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'sine bar'g•Iws and se In-
v,t•• your iwapeellon of
our atnek.
Christmas goods are ar-
riving daily for our
Grocery Department
and full value for your
tie my is guareoterd.
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S. J. Young
Routiltos Street.
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t}EA L : OODRRIOH oN'P . ' le
XalypsDAT, Rit'Irsaaa S, 1914 0
COUNTY AND DISTRICT
lows stIL F gums NAVY 1e
The iw.wwr moult., .sow opened'
d Mel.mvYM o. Wedwd•y,
.w Thursday wt way a large nester
d advise. w
Dr. Hardt , of Guelph, tut opd ea
office 1e Homan and toupees praatl.
Ilwgdenttatry there.
Out Swallow and Lorca Brews, of
,Oredo movies-
tionkoo, attended the Boys'
bald le Guelph recently.
rid
Thomson, of Brunel', ship -
1,d two carloads ret live poultry to
Buffalo said New York lest week.
The estate of J. D. Haman, of
Shlpl.a, has bees wound up, the mote emitters getting 17 mote on this dol-
lar.
liveries the held. of Hr. Fred L. Pot-
ter,
l.db la"' Tae *.ewney. wbieb Advanta
Res .t MY tbe Immo of she pride's
Omni. wee to darkness several
eights last week owing to some :e-
1 pairs having to be made at the gas
work/
The hotel property •t Wake
'Schen'',
hero purchased by Willies'tSchen'', who will use it as a deviling
house.
Fift on candidates were coofinued
Eby the Bishop of Huron in the AntN-
cw cburcb,Wroseter, on Sunday. Nov-
!ember Taut
Dr. Mair of Henson, who aim bee
bed an office in Marta, has gold hie
practice arid will shortly leave for
'other quarter..
John OoIwill, who bad spent pr•acti-
cally all bis life on .harm bear Cea-
' trails, died there un November lltb,
aged eighty-one.
RUBBERS
In buyingyour robber foot-
wear ter the all and winter be
1
sere rod get the famous
LIFE -BODY
brand. They are without ex-
ersion the best robber footwear
made Alt the light rubber.
have a parroted leather
Yet that insures double the Weer
d any other.
i
11Me Otey the car relatives of the
magpie presoak prsat They will re -
RUSSIomen.
BI AN vouim CONTINUES TO an
cage e.wtirM•d by Rev. B J. Mist German
ales With Mar's Fortis
eran Lames [ra*a'tweta.
1—Kaiser New to [ase
The Battle a Lodi, as
the
•gesf*1
Ane .nae doineesatl1.great
NEATEIt ttetweea ale Vlatala .eaWorth* Rivers 1s. Russian Polead ►.•
J had the mhfestr m to hi I s - as
Aad hawk bps lag pone at Kiagstxidge Rims r hewd
• were./. deprecate, Lae cans all theaBritish .any there was
Fifteen First -clam Ships Ready In
vMn—Mr. Churchill Shewe There's
No Cave For Nerveuenem
Winston tipeacer Churchill, Mirst
Lord of the Admiralty, la a epees It
la tbe House of t'omm.sns last F'r'day
Or scans to be known. n
n • evening told the eeestry. that. de-
laat week ugly u ever spite the lose of some ut the older
!rated
Mr. ..a Mw. Rama Heddeo, w pa .
of Reardon succeg••a to this ' for nervowaess but every
fast week en, t bow la 8ugtatebe-;rine fn a statement of
sec I teases for complete confidence to the
w I
had bees atttttlyf hoe., Ls bete lett reports aimed ec •p. so caw f
M. •fly, at the estimates swat d Ib. navy to gave elect l0
base. that have, been published, but rower
wales .red navy to a the Best tO
SW Haagvw had the misfortune to the enemy has
Mager
At the The hat Lord told of the Haag
thrrehing mashiwe. TM axe went been decisively defeated.
through his boot and l.4tcted • severe game time the latest nodal Russian
wound. , report states that the advantage in
BAY PI ELD. ' the fighting still Iles with eke bus-
t be rifle .ssoeiatioa have drill and ata. army. and that enormous losses
rifle stashes et the hall every Wed- I have been inflicted on the Germans.
ne.day eteriag. "it is impressible as yet accurately
Twelve of our local flehernien have -tc estimate the German losses around
goo! to Port Stanley, where they will I Lodz," says a Petrograd correspon-
rog r Ib einag {aduatry, (dent. "The Germans in groups and
Mr. and Mee. Clark have removed ccwpanfes. even to battalions, are
from Uoderieb township to Hayfield. I wandering, starving and halt -crones,
where tbe, occupy Mrs. tyoyder'e la the snow-covered woods and fields.
bosses. seeking an opportunity to surrender.
