tion
tnerevj
in
tne
omce
oi
tne
uomp-
t
roller
or
of
tbe
Water
Recorder
District
Objections
to
the
ai
may
be
Med
with
the
said
Water
or
with
tbe
Comptroller
of
bit.
within
thirty
of
the
tlon
Water
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria.
appearance
of
thia
days
after
the
first
notice
in
a
local
newspaper
The
date
of
tne
lirat
punii-
ntion
ox
;nw
notice
is
jun
is.
im.
E.
D
JUDBON.
LTD..
Applicant.
K
D
Juttaon.
Agent
"GOVERNMENT.
LIQUOR
ACT
NOTICK
OK
mScAT10V
ltK
fXV-SVT
TO
TltANNFEH
OF
IJKEK
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVBN
that,
on
the
llth
day
ot
July
neat,
the
undersigned
intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
consent
to
transfer
of
Beer
License
Number
819.
and
Issued
ln
respect
of
premises
being
part
of
a
building
known
as
the
Tourist
Hotel,
alt-
u-Mtaad
as
Lota
l
and
S.
ln
Block
11.
Man
ateoKay
7t.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Bagarttatlon
District,
in
the
Pravtne
of
Brfttsh
OoN
oaabla.
from
Otearae
Tessler
to
Aagelo
aartaecak)
and
TJrbeno
Colwaeblal.
of
Terrace,
BrHlsh
Colnmbia.
the
transfer
-
4.AVB0
at
Okmoe,
.,
this
eth
day
of
June.
A
D
IBM
ANOBLO
ETTST
AOCHIO.
TTRBANO
OOLBACHTNl.
Apnllranta
and
Transferees
WE
HAVE
THEM
SLEEVELESS
DRESSES
All
"hades.
HLAZERS
AND
SWEATER
COATS
n.vniiNC.
suits
1
emers
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
C8
Cartage.
Warohouslng,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialiv
In
Piano
nn
;
ui
miuiw
Miivinit-
LOW
EXCURSION
FARES
EASTHItN
CANADA
UNITED
STATES
EDMONTON
CALGARY
JASJ'ER
Tickets
on
sale
from
.May
22.
Return
limit
October
31
Full
information
from
f
'TV
TICKET
OFFICE
59fi
528
Till
Third
a
Arenue,
Prince
Rupert.
phone
2C0
Canadian
Iqnal-
i
ndent
nu1
Uub
ed.
Regardless
of
politics
tht
-
,it
oi
the
Premier
here
presents
itseli
n.,
aa
being
highly
'
in
bl
commendable
not
aa
a
visit
lijm
a
Conservative
or
Liberal
premier,
but
whut
one
would
expect
"
prem
.
f
the
democratic
people
ef
.ae
Province
of
'B.itlsfa
Columbia.
To
restate
the
case:
1
met
Punier
Mac-i
a
taking
a
'
'alk
over
tbe
public
works
and
grounds
of
Alice
Arm
at
'clock,
accompanied
oniy
by
the
member
for
tut
district.
Upon
going
i"'.o
the
restaurant
I
found
that
be
.ad
already
breakfasted.
Upon
Inquiring
as
to
who
mad
up
his
party
I
i.
and
that
uls
whole
retlrrue
consisted
-nly
of
Premier
MacLean
no
newapapeT
tne:
.
uo
vt.lets.
no
secretaries
The
party
was
Mr.
J.
D.
MeoLean.
who
harjrjerwd
tn
he
th
nr
nlr
nf
TtvltUb
presalon
might
get
out
tnat
he
was
.
country
M
gft
slav
to
details,
and
if
it
is
made
to
read
a
abort
distance
it
would
put
him
.n
a
more
favorable
light
before
his
frames
and
sonstltuents.
In
all
seriousness,
I
cannot
hold
with
'he
Province
paper
and
call
It
lnde-
WATER
NOTICE
C'LBAKINU
STHKAMH
TAKE
NOTICI
that
B
D
Juuson.
Ltd..
v.haie
add.-ess
Is
Terrace.
