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the
Leather
"Nugget"
gives
to
shoes
the
pliable
comfort
of
ager-presenres
their
original
appearancegives
them
the
shining
freshness
of
new
shoes.
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ijity
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of
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Circulations.
OAILT
EDITIOM
Thursday,
July
22,
i920.
t.
Boost
your
town
ahd
the
town
will
boost
you.
'
Knock
your
town
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
Weekly
Excursion
to
Terrace
Suggested.
Following
the
excursion
to
Terrace
on
Snndav
last
when
nearly
.seven'
hundred
people
frum
tills
oily
availed
themselves
ui
me
uj.jiui
luimj
Hi
niuRt'
me
inp,
.uie
mea
is
sogge-ieu
mat
n
special
train
might
he
rim
weekly
to
that
point
and
be
well
patronized.
Prince
Rupert
And
Terrace
have
a
good
deal
in
common
and,
during
recent
years,
the
latter
point
has
become
quite
a
summer
resort
fur
Prince
Rupert
people.
If
there
were
such
a
train,
dnrinc
the
nwinllix
nf
I
llll
7k
tilt
A
11
fTtlct
il
WTatl
11
alluw'
local
business
men
lo
send
Iheir
families
to
Terrace
for
uie
summer
aim
give
mem
me
oportnnily
of
going
up
and
visiting
them
once
a
week.
It
would
provide
an
enjoyable
and
cheap
week-end
outing
for
local
people
and,
so
-doing,
would
I'm
good
both
for
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace.
It
is
said
that
the
railway
company
could
undertake
to
run
such
a
train
if
at
least
100
i
"
.
uv.i
u
ij.
jk
iiiiui
ic
iii
Willie
mc
company
at
least
trying
iU'
'
Political
Differences
And
Not
Personal
Ones.
With
the
election
date
announced
and
party
nominating
conventions
called
all
over
the
Dominion,
another
federal
polling
conieft
is
iiow.well
.under
way.
.Each
party
will
cck
advantages
over
.the
others
and
there
will
be
political
criticisms
and
duelling.
It
is
to
be
hoped,
however,
that
political
differences
will
be-
regarded
only
as
such
and
that
personal
animosities
and
hai-d
feeling
may
be
avoided.
A'fjer
all,
we
have'
to
live
together
and
it
will
be
well
if
our
difference
are
only
political,
not
being
allowed
lo
reach
the
personal
point.
Why
Is
United
.
.
States
Unpopular?
'
,'
v
f
'
The
United
.Stales
has
awtikened
lo
the
fact
lhat
it
is
the
most
disliked
nation
in
the
world,
says
the
Ottawa
Citizen.
In
Europe,
America
is
spoken
or
in
scornful
terms
if
not
words
of
hatred;
.Open
dislike
is
expressed
by
persons
and
the
press,
and
whenever
occasion
offers,
this
feeling
bursts
out
in
popular
demonstration!--.
Witness
the
parade
of
war
veterans
in
Paris
against
American
debt
settlement
term"?,
and
the
tirade
of
the
London,
press
when
the
famous
f
Mm
"The
Hig
Parade"
va
shown
there.
In
Japan,
.Mexico,
South
America,
unpopularity
of
Americans
and
things
American
increase?.
All
this
is
in
painful
contrast
with
the
feelings
of
oilier
nations
seven
years
ago.
Then
America
was
seen
as
the
savior
of
mankind,
a
knight
errant
arisen
to
deliver
the
nations
frohi
the
-scourge
of
war.
The
change
has.
put
been
due
to
Ihe
failure
of
the
American
knight
tp
live
up'lo
expectations,
although
that
(
circumstance
adds
to
the'"
intensity
of
European
feeling
now.
11
has
beeil
bronchi
nlimil
liv-
.1
ri..wl
,nnn..
,,.,....:.,.
.11
1
towards,
the
unreasonable
conviction
that
the
United
Stales
is
a
U
object
or
contempt
and
abhorrence.
