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Rheumatism
Too.
Bo-Ja cine Rbe nseatiens, b.•
canoe it cares the Kidneys.
Eery drop of blood in the body
passe. through the kidneys, to
be filtered. 11 the kidneys are
sick -tired- indamted--they
don't filter out the uric acid.
It is this acid, depa.itad in the
joints --oft the nerves - tbat
cameo Rhaamati 1.
TUC GENTLE KIDNEY GYRE
cleans, Lots, strengthens the
kidneyo-sets them t working
properly -chars the blood -
stops the ache - and takes
away every tract of libwtslr
[ism and Sciatica.
TNI Durum Comment 00., Lwrru4
Wltfealoa, Oar fatly You.
We Can
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tion with our
Canned Goods
because we handle only tellable brands
that we know all abaft. Every house-
keeper knows how •h difference
there is in these household necessities.
And it is not always the price that in-
sures the quality. We ,we showing a
tine cf cannel goNsls that we Me sell -
ng very low indeed, so low in fact
hitt you will he surprised how good
hes are when they appear on your
able.
STURDY & CO.
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$73.65
To California
and return
Good going April lith to May 5th.
Return limit July 3tst
and
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Good going June s4th to July 7th.
Return limit, September rsth.
Account
NATIONAL EDUCATION
CONVENTION,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Choice of any direct route going
and returning, and certain stop-
overrivile es allowed.
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For ticket* and full in-
formation call on
F. F. LAWRENCE
Town Agent.
Office hour' : fl:!i) a. in. to
9:3(1 p.m.
JOHN HTRAITON, Depot Agent
J. D. Mri)onald, District Pas-
senger Agent, 'r mints.
'PHONE I5QR24
werehon-e r1 or. w'ra
Whenoar want 1 and Yard. 1 1 street and/
THg nest. at hock/ Square
COAL
ALL KINDS OF COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
te-A11 fetal weighed on the market soden,
where you get 2.eol Ib.. for a ton.
WM. LEE.
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Mast side Sttuart% prompt' v attended to.
SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
.1ny rico numbenwt section of Itinoinion
land. 111 Manitobt or the NOT I. -west r/111 titers.
ion -meow and 1111, not rmer.Id, may Is• I
...waded by any person who 1. t hr .ole bead of a
fatally. or any male or er 10 year- of age. to the
extent of one-quarter walnut of 101 ,pies. mon,
or kms.
Entry must he made meamalb' 0t the lural
land odleo for the district in which the land b
situate.
The, homesteader 1. required to perform the
r`onditbm. connected therewith tender ono of
the following plan:
III At least .Ix months' resMenee upon and
cultivation of the land In each year for three
years.
lit If the father for mother. If the father i de•
crowed) of the hontesdeader n+Ides upon a farm
In the vicinity of Ow land entered fnr the te-
milremente as to iwddrmn may by *oilseed
by such penwm rseMing with the fath,r or
mother.
less if the settler has his permanent residence
upon farming land owned los him In the Orin-
Ity of lits homestead. the rognlnnnents as to
twaklenee may be natlaaal by reklence upon
the mkt land.
Six month. natter In westing •honld be ferret
10 the 1'emmitrinter oft Irotnlnlon Land. se
Ottawa of Intention to apply for patent.
• W. W. 1 T)1(V.
1►epaty of the Minister of the lntrrMr.
1\. B.-UnantMwl.ad pnhlM+line of 1h1. ad-
eIiibosost will not be pale for
TAF IJUNAI4: (.ODEIUICH ONTARIO
CAP'N
By JOSEPH C. LINCOLN
Copyright. 1001. by A. S. Mmes to Co.. Publishers, 130 Hftb Avenue.
New York. A11 Rights Reserved
sprain r .rt, lose at toe t`teeunrtan"
he•I+, saw a long roost empty tutee
for a few chairs and a table it the eent-
ter. Upon this table stussl the testing
Ittntruntents, exactly like those Ili 1110
ree•eiving room dowustnlrs. 'three men
lounged it the emirs. and standing be-
side the table, with his fingers upon the
regulating screw at the emterple•e lit
the rt•urder, Wns a nother. n big fel-
b»c, with a round, snmoth shaved fore.
