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each
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ultra-conservativefc.
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by
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or
carrier,
yearly
period,
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In
advance
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paid
in
advance
per
week
r
By'
mail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
State,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
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to
all
other
countries,
per
year
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111
puny
is
noted
for
its
SATISIIEIJ
I'OI.K
YllOI
IM
ItS
The
following
proofs
of
the
confidence
and
satisfaction
of
Mutual
Life
policyholders
are
particularly
impressive
in
these
strenuous
days
when
values
are
being
tested
in
the
Hgbt
of
fiard
experience.
1
One-third
of
the
tots)
NUMBER
OF
POLICIES
issued
this
yctr
has
Uen
on
the
lives
of
existing
poIUyholderi.
2
Almost
one-htlf
of
the
totr
VOL-
UME
OP
?USIESSfthii
ytar'hst
ijf.cn
on
the
llvn
of
existing
policy-hold
?ti.
The
Mutual
Life
httfht
lowetthpst
tttlo
for
ill
Ctntdt
accod'iVg
to
sftllable
reports.
Pint'
po'iltion
ts
held
in
tlx
provinces,
and
in
one
only
It
ranks
lower
than
second.
tltid
Offict:
Wlo
Out.
The
service,
solid
strength
and
integrity
behind
every
policy
are'
reipomible
for
this
expreuion
of
confidence,
which
it
fully
juitifiedby
the
unique
record
of
the
Mutual
Life
covering
a
period
of
over
60
y.aj,
W$-A
V.WmX
MUTUAL
COMPANV-1033
4.
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T,
CPU,4UT,
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Itcjtresrntatlve
Prime
Rupert,
ll.C.
4
5.00
Tuesday,
May
30.
I'JSi
Friends
and
opponents
must
be
impressed
t?
t&ti&-geiiy
of
Mr.
Bowser's
last
political
effort.
The
old
man
it
is
feeling
the
strain
of
the
campaign
and
is
reduqed
physically
alpiost
to
a
sjiadowHe
nOW
rjas
been'
a
le,a'cjjr
lor
the
only
fight
he
entered
into
lie
lost.
That
was
Tn
101G.
Throughout
the
Tojmie
regime
he
and
a
feyv
followers
kejit
up
a
continuous
b.amjgS
againk
Premier
JJlfnie.
It
was
a
(lull
month
when
no
riewsaper
suggestion
wasmade
of
Tolmje
retiring
and
giving
place
to
-Bowser
as
Conser-
'
Now
Mr.
Bow:
and
Tolmie
was
chosen
to
put
life
into
the
dry
bones,
which
ne
ma
most
effectively.
Tdlmie
having
failed
as
an
administrator,
when
he
might
have
succeeded
if
Bowser
had
helped
him
instead
of
hindered,
thp
llltm-TnriPS
lnnk-O1
nrnurirl
fn
enma
fA1
r.
CANADA
AT.IJICJ
PA1K
(Continued,
froni
pane
one)
ab
qftibll
which
posseeaes
dignity
Mid
selling
power.
It
should
interest
millions
of
people
in
the
attractiveness
of
our
tourist
resorts
and
in
the
investment
possibilities'
present
in
this
northern
section
of
the
continent
and
In
the
natural
resources
of
our
country."
'"tan'
was
the
view
expressed
by
Allstatr
Praser,
aoUna
traffic
00
residlut
of
the
Canadian
National
.Rallwija,
on
his
arrival
here
yes-uprdaf
from
Chicago
where
he
rc-
the
National
Railways
at
SreseJjed
ie
ojpitfiinc
of
the
.World's
Fair
of
1933.
There
were
also
present
at
the
onepiaf
ceremonies
the
pubjlcit,y
&tti$f
the
two
Canadlap
tatfufays
.Mrray
Qjfoboo
of
the
Canadian
Pacific'
RafWy.
and
$alter'
S.
Thompson
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
with
P
COsgroVe.
of
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Commerce,
who
were
associated
together
in
preparing
the
Joint
Canadian
exhibit.