B.C.,
wul
Kijply
for
a
Hoe
use
tu
tue
the
waters
ot
KluumgaUum
VUver
aear
Terrace
for
Ckurmg
Streams"
purpose,
namely,
rltanog
sod
uusrcvuig
the
eiiwaaa
for
tie
drying,
bcomlng.
or
rafting
of
loga.
The
points
on
tbe
stream
between
which
it
is
proposed
to
clear
are
from
the
point
where
th
SUtsumgailum
River
intersect
the
North
Line
of
Lot
1400
to
the
South
Line
of
Lot
1419.
Bang
S.
Coast
District.
Tk
estimated
mileage
between
the
said
paint
is
4
,
miles,
more
or
less.
The
term
proposed
for
the
licence
is
Jl
years.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
SOtb
day
of
June.
1B3S.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
ap-pltoatlcn
pursuant
'hereto
and
to
the
water
Act
win
or
iiiea
in
tne
omce
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert,
BC,
The
petition
for
approval
of
un-a
i
ii.:r.i
and
an
application
for
approval
of
the
Schedule
of
Tolls
W1U
be
beard
In
the
office
of
the
Beard
of
Investigation
at
a
date
to
be
flsed.
and
any
uitareatad
parson
may
file
an
objec
ting
frrst
hand
hnprsestoaa
and
know-
ledge.
I
tried
to
embody
this
Impression
in
my
dispatch
to
your
paper,
and
cannot
but
foal
that
tbe
Province
news-
im
ujh
uuhij
m
im
Firms:
cum
BMBdable
in
a
premier
of
Britain
del
umba.
A.
D.
YORK.
looBttaued
tram
pee
two)
and
formerly
Identified
with
Besouda)
mental
hospital,
was
the
final
witness.
!
He
steed
that
he
had
eaamlnsd
ae-
amlned
him.
Mr.
John
Would
he
undertaand
right
from
wrong?
Or.
MaoKay
est
would
understand
tice
waa
ptsted
on
the
rro
10th
da?
of
Mav.
1SSS.
A
the
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
spnlloatlon
pursuant
thereto
and
to
tbe
''Waver
Act"
will
be
tiled
in
th
office
of
the
Water
Baeavoer
at
Prince
Rupert.
Objections
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rights.
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria.
B.C..
within
thirty
days
after
tbe
first
appearance
of
this
notice
ln
a
looai
newspaper
publication
of
Th
date
of
the
first
tr
this
notloe
la
.Jun
11.
19SS.
DETROIT
WESTERN
MINING
CO.,
Anmlcant
Dy
F
Pardee
Wilson.
Agony.
L
LAND
ACT
KOTICG
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
I.HASK
LAM)
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
according.
District
and
situate
ad
cent
to
All
It
ore
Bay.
Moroswv
Island,
fltMegat
inlet.
Queen
Chariot
We
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pacific
Hills
Limited,
at
Vancouver,
B.C..
oeoupttton
Pulp
and
Paper
Manufacturers,
intends
to
ausiy
far
a
lease
of
the
fallowing
described
lands
Osmrneoelng
at
a
neat
planted
on
the
hteli
water
mark
of
an
leland;
thence
fallowing
the
high
water
mark
around
the
Island
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
0.S&
acre,
more
or
less
APPltoan
Donald
Wilbur
llodadon.
Aert
fr
Vv
lli'
Mills.
Limited
Dftvvd
Majr
s.ji,38.,
;
,
,
the
accused
was
reading?"
Inquired
air.
Justice
Gregory.
"There
is
a
difference
between
reading
sad
Interpreting,"
stated
Or.
afacKay.
"I
cannot
tocall
such
a
case
reading
-uch
matter."
.
He
-onlU
not
pay
much
attention
to
ertaln
incidents
j
to
accused's
coo-due:
which
hsd
been
reported,
stated
Or.
MaoKay.
He
vould.
however,
pay
more
attention
when
outsiders
oonsltfwr-3d
ban
staple
minted
Smoking
ae--ween
meals
was
of
no
significance
"That
la
a
habit
of
mine.
