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fore
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let
them
go
out
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guarantee
our
watches
to
give
perfect
satisfaction
fi
and
our
prices
are
fair
and
reasonable.
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you
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in
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and
Furniture
Moving.
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lilock
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Even-Incs
Phone
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FARM
DEBATED
J.
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OTTAWA
1
"Before
thU
Item
passes
I
would
like
I
to
draw
the
attention
of
the
minister
I
to
the
great
Importance
and
the
-great
I
need
of
cotinulng
to
add
to
the
ex-
I
pertmental
farms
of
Canada,"
said
J.
C
1
Brady.
M
P.
for
Skeena,
In
the
House
j
of
Commons
at
Ottawa
last
week
when
'
an
appropriation
of
1.600,(00
to
the
I
Department
of
Agriculture
for
expert-
:
mental
farms
was
under
dlacuselon.
i
I
think
the
minister
has
said
that
1
the
increase
to
these
farrni
has
practically
ceased
srnce
1920.
and
the
time
has
now
come
for
the
Department
of
Agriculture
to
consider
the
advisability
if
establishing
another
experimental
arm
In
northern
British
Columbia.
As
the
minister
well
knows.
In
Northern
British
Columbia
we
have
a
great
new
country
which
claims
the
right
of
con
sideration.
The
experimental
farms
at
Agasslz
and
Summerland
are
nervine
parts
of
British
Columbia
which
are
absolutely
different
In
climate
and
in
other
conditions
yrom
other
part
of
British
Columbia.
The
minister
knows
thafthe
area
to
which
I
refer
has
be
come
very
prominent
lately
because
of
the
fact
that
at
the
Chicago
exhibition
the
first
prize
for
timothy
seed
for
the
whole
of
the
North
American
continent
was
won
by
a
farmer
of
that
district:
furthermore,
at
the
Victoria
agricultural
show
In
1B26
this
district
took
most
of
the
prizes
for
root
crops.
-If
the
ex-minister
of
agriculture
(Mr.
Tolmle)
had
had
the
opportunity
now
In
the
power
of
the
present
minister.:
t
know
that
an
experimental
farm
in
I
nonnern
ttntisn
Columbia
would
be
a
ieullty
today;
although
I
am
not
an
expert
on
experimental
farms
I
do
know
uhat
the
farmers
of
northern
British
Columbia
need,
and
I
know
what
experimental
farms
have
done
already
In
de
veloptng
agriculture;
live
stock
and
poultry
to
that
high
state
of
perfection
which
Jias
made
Canada
prominent
In
the
eyes
of
the
world.
-1
would
like
the
genial
minister
of
agriculture
to
turn
his
eyes
towards
northern
British
Columbia
which
one
day
wUl
take
Its
place
In
wealth
and
lu
Its
contributions.
to
Canada
alongside
6f
the
more
established
parts
of
this
country
I
mean
Ontario
and
Quebec.
I
hope.
Mr.
Chairman,
that
the
minister
of
agriculture
will
not
forget
this
district,
even
though
the
session
Ii
now
almost
at
an
end.
TOLMIK
r.WOIls
IT
Dr.
Tolmle:
"1
would
like
to
take
Just
a
moment
to
endorse
the
demand
lor
more
"acreage
in
connection
with
the
'
tentraf
experimental
farm
at
Ottawa.'
It
U
Impossible
to
carry
on
with
such
a
re
stricted
area
to
the
very
oest
advantage,
j
I
also
want
to
endorse
what
the
last
speaker,
said,
with,
regard
to
that
geat
rnland.enip'lre'
of
nortfaenL.'&ltiali:
Col'
umbla
That
country
has
a
rlch
oU
and
a
sufficient
rain
fall,
and
is
particularly
well
suited
to
mixed
farming
of
aU
kinds,
and
in
that
northern
section
there
Js
not
an
experimental
farm
for
a
distance
of
some
two
hundred
miles.
This
would
be
a
tremendous
hela
to
the
farmers
or
that
section,
particularly
thwte
newly
wttllng
tliere,
and
1
would
like
to
give
this
request
my
strong
endorsatlon.
The
minister
or
the
deputy
wlu
remember
that
along
In
1930
or
1921
we
had
this
area
looked
over
by
some
of
the
experts
of
the
department.
and
they
decided
on
that
occasion
that
that
section
should
have
an
experimen
tal
farm
if
It
was
to
progress
in
the
manner
which
was
to
be
.desired.
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to
the
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and
East.
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Pacific
is
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to
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Denver,
Kansas
City,
St.
Louis,
Omaha
and
Chicago.
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Station.
Seattle.
1403
lourth
.tie.