Wif
Englishmun'who
has
frequently
visiled
Ihe
United
Slates
j
in
recent
years
writing
in
the
New
York
Times,
puts
forward
a
typical,
British
explanation
of
Ihe
dislike
for
America.
.
It
is
I
iI.?.l-Jre".e.ver
Arerk-au
competes
in
ny
contest
or
gnmef,
heimericans
present
are
wild
in
their
cheers
arid
fapp!ause,
fbul
they
never
raise
a
hand
or
titter
a
sound
for
any
oilier."
And
:no
doubt
that
does
explain
alot
in
England,
but
iii
continental
.countries
it
willnot
carry
so
much
weight.
,
''
iy
extenl,
the
outipathy
to
Americans
can'
be
traced
lo
the
eiiv
f
United
Stales
prosperity.
Tliri
poor
rarely
display
a
spoiilaneoiis
affection
for
the
rich;
indeed,
it
is
often
n.
cardial
hostii
ty.
And
so
with
nation..
To
some
extent
also,
Americans
are
aNo
criticised
for
Iheir
aloofness
from
suffering
Europe,
their
demands
for
debt
settlement
from
others
who
think
they
(Sacrificed
infinitely
imire
(as
they
did),
their
general
air
or
p-outhrul
arrogance,
national
vainglory
and
cultural
crudeness.
'.,
M
V'
Ur'".!u,a
nI"'e
can
the
Americans
be
said
to
be
among
irit'liiU.
Wliilu
III......
1:11
r
1:
..
.1
.
.
..P
ihe
hospital
board
last
night
ilia1
it
liad
been
decided
10
hold
ihe
annual
convention
of
tin'
ILC.
.
llosnilals
Association
in
t?'inliMJilvr
at
Vancouver
itisti-ad
of
in
Prince
Rupert
hs
w
de-
I'idpil
al
lite
t
'J25
convention
in
Mi
11
a
i
in
n
DAubl
was
exnressel
us
to
whether
the
executive
of
life
nssnniatioh
reallv
had
nower
Ui
cliahve
the
plare
of
venue
when
it
had
been
decided
upon
by
the
full
convention.
In
view
of
the
"breaking
of
faith"
in-
iifferrnce
was
exmessed
b
Member'
of
Ihe
board
aliou.
bavin?
anything
further
to
do
with
the
association,
l'he
board
was
in
receipt
of
a
letter
from
the
secretary
o
-he
association
slating
that
u
..ail
been
decided
to-
hold
tlii
ciinvenliiin
In
Vancouver
instead
of'
Prince
Rupert
as.
if
ihe
meeU
ingr
were
held
lit
Prince
Huperf
.1
would
be
liimossible
for
soiliiJ
Of
the
delegates
to
spend
the
time
and
money
that
would
hi
required
to
attend.
The
letter
staled
th.it
it
was
willi
rerel
that
the
decision
liad
been
made
Hi
change
the
iiiecliiiK
place
ind
it
wa
hoped
that
it,
would
tot
les.en
Prince
Hunert's
Inter
est
in
the
affairs
of
the
assocla-
ion.
The
letter
then
nroceedfii
n
urse
tlml
n
illpi?li
ho
scnl
Vom
I'rince
ilupert
and
outlined
it
scheme
for
the
imolin?
at
travelling
expenses
of
the
dele
gates,
asking
the
boards
opln-
on
on
Hie
matter.
Secretary
Hirch
reail
a
leltei'
that
he
had
sent
lo
Ihe
associa
tion
in
reply,
rite
letter
evpre-
sed
the
disappointment
felt
lo
cany
tnai
me
convention
was
not
to
be
held
here
and
lhat
it
was
felt
a
mistake
had
been
made
in
changing.
Several
other
conventions
including
thai
of
the
I'nion
or
H.G.
Municipalities
had
in
th
past
been
held
in
Prince
liupert.