Indeed."
remarked
Dr.
MacKey.
"And
we
are
not
judging
upon
your
sanity."
remarked
Bis
Lordship.
Court
was
adjourned
for
fifteen
minute
be!
.re
argument
of
counsel
-was
proceeded
with.
Mil.
OOVTALKK'
I-IMA
"As
I
see
this
case,"
Mr.
Gonzales
stated
In
his
address
to
the
Jury,
you
have
but
one
point
to
decide
whether
or
nov
accused
appreciated,
when
he
killwkrl
hi
fafJier
the
naitiir
anH
neialtto
t-atrtsvp
ts
tiAt
aiKlaasts4
eaWsa
I
hsmiM
'
r."
11.
.
"
"
'
of
his
act."
air.
Ooncaj
asked
the
Jury.
In
Judging
the
boy,
to
consider
the
way
he
had
lived,
his
surroundings
and
environment.
Ha
referred
to
the
.fact
that
his
motherV
sister
had
died
of
Insanity.
He
had
been
brought
Into
HARRY
SMITH,
MASSBTT,
OF
the
world,
through
no
fault
of
his
own,
UNSOUND
MINI)
AND
NOT
with
a
handicap
He
neither
talked
or
0l?0,1i
normal
children.
And
FATHER
WHOM
HE
KILLED
h.
m
WM
dubbed
"craay.
Ths
boy,
Mr.
Gonamles
argued.
did
not
know
what
he
was
doing
then.
nor
did
he
know
what
he
waa
doing
.
motive
for
the
ortme.
no
suggestion
of
a
row
with
the
father
Waa
it
the
J!,M"
?"
natural
thing
lor
a
son
tc
murder
hi.
and
subo.utly
had
seen
him
in
even
courtroom.
He
told
of
the
methods
,inr.
M
wlllrt
,t
jthat
were
followed
in
medical
practice
nu
fatnM
OT
'
nit
motoer,
much
len
commit
an
act
oi
..t.trvatlcn.
conversation
aad
general
uch
lnnum,nenI.?
Then
be
was
caamlnatlon.
Be
testified
that
he
had
;
a(rald
would
what
mmii
reported
to
Mr.
Johnson
that
accused'
but
M
walk0d
tne
was
a
high
grade
imbecile
with
mental
ln
feet
tnrow
tau
CSMl
ln
age
of
from
to
10
years
Since
t
Jumj)
,n
tbe
WAUn
had
examined
htm.
Or.
MaoKay
de-
jjj,
Illtet
ln
mldwiUktr
Mylng
that
dared,
accueed
bad
evIdenUy
become
M
WH
m
(md
j,ck
even
more
deaaanted
and,
In
a
year
or
hl,
1r.,
nnlllrf
Qn.
eo,
It
was
probable
that
be
would
be
almost
totally
demented.
He
presumed
that
accused's
eoadltlon
aa
January
IS
that
he
waa
anything
alas
but
craay?
Then
there
were
the
other
hallucina
tions,
auch
as
his
mother
t
'1ns
to
:
was
much
the
asm.
as
whan
he
had
a-
!
jpotaon
hUn
e
by
to
dig
his
gtavc.
tbe
two
foreigners
he
had
stayed
behind
fearing
they
were
going
to
kill
him,
the
man
In
the
gray
sun
Into
thin
nlr
on
the
road.
right
from
wrong
as
a
child,
not
aa
an
blaw
w
klu
hlm
lnJ
adult.
He
would
understand
Mat
.
!
m
.
tTom
tbf
aaot
mhm
bad
gun
would
kill
and
would
know
that
It
I
pla0M
lt
Hoa
was
there
any
other
to
aboot
his
father.
waa
wrong
conclusion
than
that
he
did
not
knowi
Degree
of
Imbecility
might
depend
to
j
wh(t
wa,
dolag?
Mr.
oonzalea
j
aomc
extent
on
environment,
said
Dr.
referred
to
the
evidence
of
the
alienist.
