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AIPTER COSENS, Agent,
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SARRIS'irER, SOLICITOR ETC,
iv and Other Donde Bought and
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AND SOLCTC
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WINGHAM
ROSS
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Royal College of Dental
Surgeons
ate University of Toronto
Faculty of Dentistry
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Adeireee eommunice$ o Agrorieirritalil Ste IS, Toron0e.
WhY Lights Make Teiltr Hens Lay 'vation deinazads this, so that the first
Mose Eggs, part of the limited ration goes to -
°thing seems a° atranga, and ward the maintenance- of her 13047,
3 --,sterimie PeeltrY-keeping es the and whet la left' if mlY (and there
in thi:haetero'ttilfsiveleavilliliiihni.Cueas:: Et:1,1".°1-14nIkle'eispetti4gnietrai:Va:ttehieilltatliiiiigehlf:1); WIgitubsead
elnetion, Yet it Is a fact that the
will do that -sometimes as much tfca,11..ZY;h:1,V: ati°fricabe'Ing137
10ther
0 per emit. And if you are not us-
ing lights on your flock, no matter thg egg° 'truth' the reserve i"
how man the eee are ieeine bodies. When this supply becomes;
money, exheusted, they have to quit. "
ctOru ex -1
Inosts nothing. extra, CanNeW let 118 eee hew
.Almost Pone, or eoquItl-rPniTnelnatn. rt11°E8filiPeeP12:018.ceelacK't. 11Tke 4:nnr n:1
feaillyears,8e a.1it(lil
eandettnelr eeet‘teeeeienmetrrilebeleaees,t half an hour earlier. It doesn't get:
i
been practicing it eucceesfullY for the tt Kell t 1Theeare7
areor7.30 X1
nl
last year or two, even on small farm
hours in which the hen goes
flecks. without.
The thing is very einale. „use any food. If we use the lantern an hour;
d
kind of a light, An orinarY larm- and a half at andsame in/
barn kerosene lantern works fine. the morning, we have a feeding period
,
of thirteen hours instead of ten, andi
Hang the lante,rn in the henhouse ,
while milking and doing the chores eteheertfeaeantniliegnTsertloedereivaenzaedanepeedeeeldrnni
in!
after dark :set night and before
rise in, the mornmg. see that the which the hens have become good and
hens have plenty to at and drink. le1;:lengthrYre'ebotIlt. fourbnot stamire.vse:leAl,piel eeemoPtuiYal
That's all. you need to do- And Ycnrr; have been the case had the lights not;
ietgsgeliproduction should at once double been used.
Another practice fast becornin.ge
popular among poultrymen is what is I
-
Since it iseso simnle, how do we
explain it Well, first of all, remem-
kn
bei that the lights have po direct oetn as the night lunch. The -birds
!
bearing on the matter. They are only are allowed to go to roost at sunset
problein, pure and simp.le.
It is a feeding About three hours
hung up, and the hens feed for an
later the light is
a, means to an end,
A hen is an egg-ma.nufacturing ma_ hour. lt is then only about' ten hours:
h
oleine, The feed she eats is the raw eaefseurye' usltilisee'nesiiiin thtellaetrd
aidyghttlunch
ul
material foT the eggs her system the morning.
WT i/raanufactures. inc more feed se Electric lights, of coarrse, are hand -
eats, the inore eggs she makes. She eeet; ae ordinary kerosene lantern
Se,„ M.D. OW.
Special attention paid to diseases or
Vomen and Children„ haring taken
•-nestgradresta - work . In Surgery, Bac-
teriology- and Scientific Mecticlue.
irt the Kerr Residence, between
the -Queen's Hotel .the 'Baptist
Church.
e s given Lareftilattention.
Phone P.O. Box 113
cannot, however, see to eat in the does well. one inntern, if the glob
dark. Se, as the days shorten in the is clean, will light a floor space of 100
fall and winte,r, she eats less, arid square feet, in a 20x -20 -foot house,
consermently peoduces -fewer eggs. two lanterns, one at each end of the
The night lights simply give her a house, are enough. They should. be
Chance to eat more feed and she at
. once begins to lay more eggs. Eating hung tibout three feet above the floor.