The rues In the chairs sprang to their
fe•t an (Hazeltine cnnte In. The face
of the individual by the table turned
white, and his Augers fell from the
regulating serew• as though the latter
was red hot. The captain recognized
the men. They were day operators
whom he had met in the village many
tidies. Incidentally they were avowed
friends of the former ele•triciau, Par-
ker.\ The name of the teller one was
l(cI ugbliu.
Note spoke. Ralph strode quickly
to the table, pushed Mcloughltu 'to
nue side and stooped over the lustru-
wt•utn. When he Ntralghtenel up Cap-
tain Erl noticed that his face also it as
white, but evidently not (rout fear. Ile
turned sharply and looked at the four
operators. who were doing their best
to appear at ease and not surcveliug.
The ele•triciaut, looked thein over ow.•
by one. Then he gave a short laugh.
"You sueaks" he said. and turued
agoiti to the testing apparatus.
Ile b•gau xlowly to turn the emulat-
ing screw on the recorder. He hail
given it but a few revolutions when
the point of the little glees sgehou
that had leen tracing a straight black
line un the sliding tape moved up and
down In curviug zigzags. Hazeltine
turned to the operator.
"Palmer," he said curtly, "answer
that call."
The man addressed seated himself'
at the table, turned a switch uud'click-
ed off a message. After a womr't Nbe
line on the moving tape zigzagged
again. Italph glanced at the ztgeags
and bit his lip.
Apologize to them," he said to Palm-
er. "Tell them we regret exeeediugly
that the ship should have been kept
waltiug. Tell them our recorder watt
Tut of adjustment."
Theoperator cabled the message.
The three men at the end of the roues
glanced at each other. This evidently
was u01 what they expected.
Steps Sounded on the stairs, and Pe-
ters hurriedly entered.
"'rhe old man's comin'," he said.
Mr. Langley, the superintendent of
the station, had been in the company's
employ for years. ile had been iu
charge of the Cape ('od station since It
was built, and he liked the job. Ire
knew cable work, too, from A to Z and,
though he was a strict disciplinarian.
would forgive a wan getting drunk
a'easloually'sooter than condone cure-
Iessiipsn. Ile wax eccentric, but even
those %tam did not like him acknowl-
edged that he was "square."
Ile cause Into the room, noised a ci-
gar stump out of the window and nod-
ded to Captain Eri.
"How are you. (aptalu Hedge?" be
paid. Then, stepping to the table, he
picked up the tape.
"Everything all right, Mr. Hazel-
tine'?" he asked. ."Hello: What dues
this mean? They nay they have been
calling I my. fur two hdqrs without getting
nu ausp•er.'Iiow do you explaiu that?'
It Wa:i.very quiet in the room when
the electrit.ltm answered.
"The recorder here wax out of ad-
Justnn•ut, sir;" be said simply.
"Outf no m o
o i t t n thought you
1>N e t I glt ,u
told lite everythi)Ig was in perfect of -
der before you lett this morning."
"I thought eo, sir, but I Lind the
screw was too loose: That would ac-
count for the enli not reaching us."
"'res loose: IItrnpb: The superin-
tendent looked steadfastly at Hazel-
tine, then at the operators and then, at
the electrician om'e more.
"%Ir. Hazeltine," he Auld at length.
"I will hear what ezpinnutimM you
may have to stoke in my office later
on. I will attend to the testing myttelf.
That will do."
Captain Eri silently followed Ilia
yottng friend to the tuck door of the
+teteon. Hazeltine had seen tit to make
no comment on the scene Juat deec•rilt-
ed. ilttel the captain did not feel like
offering any. They were standing on
the step; when the big operator, Me -
Loughlin, care out of the building be-
hind them. •
"Well," he 'laid gruffly to the clectri-
cinn, "shun I quit now or wait until
Sittiniay?"
"Shall I git out now or wait ti11 Sat-
urday night? 15nppo"e you'll have me
fired."
Then iiazcltine's pcnt'tp rage boiled
over.
"If you mean that 111 tell Mr. Lang-
ley of your cowardly trlek and have
r • • r *
''No? I don't pry nay debt' that wety."
