
-been
compiledthowihg
that
during
Ihe
fiscal
year
ended.
Macji
ist,?i'.27
Jbe
people
of
Canada
will
have
been
saved
.$20,1
8
liOijTlip
reasonlof
the
reduction-,
and
changes
made
by
the
Hof)liiBudget,of
the
present
year.
These
reductions
are
estimated
as.
follows:
Customs
Duties
?
2,578,000
Special
Wah
Bevenue:
PiWlage
;
t
,
Stamps
on
Heceipts
..,;.
,
.
S'lles
Tax
.
.
,
.
j,
.
.
f
...
;
.
.
Carbonic
Acid,
Has
'.
.
......
.
.
,
Ships'
Stores'
$5,500,000
750,000
.
aoo.ooo
28,000
.25,000
Antombb'ilei
t
3,000,000
Income
Tax
0,003,000
li'.tfOO.OOO
.
".;
'.
$2,18!,000
TlllS
renreSeills
a
lllrH
envintr
nf
nnnrvivtmnlnti-
it
nn
f...
.
f
-
-
--
--
...
1..
ir,.iii...(.
i
j
VU(,'W
I1J1
evfry
man,
woman
and
child
in
Canada.
.5.
J'0"
Jami
A.
Bobb,
forhier
minister
of
finance
in
the
Liberal
Ooerimi(ii,.wh(t.ha
been
responsible
for
this
saving,
haf
recentlv
indjcateilf
tlmljf
the
Lil.erairare
j-elhrnftl
to
power,
there
ysitl
be
fiirlher'reduMions
in
taxalion.
It
is
interesting
to
f,U'.v-j(,l?
'.figures
njwin
which
Mr.
Bobb
liases
his
promise.
.
.ir'XblwHhstaiiilinir-
th
A
riff
rhtttniitU
nrninAMal
1.
t
-
'?Hl
JarfRj-jMSr,
the
receipts
from
nlslohi
for
the
Tour
months,
i'?'
.!11
1
l"
J'"')'
3t
have
ben
?
tfi,02R,28d1
hU
cornpated
with
the"
same
period
last
year
of
811773,183;
In
PXiM&f
rliiHoa
Ilia
fit,,.
rt.i.lll.u
..rtMK.l
ii.-
.
...
w
-
,,,,
iwiii
uiiiun
iiiiiiicu
lur
mis
year
pro
duced
-$t3,TJ0
1,0
tl
as
compared
wtlh
!i
i,055,0t)l
for
last
year.
rii-c
uiwn
v,ues
taxes,
eto.4
utr
the
same
four
trirtnths
Jliis
dfli,
itn
.i.M
,,ruiMui
Willi
II,S.,.IM.
these,
,.
,
four
nionlhs
tPj
total
in
these
three
classes
of
kxalion
was
W0.
-t
85.010.
For
the
Hirresonding
period
of
last
v!ar
Hie
lolal
was
S82,U5Vi70.
The
increase'
orritmnls
roughly
"to
-even
nHd
a
lia
f
Ulillioil
lhlll;ir
for
flilf-
tiirtnll.u
Will.
U...
.t,x.:i..
that
Kiit'h
figures
vlll
be
ihaintaiiied
it
is
coniparailvely
easy
to
See
llirtl
-Mr.
ttolili
w.'lli.
Uik
bii
i-in.U...
..-i
s
,t,
.
11
otim
iiu
vi-uiiiuiiy
in
U1C
1
.
1
i
.1
ndtnliiistration
of
the
kdvernntent
will
be
able
!o
Carry
out
his
promises
in
fiiHfier
feiiiiic.tiohs
in
tnxnlion
should
he
once
more
Keep
your
blood
cool
1
SHREDDED
WHEAT
is
cooling
aild
nourlshino;.
Rife
for
bkakfast
or
lunch
In
The
Letter
Box
"priMi
quashed
by-'Judsri
in
the
south
o
donht
a
lot.
of
reversed
ido-
cisii.ns
f-mtl.l
Ih
nvitiilct
if
.I.P.'A
Initial
I
IpciiI
ririopiiiirl
at
outlined.,
jn
the
Criminal
-
.dxl"
for
fif
ir
heiiefit
or
t
a
dejin-ile
H
of
inlrujilulu5.asl6
pro-ceilure
were
issued1
to
lliem
by
the
Altornpy-(ieneral.