VANCOUVER
SUN
PARTY
ARRIVES
IN
RUPERT
M
lnners
of
llerent
Oentraphloal
llee
are
(iuet.t
of
City
llufdis
Slay
Here.
On
this
afternoon's
train,
the
winners
of
the
Vancouver
Sun's
recent
"Canada
Bte"
arrived
in
the
city
In
charge
of
Miss
Myrtle
B.
Patterson
of
the
Sun
etaff.
They,
were
met
"by
Mayor
Newton
and
a
committee
from
the
Parent
Teachers1
Association
consisting
of
Mrs.
J.
Boddle.
Mrs.
O.
H.
ArooU.
Miss
S.
A.
Mills
and
J.
S:
Wilson.
Immediate-ly
after
the
train
arrived,
the
party
was
taken
to
the
plant
of
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
6torage
Co.
and
known
through
the
workings
and.
If
time
permits
before
dinner,
they
wlU
also
Le
shown
.about
'the
city.
At
a'
jO'flock
the
party
wUl
be'igueats;
of
the
city
at
dinner
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
and,
during
the
dinner
hour,
will
be
entertained
by
the
Boys'
Band.
After
dinner,
If
the
weather'
is
suitable,
the
party
will
be
taken
Jor
a
boat
trip
around
the
harbor
and.
will
then
be
the
guests
of
JJr.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Parker,
219
j
Second
Avenue,
until
the
Prince
Rupert
j
sails
for
the
south
at
11
o'clock;.
In-'
eluded
in
the
party
besides
MM
Pat-1
terson
and
Miss
Dorothy
O.
Bell
ofj
Ltdner
are:
EvereU
Kennedy
from
North
Vancouver:
Raymond
Bramwell,
I
Vancouver:
Jock
Dowdle,
South
Vancouver:
Ronald
Jahnston.
Bcaconsfield
School
and
8tuart
Wood,
Courtenay.
Advertise
In
the
THHt
News
For
appetizing
breakfasts
Scalcd
Cartons
Only
Sixty
eight
train
will
operate
in
th
Vancouver
Sunday
school
baseball
lea
gue
this
season.
The
opening
garnet
will
be
played
tomorrow.
RoMa
Marguerlta
Rons
of
Toronto.
world's
champion
woman
sprinter,
war
married
last
week
to
Bertram
0"Neil
ol
lorouto.
They
will
make
their
home
lu
Toronto
where
both
have
lived
fa,
Home
time.
,
A
ladles'
lucrosse
league
has
been
established
In
Victoria
with
two
teams
the
qulmalu
and
Canucks,
organized
and
ready
to
play.
A
trophy
wUl
rx
secured
and
the
winners
Vlll,
If
plant
nuUerlalize,
travel
to
.Vancouver
U
meet
the
mainland
champions
of
that
iiistrlct
fur
the
provincial
title.
That
the
Edmonton
Commercial
Grad.-;1)
retain
the
Canadian
ladles'
basket-oall
championship
In
their
final
.encounter
to-night
with
the
eastern
champions,-
the
Toronto
Lakeside.
L
the
opinion
of
the
sporting
fraternlt)
which
has
become
accustomed
to
the
Grads
turning
In
victory
after
victory.
In
their
first
encounter,
the
Grads
won
y
a
good
margin
although,
playing
on
a
strange
floor.
The
consistent
playtn
of
this
team
for
the
past
few
years
if
jo
thins
short
of
marvellous
and
reflects
very
favorably
on
the
coaching
of
Mr.
Page.
The
first
two
of
the
season's
five
great
Classics
will
be
run
at
Newmarket.
England,
before
April
Is
over,
and
yet
there
Is
no
domlnent
contender
no
'Utst&ndlnx
popular
favorite.
The
Two
fhousand
Oulneaa
arid
the
One
Thousand
Guinea
will
run
on
April
27
and
29.
the
latter
for
fUlles
excluslvel)
fading
contenders
for
the
Epsom
Derby,
to
be
run
on
June
1.
only
four
weeks
later,
should
emerge
from
the
running
of
the
Two
Thousand
Guinea
and
One
Thousand.
The
distance
however
always
has
to
be
taken
Into
account.
Both
the
Derby
and
Oaks
are
half
a
mile
longer
than
the
Oulneas
races.
The
sporting
editor
of
the
Hamilton
Ikmld
referred
recently
with
great
re
gret
to
the
death
from
pneumonia
of
Miss
Velma
Sprtngstead,
twenty-year-old
daughter
of
B.
L.
8prtngstead,
prominent
amateur
sports
omclal:
"Velmi
was
one
of
Canada's
leading
girl
ath
letes.