M. Roses broke three i abs last week. I "It would require something like Ms
He woe out t• hie Iskiag boat lifting or fresh army corps to shut ole
W wets whoa he sed and tell. with the German retreat completely."
tbe before-montio result J The German Emperor has joined
Robert Bailey. manager of the Star- Field Marshal von Hindenburg In Po-
ling Smitten,. wee shot through the land to offer his advice and to en -
eye while burning squirrels oo ttlatur- courage hIa troops.
day. H. was "ken t'
the Oodertch I It may be some days before a con -
hospital. wbers every effort is being elusion Is reacted in this battle,
made to eave his sigfit.
which promises to prove the most de
LCl'[lYOW. Icisive. and already has proved the
Mrs. T. Reid. a E tmostoo, is visit- most sanguinary engagement of the
iog het son and other relatives in war. So far. all that le definitely
town I known la that the German advance
eut M. tool while gp1►telintg wood fora wt the Inference that
The Taylor, Scott Co., of Pal..metos
bas been reorganised uoder the name
of Henry Wise Woodenweer Mfg. Co.
and is now In full. operation.
Freiman aerie, • former Mitchell
resident, wee elected t r the executive
hosed of aha Commercial Travellers,
Association at Toronto last week.
Mrs. S umnh, of Mild ay, whose
husband wits kille3 over awn yews ago
by the collages of • .caRold. wee
awarded $2.000 damages r 'ceotly.
Cls too Proctor, of Morris, wbo pre-
med his civil service examinations Iasi
May, bas received oro appointment to
tbe civil service department at Ottawa
Ii. V. Armetroes who hes bad
wide experience in the drug business
In VInoipet, Toronto and Cbiosg••.
has taken ch.rge of the drug store et
Oon ie.
David Collins, of Clawdebeye, re-
cently celebrated hi• one bundretb
birthday. He was presented with en
address and a puree of gold by hie
family.
Alvin Kilts re, while shingling •
barn at Listowe', fell to the ground, a
distance of twenty -Ave feet, and sus-
tained • broken leg as well es mini
other injuries.
Joe Warden, of Suite, suffered
the loss by lightning of • cow. a put
and • number of hens during an elec-
trical storm which pesie,t over the
village recently.
Chester L. Smith, of St. Joseph, has
purchased a half interest in the Zurich
Herald printing plant. Mr. Smith in-
tends to take charge of the mechanical
Mrs. Agar has gzoe to Toronto. has been brought to a halt aLd that
where eke will spend the winter with the Russians. resuming the offensive.
her ane, Tit •m is. I have thrown back the Invaderi at
The owners of the Paramount cheese many points cn the line, in sone
factory gave smt.50 W the p.trintic' mew wholly or partly eurroundtag
fund. This was the proceeds of one' Lae German troops. The latter have
day's supply of milk which was made stork to their trenches with the
into cheese and cold for the benefit of greatest tenacity, and near the lett
tbe fund. ' bank of the Vistula ars still Aghting
John McKinnon was accidentilIy stubbornly to break throegh the Rus -
killed while working in • [nine at Asn floes, apparently W the north -
Seattle. e, Wubiogtao. The remains ward, where they hope to join re -
Were brought home, and the funeral latorcemente flat from prem.
was held from the home of his pus-, ' ( 'Qjjj i BLEW UP tete, was thin :i, Kinloss. The de -1 si 'I 1 71W Yg
ceased wan thirty -nevem years old. I
BLYTH.
to British ships from mine. and sub
marines lied a the possibility of
armored sad fast enemy linen escap
lag to the blgb seas to prey on the
allies' shipping. which. he added, had
been prevented thus far. He con
eluded his speech wlti. the statement
that there was another danger, "that
of an oversea invasion—ea enterprise
full of danger for those who might
attempt 1t."