!
Western
stones
aa
it
has
been
tesUfted
water
'Notice"
DIVDIIMON
AND
DSE.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Th
Detroit
Western
lilnlng
Co..
whose
address
la
S04
Standard
Bank
Building.
Vancouver,
B.C..
will
apply
tor
a
license
to
take
and
use
ISO
c.ts.
of
water
out
of
Bast
Pork
of
Khutae
River
which
flows
westerly
and
drains
Into
Khufcst
Islet.
Graham
Reach.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
1400
feet
Eaat
of
the
Witness
Pest
on
tbe
west
side
of
Lot
lit
Prince
Rupert
district
sad
will
be
used
for
ntmlng
purposes
upon
the
Mineral
Group
described
as
Western
Copper
(plans
en
file
in
Burvcynr
aenerat
s
I'moei.
thw
no
!
The
boy
was
mot
normal
and
ap-
"Bo
you
think
one
having
the
men-1
I
par,tly
MVer
had
been.
Could
anyone
taiwy
of
a
child
only
seven
ar
etgait
,
-
ktH.w
and
appatelsted
what
years
oi
age
wouia
oe
mserenea
in
1
he
was'
doing?
Was
there
any
other
:ssnclusan?
"And.
finally,
if
you
stall
(
have
any
doubts
about
his
sanity
now
or
st
any
tune.
I
would
Just
ask
you
to
look
at
him
ln
that
box."
concluded
de-1
lenoe
counsel.
j
A.
M.
Johnson,
K
C
.
crown
prreecu-!
1
tor,
remarked
that
tbe
defence
had
admitted
the
killing
of
the
father.
There
was
no
doubt
that
accused
had
first
shot
his
luthri
and
had
then
used
dynamite
to
dig
the
grave
and
ill-treat
the
dead
mini.
The
Jury
was
not.
however,
concerned
with
the
horror
of
the
crime
but
had
to
treat
It
simply
as
a
homicide
Cn
the
question
as
to
whethtr
he
was
.i..t
or
ir..M.ue,
Hi'
Lordship
would
give
the
necessary
Instructions.
Tbe
evidence
was
that
aeon
'
d
was
an
expe't
marksman
and
he
must
have
known
that
a
soot
from
his
flrenrms
was
llk-.ly
to
kill.
Again
In
the
matter
of
whetn?r
the
boy
knew
right
from
wrong
His
Lordship
would
instruct
tbe
Jury.
He
would
leave
It
to
the
Jury
to
retire
ns
ordinary
men
to
TIMUER
SALE
X9G1I1.
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
Blghteenth
1
18th)
day
of
July,
1938.
ha
the
office
of
the
District
Forester
at
Prince
Rupert,
the
Licence
X9WI,
to
cut
B.aM.000
F.B.M.
Bnruoe.
Balsam,
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
an
area
covering
a
portion
of
Lot
SOS
at
tue
head
of
Kynocn
Lagoon,
Synooh
(Bast
Mussel)
lalet.
Range
I.
Coast
District.
Three
(3)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber
"Provided
any
one
unable
to
attend
th
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
-4
treated
aa
one
bid."
Pui
;
"-Mlars
of
the
Chief
Por-Hter.
Vktirin,
lit-
..i
U...
7
r"-ter.
.rinus
Uupcrt,
B.C.
m
in
a
nutshell,
folks
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Store
Closed
tiirht
all
day
Thursday
to
prepare
the
entire
stock
for
fant
selling.
cuts
loose
with
a
store
wide
VP1
aiJiaae.
ipniay.
June
27.
lii!8
YSB
DAILY
1TKW8
PAGE
F1VB
Imeli
AMhiMi
iiMIbbM
I
laaV
I
iggytgl
gg
B
In
The
Letter
Box
HKMOCIUTIC
I'KLMIEK
KEEP
FREE
FROM
PERSPIRATION
ODOUR
FROM
BATH
TO
BATH
It's
6imply
a
matter
of
changing
to
Lifebuoy
Toilet
Soap
for
face,
hands
and
bath.