She
was
a
star
sprinter,
a
top-notch
basketballer
and
a
very
capable
performer
In
the
Softball
field.
Her
prowess
on
the
cinder
track
was
recognized
by
the
Canadian
Women's
Athletic
federation
when
she
was
choxen
as
a
member
of
the
teom
that
represented
Canada
In
the
International
Competition
In
England.
She
was
holder
of
the
HamUton
city'
Junior
ana
senior
cham-Dloitoihlm
in
'
ladles
sthletlcs:
and
also
held'
in
Oiuirlo
championship'
for
short
distance
running.'
'
:
:,
'
The
big
its
that
Vorniitaie
prin
cipal
clans
will
be'
seen
racing
under
rather
different
conditions
this
yesr.
as
the
British
Yacht-Racing
Association
has
decreed
that
they
must
be
measured
under
the
new
International
rating
rule
To
conform
with
the
new
rule
it
wUl
be
necessary
for
the
cutters
Britannia.
-
White
Heather.
Shamrock,
and
LulworUi
to
reduce
the
height
of
their
masts,
and
this
modification
in
the
sail
plan
may
make
a
considerable
difference
to
the
relative
speed
of
the
yachts.
That
aome
restriction
on
the
height
of
the
sail
plan
was
desirable
there
can
be
no
question,
as
during
the
past
few
years
mastheads
have
been
soaring
upwards
towards
the
sky,
like
wuickUuaker
"Stands
by"
you
through
the
hours
when
your
most
important
work
is
done.
Cooks
in
3
minutes-that's
faster
than
toast
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UNIVERSITY
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wishes
office
experience.
Will
be
tree
.
My
1.
Bs
38
Dlly
News
Office.
he
beanstalk
of
the
fairy
tale..
But
what
probably
brought
the
matter
to
a
head
was
the
behavior
of
the
yachts
in
the
tamous
brack
aquall
at
Ryde
last
August,
when
Shamrock
was
dismasted.
White
Heather-carried
awav
Sier
min
halyard
And
Britannia
was
dnmanare
able.
His
Majesty
and
Sir
Thomas
Lrp-on
have
already
trad
the
required
al
teration
effected
to
Britannia
and
Shamrock
respectively,
and
Sir
Mortimer
singer
has
agreed
to
do
likewise
wttk
LU1
worth.
But
Lord
Waring
declines
to
cut
the
mast
of
White
Heather,
and
unlem
he
reconsiders
his
decision
the
yacht
will
be
absent
from
the
Heot.
as
no
vessel
will
be
permitted
to
race
without
first
producing
a
new
certifi
cate
of
rating.
ENGLISH
CUP
FINAL
SATURDAY
MITIIIIt
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II
WE
(IN
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it
C'l,.tSIC
to
m:
roHiiiT
,tt
mi:miu.i:v
LONDON.
April
21.
(Canadian
Prtssi
-
History
will
be
made
1ven
Arsenal
and
Cardiff
CHt
meet
at
A
Wembley
Stadium
in
the
final
of
the
ooraptrtn
4or,
the.
Cup
of
the
English
Football
Association.
Oun
tin.)
rv.
i.
Selurdwy.
April
23.
On
that
dsy
more
man
one
nnaarra
urousaad
spectators
who
will
jam
the
ampttlieuvtre
will
se
battling
for
the
coveted
prtre
two
strong
teams,
neither
of
whom
have
'vet
won
it.
The
Cup
has
never
been
won
hr
Welwh
tenm.
though
Cardiff
reached
the
flnaL
In
1924-25
only
to
be
defeated
h.
Rhemeld
United.
The
Arsenal
h..
hrver
been
nfcle
to
rngrave
the4r
name
on
the
ancient
silverware,
tbough
they
hsve
twice
reached
the
semi-finals
th.
necond
time
20
years
ago.
Should
Arsenal
win
It
will
be
th
it
time
the
Cup
has
come
to
the
metr.
ixills
for
a
temiwrary
home
sfnee
1920-21.
when
It
wus
won
h.
t
Hotspurs.
l;MM
K
m
i:m:
The
series
completed
bv
the
rmn
m.i
this
eentn
have
been
union.
in
rerpect
the
nut
'
of
.northern
teams.
inciududlng
Cardiff
all
lour
teams
in
the
semi-finals
were
trom
th.
-,.,.
for
the
first
time
in
hi.t,.,
....
'
never
accomplished
by
the
north
despite
"
games
reoord.
Annual
TBIKIUlSliea
Nllhun,.iA.
n
.
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'
wlle
...
iSi"
r...
uniiJ-DaiHeil.jpn
Qie
soccer
fkld
for
the
Cup
bemn
Yn
of
1871-72.
and
have
b,en
staged
ever,
year
except
during
the
war.