Mr. Cburchtll said that cosalderlrta
the work the navy had done in the
protection of British commerce, the
restrictions 11 bad placed on tie
enemy's supplies and the convoyieg
by 1t a great numbers a troops to
and fro across the world, with one's
eyes fixed on the mischances that had
occurred anu knowing all the circum-
stances. he was bound to say. "t
think we have had • share a the luck.'
Even if England were single-handed,
then would be no reason to despair,
but with the French In control in the
Mediterranean and Japan in the Paci-
fic and the Russian navy developing
"we could go on In efi'nitely, receiv-
ing our supplies tr wherever we
need them, transporting our troops
wherever they are required and coo-
tinue the process with our strength
growing greater every month. until at
the end a perhaps a not very distant
date, we achieve the purpose for
which we are fighting."
As for building, Mr. Churchill .01d,
England would add fifteen capita!
'Mr to ber fleet before the end of
111EE to Gs nany'i three, lA feet. he
declared, Xngland could lose one
superdre•4Lougbt monthly for a year
and still maintain her superiority
oter Germany- In these ships.
• Light cruisers, Mr. Churchill con-
tinued, titre {n(i rapidly added
Ike British >feet, Ind raglan( lad
commisaloned since the commence
Ment or the war more than Germany
had bad destroyed or Interned. This
number, Including the Breslau. he
aald. amounted to 51x.
T. J. Johneten, of Delaware, s ret
•Der his property in this district. r v Bulwark Werra ()euro
Thi dea F. Collis, who will be rt A. the British baitlesttip Bulwark
memhered,by many of the older real.'
dents as a stage driver between Blyth was lying off :sheerness ou Thursday
and Clinton for a number of veer.,' there occurred a terrible explosion
died in Lxodoo on November 3rd. I which completely Cestroyed the ship.
Bridle R rboe, aged eleven. died from Of the crew of nearly 800 men, who
inner ur lock j.w last week. Some time ago he were aboard at the time. only fourteen
oral { ret og p n ran a rust v pail in his foot and of late survived. The cause a the explosion
tt he;bad..ufferedintense pain. His father. 1s not known for a certainty, but it
pert of the work. who was in the West, came home for is believed that It occurrds in her
The heavy Otto Rubbers for The p!aming mins, horse stable.. tae funeral. forward magazine, whether by acd-
tbe faun have the baa repute- and pert of the cant -.beds belongng to Dr. ant Mrs. Sloan, of ;Creme, Alas- dent or design 1s a question to be de-
termined by the commission which
Prices are right. Sole evict for were destroyed by Are on the 24th Inst. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sloan. Dr. has been appointed to Investigate the
1 bas 1' ted as a to the
several days here a week ago looking Nearly woo Lives Leet When H.M.S.
Goderieb. 1 Ioceodiarisui is suspected. Sloan enlisted surgeon
A meeting of the trustee bzerd of
the Atwood Methodist church was
recentlyheld at which the piens of the
new curch which they propose - to
build were fully discuses!.
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WINTER TOURS
TO TEE LAND Or •
ttlgb;ae as/ Stua..r Dar
THE 'CANADIAN"
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l# ONTRBALTORUN TO
DETRQfT.0 IOAGO
hedonism bam iTicket
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Mg: write it " . weer.sneer. les and leas
Tweets.
'
Mr. A. Goebel, of Mitchell, received a
crate of grape fruit and oranges from
Porto Rico, West Indies. last week.
They were gent by Dr. Lombardi,
formerly of Mitchell Ana Logan. • _"-Al
Sam funsiri, an Italian who hoe
been doing business ss • fruit dealer
in Walkertot. closed up his premises
(and disappeared. tilting his wife and
family. but leaving • lot of unpaid
bills behiod.
Koss Lout, • former resident of
J the 2nd concession of Stanley, while
op.nW iog • gasoline engine in
Alberta got hie sunk caught in the
machinery. He wail quickly extri-
cated but expired while befog taken to
the hospital at Calgary.
