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DAILY
IDITIO
A
tubttitutt
uill
disappoint
you.
Wednesday,
June
jfi,
1926.
Police
Change
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
provincial
police,
which
supplanted
the
local
force
in
the
policing
of
Prince
Rupert,
have
now.
been
in
harness
jusl
two
weeks.
True,
rumor
has
it
that
the
change
ha
had
the
effect
of
eloping
down
certain
illicit
businesses
in
town.
Thoe
engaged
in
the
transaction
of
patronage
of
such
businesses
will
undoubtedly
know
whether
or
not
they
fiave
been
affected
but,
as
far
as
the
law-abiding
public
at
large
is
concerned,
there
is
perhaps
li
f
tie
change
visible.
While
we
may
now
accept
what
we
hear
that
llie're
i.
a
change
for
Ihe
better
in
Prince
Rupert,
tinle
will
only
show
and
prove
whether
the
change
has
reallly
been
aii
effective
und
profitable
one
for
the
city.
In
the
hieaii-iime,
tlie
new
force
is
entitled
to
the
co-operation
of
all
citizens
in
its
efforts
to
bring
about
the
"clean-up"
that
was
desired
by
the
municipal
authorities
when
they
decided
to
make
the
change.
One
gratifying
fealure
following
the
change
has
been
the
fact
that
the
provincial
authorities
have"
seen
fit
to
provide
for
the
members,
of
the
former
city
force
who
served
the
municipality
o
long
and
faithfully.
Not
Firtt
Class
Nations.
Spain
and
Brazil
are
resigning
from
the
League
of
Nations
because
they
are
not
permitted
lo
hold
permanent
council
steals.
They
have
been
non-permanent
members,
holding
seats
which
may
be
filled
from
time
to
lime
by
the
Assembly
of
the
League.
iney
want
permanent
seats
like
Ureal
Britain,
France,
Italy
and
Japan,
claiming
that
their
"prestige
sufers
from
their
inability
to
obtain
them,
and
that
their
present
classification
reduces
llwm
to
the
status
of
second-class
nations.
Certainly
neither
Spain
nor
Brazil
is
a
first-class
nation.
Indeed,
Brazil
has
not
yet
reached
the
distinction
of
a
serond-clas
nation.
There
was
a
tinife
when
Spain
was
the
greatest
power
on
earth,
but
that
lime
was
long
ago.
(Sreece
has
an
even
more
glorious
hislory
than
Spain,
but
Greece
does
not
ask
to
be
regarded
--as
a
firstclass,
nation.
The
-resignations,
of
Spain
and
Brazil
from
the
League
of
Nations,
'.of
course,
tniM
be
generally
regretted,
and
efforts
will
be
made
to
have
them
withdrawn,
but
the
defection
of
neither
should
case
any
serious
trouble..
If
the
choke
is
between
Herman)-
for
a
permanent
seat
and
retirement
of
Spain
and
Brazil
from
their
non-permanent
,
seats,
the
decision
should
be
eay
enough.
The
League
cannot
get
along
without
fiermany,
and
it
can
without
Spain
and
Brazil.
Canada
Enjoying
Fundamental
Prosperity.
A1
IN.
present
moment
the
position
of
the
Canadian
farmer
is.
much
'more
fortunate
thnu
that
of
the
farmer
in
the,
United
Slates
since
the
price
of
Canadian
farm
products
is
above
the
generalVp.rJce
level,
according
to
.the,cijn,ent
monthly
letter
of
.the-Ropl
Rank
of
Canada.
.
FornMifiie
months
the
whole
trend
-of
baic
commodity
prices
has
beeh
downward
in
both
the
United
States
and
I'um.ln
and
as
usual,
raw
materials
have
suffered
more
than'
finished
goods,
the
Jetler
continues.
It
is
p.vident
that
the
balance
be
tween
purchasing
power
and
consumption
is
being
maintained
in
neiier
proportion
hi
Uanada
than
in
the
United
States.
For
Ihe
first
lime
in
two
vears
the
monthlv
total
lias
ex
teeded
exports,
but
Canadian
export
trade
is
"runniinr
at
ah
levels,
Ihe
total
for
the
month
of
April,
$(5(1,1(50,8(18,
being
the
largest
Tor,
-that
particular
month
since
It)
it.
The
actual
volume
of
goods
moving
at
Ihe
present
lime
is
greater
than
the
figure
indicates
because
roinnioililv
tiriep.s
in
lido
were
hidiiv
in.
Best
for
your
White
Shoes
White
Cleaner
It
will
NOT
rub
off,
neither
will
it
soil
the
clothes.