Thus
you
will
neutralize
the
effect
of
the
one
to
two
pints
of
moisture
which,
physicians
say,
the
body
sends
daily
through
the
pores.
Lifebuoy
ii
a
tuperb
toilet
soap
and
the
protection
in.it
perapirat
ion
odour
It
tree,
because
Lifebuoy
cotti
no
more
than
tfce
toilet
aoap
you
now
use.
'IbSM
LSFEBOOY
HEALTH
SOAP
Purities
and
Protects
MINING
Stocks
wv
n
and
afternoon
closer
H-es
on
Vancouver
-
f
.
'
Kx
hanre
on
our
'
!
t
board
daily.
U.-
ran
give
instant
ser-
in
buying
and
HfllinR
Mini
up;
Stocks
on
Vancouver
"
k
Kxchange.
WV
also
have
facilities
for
K
mini
Wheat
ordera
on
A
:.r;-y
Stock
Exchange.
Representing;
Miller,
Court
&
Co
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
KIT
2nd
Avenue
Prince
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II.C.
LADIES'
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Millinery
and
Ling
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Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
Ciiy
Meat
Market
Selyjjf
Ilrmj.
Third
Ave,
Phone
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Editor,
Dally
News.
My
attention
has
Just
been
called
to
the
Vancouver
Province's
write-up
f
the
ftewieu'
visit
to
Alice
Arm
ou
June
IV
will
Ifthd
thlB
comment
n
the
Isue
of
June'
12.
It
In
embodied
under
the
general
heading
ol
"politics"
and
I
preaunietl
to
be
a
Province
wide
resume
and
condensation
of
political
happening,
actual
and
unbiased,
aa
an
'udependent
newspaper
would
give
lit
iwmn.
ins
province's
oommeut
a
'relates
to
Alee
Ann
and
the
Premier's
j
vlalt
here
Is
so
much
at
variance
with
the
story
as
carried
In
the
original
dispatch
which
was
sent
by
me
to
your
I
paper,
that
duty
calla
me
to
raise
my
voice
in
pwteet
both
upon
general
principle!
as
well
as
In
the
mom
of
that
independent
journal
which
the
Proviso
newspaper
takes
unto
Itself,
As
you
WW
note
from
your
files,
th
original
despatch
stated
that
Premier
taoian
breakfasted
at
the
common
,
lunch
counter
before
7
o'clock,
looked
over
the
Indian
reserve,
inspected
the
public
works,
etc..
and
took
a
trip
over
the
Dolly
Varden
railway,
and
then
sddssased
a
public
meeting
at
Vj
oV
,
clock.
But
listen
to
the
Province
newspaper
In
Its
Independent
and
unprejudiced
writ
up
as
based
on
this
ues-1
patch.
It
says,
"He
breekfasved
at
it
lunch
counter
at
10
o'clock,
rtilteesncl
!a
public
meeting,
he
alan
went
a
shr
'
distance
up
the
Kltsault
valley
on
the
Dclly
Varden
line,
etc
"
Mow
b
does
I
the
Province
make
the
Premier
urwuiaat
I
at
IS
o'eta
k
instead
of
7
o'clock
and
'why
does
It
Chang
the
phrase
"a
tp
Vp
the
railway-
ar.d
make
it
read
a
I
"short
distance?"
I
Can
It
be
that
the
I
.ince
ne-
.r
aces
not
th;,
k
a
commendlble
for
a
l
Premier
of
British
Columbia
to
breakfast
'
before
1
7
o'clock,
that
hi
has
unltted
aa
lndlscreUon.
and
l:
it
is
change'
to
read
10
o'clock
r.it
Premier
will
tr
be
shielded
in
the
eyes
of
bis
friends.
And
again.
If
a
Premier
makes
,
ln-
tton
trip
over
a
ra:v,-ay
the
lm-
WATCH
TOMORROW'S
PAPER
FOR
SALE
PRICES.