AN NUN r "'. <LM
TORONTO
AND RETURN
-TARE AND ONE-THIRD
second C aoadian contingent now in
traioiog at To:onto. •
Luella. elder daughter of Mr. and
Mee. A. Hamm. was united in'narcisge
to Mr. John Cole, of Berlin, on Satur-,
da} last. The eer.mony was conduct-
ed by Rev. W. D. Turner. The young
e.taple will reside in Berlin.;
WINOH AM.
Mr. J ./nee Garrick, a former resi-
dent of Wingham, died in Edinooton
on Monday, the 2ttrd inst. The bxdy
was brought bare for interment.
While piling pig iron in the yard of
the Western Foundry, F. Hinkley re-
ceived •deep would io the thick pert
of the thumb. which will lay him off
work for some days. $
While in the act of detecbio$ the
whiAletrees from a load of wood John
A. t'•mpbell was kicked in the heed
by . bone, necessitating twelve
stitches to dose the wound.
James Gockridge, an employee of
the Pringle mitt end glove mills, met
with • painful accident white working
around • ruacbine. Hie band got
caught and was Midis -lacerated and it
was found n'?oree•ry at the hospital to
amputate the Ant finger.
Fire destroyed the residence of Dun-
can McLaren, lir., of Cromarty. • week
ago. the fire occurred at midnight
Nd„hbore who noticed the flames
soused the family. who were all taken
out safely. A considerable quantity
of furuiture was saved. There was no
iosurance.
John Daw. of Hibbert, died very
suddenly last week. With Mn. Hib-
bert he had been milking the cows
his wife bad gone to the house with
the milk leaving ber husband to Slab
the chores. As be did out come in
rest ft•tiooe b O.eada. Hitrgatoo, when expected a march was made
Renfrew sed Wast thereat he was found lying in the .table with
0004 gales 1/.a. trues Dec_ I life
old extinct. Mr. Daw was sixty -Ave
ember I0. snail all trsifas
Deesa4r 11 Aad 12
Account -Toronto Pat Amok show”`
All Tickets valid to return up to and
including December Il, 1014
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ta•'roa Ticker AgssL Make ale.
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tadeniably situps has lemma a
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tbe seep is beraNM/ IK
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eetlryp se IWO% pews
Ts tad to the etwrwt el pis
Illibetb teas• Odrla5O Asa
ted a spots. wire bent nulla Is
Mos trees tie saws e[
Thomas Doyle, driver of a breed
wagon in St. Marys, had a thrilling
eppeeterre tsar. work ., Mole crossing
the U.P.R. tracks the wages ware
struck by • train and Doyle was
buried several feet. The train crew
picked him up u0000.tiotm and car-
ried him to the depot, when be soon
regained °ew•cioageam sed was foumd
to be uninjured. Th. rig was .snaabed
but the horse was not hurt_
CLI ((TON.
The coroner's jury which investi-
gated the death of Chester 11111, who
was recently killed in a sewer cave-in,
brought io a verdict of accidental
death and no blame was attached to
anyone. Crown A.ttoroey Seeger, of
Goderieb. conducted the examination ,1
The town of Wingham is being sued
for $10,0110 by the widow of en em-
ployee who was recently killed in
sewer construction work. The -work
was being dose by the day and the
town clerk was in charge of the Joh.
'Ow ceased jboiytbl, to eut down .eE•
passes by doing the work" tbit'wmy. `
waole affair.
In the opinion of naval men It was
au internal explosion that put an end
to the, old battleship which for twelve
yeas had clone service at hone and
abroad. and lately had t Sen doing her
part 10 guarding Engtknd's shores.
There was no great upheaval of
water, such as would have occurred
if she had been torpedoed or struck
a mine. Instead the "ship was ea -
.eloped in smoke and flames, and
when this hsd cleared nothing could
be seen butt reckage floating on the
tea.
House. in towns seven and eight
miles away were shaken by the ex-
plosion, and even before men on
ships ancbored nearby could reach
their own decks the Bulwark had
disappeared.