IC
OEMTrMfC
r,f),"L
ami
hp
lkeil
"!
hopen
lil
iir.
1
I
r.llLr,
for
Ihe
llnui
v)i.
n
mi'r
strin-
Sympathetic
Address
Throe
Local
Boys
by
Assize
Court
Judge
Mr.
.Iiisilce
V.
A.
.MacDonal.l
in
the
Assir.e
Court
yesterday
afternoon
sentenced
Harrow
Casey,
Lawrence
dipstick
and
Murdoch
Mackenzie
to
six
months'
Im
prisonment
at
Okalla
for
in
land
-for
the-
sakes
of
ihoie
win
are
sorrowing
for
you
this
after
noon
exclaimed
His
Lordship.
If
he
were
too
lenient,
the
out-
kj.!e
people
would
say
that
Hi
judse
had
come
to
the
Assizes
and
charged
the
jury
lo
do
its
ijuty
but
when
he
came
to
tlis-ifhargiug
his
duty
he
had
shown
Sympathy
because
three
bright
young
men
had
(o
go
lo
ail.
He
had
to
consider
what
tire
result
would
be.
He
would
make
the
sentence
light
in
the
hope
that
the
associations
of
a
prison
vyould
not
have
a
detrimental
ef
fect
on
their
young
lives.
He
va
sending
I
hem
down
for
a
short
sentence
so
that
when
they
came
back
they
rould
hold
up
their
heads,
having
paid
the
penally
of
the
law,
and
show
their
fam
ilies
and
friends
what
good
they
c)iild
do.
In
closing
Mr.
Justice
Mac-
Donalil
aid
"Bear
lids
in
mind,
young
men.
1
could
give
you
i
Very
long
sentence
but
I
am
noi
pinna
to
give
you
a
long
seiU
lehre.
A
long
sentence
in
jai!
!
only
for
the
hardened
criminal.
You
will
be
confined
in
jail
for
the
epace
of
six
pjontlis.'
.
STEWART
WOMAN
GIVEN
SENTENCE
flated.
There
is
nothins:
that
need
aive
Canadians
nnv
I'niieenil098
of
Firearms
Condemned
iii
the
fact
that
imports
are
exceeding
exports,
Ihe
letter
says.
Judge
In
Remarks
on
There
is
no
doubt
that
in
Ihe
latter
months
of
the
verir
when
nni.n
me
seasonal
movements
of
agricultural
produce
gels
under
way
the
trade
balance
will
swing
brfck
to
a
surplus
of
exports.
In
the
meantime
the
present
import
-surplus
can
be
interpreted
as
a
good
indication
of
the
purchasing
power,
in
the
hdnds
of
Canadian
consumers.
High
prices
for
Caiiadjnu"
arm
products,
and
.this
evidence
or
substantial
purchasing
power
in
the
hands
of
Canadian
purchasers,
indicate
a
condition
of
fundamental
proxperily
in
the
duntrj'i
SIX
MONTHS
by
In
parsing
sentence
of
five
Jcars
In
the
penHenllary
on
Ruby
Dolan
for
manslaughter.
Ir.
fonneclinn
with
Ihe
killing
of
James
M
Dohrtld
at
Stewart
on
January
1,
Mr.
Justice
V.
A.
MacDonald
said,
that
In
dispens
ing
criminal
justice
judges
had
u
perform
a
verv
difficult
lask
Speaklhg
for
himself
there
was
no
part
of
the
procedure
con
nected
with
criminal
or
civil
Justice
more
arduous
than
Hit
jlassing
of
rfehtence
on
the
case
before
hi
rn
as
it
was
beyond
the
wisdom
of
any
Judge
to
pass
a
sentence
which
would
exactly
fit
the,
case.
His
Lordship
did
not
think
any
good
purpose
would
be
served
In
discussing
the
details
of
thi
tragedy,
the
dealh
of
James
Neil
Donald.
Accdsed
had
no
right
io
resort
Id
firearm
in
accom
pllsh
the
ohjeel
of
preventing
uonaid
from
doing
her
Injury
i
yw
i
I
Tim
uiejCtf
firearms
was
abhorrent
tfi
BrltUh
Jiiiifv
r.ana.ti
ho
was
proud
If
say.
had
a
p!
sent
Ifgiolation
wnulil
!
ae.l
ONen
When
accuser
lu'.V
llii
'
reVolv.-r
that
nlflu.lm
wn
viHv-.
!'
Usin?