Vacations
in
Canada
"A
special
effort
is
to
be
made,
said
Mr.
Fraser.
"
to
have
the
tlsl
Word
comes
from
the
Skeena
Illver
that
a
great
many
fishermen
are
lnetsdltog
new
engines
ln
their
fifhlng
boots
in
readiness
for
the
opening
of
the
KillnettlnK
season
on
June
20
FOOTBALL!
TONIGHT
lleglmcnt
vs.
Canadian
Labor
Defence
league
Arropolls
0:30
p.m.
Adm.
35c.
Notice.
Itupture
Sufferers!!
All
Ruptures
Yield
To
the
Inflatable
Air
Pressure
Treatment
by
Ilealcy.
the
I'amom
Ilritlsh
Kxpert
Complete
Comfortable
Control
Guaranteed
Thi.s
Rreat
British
Invention
h.i
1
lie
approval
of
the
me-d)c;il
pinfi'SNlon
everywhere.
Ii
i
,n
-'opted
u
standard
by
Iradinu
hospitals.
Once
Used
Always
Approved
Write
"Heasleys"
(Canada)
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t
Vancouver
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
TUeaday.
May
30
193
News
and
Views
of
Sport
McLarnin
SWEEPSTAKE
.Vancouver
Man
Had
Kicht
llundt
jyhen
le
.Believed
JIU
Luck
Had
Chanted
VANCOUVER,
May
30:
'Canadian
Press
i
Belleitoj
that
liis
luck
had
changed,
WUltam
Tweedie.
salesman
for
a
music
store
here
and
leader
of
hU
o-wn
orcheetea,
pjir-
cnae0
ap
nan
ijospiuua
tors
to
the
Chicago
Fab-
continue
atofce
ticket
op
the
forthaohV
their
vacation
Itineraries
into
Can-
perby.
signing
it
"At
Uist.
X'
nria
Par
that.
niiimAB
an
tnfnrma.
dav
he
was
notified
that
fie
had
ser
is
neatnng
wnai
ne
cans
a
snon-parti-
uon
bureau
ha
been
establiehed
at
drawn
pranc
Hals,
one
of
the
prop
zan"
party
while
Dr.
Tolmie
is
the
sole
nominated
renre-
the
Canadian
entbit.
manned
by
a
abje
urtera,
with
Uie
poajllty
wh"
eTey
character
of1nrUja.blg
prue.Ke
naU)
sentative
of
a
"unionist
pavtv.
The
chief
:hief
SUnnoriers
sunnoriers
of
of
ta"
"
-
-r.-iN
'
i
at
least
saauo
in
case
.
or
inrormation
reaardlnc
Canada
gun
May
i
i
T,
""fi'""-."
Ui
uumiciiuK
"
through
e
Exposition
and
other
son.
he
will
be
able
to
carry
on
until
election
day.
In
fact,
there
effort
planned
in
the
united
Greenfield
LucHy
is
some
(louor
oj
nis
peing
able
to
make
the
promised
nor-
state.
Oihada
will
attract
a
very
caqary.
May
30:
iGapadiau
large
.puyrrtier
of
people
even
In
this
Press)
Herbert
M
OreenileW.
foi
Mr.
Bowser,
in
h
s
f
ghtinir
days,
had
many
estimable
Tefy
dJafept
season.
mer
Premier
of
the
united
jmr
ph-irapf
PriRttM
With
Pmil?
,
L
"The
Cardan
exhibit
occupies
government
of
Alfcerta
and
more
Pmier
McRrKle
to
the
ffiS.Sl
Sf
g
ve
people
lhe
vSenTK
cJuJe
great
hall
Recently
Agent-Oenenil
tor
Alberta
inspiration,
he
was
a
very
useful
attorney
general.