Tlw Waverly house bas hom par`
chased by W♦Volker. who wird
o a
levees rt it bastctory
Rex Cluff..oe a Rev. W. T.Chaff.
mime
third rIM le t
Her race over • mom at
EI.*Mos recently.
The manegemeet of the house of
refuge reel heed • nprofit of $21411.40
the
on
their acos :roQ
mimes bare bee. sold
As *shakier) of riotoree, loaned by
the American Art Co.. Me hem held
le the tows hall. The premeds will
go toward • teed for the puseleme of
Matures Jfer the C0UMRtate Iratltate.
Tweeared airy; ltilabn'p-Williamswo t
mMat the
earCeb.r.b ow Maeda" wreaks.
aeweak. Rev. .1. 0. Pmts. the
resew. prssseeed the elms before the
01* -v.
Arbiter Ossasioe resolved ward
ben disilkdoof tsheave et die
eselierreideb et die l . /vibe ..is. w e.
white rl, tawUbe Ira
b •.110 reierwitt
'pee
taws EeNahmeek of C gr. tweak. Ostler lib • stew..
w1\Tf;lt T=fig oto JAN. 4th
teen* NOW a mase lie Fames
moral.
w1<Mtr
,t' l+y p, m,ws 7►
KIDNEY HEADACHE
ie caused from the blood being thick-
ened with uric avid poisons eir.rulating
1 i the heed. Asti Uric Pills cure all Attar to N Mede Ale sere:
for es of k(dney trouble. They are so k by 7i00s ng
good awl so sure C. L. Ooeh.M Roar- Mew
•neem them. 9. •nee dare get Ant' -
t'. t. Pala. B V. Va inn o t ey' .rim The first explicit statement as to
hos. 8z1d only a' C. L Coulti.' drag the strength a the Turideb army
!torr. wblch will attempt the Lamaism a
tgypt gives the camber ef mea ander
inset Paha and the Khedive las 70,000.
Nene! M the P1orMwg Fleet including some 10.000 Bear:Man who
The ease of Calmer llarr%, asp- an a little case tax the sort a tlght-
Inte ef the Or wolor trews*: Khan/ tang that will take place al*ag the
seek. which wee blows M Ur & min. Styes Canal. The Bettis► force*. aa -
1s ted North sea, suet b. want large sated by the sdanse, it 1. coeMeat-
ZAPATA IN XZXIOO CITY
Capital Pagers Uoder Control of Noted
Rebel Leader
The forces a General Zapata oc-
cupied Mexico City last week and are
maintaining order, according to of-
ficial telegrams from Mexico CRY -
General Zapata was a noted rebel
leader against Dias. Madero and
Muerte.
American Consul Stillman reported
that the Lpata forces. atter sharp
fighting In the outaklrts of the Mexican
capital, to which sixty soldiers were
killed. entered just as the forces a
General Bianco evacuated the city.
There was some disorder tad long
In the brief Interval between Me the tour. The King and his son bow-
,tyceat.Los..T Bianca end the arrival .d and smiled repeatedly in respo•se
or the Zapata troops. bur tits city was to ale.cs$1al . greetings of the 1.-
qufet immediately afterward.. habltants who gathered try thomesds
to welcome the British sovereign and
tale son. Among the places visited y
the King were the hospitals where
wounded Britlah cancers and soldiers
are being treated.
SWEDEN IS THREATENED
Germany Wants to Control Prem
There and People Resent It
The London Dally Mall's ('open-
hagen correspondent says that Ger-
many
er
many has demanded that -the Swedish
Government suppress unfriendly ut-
terances against Germany In Swedlel
newspapers and has threatened re-
prisals in the event of non-compliance.
The correspondent represents that
Germany's declaration of wood as
contraband of war has caused • tre-
mendous revulsion of feeling In Swed-
en and Norway against Germany, and
agitation for an' understanding with
Russia. Sweden's loss by remora a
this declaration, as estimated by the
correspondent, will amount to $15,000.-
000 a year.
"The temper of : -le Swedes," says
the correspondent, "!s such that they
are discussing „ whether or not H
would be advisabie to send cargoes a
wood to England under escort of
Swedish warships and defy the Ger
mans to attack them. it 1s contended
that Sweden, Norway and Russia
could form a profitable commercial
aggrement which would be greatly to
the advantage of themselves and the
allies and to the disadvantage of the
Germans."