;fHlMJtlurri-e
a
tlejnlli
j
weapon,
aifif
itftv
nremul
ion
s
ha
l
been
tk'tn1i?rUoiier
to
avoid
j
Ihe
risuiHliajKuittflit
occur,
evil!
arconllns
lo
ier
nv-'-i
story,
if'
Ionalr
came
toward
her
and
lliey
tint
InlfKa
lusle.
Aoeusell
nikhl
liave
sioDited
afde.
The.
decent
assault
on
Florence
Mor-fiuy
ha.l
I
tljesip
rns
H'f'ie
them
rfson.
His
Lordship
made
a
strong
and
sympathetic
aiMre-s
In
sentencing
the
three
hoys.
He
said
that,
after
a
fair
trial,
Ihe
.jury
had
properly.
U
his
timid,
found
them
guilty
of
indecent
assault.
"You
are
thn
yonnp
men
jul
starling
out,
a
it,
were,
on
Ihe
threshold
of
life-
ahd,
as
I
understand
it,
have
ha
no
previous
iiad
records"
snl
l
Ihe
juiign.
"You
hate
had
eVery
chance
to
pet
on
In
the
com
munity,
to
'he
a
credit
to
your
families
and
to
yourselves,
Inn
you
had
forgotlen
the
responsibility
that
rested
upon
you
a
young
men
in
committing
this
crime.
.
His
Lordship
dialed
he
wa
not
goin?
to
lecture
the
hoys
hut
he
would
leave
their
own
coh-Hcience
to
do
the
lecturing.
I
was
a
very
difficult
ta-k
he.
had
before
him
in
painp
sentrnra
and
he
had
had
no
more
trying
experience
in
his
legal
career
than
in
determining
jnst
what
he
should
rightly
do
in
this
case
He
had
read
the
depositions
ol
Ihe
case
and
had
considered
a
hat
would
satisfy
the
ends
of
julire
hut
it
had
been
a
difficult
task
lo
solve
and
arrive
at
a
satisfactory
conclusion.
He
had
to
bear
In
mind
that,
just
as
the
Jury
had
its
duty
to
do,
so
had
he
his
duty.
He
did
not
like
to
send
the
.prisoners
to
Okalla
for
a
Ion
if
term
as
it
was
not
a
place
for
young
men
to
go.
Lons
sentences
in
jail
he
considered
diil
harm.
On
Edge
of
Manhood
You
are
just
on
Ihe
edge
ol
manhood,
and
I
ask
'you
to
tx-a.1
that
in
mind
for
your
own
sake
for
5PiA.thatlo!i.
The
fevnKerj
In
arcupt
s
i.cesamn
iiaa
brought
aboul
the
death
of
Donald
but
It
bad
not
been
intended
to
sliodt
him.
One
rquld
not
allow
pify
tti
carry
him
loo
far
in
one
direction
or
severity
'
carry
him
Ion
far
in
another
direction
in
pushing
sentenr.
lie
wa
particularly
oppoed
to
the
Ue
of
firearm
huf
again',
that
oppit&Ulnn
he
had
sympalHv
toward
profile
in
diMre
and
that
inelti.ic'd
people
comb-ted
of
a
erinie.
The
Jurjr
fiiad
t.tkrn
ft
lenlehl
view
of
Hie.
ae
and
bad
asked
him
to
be
lenient
in
pnMihg
ienlrnr.
lie
had
not
only
borne
I'M
farl
m
mHid
btil
alvt
Ihe
repreeitfaii""
made
on
behalf
of
aeetHe.i
by
the
defeniv
nnl
proserutlne
einnL
Bearing
in
mind
Mie
reronunenda-lions
made
Jfy
the
Jury,
the
observation
nil
hetialf
of
prlone:
by
her
counsel
and
Ihe
atlittttie
laken
by
erown
counel
Mr.
Ju
tice
MaVdonald
said
he
IIiobbIo
file
end
of
Just
u-e
weilld
be
satisfied
by
acrused
being
Imprisoned
in
the
penitentiary
for
five
years,
Ihe
sentence
to
dst-
from
the
lime
of
her
arrest.
To
klnctton
Ruby
Oolan
will
ete
her
sen
tence.
iir
.
Knwslon
"iOntarhi-Dominion
Penitentiary,
the
unl
women's
penileuiiary
in
Canada.
l;e
will
be
t
!-auporled
from
here
to
New,
Westminster
wher.'
slie
will
be
furned
over
to
1
Tti
penitentiary
authorities
and
taken
on
by
liiem
io
Kingston
New
books
on
many
subjects
are
put
IN
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
The
following
new
book
hae
leeii
added
io
i
he
slielxes
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Public
LI-!
brary:
Religion
'
Lewis
The
Old
Testament
fit
the
20th
Century.