When
m
the
travel
and
umport
buQd-
m
London
drew
Reymond
U
the
lie
h05ed
McBride
OUt
of
tlje
prejetShlp
and
essayed
to
ln6t
the
Century
rf
progress
Th
Irish
Hospitals
Sweepstake
on
the
Which'
fed
the
nolitical
nartv.
wasVnnP
nnrl
nnthinrr
r.
lighted,
stands
over
mninpd
Wit
th
lnnvpa
nnrl
ficoo
TVia
oartv
disinteirrat(
,V,cinA
ot
the
pomtaion
tBMo.
iJivy
uiu
iiu
yvoawj
the
largest
map
but
is
assured
of
at
least
.
$6,000.
ever
prepared
and
the
largest
in
the
whole
Exposition
of
120
massive
buildings
and
thousands
of
displays.
At
the
reception
room
are
the
scadet
uniforms
of
the
Royal
Canadian
.Mounted
Police,
a
detail
of
this
famous
tone
able
them
to
retain
power.
The
Bowser
filibustering
was
T
r
r
1
1
m
i
a
m
i
l.
i
.
1-11
v
v
i
.
i
m
.sym
ifviniiiuuig
ami
me
ageu
jjomician
sun
naa
greiam
m
hlblt,
a
magnet
for
visitors
old
and
l'"S
iJjjitJJii
v-uiuiiiuici
uuilliillSkJitliUII.
LSU
ULliei
UrO-
ywms.
iu
ui
pa
lur
tutu
bi
BEiNfi
wmw
United
States
May
Make
Acree-
tnrnts
to
I)ipoe
of
Some
of
Agricultural
Surphites
ijiinept
man
coujd
be
persuaded
to
tak
the
jo'h
of
heading
hour
ta
front
oi
pendidiy
con-
Of
the
Pattullo
boom:
A
new
pedestal
was
carefully
"pre-
celwd
and
Mtcultd
dfor"mas
!"
washinoton,
do..
May
30-
nhred
um
w
and
ctim
the
im
.y;ey
frrev
haired
bent
Dene
figure
ngure,
that
mat
lormerij
fnrmerlvsvm
sym-
eolor
of
CaM,taD
nery
senator
smith
w.
Bmokhart.
.jipiren,
jMper.
Ontario.
Quebec,
the
Marl-
chairman
of
the
senate
agrfeml-
oouzea
maenme
pontics,
was
properly
sanctified,
blessed
tim
oy
Dig
OUSineSS
anl
lifted
to
the
dais
Where
the
people
were
the
prairies
and
the
Canadian
cl-
oay
that
the
UMted
SUim
had
i
a
i
4-
.if.''
:'t
f
,r-
.
m
rv
...
.
jfivutru
iu
4tu
uuhii
anu
wur.sojp.
a
ev
(Jia
DUl,
wniie
iik
wm
n
wit
uwniiuuu
openca
ncsouauoas
liiahv
Went
out
to
see
the
nrnvlv
'enshrinwl
saint,
few'
r.
dlaplay
of
Canadian
artlata.
agreemenU
with
a
rnajneg
10
woraup.
yen
tney
are
now
beginning
to
take
note
of
the
feet
of
clay
and
the
shoddy
pedestal
and
are
doubting
the
sudden
conversion
to
ppltyical
sapitshjp.
tor
trade
Iiaselton
Cloudy,
calm.
49
In
Duma
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
pjn
Thurs
as.
Prince
George
10
p.ra
Friday
m.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
n
n
8e.
Cardena
midnight
May
31
ss.
Prln.
Morah
pjn.
Prom
Vsncouvei
Sunday
as.
Catala
pm.
Wed.
as.
Prince
Qeafge
9:30
ajn.
Friday
s.
Prln.
Adelilde
m
p
m
Ss.
Cardena
pjn.
May
27
s.
Prln.
Norah
am
For
Stewart
aad
Anycx
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
pin.
Wed.
M.
Prince
George
.
4
ppi.
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Winner
of
Welter
Title
Yancojiypr
Boy
Takes
Title
y
Kppcking
Corbptt
Out
jn
First
Hpud
of
Titujar
Bfljif
Long
Kiglits
and
Lefts
Disastrous
to
Defender
Fight
'
Was
'Fiasco
From
Financial
Standpoint
LpS
May
;10:
(Canadian
Prens)
In
the
jnut
apectncular
iipsct
the
welterweight
dhnion
has
ihe
ypddr8
wtlojekht
cbamniAnhI
at
Wrigley
Fid
.hQi
las'nLsbt
M'lW1
knocked
out
Young
Corjwtt
III
of
Krosrio.