Yon discharged- • No: 1 don't pay my
dents thnt way. Rut 111 tell you this -
you and your sneaklog friends; if you
.
try :mower game like that yea. or If
you eo much as speak to toe other than
on business while I'm here -1 will lint
you out of the window. Clear out!"
"Mr. Hazeltine." said Captain 1:11 a
fete moments litter, "I hope you don't
mind my sayla' that 11Ike you fust
rate. 310 and 1'etwz and Jerry ain't the
higgest bugs in town, bat we like to
ttao ' our frletdo t•Otne and se• us. 1
wish you'd drop inure 'n awhile."
"I certainly will," odd the young
mn, and the two shook hands. That
vigorous handshake was enough of it-
self to ronvinee Ralph Hazeltine that
he had made at any rate one friend In
Orham.
And we may as well add here that
be had made two. For that evening
Jack McLouglillu saki to his fellow
conspirators:
"Ile said he'd Ore me out of the win-
dow -me, mind you! Aud, by thunder,
I believe he'd have done It too. Boys.
there ain't any more 'eon' games play-
ed on that kid while I'm around, Par-
ker or no Parker. Ile's white, that's
what he is!"
CHAPTER Y.
YVERS:ATION among the
captains wax for the next
two days confined to two top-
ics, epeculatlou as to how
s.Nnt they might expect a reply from
the Nantucket female and whether or
not Mr. Langley would discharge IIa-
zeltiue. Oe the latter point Captain
Eri wait derided.
"He won't be bounced," said the cups
tain. "Now you Jnst put that down in
your log. Langley ain't a food, and he
cin put two and two together as well
as the next feller. 1f I thought there
was .any need of It I'd just drop him
u hint myself, but there ain't, so I
•hau't put soy oar in. But I wish you
taro could have heard that youngster
tally to that McLoughlin critter.
'Twitted have done you good. That
ls.y's.ttll right."
1'npd:ni Jerry was alone when the
expected\letter came. Ile glanced lit
the po+lnitlrk, sen• that It was Nati-
Dirket and `stuck the note behind the
clock. He did his best to forget it, but
he looked so goilty when Captain Pe-
rez returned atupper time that that
individual suspee something, Made
his friend confess, and, a little pater
lvltcn captain Erl r• 1e in, the euvet
opts. bearing many th h prints, was
propped up against the ugar bowl in
the middle of the table.
"11'e didn't open It. Eri,' said Peres
proudly.. "We did wattt t' but we
thought all hands ought to be u de•k-
when anything an important s this
was goiu' to be doe•"
"Ile's been holdln' It up to the tight
for the last hn'f hone," sneered
talo Jerry. "Antibody 'd think it had it
million dollars In It. For the laud's
sake, open it. Ere, 'fore be has a et:"
Captain Erg picket! up the letter,
looked it over very deliberately and
then tore off the end of the envelope.
The inclosure was another sheet of note
paper like the first epistle. Tire enp-
taiu took oat his spectacles. wiped
then[ and rend the following >tluud:
(•captain Jeremiah Rurgess: •
81r-1 like your looks well enough,
though It don't pay to put too much de-
pendence
e-
pr ence
In look.. ns nobody kito w
bet-
ter than me. Besides, 1 Judge that picture
was nook quite a spell ago. Anyway, you
look honest, and 1 am willing to risk
money enough to carry mo to Orham and
bark. though the dear land knows I ain't
got none to throw away. If we don't
yugrie to alga :articles, I suppose likely
yen will he willing to stand half the fare.
That ain't any more than right, the way
1 look at It. 1 nhall come to Orham on
the afternoon train. Thursday. Meet me
at the depot. Yours truly.
MARTIIA B. SNOW.
P. 8.-I should have liked It better If
you was a Methodist, but we can't have
everything Just as we want 1t In this
world.
Nobody spoke for a moment after the
reading of this Intensely practical note.
captain Eri wIdstleel softly, scratched
his head uud then read the letter over
again to himself. At length Captain
Perez broke the npell.
•'J,`rtisule'm:" he exclaimed, "Ybe
don't lone uo time, doer elle?'