Delegates
from
'rince
Ilunert
had
been
sent
to
hospital
conventions
in
the
simih
tind
Iheir
tini
was
equally
val
uable
to
that
of
the
southern
delegates
in
comin
(o
I'rince
Rupert.
The
letter
then
raised
the
question
as
to
the
power
of
Die
executive
lo
chance
the
place
of
venue
which
had
Tieon
(lecnied
nnnn
at
the
delegates
in
convention.
Aid.
Hleiiliens
felt
llial
an
or
ganization
'where
the
executive
Could
over-ride
the
decision
of
a
convention
was
noL
vvorlb
he
longing
to
and
he
would
favor
resigning
altogether
from
lb
association.
II
was
Just
another
cae
of
where
faith
had
been
broken
with
Prince
Rupert
ftt
Ihe
benefit
of
Vancouver.
After
some,
further
discussion
Ihe
matter
was
laid
on
the
tahle
unlil
a
reply
is
received
from
the
association
o
Mr.
lurch's
let
ler.
ARRANGEMENTS
UNDER
WAY
FOR
FLAG
DAY
Thursday,
July
29,
Is
Day
Fixed
oy
tins
Lodge
ror
Annual'
Event
i
1
1
'
-Next
Thursday,
July
20,
ha
been
set
by
Ihe
local
Elks'
l.odine
for
its
annual
l'lag
D.i'
celebration.
There
will
be
the
tiBual
features
including
parade
from
downtown
to
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds,
raising
of
the
flat,'
iind
address,
rates
and
snorts
v
,;
'
.-ini
ruii.uci
hiicr
uj
me
no
iriiCK
witn
and
dance
nance
In
in
the
me
Kxhlhl.lon
r.xnmiiiori
nan
me
Yankees
1
animosity,
Canadians
do
not
shnrc
the
intense
re-
in
in
the
the
evening.
evening.
Itev.
Itev.
Dr.
Dr.
Chnrle
r
.'
"""M'-""
c
iviiuw
gur
ineniis
10
me
soiilti
are
'
'anicrnn
is
oeing
invned
10
lit
llflll
ll.o.
nnn
1
I
II
.
1.11...
..
-
,
.
.
.
.
,
'
"imtu.i
uiiu,
11
must,
ne
aomiiieu,
we
n.-ipu
Gimtn
tit
II...:
..1
i
i-
..
.
T
.
.....v
.-..yiiiiT
111
1111-ir
I-1
1
ti
rii
i'i
M
ri
til
1
fiti.i
u
n
i.
......
11.!'.
""jt
viuiiuuiuns
iMigui
io
oc
lueini
in
Uisalmsing
hostile
minds
and
in
interpreting
in
ajrieiully
the
Svay
real
virtues
as
well
as
the
failings
of
their
neighbors.
1
CHANGE
MADE
IN
MEETING
PLACE
J
I
Hospital
tfbary
Expresses
lhdtg-
nation
In
Connection
With
Holding
of
Convention
'
Considerable
disappoint
mei
wis
exnrtvssed'
at
the
nieeliiiir
o
giv'e
the
flair
.iddre)r
:unl
in.
stead
ot
a
baseball
game,
there
will
he
a
Softball
game
between
the
Elks
and
the
(iyro
Club.
The
peneral
committee
In
charge
of
arrangements
ror
the
event
consist
Ot
F.
P.
Kennv,
U.
M.
Fuller,
E.
Clapp,
K.
Mc-yuaig,
and
Howard
Frizzell;
The
commillee
iri
chainre
of
ehll.
dren's
sports
will
consist
of
Vv
D.
Vance,
Fire
Chier
I).
H.
Mc
Donald
and
W.
WJIIiScrort
while;
E.
Claim
has
been
amiolnlel
In
lake
charge
of
the
free
and
pay!
booths
from
which,
as
usiiai;!
will
be
distributed
candy,
ico
cream,
oranges,
etc
ftm
of
i
cbarve.