CM..
Uie
lltfe-hohlor.
Id
the
first
rpuml
of
their
ranod
bout.
Referee
0nM
B4ak
aUmned.
nt
i
C
L.
II.
U
LIMl
f
tr
'tpie
emplon
had
hMp
swept
!
Uim
his
M'to
the
caava
threel
lhe
toUowiog
Mhe-H
far
Cana-iiim.
twite
wllh
tetskk'
Ughu
to
dian
Utoor
Oetniee
League
in
to
ft?
Jw
And
oboe
mat
Crushing
mxht
Ollhuly
Cup
football
game
Alt
haojc
to
the
h.
OonVett
had
aga:ru.t
Reaiment
U
(dive
inte
the
4m
g
MB
to
"even
Hunt
Hwe
and
M
Uvocfte
to
hi.
Kay
and
Comadina
The
end
of
the
Xlaht
caoK
after
Olokeiu.
Moguls
announced:
Gurnet.
Me-
aaMtU.
1IU1
and
Veecher
the
tfrnt
raund
ha4
elapsed
but
two
,
spare.
Hardy
tphwtes
and
'tMrte-teeeo
aeconda.
w
AMar
om
bad.
atoarrnUy.
ItlidlM.rAT
IJpUr
sn
ecobamLsMd
to
a
bile?
spell
of
InXlghiibg.
the
ksh-panadlan
con-
i
The
following
Hne-np
for
Re1-
tender
JtttnpYd
out
oi
a
cttnrh
and
m'nt
ln
lnta
etl'w
p
Cotbett
was
flodred
Ursi
vtth
i
football
fixture
jlBM05;
right
to
the
Ja
Afoff
ateondJi
later
8mllh;
BUk
he
took
the
count
crfelaht
a
re-!
Io?
suit
of
another
right
to
Jh
jnw
.,.
enrw-on.
natamoto
nu
im-
SUildased.
Oie
chhinon
was
bark
on
pis
an
ink
want
oows
aeam
uheW
a
cloiis
"iefl
boot:
to
th!
The
enw
of
humor
U
now
one
of
head.
The
referee
ther
stAOned
the,
tne
cannnal
virtues;
to
the
mndern
flehl
and
declared
MeUraln
the
j
mm(i.
u
rovent
multitudes
of
Una.
-
win
oar
and
the
new
world
cham
pion.
"iCorbett
weighed
In
at
144
pound
and
MelarnJn
at
115'
i
pounds.
Hnantial
llauo
The
flht
proved
a
wash-out
for
the
promoters.
There
was
only
SIMM
Jn
the
gate
and.
after
federal
and
state
taxes
were
deducted,
the
promote
rj
weH
HtVO
hoH
of.
The
eye
travels
from
hunting
Eastern
Bwropean
Ofttttriea
vlah
m
"
i,.
,,,
.,hl.w
,
and
fishing
to
the
minerals
and
a
view
to
disposing
of
Mm
of
the
M-
.
..n
liuitt
emiiu
even
ure
manhau
Us
tlii"
wennw
m
aggna
nv-naia
geaeai
ada.
WhUe
Canada
has
not
gone
to
modoeU
the
expense
of
ereethig
a'
bulldlne
of
her
own.
her
participation
with
S'xteen
oth
nations
and
all
that
States
wil
bring
her
handsome
returns
both
In
good
will
and
business.
"The
Century
of
progress
la
a
vast
'eboV
case'
eoverine;
more
than
four
hundred
acres,
representing
an
ex-
7.
position
investment
in
all
of
thirty
million
dollars
and
It
cannot
be
eeep
In
a
day
or
even
two
days.
fJur-ihp
the
five
months
that
the
100-ftlori
wlM'pe
open.