The
tram.
1
w
f,eided
by
she
Iinal.
1st.
will
likely
be
chosen
from'
Arsenal.-
Levi,
or
n.
r.
Col.
John.
Baker.
Butler
or'
Seddm.
Milne.
Hulme.
Buch
n
'1
SLaw
or,
Htrnr.
"'n'
Cardiff
Olty.-Fttrauharson:
Walron:
Keener.
Si,n
n.....
..?M,on'
Nelson
in
navic,.
curtis
WANTED
CAPITAL
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
of
Canada
desires
part
time
repre
sentative
for
Prince
Rupert
district.
Attrietlve
contract
to
msn
able
to
get
result
Write
F
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MeOanaeH.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
AdK.VTS
WANTED
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
AND
appoint
local
rppreaenMUvet.
HIM
weekly
avetage
and
tapeosea.
and
eommtssion
besides.
Experience
unnecessary.
WrKe.
for
particular
Wit-stoa
Co
TurotMe.
9i
FOR
SALE
lOR
SA1X
-ItfMTAUUANT
ON
MAIN
.Stnel.
Smith
r.
II
C.
a
s
going
concern.
G00
wlU
take
aU
equipment,
fix
turfs
and
stock.
Premtses
undel
lease
lor
further
34
year
Walk
right
In
and
sun
where
present
owner
leaves
off.
First
eta
propnaiHaq
fur
white
man.
Term
arranged.
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to
Oil
and
Ufion.
Smitben.
BC.
M
COME
ON.
BOY6I
IF
YOU
ARE
MECH-
anlcaljj'
tneilned
and
at
a
cheap
boat
engine,
we
will
sell
you
a
Uwd
Ford
engine
lor
IMXM.
rrts
are
very
inexpensive.
Ortehnui
u
yourself
and
you
wtD
have
a
14
bp
motor
at
a
very
low
cost.
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Oarafe.
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SALE.
SCOW.
WITH
THREE
room
caMn,'
well
tnftK.
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good
eon-dltKm.
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and
oy
Irrtof
quarters
even
for
a
family.
Prtre
only
135400
tneMttng
fnmtsjre.
Aaply
to
Bved
mark.
Osw
Bay.
04
FOR
SALt-160
aerrtl
Ortham
Island
1
or
win
eserMOge
tsr
good
city
property.
Box
T.
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News
08V
FOR
SAI.
FIVE
MOOMED
HOUSE
and
two
lou.
Apply
1040
TroUi
Avesite
and
Baeon
Street.
u
FOR
SALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
tot
in
post
otocv
block.
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pa.
Box
378.
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271.
aa
OPPORTUNITY!
IS
DO
A
MONTH
HOW
ours
your
future
homeMte.
Walkert
Music
Store.
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nOARD.
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Mfv
yo"0
Avenue.
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BUY.
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o;
raiue.
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mg.
Dollar
Store
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fled
324.
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857
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144
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111
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sold
or
Exchanged.
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or
all
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and
made
to
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TldrdjAvenue.
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Home
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Black
700
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1'htine
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(Call
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or
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and
Seven
raimerucer
Stude-I'nkerR
at
your
dltposal
any
time.
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linos.
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ROOM
Meeker
Illock.
(Acro&a
from
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Hotel)
row,
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this
no-
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suant
there'
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be
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to
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chains
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;
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Range
3,
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NOTi'T
Oomruny
L
x
run
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Guon
r
permission
described
lands
Commem
.1:1
;
'
chaws
east
1
.
3,
Ooaat
Duitj
to
low
water
to:.
ier
'3
.
fa
chains:
thence
e
i
Dted
2nd
Apr
-
Mfl
ntent.
and
r.uc.a.
1
Per
H
1-
leas.
OOS.SK
PAOCIS3
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LAND
AIT
Notiri;
or
ivtiatiox
w
tn
Prince
Rupert
I'M
triet
01
Irlnce
KtTpe-chains
east
of
1"0
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Corapany
Limitci
VtS
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lands
.
,
Commencing
at
ri.t
mains
east
01
nor
r
4
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r.....,
t
thence
east
10
'T.,
chains:
thence"
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of
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described
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gale
Inlet
Orshsm
Commencing
.t
.
snip
a;
tnenee
w
"-:
,
&
80
chains
outhi
thence
HO
chains
nortn.
v
r
mencement:
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i
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NOTlrt
.
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Honour
vne
a.ir
,i
British
Coliimois.
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wire
01
in"
10
wun
tw
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waters
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creek,
jt'ibuurjj,
River,
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punuw
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Numwr
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of
June,
12,
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