I
he
conini
II
ee
In
elmnrn
of
the
dance
In
Ihe
evenilig
con-J
sisis
or
henny
McOua
u
mM
Howard
Frizzell:
Prfectl
"Does
I
his
porcelain
egg
servo
lis
purpose?"
"Yes,
air,
It
can't
be
beat."
Vftli
DAILY
ttfcWfl
Tlittr'adny,
July
jj
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
a'ya:
The
sailor
boy
say
tut
is
a
ruin
country.
Tney
call
.the
bloomin
shilling"
'two-bits
ahd
the
liilmers
arn
"dymes."
.
My
idea
of
aoing
some
wouM
1
.
.
it
.-".
.
.
nv
io
Jiaveu
I
i.M.f.
iuriew-
the
Salt
l.aVe
run
evVry
sum
iner.
'
.
.
-
.
-
.
If
von
want
to
-Vun
Into
some
Hi
Ink-
rent
nii7h
willi
vour
nio
tor
bofVt,
tfj'
fW
warsliipf
If
von
Iwip
Iho
.shout
"all
hands
onVdeck"
watch
yon
don't
get
yours
trodden
upon.-
Why.
not
.smesl
to'
Cant.
Itlldses
thlit
lie
allow
his
hnvs
lo
give
a
hand
with
their
shoot.
Ii;
iront
in
removing
the
cit
rock
idle
on
First
Avenue?
If
you
want
to
see
a
real
box
ing
match,
ko,
aboard
the
Ctir
lew
and
watch
the
naviirator
boxing
Ihe-
compass.
There's
one
sure
thine
abouf
;
1
ine
itiirlevv
boys.
J
bey
11
have
a
good
lime
even
if
shlpwreekei
on
a
Millard
table.
Watch
your
step
around
Xo
J
gun,
someone
endeavored
;V
make
the
foundation
fast
vvilti
chewing
gum.
If
Ihe
.boys
don"!
serve
afternoon
tea
aboard,
lhev.
serve
hits
of
civility
in
showing
one
around
ine
trouble
ruer.
;
Xow's
the
time
we
wish
Ilia
Seal
Cove
navy
would
start
something
around
Cow
Hay.
The
l.lon's
cubs
wmild
then
have
Id
loss
for
shies.
Did
you
ever
hear
n
satins
play
on
aiJiornpipe?
-
t
Thereia
no
bottled
port
off
Ihe
port
"side
of
a
warship.
,o
Dollars
sfo
collar
stud
llier"
are
no
hijackers
In
northertfi
waters
thee
days.
I.
oral
nurt
or
boat
owners
ar
respectfully,
requested
nol
lf
scratch
Uie
sides
of
the
Curlew.
If
cleanliness
is
nest
to
C.od-lifiess
ihe
Curlew
i
a
near
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
July
22,
1916
A
movement
is
on
foot
In
tn
t'nileil
Slates
congress
io
roe.
vent
the
movement
of
Anierieai.
halibut
Ihriiugh
a
Canadian
port.
The
tl;lSS.l2t
iiT'iieh
:i
tiiuiii-n
would
mean
Ihe
discontinuation
or
Ihe
present
fish
slilpinentf
llirough
I'rince
Ilunert.
-
F.
II.
Cunninliatn.
chief
in.
soeclors
Of
fisheries
for
Hritish
Columbia,
wh
is
at
present
ir.
mis
itisiricl,
has
Jusl
received
Die
sad
intelligence
that
his
son.
Banner
Franein
Hrmll.v
thmtiiitgham.
aged
lb.
was
kill!
...I
l'tl
'..ll....'
i.kllf.ll.l.
...A..IL
111.
Mt,
1
fcHIJ
IIUIIII.
,'
.-j
1-
;
TaHfner
li
Jiod.v'v
south
fop
burial
In
Vancouver'
or
Detroit,
Mrs;
fl.
Conant.
widow
of
lbs
late
H.
Conant,
and.
a
loyn,'
.