H
is
expected
that
the
attendance
will
exceed
fifty
millions."
tn
this
oottntry.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
calm,
48.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
M.
Stewart-Cloudy,
southeast
wind
Ulg
Iteceptjou
Planned
a
s?fi
litis
nr
a
a
.
.
r
-
I
vawyyu
v&ft.
way
jy.
'canwuen
!
picas
'
Vancouver
is
already
soak-ling
plana
for
a
great
reception
for
!
Jimmy
McLarnin
when
he
reUsms
In
a
tew
days
to
his
home
here
from
Lea
Angeles
when
he
won
the
world's
welterweight
boxing
championship
last
night
from
young
iCmhett
IU.
The
city
and
the
Van-jcourer
Rotary
Club,
of
which
Mo-
otoudy.
Uttle
rain
SaiWjeia-Part
uke
a
lntdln
p.rt
u,
ep-
night.
46.
Uon
to
the
pugilistic
hero
who
Is
Intensely
popular
In
his
home
town.
.Ever
since
last
nsght.
his
parents
Q
.
1
n
who
live
here,
hav
been
showered
oteamsnip
oauings
'with
congratulation,
'
.
'
P.-
mh
praise
has
also
been
heard
for
"Pop"
Foster,
who
has
been
McLarnin
manager
throughout
his
career
and
who
baa
been
long
ad
mltted
to
be
largely
responsible
for
the
success
which
has
come
to
his
protege
until
Its
final
elimination
ln
the
world's
championship.
New
Anaesthetic
Drug
Now
Used
Paticjils
Co
to
Sleep
and
Operation
lYttvrr
houf
ftnpwlng
i
Tueday
ss.
Catala
....
11:30
ajn.1
SHEFFIKLp.
Ej!,
May
30:
(QP
Thurs
ss.
prince
George
8
pju.
A
new
anaesthetic
drug
wliieh
From
Naas
Itlver
&
Tort
Simpson-
'
removes
the
rear
preceding
an
dt-
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
1lt30
an.
yaUw
has
been
dtferibed
at
the
For
Naas
lUver
ano;
Porf
bimpor-
annual
meetiag
dl
the
Sheffield
Sunday-ss.
CaUla
8
pin.
Royal
Hospital.
The
effect
of
the
Prom
Ocean
Fan.
new
drug
Is
said
to
be
such
that
Wed.-s.
Prince
Oeoge
0;30
ajn.
ptlrta
go
to
eieep
under
It
and1
Frlday-ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
...
p.m.
upon
waking
the
operation
U
Qyer.j
Ss.
Cardena
pm.
The
prpceM
U
rrgarded
as
a
boon
For
Ocean
Palls
'
to
nervous
patlenU,
and
ln
the
eaten'
Tueeday-Catala
....
1:30
p
m.
o(
children
they
are
given
special
I
Thurs-as.
Prince
Oeorgc
10
p.m.
"gweeU"
which
considerably
re-
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.m.
ore
their
pain.
'
om
(lueen
Charlofe
inlT"
At
the
Sheffield
Itoynl
Ho)iUl!
May
31-ss.
Prince
ohrj
.:
jn.
meeUng
it
was
stated
that
In
onej
From
Alaaka
case
a
nurse
found
an
elderly
man
,
May
31
aa.
Prin.
Norah
pjn.
awke
and
ready
to
go
to
the
bath-1
ffom
Skeena
lllver
room.
To
his
amazement
he
was
Frlday-as.
Venture
...
pm
told
to
stay
In
bed
nuletly.
as
his
Malls
close
at
thp
pot
office
one
onerutlon
had
been
performed
the
1
nour
prior
to
aji
departures.
previous
afternoon-
Adous
II
u
toy
JTliere15
T
C
J-ICG...
Tkere'i
)
OqJens
And
Ogdcn't
Fine
Cut
Cigarette
Tobacco
is
one
of
the
things
that
make
life
worth
while.
Eatytoroll?
Yet...
but
there's
more
than
t(iat
to
be
said
for
this
fragrant,
mellow
cigarette
tobacco.