One 40 -watt electric :light in a pen
and laying is her business in life; and 20x20 -feet will do, although two may,
as it is no fun te eat in the dark (if
you don't: believe it, try it yourself be better. These also should be hung
about three feet from the floor.
some thee), biddy goe-s to bed with It is very important that the hens
4,1 the 'sun and your egg factory, jUst feed el eeter while the lights
,
C Redin n .
a _ an, 'A
U any other factory under the same are 011 The feed can he a mash in
M.R.C.S. (Eng). circumstances, is not. running et full
serf -feeders or bexes, or some- ecratch
(Lond).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
"
(Dr Chishohn's old stand) •
L. T'
OIL, R. • • STEWAR
Oradea t s a Univer.sity of 'rozoitto,
Facility or Medicine; Licentiate er" the
Oatario- College of Physicians and.
-Office .Entrancei
OFFICE IN CHISHO,I,M BLOCK
S'.3TR1EE'l- pHONe
General Practitioner
Graduate Universitet- ot Toronto.
acuity of Medicine.
lco-..1osephine St, -vo doors south
of Brunswick I-Toten •
elepheines--Orlice 2'Sle Residence 1.5i.
. /117.1.2.
OSTECIPAT P-HYStei.AN-
e'eparny;-,.;....-rectrisity-,- -skit sirs:rases
treated.
r-bsiblence, Centre
zit, next Anglican Ohurch, (tortner.
Dr. aracre'onelens)„ Phone
.a.eacity because the. inanagement has feed. eitch as corn wheat and oats,at'
failed alIP-PlY a lighting system f°7 the •isi;te of about 'five pounds per 100
the laborers to work by. birds, or preferably both mash and
The farther north- you are, the seeatee feed.
shorter are the days iir•-fail and win- Ae spring -comes on anti the days
ter, and the more night light your get longer, the length of time the
hens need, The heri has eves that are lights should he used gets shorter, at
absolutely blind in tile dark. She is the rate of five or ten minutes a day,
helpless, and has only one thing to until the natural night eeriest is only
do, which is to sleep and that is ex.- ten or eleven hours, in the event that
ae_wl--yirtwheh:tt hen's , the "night lunch" systeni is used, tern
fits isne Ian feed the lights on five or ten minutes
at night has to last a very long time
earlier every night, until there is only
niorning, so that when she comes t ti bet t dark
off the roost she is literall - sta. -v s. a an"61 ine 7ve-n atnae e'
Totz.lnay say Ee,me hen: _te _ and the, time ef the -night /12
U1131' 'el arty event stop tee graduelly.
these conditions. True enough, but. This is all the ins-Lructieneriet.easary
mat hen is not the average hen, but for tee, peaeitee, ,anci tic, matter shat
ffl t f " practice you eoilow otnerviese, the ao-
And even that hen will either increase aition, of nighi hents \rill he tenied
her production under lights,- or pro- extremely 1,3eneficial. • •
duee the Same number of eggs a whole.
lot easier. So far as "going Against A. somb hu)l. on a geed -farm Is like
Nature' is concerned she never an inkespet on an otherwise doanly
4- •
nle
ant diet a hen siouid las at any evi. ten paee.
time but in spring, the natural breed- Fresh air and eunshine are so plea-'
ing season. We have to work out our tiful tirat we should arrange to take
own systems for getting out-ot-season every possible &avant -age -bt the die -
eggs, especially 'winter eggs. ease insurance and vitalizing influ-
i ing practice faulty, the first thing the harn, the chicken coop, the hog house
If the hen's ration is short, or feed- efice that they afford- in the- -dairy
lien does is quit laying, Self-preser, and the home itself.
'Ti3t tor .100ors.
ren the fellowinte described!
neon f.or outside doors a great saver:
of time, and it is always on the job: I
Plate •ia' small strap hinge on thei
wer cleat ef the door six Or eighti
inehes from the end and nine inches";
grotmil. .As of '-tyoadj•
bluntly sharpened aid aibOut eighteen
iivibese enig fastdieed to the other:
eniatief the hinge. When left to itselfl.
thisrstrip w71111 drop to the ground ansi.
form a brace.