"She's pretty prompt, that's a feet,"
a-s*cutch Captain Eri.'
t'aptulu Jerry burst forth in indigna-
tion.
"Is that all you've got to say," he
inquired, with narenam, "after glttlu'
me into a scrape iike this? Well, now,
1 tell you one thing, I" -
'Now, hold on, bold on, Jerry: She
ain't goin' to marry you unless you
want her to, 'tain't likely. More I
think of it the more I like the woman's
way of (loin' things. She's gut sense;
tbere'e aro doubt of that. You can't
sell her ,t cut in a flag. She's rotten'
down here to gee you and talk the
thing over, and I glory in her spunk."
"Wants me to pay her fare: I .ee
ntytelt dein' It! I've got ways enough
to "lend my money without payln'
fares for Nantucket folks."
"If you and she sign article", as she
roll" It, you'll have to pay more than
fares," maid Captain Perez in a wet-
ter of fact tone. "1 think same as Et*
does -she's a smart woman. We'll
here to meet her at the depot, of
mum."
"Well, I won't! Cheeky thing! Let
her end out where i am! I cal'late
shell have to do some bnntin'."
"Now, Pee here, Jerry," said Captain
Eri, "you was jetzt as anxious to hare
one of us glt married as anybody else.
You haven't got to marry the woman
unless you want to, but you have got to
help us see the thing through. 1 wish
myself that we hadn't been quite so
peaky anxious to give her the latitude
and longitude and, had took some sort
of an observation ourselves. But we
didn't, and now we're got to treat her
decent. You'll be at that depot along
with fifex and me."
Capn 14r1 did not go tithing the
next morning, but stayed about the
bowie, whittling at the model of a
ehpper ship and tormenting Captain
Jerry. The model war oue that he Ned
beers at work voos it erdd filmes ever
since he gave up seagoing. It bad nev-
er been completed for the very good
reason that when one part was finished
the captaiu tore another part to pieces
and began over again. It was a sort
of barometer of his feelings, and when
his companions saw !dui take down
the clipper and go to work they knew
Ile wits either thinking deeply upon u
perplexing problem or was troubled lar
IIIc mind.
They started for the railway 'tattoo
immediately after supper. As they
passel John Baxter's house they p0.
ticd a light in au upper chamber and
wondered If the old wuu was 111. Cap -
tutu Eri w•oukl have stopped to 111.4
out, but Captain Perez insisted that
It could be done just as well when
they came back and expressed a fear
That they might lulls the (Mu. Cap-
tola Jerry ludu't spokeu duce they
left bottle and wahkti gloomily ahead
with his lauds In his pockets.
Mr, Web Saunders, fat aud lu his
pluk striped shirt sleeves, sat upon the
steps of his saloon as They went by.
He wished them an ufetuous goal
evening.
The response from the Three captalus
wee not euthustastle, but ler. tiaun-
ders continued to talk of the weather,
the Ilablug uud the cranberry crop uu-
til a customer came and gave thew a
chance to get away.
The tralu was nearly nu hour pate
thin evenlug, uw•lug to u but box, and
the "ex-seatarlug man" and his two
friends peered auxeously out at it front
around the corner of the station. The
nue catch atomise! directly under the
lights, and they could se the paaseu-
gers as they came down the steps.
Two or three got out, but these were
men. Theu came au apparition that
caused Cuptsln Jerry to gasp and
clutch at Perez for support.
Down the steps[ of the car came a
tall, coal black uegress, and lu her
laud was a canvas extension ease, oar
the side of which was blazoned lar two
Inch letters the fateful name, "M. It.
Snow, Nantucket."
Captain Eel gaud at this astounding
spectacle fur u full thirty sesrouds.
Theu he woke up.
"( ;rod trey dowluu:" he ejaculated,
"Black! Black! Ituu! Run for your
lives 'fore she sees us:"
This order was superfluous. ('cap -
tutu Jerry was already halfway to the
feuet' turd going at it rate which bid
Lair to establish a re'evnl for his age.
The others fell tutu his wake, and the
proeesslou moved across country like
u steeplechase.