It's
cool
and
smootfv
gives
a
man
everything
he
wants
in
a
cigarette.
Get
parage
arc
(earq
the
whole
enjoyable
"roll
your
own"
story
trjjt
Ogdens
wants
lo
tell
you.
Use
"Chantecler"
papers
with
it.
QGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
l
uur
hium$
Ofilm't
(jit
pua
RAPIDS
AS
ATTRACTION
Preliminary
Step
IXiif
TukMi
Cut
TcaJI
to
jlutse
I
rom
Mlf
hway
7
Hoes
Macaity
hat
arrunt.
:
:
a
email
group
of
volunteer
u.
i
..
the
wotk
on
Saturday
of
tin.
of
cutting
a
trail
from
the
hi.
.
urirwSt
to
Dlse
RapldA.
Th.
i
.
to
nwk
a
start
and
u
try
u
:
Ine
fee
fegwlar
work
on
this
.
.
uatU
H
M
finished
Mr
MMkay
think
But"
R......;
is
one
of
the
srenir
.ittruc.i-
the
ptaee
and
a
roud
to
it
v.
a
paying
invextment
from
u
ndint
Ot
View
However
tin
'..
dng
Is
to
have
a
trail
and
...
nuke
It
possible
u
tlx
.
from
the
highway
Tne
matter
was
orougni
u
recent
ratenayen'
meetinc
ami
propoKd
to
enlist
public
supp
a
grealejr
degree
a
the
mr.
.1:
vaneea.
SOrTJtALL
POSTPONtn
Owing
to
rain,
the
Cn
aoftbail
games
of
Elks
v
c.i
National
Recreation
Av-.
and
Katens
vs
Hk
rhi-l
Sunday
afternoon
were
p-
Tonight
Etngtress
and
('
:
National
Recreation
Aasorut.
rhdduled
to
meet
in
a
ream
..
tare
and.
If
weather
la
favor
ts
pWrnted
to
wo
off
tw
UfMM4)tOMld
tomorrow
"sb
MAJ011
ixAour:
bispjau.
NEW
YORK.
May
30
(
,
;jweaaiK
Meer
League
igamea
v.e
ached
uled
ft
way.
Baseball
Standings
'
NATIONAL
UlAOi
r
I
'
W.
I
I
P1ttbrg
M
n
St
Louts
23
New
York
1
1S
Cincinnati
21
i
ChVeags)
20
ih
BneM)
l
4
BoatoM
...
17
"
1
PhUadelphla
It
'
I
AMHtlCAN
LEAGl'E
'New
York
vyaatlngton
-
"!
Chicago
19
I"
(Cleveland
94
18
:
Philadelphia
19
l
'Detroit
.
IK
'
9L
Lenta
Is
:M
ilteeton
H
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
-ninpret
vi
CNiM
June
I-
HUB)
va.
Orotm
June
4-
CUXUi.
vs.
Km'
June
4
OroH
ta.
Emp:
June
vs.
Elks.
Jane
8
Kalena
vi.
CNR
A.
Juoe
U
Sprees
vs
Or.-n
June
11-Q(&
VS.
Navy
jdfie
13-aN,rt.
vs.
Emi"
June
IS
O
retto
vs.
Elks
June
18--Nftry
va.
CN
R
A
June
18
Kdlena
vs.
Or""
Jane
So
tSmpreas
vs.
Naw
Jorie
22
Mki
va.
Kaletis
JprVe
ajdit
nA.
vs.
Ellts
Jiirie
-0.11.
vs.
Elk
j'une
36-6rtUo
vs.
CNR
A
Jhrie
St
riavy
vs..
Grotto
Ju'ne
2fl-Kaiens
vs.
Navy
July
2-Exripreiw
vs.
Kalen-
July
2
Elki
vs.
Empress.
QFSALL
The
league
atandhm
C.
N.
n.
A.
...
droltd
Ka
lefts'
Empress
Elks
It.
O.
N.
V.
U.
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L
2
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SIKI
MKI
6i
m
fll.Hl
533
p.
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