Hecenll
1
had
aiiple
opportlmily
of
see
ing
a
J.l.
in
action.
Apparently
no
written
summonses
were
issued
as
required
hy
law.
Tile
meii.
tlifee
of
them
in
the
Nrsl
place,
wire
arrrtkrned.
One
no!
guilty;
the
other
pled
guilty
or
self
defimce.
"till
your
witnesses."
said
the
juili'c,
and
in
the
next
breaHi
or
newspaper
reporters
who
would
spread
It
before
lliei'
reader
in
the
form
of
cold
type.
This
would
safeguard
the
hysterical
voter
against
being
Com-p'-lled
lo
swallow
his
polillcn
ready-made.
$nnw
nf
ii.
foil.
------
---...x
r
a
J
tl
(
J
t
cles
which
arrf
nhouled
from
the
noi
se
tons
ahd
Proclaimed
as
facts
will
be
exposp.1
In
a
hrlei
tevlew
df.sotne
pf
Jhe
IsAUes.
Bipi
Life
Blood
It
Is
onenlr
itii4eriert
timl
it
u
idue
to
the
nroleetlon
riffririlM
wages
by
Ihe
tariff
In
the
Stales
uiai
me
wage
scale
are
highe
'
i
here.
Ttis
answer
is
that
forty
j
thousand
men
could
enir
th
Slati
everv
ilnv
nf
Hih
week
and
it
could
enter
into
direct
,competi-
MAQISTRATE5
CRITICIZED
l0"
wl,n
M-ttr
there
a
I
mun
from
lamlftifr.
Tlie
tariff
K.h(op
Daiiv
NVwr
-
?
,Jttw
W.oe
in-iunn
aumf,
llnr
mi.
II.
f.
..n..
"..I"
nip
in
it
in
int.
inril
1
C111
'
COIltruIlM
I.na
tetn
innnv
vti.l.i.
-ae,s
snapped
out
"adjourned.
1
ilcsuniing
.4Jie
.foliawwitf,
.Until
Judse
started
all
over
am
in.
This
time
the
nariv
who
ulcail-
-d
guilty
changed
his
plea.
The
(rial
proceeded
villi
the
other
party,
and
witnesses
were
calle
I
for
the
prosecution,
but
tin
itnkre
did
not
ask
ihe
man
11:1
trial
if
he
had
anv
witnesses.
but
satd
now
we'll
hear
what
you
have
to
say,
and
when
he
wa
finished,
fined
him.
Instead
hi
Nmlinuing
with
the
case
a
tarted
on
the
first
day
tht
Judge
laid
the
foundation
for
appeal
by
starting
all
over
again.
Because
no
written
summons
was
issued
another
ground
for
ippeat
was
left.
If
the
party
who
laid
the
complaint
did
nut
see
the
affair
lit
vas
acting
on
heresay
evidence,
finally
if
the
judge
either
saw
tart
of
the
affair,
and
also
If
he
discussed
the
affair
previous
hi
lie
t-:il.
he
should
not
have'
'istened
to
ttu
cn
se.
It
tiii
t
nuite
iiossible
for
the
discus.sinr
H
tftfur
owing
to
the
positinr
'IQ
occupi'-s.
Tradillons
of
Uril
il
Justice
demands
fair
nl.i-
.i
conlip?
to
the
law.
HK.nF.ft.
GOVERNMENT
BY
I'llilnr
Hail..
Viw..
.
and
then-
are
ho'l
beriiiins
more
llian
V0
per
cent
of
;.ie
v;'liers
there
who
are
tlilis
subsiiiiiied,
wlibe
it
taps
the
IHeiblood
troitj
tile
re-iiiatnilt'r
id
fird-'f
o
do
this,
and
il
..toe's
the
sa'ine
thing
here.
i
The
.merirai
quota'
Uw
which
cohlrols
ami
restricts
im-nisgralion
is
the
most
effective
uslrument
yet
ibvised
for
es-,
tahlishinc
anil
tuamlaiiiinsr
liiirii
wages
and
it
is
upon
this
ttaslsj
aloiie
hat
the
general
incrfrasti;
in
wages
in"
thai
country
and
particularly
in
unorganized
dls-j
tricts
ha
la
lien
place
Pap
Fed
Industries
The
tariff
was
introduced
un-i
der
the
pretext
of
aiding
infant'
industries,
unlit
they
wre
ablei
ht
stand
on
their
feel,
(his
was
nearly-
Tofty
years
flFO
and
tbeyj
lave
not
jel
arisen
to
theiri
'
nees.
ami
never
will
as
long
as
Ihey
are
pap-fed.