Sociology
Adams
Women
Professional!
Workers.
Deer
The
Orisrlns
of
Ihe
Ilrit-1
sb
Colonial
.System.
Philology
Masnn
Trouble
me
Whrds
and
Ho
lo
I'se
Them.
Science
Meek
Instructions
for
Ihe:
r.nmpenalioii
of
Ihe
Magnetic.:
Compass.
Useful
Arts
Maclteih-
The
lloinance
of
tho
C.P.II.
Wright
Automotive
Con-Iriictiun
and
Repair.
M
-.
Literature,
.
'flrij
Mei
lir
siff
i!l25.
De,
,La
,Mare-J-4m
II
llber'An
nthnloKy.
'
.
Tuell
-
-vfr.
.Meynell
iand
Her
'.ilea-ary
fieiieraliijn.
j.j
S'nt
llt.mo'r
lihyrflfis
Infliu
ence.
Yea
Is
Plories.
Hipham
Hritain.
liarly
Poems
and
Biography
-Prime
Ministers
of
Ilesermann
Liqdencrone
'
Sunny
Side
of
Dfplninafie
Life.
History
Hums
hnrl
History
of
In-lernalional
Intercourse.
Jlellnc
Miniatures
of
French
History.
Ilobinsnn
lievelnpmenl
of
the:
HritHi
Kmi'ire.
BOND
DEALERS
FROM
EASTOMING
HERE
Delegates
from
Jasper
Convent
tlon
Will
Visit
City
on
Their
Way
to
Vancouver
The
clly
iffujieij
was
adrle4
last
nlsrht
in
a
teller
from
the
Iloyal
t'lnanilal
Corporation
of
Vancouver
that
a
number
of
I'asiern
deleaMs
lo
the
fldmlm.
Ion
Hnnd
Healers'
Assoelrtllnn
fonventlon
beinsy
held
at
.lasper
Park
today
anil,
'tomorrow
wotibi
pass
Ihroujli
Prince
ftuperl
In
a
few
days
en'roule
In
Vancouver.
The
leller
suggested
thai
Ihe
pity
council
or
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade
gel
in
touch
with
these
ileleales
and
make
some
ar-
i
ranitenienls
for
Iheip
enlcnain-
nieiit
uhile
here.
Ihe
Uesir
ilnliiv
of
inlere.linit
the
visitor
n
ihe
eily
was
lresed.
The
iHHtneil
ei.ed
lo
extend:
!lie
usual
coiirtesle
In
the
dele-;
gates
on
arrival
here
provided!
the
expenditure
of
too
great
al
um
of
money
Is
not
involved
i'hey
wHI
probably
be
met
hy
the
j
mayor
ami
certain
of
Ihe
uider-!
itx'ti
and
laken
In
ViH
Ihe
cold
J
KloTaae
plant
and
other
point
of
interest
in
Ihe
city.
II
is
anticipated
lliey
will
he
here
only:
a
few
hour
tnaklnz
connections:
mm
train
to
boat.
i
r4VIOALK
WATINS
PftOTCCTION
ACT
R.S.C.
Mhtmt
its.
j
TU
BntUli
(jiluiubu
flilD(
k
I'srk
I
10(
l
Mfijllj
l.lllillrtl.
hrrrbV
flr
DO
'.
Uer
Out
II
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April,,
tm,
:
MINtRAL
ACT,
CCRTiricArt
oT
IMPROVtMINTS
,
nir
iJinvi.n
Minora!
Uiirn,
muaie
Ii
lli;
Atllii
Vluin
IHvltioii
i,f
i
aMIir
lll
Irfrl.
Whrre
totaled:
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itraiov
and
tdjoiiilnir
and
ttrtliral
nr
thn
'aninifi
KlK-n-nm
MIihtiI
llafVn
to
1Mb
tnu
ur
ututwDtti,
.
lUiu.i
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
(iolil,
j77,iMi;i,Ut.:
Lode
Mt;
Silver,
971.1
1
1.:i07;
Lead,
SlU'l8.i0T
;
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tl7.0.Ht?
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;
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imi
i
John
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a
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4QJJH.
In-1
Irnd.
aim
tUft
man
the
dlo
Iw-rrof
!
io
PPD
Id
Ihf
Mlmnr
Itrmnlrr
for
a
Orlirirato
of
linprnrrmrnlt.
fur
ihe
tmr
!