Positively
every
pair
of
Misses',
Women's
and
Children's
Footwear
in
the
entire
stock
will
be
on
sale
Selling
starts
Friday
Morning
9.30
prompt
WATCH
THURSDAY'S
PAPER
The
Greatest
Shoe
Sale
since
Columbife
sailed!
It
Calls
for
Drastic,
Decisive
Action
CAPTAIN
K1DD
IN
HIS
PALMIEST
DAYS
would
have
marvelled
at
the
treasures
the
Family
Shoe
Store
present.
But
you,
without
taking
the
desperate
risks
this
world-famed
adventurer
faced
are
now
offered
an
opportunity
to
save
real
money
on
the
family
footwear,
and
we
mean
it.
We
are
devoting
15
days
to
a
forceful
store-wide
underselling
event
that
will
dwarf
all
previous
efforts.
It's
House
Cleaning
Time"
here
and
we're
going
to
do
if
quickly
and
completely
by
slashing
prices
on
quality
merchanHse
that
will
pack
this
store
every
day.
A
visit
and
examination
will
convince
oven
the
most
skep
tical
of
customers.
Come
to
it!
Be
herel
You'll
never
regret
it,
the
Sate
of
all
Shoe
Sales.
Remember
Friday
morning
at
930
prompt,
the
doors
open
to
the
big
store
wide
sale.
W.
0.
GRANT,
"The
Merchandiser
and
Ad.
Man"
in
full
charge.
j
,
.
innalder
whether
accused
knew
right
lrom
wrong
and
w
he
titer
or
not
he
up-jireclated
the
nature
and
quality
of
his
uct.
ciuRtiL
or
ji
hue
Ibere
were
four
posalble
verdicts
that
might
be
returned
in
this
case.
Mt.
Justice
Oregory
explained
in
h.s
chstge
murder,
manslaughter,
not
guilty
or
not
guilty
by
reason
of
insanity.
Tbe
jury
ln
this
case
waa
faced
with
the
moot
serious
duty
ever
befalling
upon
Thar
was
no
evidence,
in
the
opinion
wf
tk
Judge,
ol
msoalsughtsi
.
It
had
been
admitted
that
the
aceusedj
l
ad
killed
his
fslher.
Because
of
insanity,
the
crime
could
not
be
reduced
from
murder
to
manslaughter.
The
defence
here
waa
that
there
waa
excuse
becsuM
the
man
did
not
understand
the
nature
or
quality
of
his
act.
A
man
might
be
an
embeclle
or
leas
thai,
normal
In
mental
capacity
and
still
be
guilty
of
murder
but
His
Lordship
pointed
out
that
there
was
precedent
for
the
Jury
looking
at
such
affairs
hi
tnauely
under
certain
circumstanoec
l:
was
t
.
u
I
hi
Jury
o
satisfy
Itself
the
man
was
lusponslble
and
conscious
I
of
hat
act.
whether
or
not
he
kneu
w'.iat
he
was
doing
and
that
it
wu.-wixiu;,
K
the
preponderance
of
tlx
evidence
Justified
the
Jury
In
believing
that
accused
wsc
Insane,
as
the
defence
contended,
ft
.night
so
find.
His
Lordship
could
see
no
basis
for
a
verdict
of
manslaughter
or
not
guilty.
The
Jury
oould,
however,
return
a
verdict
ot
not
guilty
by
reason
of
Insanity
If
lt
so
toun$3l
kb
waa
a
reasonable
doubt
of
spoused
,
sanity,
tbe
Judge
added
at
thl'Wftjreltton
of
crown
counsel.
Amrcese
dt
counsel
and
the
charge
of
the
Judge
hsd
taken
leas
than
one
hour
and
the
Jury
retired
to
consider
its
verdict
st
4
to,
returning
fifteen
minutes
later.
The
accused
displayed
no
more
Interest
li
the
finding
of
the
Jury
than
he
bad
at
any
other
Juno-tare
la
the
proceedings.
At
the
reauest
of
crown
counsel,
His
,
Lordship
directed
thi
accused
be
kept
In
strict
custody
and
delivered
to
;
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Asylum.
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