A
tariff
is
a
sub-;,
dlty
only,
nrnt
a
statue
tariff
.s
i
Hxe.1
subsidy
and
unless
lim-l
jed
il
is
an
'iiiuoilioii.
What
.he
rouutry
iiceds
is
a
measure!
Allien
will
control
and
reMricl;
niports,
thereby
reseriii(;
t.'i'
tome
markets
for
home
pro--iuced
articles
and
iTifrfiflsinir
"mployment
and
the
tariff
or
il-
-
-
t
eir
cannot
funi'i
mn
along
these
'hies,
p'roleclion
which
is
a
hwwi
t
f
r
in
4j
h..n
......
I.
...i
-
-
-
--
-
.
j
.
VI
II....
.,
about
the
country
from
one
en.!
10
Ihe
other,
yet
then-
is
not
one
who
Swallows
this
noliiii-a!
rot
can
define
it,
nor
point
to
a
sinple
instance
where
a
tariff
of
itself
restricts
imports.
Tl
!OSi"
who
preach
Hits
doelnne
and
who
occupy
-Ihe
seals
of
the
(nighty
have
never
defined
il
and'
never,
will.
Whvf
ttee.-nun
it
,
it
subterfuge
and
-In
define
i
means
to
expose
Ihe
deception.
,
Duty
on
Cars
j
The
reduction
of
diilies
on
automobiles
is
another
point,
if)
ars
wer-
on
tne
rree
list
thu'
iricei.
would
be
about
the
same
in
both
,-iiuniries.
ir
a
tariff!
.tere
plaecdbh
ears
it
would!
reale
An
aritrffi.il
price
In
ex-j
ess
of
the
competitive
nrice
.
...
j
.t.
o,
f
.
-
-
.-...-v
...
.
,
t
1'lll.C
Hehiocraey
is
being
branded
w,,en
liUe,t
e!it
were
iiiipHed'
ill
.w.l
...III
-
I
ril
fAutA
Tr.A
rtM.iri..ll
.
11IIII
1.
1.1
ti
l.
f.
fill.
;
.
t,u-tr,
us
.11
System
of
craft
lln.r.f..r..
.11.
..
.
"
-"
"
I
wonl
of
warrtimr
.should
Iim
sounded
to
those
who
listen
in
r
hear
addresses
delherml
im
political
spellbinders,
and
wh
wallow
without
salt
all
stole.
Inents
enranatitur
from
mn
ources.
Fur
since
the
Ham
nt
Julius
Cae.ar
the
system
of
gov-
eminent
has
been
and
is
yet
Cased
on
the
theory
that
fact
niusi
ne
reserved
for
the
fevs
Alnle
the
-rabble
conslitutituv
3
It
does
about
80
per
cent
of
th?
Iiopulation
must
be
fed
on
mvllii.
and
fallacies.
.
the
time
has
arrked
whet,
this
system
which
has
served
it
purpose
musl
be
reversed
aui
iiie.wiiesi
put.iicity
given
to:thi
fact
alone,
if
we.
arc
not
to
be
come,
a
nalion
of
economic
and
political
morons,
anil
if
democ
racy
is
to
survive
the
trial
up
mi
which
it
has
been
iiWkiI
.
the
world
allar.
The
nraeti
followed
by
politicians
in
making
political,
speeches
is
to
stav
al
half-truths
whieti
viri,.
ally
MMehotds
ahiJ
by
upi-eal
io
nie
emotions-jway
(lie
convictions
of
those
who
are
unable
to
distinguish;
between
Iruc
and
false
philosophies.
It
is
assumed
that
the
voler
lias
the
right
t.i
use
the
ballot
as
ho
sees
fit,
and
this
assumplien
may
be
justified
Hi
sofar
as
he
himself
is
concerned
but
when
is
considered
thai
because
of
his
Kallahility
every
citizen
may
be
compelled
io
sunmu
to
legalized
extortion,
Ilitaimeitloii.
should
be
demanded.