I-we
nr
ubuinlnr
a
i
rc.un
urinl
i.f
ihci
;
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rurltwir
lake,
retire
lhal
acnon,
iindor
Motion
JJ,
tnu
bo
rnnnotirriJ
'
fiefnre
ih
lim
of
urh
Ortiriralo
t,
Imriruvottionta.
'
hi
led
thl
III
day
of
June,
AO
Jt
II,
Mr.X.
l'HASn,
Arrtil.
MINERAL
ACT.
CSRTIPICATf
OP
IMPROVE
MINTS
Bl
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anywi
o
t
Vinoral
i.laim.
aim
le.
In
the
Allln
Vinlnx
Dlvl..,n
nf
Ca
lar
iMMrlol.
Whore
Inoiiod.
On
Vol
rtiiic
crook
Vuiotn
Cr.ok,.
adj.lnin
and
iiihei
or
In
inynn
Mn.
t
iu
londnn
Minora!
claim
(Li.t
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Tur
fi-ri.-L-
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i
r.non
Mfiiinv.
Nollca
of
Istanileil
to
Apply
U
taau
Unit
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province,
of
i
Western
Canada
tit.)
.Mix
ellmieons
Minerals,
I.f)lt,:i87
;
Coal
ml
tlokc.
27;,HK.l5;i;
fl,,.
Ilrick.
Cement,
etc.,
$t
,tH.i..sS0;
inukitig
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
.
I:
Si.n
K
SI,
how
au
'
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec,
1925
$61,492,242
The
Mining
Laws
of
Uus
Province
;.rc
more
liberal
niul
Ihe
te,
;
ihoe
of
nny
olher
Province
in
Ihe
Ilomini
u.
or
mi)
ooiiy
in
Ihe
Hrd
ti
K
t
Mineral
location
are
grnnlnl
lo
ilis-nvereis
ror
nouiinal
fre.
Absolute
Tilles
nre
nblaiiieil
by
deve
pHig
-ueli
properlies,
Ihe
sr.
.
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,
i
giiaranU'ed
by
Crown
(Irani;
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Full
information,
togclber
with
Ml
jug
lleport
and
.Mttps,
i-
,
gratis
by
addressing
.
THE
HON.
THE
MNISTER
OF
MlNri
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.ll.
Prnclirally
all
Ilritih
Odiitu'tiu
Mint
rnl
Prnperlieo
upon
menl
work
has
been
done
nre
described
in
some
one
of
Hie
Animal
.
Mimler
of
Mines.
Thott
considering
miiiiiig
iuvesliiibilll,
shoijld
r
i.
r
Mrl.
They
are
available
wilhlml
charge
on
npdicaUnii
In
Ihe
Heparin.
,
Vicluria.
H.C..
lleMirl
covering
earh
of
Ihe
mx
Mineral
Suney
lli-lru
-n
,
.
eparalel',
and
are
nrnilable
on
application.
lleporU
of
Ihe
(teolognal
s
.
nda.
Vinh
lluilding,
Vniictnive!r,
are
rrromiuetided
as
valuable
.mh
.
Lou.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND.
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Tort
Floitlng
Dry
Dcxl
engineers,
Machinists,
BollermaVers,
Blacksmttht,
fitun
makers.
Founder,
Woodworkers,
EU.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDIfta.
(Inr
plant
is
eipiipped
lo
handle
sll
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
arid
IM
Steamship
and
Train
Service
Si'Unta
frn
rmmct
RUPfttT
f
f
VCOUtl,
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far
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ALICI
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Saa4.
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(,l
SCREEN
DOORS
In
Four
Sizes
ADJUSTABLE
WINDOW
SCREENS
Assorted
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Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd
255
Third
Ave.
MINERAL
ACT,
Nolle
af
Application
lap
Carllfltala
l
lmpfotmnl.
Mineral
hill
firoupT
roni
lint
nr
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rfl
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lllli
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.
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eral
mil
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l,
and
simmill
Mlwra
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rree
Minora
trlirirato
Sn.
707H.
in.
:
Claim.
slluSte
In
I
ha
xkrona
Mmlnt
lll
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ami
nay
rriitn
Iho
dale
lioronr,
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thn
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lo
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or
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ACT.
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ror
tlm
owner".
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al
the
end
ut
slaty
day
rmm
ihe;
date,
hereof,
Id
I'plT
to
tlul
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hornrdor
ror
a
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i,l
liiiprnfoiiiMiti
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nf
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abo
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la
pply
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lea
or
tho
follow-In
dearrllied
land!
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pn
planted
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lh
north
end
of
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more
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