Tbe'y-clhulsd over stone walls and
splasitel Into meadows. They took
every short cut ►etweeu the etutiou utid
their home. .te they canto in sight of
the latter Captain 1'erez's breath gave
out almost entirely. •
"heave to:" he gasped. "Heave to,
or 1'11 founder: I wouldn't run an-
other step for all the chitties In the
West ladles."
Captain Erl paused, but It was ouly
after a struggle that Captain Jerry
was perauadetl to halt.
"I sh'u't do it, Eri:" he vowed wild-
ly. "I shan't do it: There ain't no use
askin' me: 1 won't slam that black
woman: 1 won't, by thunder!"
"There, there, Jerry:" said Captain
1:r1 soothingly. "Nobility w•ante you to.
There ain't aro dauger now. She didn't
see uw. '
Ain't no danger: There you go
again. Eri ledge: She'll ask where I
live anti come right down iu the depot
wagon. Ob, Lonly. Lundy:"
The frantic sacrifice was about to
bound away ngaln when Captain Er!
caught hem by the .rut.
-- "1'11 tell you what," he saki, "we'll
't t fur Eldrelgr s shanty and bide
the • till elle gits tired and gees awry.
I"raps she watt tome, anyhow."
The deserted fish shindy, property of
the twirl" of • the pate Nathaniel El-
dredge, w s situated in a hollow close
to the hou. In a few moments the
three were [side, with a sawhorse
ng:tlust the d
'Iliey- heard hi rattle of a heavy car-
riage, stud, crow' 'ug together at the
cobwebbed wind. -, linty the binek
shape of the depot vagon railpaid.
They waited. brvtthlet�. until they saw
It go bark again cap the Toad.
"Did you lock the dlnid room door,
I'ere•z?" asked captain ErL. •
"Course I didn't. Why shot)Id I?"
It wax a rather seus'le*e .tuestion.
Nobody locks doors In Orham `except
at Isiah idle.
"iluugou:" grunted Captain Eri.
'She'll see the light In the dinln' room
and go inside and .salt, more'u inept;
Well, tlere'e within' for us to du but \
to„stay here for awhile, and then 14
she ain't gone Otte of lie '11 have to go
cap and tell her she won't suit and pay
her fnre home. that's all. 1 think .terry
ought to be the our," be added mis-
chievously, "he leen' the bridegroom,
nit you might say.'
"Me!" almost shouted the frantic
Captain Jerry. "You go to grass! You
fellers got me Into thin scrape, and uow
let's se'e you git ttte out of it. I don't
stir one step."
They eat there lu darkness, the sp-
leno unbroken, sive for an occasional
chuckle from the provoking Eri. After
a long white they heard some oue whis-
tling. Perez went to the window to
take an observation.
"It's a mint" he said disappointedly.
"Ice's been to our house. too. My land,
I hope be didn't go ht: It'A that feller
Hazeltine; that's who 'tin."
"Is It?"exclaimed Ell eagerly. "That's
No; nu 'tie! pet's give him a hall."
Before he could be stopped he had
pulped the sawhorse from the door, had
opened the latter a little w•ey and,
with him face at the open, was whis-
tling nbrllly.
The electrician looked up and down
the dark road in a pulsated sort of way,
but evidently could not make up his
mind from what quarter the whistles
tame.
"Mr, Hazeltine:" hailed the captain
In what might be called a whispered
yell or a shouted whisper. "Mr. Hazel.
tine Here, on your lee bow, in the
shanty.'
The word "shanty" was the only part
of the tipeevil that brought tight to
Ralph's mind, but that was euelclent.
He came down the hill, left the road
and plunged through the blackberry
vines to the door,
"Who Is )t?" he asked. "baby, hello,
captain! What on earth" -
Captain Erl algnaIM him to silence,
and then, catching his arm, polled him
into the shanty and shut the door.
Captain Jerry hastened to set the
sawhorse In plat* again.
"Mr. Heseltine," said Captain Eri,
"let me make you acquainted with
Cep'n Peres and Cap'n Jerry, ahlp*
mates of telae. You've heard me speak
ell 'en."