KING GEORGE IN FRANCE f
King George arrived In Fusee
Monday morning. The Prince a
Wales met Mm and they passed the
day visiting the hospitals in Parts
and going about 1n •o automobile.
The Prince seemed to be extremely
well pleased to be with Ma father ors
TURNS TO INVADE EGYPT
Canal
es the roll a berate Inds: for 11 wan
Us patrtette notion whisk ied to the
4e.tnetios a hie vetael gad Umwtlf.
After resol:kg the Neertb ..dc be *-
ironed some $neons alma. He is
eared them- god ordered the strew to
gut tad a best' is order to mart wheat
KM, were. After tads had bees dews
Abe /copse to brag the vee-
5 bwit me 1e 1011 1s este' .o*.
w...b1 &. is order diet
esebil beim' ties where Os aloes
erere. as/ lave them litres sr
end prevent the pessiblflty et aq
was
Bigg tWes
srseet meet ins
Ths4
she W btt
mime mcg ri/at miler the satins
tegti. gbi ebe eat .sAp*tgly is
ly asserted. will be able to hold the
meal. The chief trouble the Turks
most fan L the lack of artillery.
SO Adam Beek has aa•.eaeed as
early reduction in power rates thro.gb-
oat the entire Rydro-eleetrte game. at-
feettag betwe.o 00 fwd 70 stgtiedpE
It4es.
(Intim Cobbold Tarr. the totalsr
of Helleybery. Ids there et stager
last weak attar • few days' Ultimo.
Dr. AmMm. *tastes, era d a
cwt.. serebaat. bet woos cost 1h. AtftwlfMwe sear Vtdegr d,
IM SS4 by Teres will tae rdre llteenta Tells Asetriese nNtetred betty
ureas.l Ili M.ettw Clksb*g*f` far w , tosses 1a 11i11e, weueae tied osmiu-
m,*
olmes.ss,*b went It fear sea
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Now Is the Time to Purchase Your
Winter Underwear
We have all the lead-
ing makes and brands in
stock from which you
can make your selection.
STANFIELD'S
TURNBULL'S
PENMAN'S and
WOLSEY'S
Combination and two-
piece Suits
A
What About the gig
Price ?
These well - known in
brands range in price
from the cheapest at $t
a suit to the best at 16.
Best all -wool value in
Canada at $i,00 a piece.
Remember that we are Headquarters for all
Gents' Furnishing Goods
Step In and Let Us Show You
A full line of Christmas Novelties just to hand.
McLEAN BROS.
The Squre, Godatcb
5EM1.RE.*DY TAILORING
Agents for CarlarttOveralls, Stanfield's ad College and Cuffs
nder r, F',twell Hats,
11=== =10=10=111:=111#
The Singer Store
The Singer Store is a good place to go for Children's Furs.
All classes of Infants' Wear. Bonnets, Bootees, Mittens and
Caps. Also a good line of Ladies' and Girls' Caps.
A few lines of good Yarn at exceptionally low prices.
Headquarters for D. M. C.
ENTER THE GUESSING CONTEST NOW.
MRS. L. B. TAPE
NORTH MIPK OF nt4UARE - MIXT wBLL ?EL1cPttrrNR
Rounding vp the Allem
The registration or alien enemies
l■ Canada will aot be completed for
several weeks yet. but MOM have
already been registered and over 1,000
Germans. Austrians and Turks le
tune. Quebec has agreed to have
the alien *scales wit* are Ietaloed
to that province set to work cutting
er.weed aed clearing up forest lands
that -will be suitable for settlement
The Ontario Goverment 1. *gpeeted
to make • similar arrangement.
Audaeloue Reverted Raised
Peemegers arriving at New York
os the Masser Genteel* from UT's. -
pool, say 11*t 1M dr.sdno.ght Audi
°fees, rgcrted seek ell the lilsh least,
Wu bees rafted sad le sow 1n • dry -
Lock. tederweing repairs.
The Moet.•egrles report a victory
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