To keep the brace oft the ground
when not in use, a strong cord is•
-stetted to a eceeweere near the lower
of the brace, rtm through another:
soewcyo eight -este inches aboVe the!,
iiLlZ0 And then to the second cleat of
oor. the etting shoele be long
ugh to permit: the brece to drop to
•i ground. A nail is then driven in
the door far enough :from the top
iSciVeW so the string when hooked onto
_
tint 'tied litold tie. brace up against
the doitsr,i-Claerlee, B. Ward.
Poultr3r,
J est feathec's beea a lack
o iontelittaig their • 3 iltion' ttrhielt
cravo and. it 'is also thtC lo
otiii a lack of oleo 6 in
.ter qtffirters„ The leguesiuiessso
,tipxiobaltly iitt'o to errors in feeding.
ItleiroOd inasi) ahOuld: be used.It ran
const:f tultla parts by weight o
grotini ,eono, ground
odi alth beef scrap. The amount of
0)001•iite11'A1i ,dan be reaueed eit,e-lialf if
the'lii•04tiiilitt•vit plenty of ,i/o.ur
6 t‘itte.ti:lt ;rain should •iettlieysi
1,1 Jitter to itiefrite lexerielse. One
el the hest tli,',01it tai stop :.1itat1i4r; soti,
ibig to o •ttretk t'illti:tiock oat, on 24'4.a.itilria!
1:041.1i 1I1e1V /OH h01 and..Soatolitnttd
„:bihet.' rr you fhicf
tihte•1 itiso niathi‘e0"
itst itAio '1010
4;14Ittj fl,411:4Stiii5rpaigii3Oi
astasstateressealersaleamemereensteseest
our Riett if You
ik`:44.. 1111 'Vigilta.e- flr •
yoxit.Effott5.
be-'*
tin when he is •teaken hi Cateh frqtzi.
ti t0 tape, Aa ieisiortazit testi; renieins
Vetere sliipPing the peits'eto market,
and that is to skin the animals
prop '1y.
All tha trappeil North
Ame ' are treatedin one at two
ways-thoir skins are either "eased"
or taken Off "open." If taken off open,
some are preferable Ter side out and
.some %tell elide out.
Ca4ing pelt means that you peed
it from tbe bode" et the animal intact.
Mere is the wily most experienced
trappers say to do it: With a sharP
knife cut from the base of the tail
&tam each hind leg -to the loot Also
cut the skin loose about the eyes and
nose. Tben suspend the carcass by
the hind legs and with a gentle, slow
movement, so that yea "will net. tear
the pelt, begin pulling downward until
yon have peeled the whole pelt from
the aeitnalts *body. If -Elie tail is valu-
able it should be skinned also, and the
bone removed.
If you have never had experienee in
casing your catches it would be wise
to have some seasoned traptier show
you how it is done before you attempt
it yourself. It is a task that requires
care and skill, but you are repaid by
the better prices that well -skinned
pelts will brings.
The ".open" method .is used. gener-
ally on **on, beaver, badger, mountain
lion, and bear. With a sharp *knife
slit the pelt -down the belly from the
jaw to the base of the tail. Allsoarrake
incisions down the back of the hind
and the inside of the fere legs.
Then peel the skin off gently, taking
special , care when you come to the
head net to rip or tear. Never cut
the head off. After you have done this
remove every ounce of suiplus flesh
on'the pelt.
Next 'comes the stretching of they
skies Steel strethhers mapro-
- - •
cured for this punpose. Do not at-
tempt this alone and unaided or with-
out instruction at first, A wise move
is to write one of the big reputable
fur houses, asking for explicit ariddet '1 d ti f tr 1
and any other information about pre-:
paring them foe marl:et that you may
need. You will find that the fur house
is -willing to.help you at every turn
of the trapping game. Also observe
and adopt the methods of trappers of
experience. ,
• II
ay, Velha
• A7
Tar eatentrq
*0 DEWS LIVERPOOL'
Jar
teen ha-i7ed beceeee unless.; h
1:e e` e WAter t e orses Inside.
skins are 'stretched properly they will t.
not bring full niarket We used to water the horses mit-
The drying process is not so diffi- • side the barn. A great deal of time
Must be dried in a :mei, shady place., out and waiting for it to drthk the It eaCh114'.. g761ildren tC° Argree-I-Br 1Viar'1°.31 Br°wEkrle-
oulii. Allways tr.-ementher that, the skins was required in leading a sing -le horse -'7":
and keee flies away from them. Never water needed. We mixr have a tank "The First- School is the Family "-Froebel
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Tor those who roll their mit.