Ralph, to the darkness, shook two
blg halide and beard whispered voices
express thetselvse u glad to know
"You see." continued Eri in a some-
what embarrass* fashion, "we're -sort
of layln' to, as iou might say, waltlu'
it git our burin's. We alu't out of
.Jtlr heads. 1 tell you that 'cause 1
,know that's what It looks like."
The bewildered Hazeltine laughed
and said be was glad to hear it.
"1-1-1 don't know how to explalu
It to you," the captain stumbled on.
"Fact Is, I guess 1 wou't jest ylt, If
you don't mind. It does sound so
pesky rldlc'lous, although It ain't when
you understand it. What we want to
kuow is, have you been to our house
and Is there anybody there?"
"Why, yes, I've been there. 1 rowed
over and dropped In for a minute, as
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you suggested the other day. The
houseke•pl'r-I suppose it was the
hunsek-eper-that opened the door,
said you were out, and 1" -
Ile was interrupted . by a bops4eka
grown.
"1 knew it!" wailed -Captain Jerry
"I knew it! Aud you acid there walet
no danger, Erl:" .
"Hush up, Jerry. a minute, for the
love of goodness! What Wan she (loin'.
Mr. Hazeltine, this woulau you thought
was the bouaeke'pw`r? Did elle kook
as If elle was Wein' ready to go out?
Did she have her bnuuit oar?"
"No. She 11011111011 10 1e very touch
at hose. That's why 1 thought" -
But agalu Captain Jerry broke M.
"Well, by mighty:" he Oa. c!ntrt.
"That', nice, `how, ain't 10 She gels'
assay? You leg she ain't! She's golu'
to etay there and Walt. if it's forever.
She's got too good a ding. Jest us
like's nut Wilsey Busteed or some
othet gab machine like her 'll b' the
next nue to call, and It they sir that
grent black critter! Oh, my•soul:"
"Iiinrk:" nail Italplt amaztdly.
"Why, the WWII:ut alt your house Isn't
black. She's as white as 1 am, and
not bad looking either."
"What?" This wax the trio in
chorus. Theu Captain ErI geld:
'•Mr. Ifazeltine, now, honest and
true. is that a fact?'
"Of course it's n fact."
The (*Wein wiped his forehead.
"Mr. Hazeltine," he maid, "If anyleely
Mid told me a fortu't ago that 1 was
one of the three biggest fools in Or-
hnw I'd have probi Iy rared up some.
As 'tis now, 1 esylate I'd thank hint
for lettin' me off so easy. You'll hare
to excuse us tonight. I'm afraid. We're
In a rfdle'loua ecrate that we've gut to
git out of all alone I'll tell you 'bout
It some day. Jest now I wlsh you'd
keep this kind of quiet to oblige line."
Hazeltine saw that this w is meant
as a gentle hint for hen Immediate de-
parture, and, although be bad a fair
share of curiosity, felt there was noth-
ing else to do. Aa Noon as he had
gone Captain ErI began to lay down
the law.
"Now, then," he mid. "there's leen
conte "tort of a mistake: that's plain
enongh. More'n likely the darky took
the wrong entchet when 'he gat up to
cu e to m o he oar. hat woman at rt [ 1 T
the hoose 14 the real \lathy Snow all
right, and we've got to go right up
there and as' here ('one oar!"
But Captain .Tr:rry 'mutinied outright.
Ile declnrel that the sight of that d:tr-
ky had siekenel htm of marrying for-
ever and that he would not nee the
candidate front Nantucket nor any
other candidate.
�(lo and see her yourself If you're
so Stet on it," he deelared. "I shan't!"
"All right," said Captain Eri calmly.
"1 will I'll tell her you're bashful. but
jest dylb' to be married and that 'be
can huve,you 11 she only walta long
enough."
With Me Tie turned on his heel and
walked out.
ITo ItE ('ONTINI-F,D,h
WHAT HE WANTED.
Elting Ills Nord Qne: April 311th. -
iSpa'cia .)--'rhe poattniusettr here, Mr,
lhnmtse V. Bourque, in to be congret-
ulrtted --he hits got what he wanted.
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w•nn afflicted with kidney dieea.o
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Little Mary w•as taken to colonel
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