,
ProhlbH.
Public
Speaking
In
order
0
protect
the
ballot
w
en
er
against
the
confusion
which
is
Occasioned
by
the
liyb
none
Influence
eierclsed
by
IlieSe
spellbinders
and
to
provide
for
an
orderly
feasonlnn
process
of
Hie
issue's
involved,
puimc
speaking
on
political
is-sues
which
is
a.
menace
to
the
public
wellare
should
be
proel-biled.
The
nnlllleinn
i,n,,i.t
.i
.
U
H
1
1
-
liver
his
addresij
before
a
gi-oiijl
....
.i
.
miiiM
mi
iiriri
s
eslnbltiifted
by
iniixuieil
iaii
ind
when
the
drtiflnal
paiie
tariff)
is
either
increased
irl
educed,
Uie
arti.'iMal
price
ley.-l:
f
alitdthuUetfly
rrffsed
or
bnv-i
red.
and
ii
the
cause
tariff
is
sutpended
Ihe
effect
(nrtifl
'
ial
price
i
vanishes,
and
th'
"ompetilive
returns.
a
rut
'
n
the
tarifr
on
such
things
as
ar
necessarily
means,
an
tvuali
.-t'll
lie
lit
whether
there,
is
aiiy
sales,
lux-!
ury,
or
any
other
Ux
suspnd"d
ir
lllllio-eil
ii;i
lli
ii,m
tirn-
duced
car
it
will
ndl
In
any
way
ureci
the
artificial
price
level
no
mauer
wttai
cvtnttng
hpoerisy
may
say
10
me
rntttrary.
8-ndaQ'ilng
.SiiiUgftlhw
is
importing
dull
ililn
goons
without
pacing
the
ax.
If
a
riisfitina
trrieir
tnni-
eil
on
the
hmindary
were
akeij
who
does
n,,t
nmtifrsrle'
Uf
woubi
nf
shrtes,
hHiacfco.
-LlifarJIte
add
a
d6en
ollieS-
.
tilings
in
tl(?
v
PlalkV.
puis
(he;
Wei
on
io
gled
In
their
Mine.
'Hie
fan,.
,,f
smilggllng
is
nol
due
to
a
hiiMs
tariff
lliifik.
but
lo
(he
nrlce
level
Jie-
hind
Ihe
tariff.
,U
ari
Instano
ii
tariff
of
h.on
a
hushel
couid'
i.
Guard
against
Healths
Invisible
Enemies
with
LIFEBUOY
"
"
'
-
-
-
Lcrcr
Brother!
limited
Toronto
example,
if
a
tariff
of
50
per
Cent
were
placed
on
Imls,
on-
Valued
at
wjien
imported
wouhl
sell
for-
.30
and
sun
Har
local
made
Inil'
would
sr'l
ror
Ihe
same
price.
A
oror.i
llkely
answ.r,
only
IJiose
who',,r
S..'0
wouhl
accrue
have
pot
the?
oppbrlnplty
to
fio
lniporlil
wilhoin
paying
t
tn
a
lis'
the
tar-
so.
.
The
ruin
'whb'bWs
a
n.ilei'ff
which
is
the
incentive
to
fmi&r;d
If
un
new
lav
wri'
inu'OiI
fn
r;if
XUe
prlr
of
tli"!
timil
lint
it-a
iiiti
uit
iiia.i
evvide
paying
fhe
duly,'
break?
j'att
15
per
cenl
above
Uie
com-
Mir
packag.-s
fo'r
tji
same
pur-ll,'l"'
Pr
restricting
(he
pro-6
li
defiSudlhgjl)T!
customs
f"
1
Ics
'han
75
cent
on
Hie
and
Is
virtually
a
siliugpler,
ycl
hat.
Ihe
smuggler
would
nol
mostly
everybody
does
thefc
smiiirgle
bals
or
any
thing
else,
things
and
think
nothiiug
of
it.nder
like
eondii
ions'.
This
is!
VI
any
point
on
Ihe
boundary
a
democracy,
however,
and
this'
smtll?irlln7
in
...,11
..
i-
n
l.i
11
wontil
inlrri.
ti
ln,
n.