Coiiiinb
safted
'on
morniw's
steamer.
SKIDEGATE
son
Hilt
Chier
Henry
Kdenshaw
or
Man
Ken
raine
inlo
port
last
week
HallK
'
i
"
liUr,'tn'r
,,0a,,
ChnrlesiI,,C"Hl,a,w-
"
.wa"
l,p:.
W'1
no-
a
nay
oi
.vir.
anil
.Mrs.
A;
Ituss
or
Skidegale
Mission.
Later
lr.
hilenshiiw
uciii
i
tjniiiii
Day
cannery
where
his
boat
hh
peen
cnartered
ror
Ihe
season.
The
Hitka
Hriruee
Oueen
Charlolte
City
mill
at
is
ndW
Wrien
Th
Babies
Art
Cutting
Teeth
THC
MOTHCR
SHOULD
USI
.
P'Wn'f
hby'g
Mtnt
tlm
noweta
Moomt
Utnmi
Uhd
dilr
kbit
rnnVorl
f.1-
.k
Thij
it
the
timn
wbn
the
mothw
hr,
mv
Um
btbj't
hie.
J.
Muekle.
The
Danish'
motorship
I..
A.
Christiansen
loaded
1.500.000
feel
of
lumber
for
Ihe
Atlantic;
ealmanl
at
Oiieen
Charbittc
City
last
week.
K.
Cray,
inspector
of
Ihe
gov
ernment
radio
erviees.
eame
in
On
Ihe
Inst
trio
of
the
Prince
John
lo
inspect
the
station
nl
Dead
I
ree
Point.
Mr.
Cray.
whoe
first
trip
it
was
to
th.i
Island,
expressed
himself
ns
vary
pleased
with
all
he
saw.
l'he
Sitka
Si,
nice
Mill
boat.
The
(ialloplng
Ooose,
was
here
Inst
week
from
fjueen
Charlotte
City.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
i
.1.
II.
Kilto.
Philadelphia;
John!
T.
McCann,
C.
J.
Fleleher.
.1.
I-..'
Diibberley,
Vancouver
;
Thnma
C.
Morgan,
James
II.
McVely,
A.j
D.
McKay,
"
11.
Sherwood.
F.
D.;
Mathers
and
Janys
Conley,!
Vaiieouver;
F.
C.
lindle,
C.
Me.
Kinneii,
f.
H.
Denton,
J.
X.
Drowning.
D.
A.
Mrlteallt
and
John
MrSvyan,
Ocean
Falls;
F.
I.
.Vyhiix,
l)ear
II.
Pelerso-.
and
C.
T.
Hrende,
Hallic.
Soulh
Dakota:
A.
Chrlstc
iisimi.
Henner.
S.D.:
I.,
o.
N'yhus.
Mount
Ver-
mm,
Wah.;
.
I.alnf
and
3
W.
Hitclay,
Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
V.
Hroiker.
D.
M
Ctune,
II.
II.
Jiriitistiine
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I'.
(J.
Hrown,
Kdmon
ton:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Nichols,
Toronto;
It.
A.
Taylor
and
II.
(1.
Cunningham,
Port
Kssinglnti:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D,
II.
Hurnev.
Fort
William;
Mrs.
II.
Hennessey.
Stnithers.'v
Mrs.
W.
Itiley
Prime
tSenrge;
Mrs.
T.
M.
Hlack-Wood,
Jasper;
Nelson
Drew.
Haysiiorl;
llirhard
l-'levvell
in,l
Irs.
Herlha
FIevvel,
Oxbridge
.nr.
ami
.virs.
p.
k.
.Shepard.
(.hicago;
Slanbiy
II.
Alton,
Pre
iwer;
deorge
Ilipgsiad.
Porl
oe
nucy
and.
Mrs.
Andrews,1
Hell:
s.
n.
pviii
.n.i
J
ii
Marvin.
Riverside:
William
ii.
ers,
Calgary;
C.
Moss.
It.
nut.
fith.
J.