'
,,
oi.mii
nnjr
IS
...in
mi.-!
being
continuously
carried
on
'privilege
conferred
on
the
spe-i
n...i
iii-tv.ivii
win
ne.
r.ven
tiioe
l""
miint
ineir;
who
are
iioldin
up
llieir
hands
.P'omd
of
flesh
and
would
bound
lnl...1vt:.
.
I..
..
...
I
ii
nun
mirror
may
nave
smug-
,,r
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uiih-
jriXE
OK.
Till'
llAllltM'
NEW
KIND
OF
BANGLES
,!
AND
OF
BRACELETS;
be
phiced
on
wlierfl
and
nnl
a'
LONDON,
Sept.
.
Youti'
bushel
would
be
sniuggled
in,
tlH
lenders
or
feminine
fashion
have
remedy
is
to
place'
Ifmll
on
Mm.
inlrodii-ed
n
new
nole
in
baibles
price-raising
subsidy
collccled
by!nnd
bracelets.
II
Is
a
revival
of
ihMi-
f!""rri!
PH""
old
link
chain
Hracelcl
but
hi
t
,Ar
trpr
renaln.
a
,,
lh,,,ly
and
siudded
will
ilgh
as
a
hawk's
nest
and
not
i,recous
slones
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VAMcouvrn.
tr.iwMji'.
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SAWS
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b(UKrrul
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a.
t
'UoNotcinAo'X
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co.
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mm
1
1
ii
b
,
i
rum
one.
io
two
incnes
long,
and
Invisibly
hinged.
Some
are
hing.'
ed
halfway
so
Hint
the
chain
Is'
supple
and
between
the
links
are"
set
large
pyramid-shaped
stones'
ill
blue,
brown,
amber
or
blatk.
Oilier
bracelets
tore
made
of
(Mug
oval
links
hinged
together
iwllh
band,
of
gold
n
finely
work-'
ed
that
they
look
like
Idee.
An-
i
Diner
is
mane
or
dirrerefit
shifdel
rortnlhtlf
ICANADIAN,
wane
To
Ktchltn
To
Vncogr,
inceuttr,
A
LL
Jay
long
vc
arc
in
almost
con-
scant
contact
witli
glirmlidcn
things
thitigs
which
others
luvc
touched.
Whcrtcr
there
b
dirtj
dust
or
grime,
there
is
danger
of
irifeaion.
Lifebuoy,
the
ultra-refined
antiseptic
soip,
the
most
widely
used
soap
in
the
world,
is
your
sure
safeguard.
It's
bland,
creamy
lather
opens
and
purifies
the
pores
and
lets
them
breathe,
keeping
-
die
skin
satiny-smooth
and
healthy,
and
free
from
infection.
Until
you
luvc
used
Lifebuoy
for
bathing,
you
will
never
know
how
wonderfully
invigorating
a
bath
can
be
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
5DAP
Purifies
arid
Protects
LB-ri
Steamship
and
Tra
i
-i
Service
PAttlltatR
TRAINS
LtAVC
PRINCt
RUPIRT
HH.
11.10
l.m,
fnr
PRINCE
OCOROt.
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WINNIPtO.
itl
Ctniiti,
t'nlliKf
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til
Octtn
tmMp
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CintdUn
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in
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from
prisjcb
pueRT
fr
vncouvii,
viotosis,
invt
ttth
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4
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p.m.
ror
MAistrr
ihlet
mondat,
4
oo
p.m.
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KIOiaATI
INLCT
tiul
IOUTM
QUIIN
CMASIOTTI
in
If
1M
tlto
for
your
not
hliinwnl.
CU
Tltk'tt
Off
It,
B2I
Thlf
At
Print
Ruptrl.
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-
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Pacific
Railway
Bi
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
frdrh
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I,
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Junttu
tnd
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tilo
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4,
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for
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Sfn.
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of
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UNION
STEAMSHIPS.
LIMITED
Silllnn
trofa
prior
Ruri.
el
.
ANOOUtlR.
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totntos
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yr
lh
see
Hint
'here
are
oi"
SKtld
caes
of
m
"oui
f
ok
And
John
suddenly
and
ln-lT.'J
wihi-ii
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iook
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fib
i.
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II
IS
reverie
revere'
like
corded
ribbon.
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ccnuy
I
said
lo
cusct
him
as
I
was
many
in
ft