Drain,
It.
Mld.llelou
nr.d
.
i..
rrosi.
ii.m.S.
Curlew.
WATIR
NOTICE
Vi-.l.
Vim.iivrr.
II.
for
rrlj-
fni
finini
m
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liner
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of
in.
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lit
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nollrn
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ACT.
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of
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to
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to
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lo
norm
of
roniinf-irrinrril,
and
ron
"
taliilnir
1
arrea,
marr
or
rM,
r.uur.c
II.
BIMPKON,
VHtt
;uu.
s,
lld.
PPlifsnl.
WW
JNEIGHB0R:
Not
so
bad
looking
Jlm.
HOUSE
OWNER:
Yei,
U
looks
all
rUt-
tut
better
still.
fm
rtvintf
This
roof
will
appeal
to
your
pocketbook
When
you've
just
got
to
consider
price
and
yet
you
want
a
roof
that
.
will
wear
for
years
try
this
plan:
Pt
Barrett
Mineral-Surfaced"
Roll
Roof,
ing
over
your
worn-out
wood
shingltj.
Then
you'll
have
a
fire-safe
roof-one
that's
rot-proof
and
rust-proof
too.
And
your
pocketbook
can
keep
the
difference!
We've
sold
and
studied
roofings
for
years.
We
believe
our
experience
will
be
valuable
to
you.
Conic
in
I
real
money
on
this
roof."
WC
CnuOfSC
orsc
Barrett
MintJ1Srrca4
Roll
RpofTntf
not
pnr
colorful
and
dunU,
but
low
in
cost.
04-
8.
E.
PARKER
LTD.,
Distributor
Prince
Rupert
B.C.,
Canada
Roofings
cutting
on
an
increased
scale!
Under
the
able
management
of
SEND
IT
TO
THE
LAUNDRY
-:-
-:
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
Including
three
dtuirl
ervices
fr
Family
k
;
SOFT
FINI8H,
THRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
til
mud
refiqiinlile
prii
es.
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSINQ
AND
REPAIRIKO
Pioneer
Laundry!
IcanadianI
VPAcincj
Vll4Ti
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phono
118
mid
we
w
ill
do
the
ret
j.
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
Wc
hiive
the
most
complete
slock
of
liinfn
dimension,
shiplap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
ni
veneers,
etc.,
in
Northern
11.(1
Wa
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
Uie
f
datlon
to
the
last
piece
or
finish.
Ilefore
buying
inspect
our
stock.
It
will
pay
you.
Ojt
prices
are
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phone
116
and
117
Steamship
and
Train
Service
gamma
from
rninct
nuecRT
ror
Vancouver;
Victoria,
ttU
earh
MONDAY
I
Ml
THURSDAY
4
00
Mi
SATURDAY,
00
p.m.
For
ANVOX
ami
ITtWART
MONDAY,
fRIOAY",
4.00
p.m.
lor
ALASKA
WEDNESDAY,
4
00
p.m.
For
MASSETT
INLET
MONDAY,
4.00
p.m.
For
IKIDEQATK
INLET
ami
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISlW
fortnightly,
PASSEN0ER
TRAIN!
LEAVE
RRINCE
RUPERT
ilally
Hrrpl
S.nKiJ
'
n
.so
t.m.
for
prince
oioroe,
edmonton,
winnipeo.
all
iwit
t
CanaAa,
I
'mint
Slalfa,
AQne
all
Ouan
Staamtklp
Ltna.
I'm
Canadian
National
Fiprraa
for
MHfr
otilr
ra.
Fornrn
aur.
amo
for
your
nrtl
hipiwnt.
Clt
Tlckt
Offlt.,
82S
Third
.,
Print
Rup.rt.
phM
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Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailinorq
from
PsnrsA
Runert
To
Kal.hlkan,
Wrangall,
Junaau
and
Skagwa
July
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IS.
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ana
ill
July
7,
10,
14,
17,
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lortirmaiioii
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again,
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