CIODENS FINE C
(In the green packet)
'IT IS TriE BEST
°me Educahon
•
•
ry in the- sun. or by •artilitiel inside the :stable. :With 'this change •
heat . They must not. bet allowed to we unti h „, 1 .t ,Teaelaing ..e.hildren to agree means might not only minoy .a mether, hu
; 'get beitti! a if f • any t cl ' k 11-1
. so o ern a roae e e ne 1 rs.
elk
wr _e or get ..,, iti, a 1 m - inn o len w le we clean 0111 e
reason they start to gret too dry etell laefore he returns. This little it; shou.ld really 'be one of the first! A certain helpful encouraging at-
. - ' - - -1,4maipiaa in nema_mu.A.ing, 21 chil- I mosphere in a home also avoids gnat.- •
moisten them from time to time with change enables us to ;save ft great I
a wet cloth, taking care, however, that deal of time both morning and even- dren are taught to be fair and courte-e rels. It every, child ig ,eneouged to
ons with one another, they have al rejoice in each member's success and
this iroisture doesn't remain st-berr the hie- in caring for the horses -Edwaid
valuable equipment for popu atty., to -sympathize with clefeete, the:slings .
fers are. shipped --F. • • Eisen. •
• • • and 'success in the world at large. i and slurs i,froln petty jealousies that, ,
the home too means are almost as Unendurable as violent
the word 'tick" and it in -T2Inglis11- 'mental ;arefen, for there are ;eeds a haPPY ideal that Will 13e cherishe quarrels, are ay6ded,
F* -' • a cne side of mar eeonornie tl uehts as Well as amon through manY trials., struggles and Eos 1'. I Libl'icting for a finellon-
hearse does not necessarily paean that' ero-N. haldships, an ea that is an anceol home is sympathy, so t'ineXpen-
Says -Bata: Stick a "P" in front i- a ot5d time to calitivate the Earn -013Y in •
any injustice is being done the side - as sustaining as religion. - sive" and yet so soothing to everyoee.
that is airea.dy in ,firsf-elass-order Noboay clues *heti a ecru]) bull dies. 11 many homes, untortunately the he eriter well remembers her first
- • ,
one trial of family life, especially for day,,at school ,when something' she did
g , , , 1.0 the inother constantly in contact with or said inaclee;thie whole school launh
Cb. Pssatir Ya2 ,iBNe,..171.p.eg it, is voiced 111 the wail, "If the ohil- Relating itedniost in tears to the _ram-
* sl" -.1"c (1 fl only wouldn't quarrel so!" Th_en ily, at the no'on. inea , a younger
• - I et' 't ,`Bu' ell; uppavero iet 10yr, i‘i.r.finethdeiaytbIlaY6iisPhol-iletiTcPcrod,rbniiiitio„;,rtliin
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itiONer We Do the job and What We -Found—By P. P. Poce. it is natural, and bheY'll at
. "- • is nattual.foi children ju mie sells t venessl . •
On every farm there is, .or...should we have been accuston.ie o
• 11-t.ie
• to quarrel d•aily, really depends on the Children indeed- need te he taught e
be, a set time for beginning or end-, tvi-o treare pase, but, it sort nf takes -
ing the farm year. leis Lime is e .
rid collie ei.1,t .13,st where fling. is made. ese,,oIitLIe tou.....e1,4„ Nvill Rule, hese, la the -preventive.- fer leany
home training If it is diseounten- not to laugh. at each other's misfor-
apart for making the aneual. knell; T
tlioeSelid investment tor all there ijs &n •
eed at the very start it good . begin- tunes, but 10 t. to hell). he Golden
inventory, and ,or holding a sort of m it, a
NiVESMIENT-StRylai
ILL out this coupon now. Ldi
Us send you Investment Items
each month iand adotoe .yot.t fronz
titne to time what it would' be ‘safe
and ‘prof;:table to buy,.
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Corporation,iried
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rond tl$ %14,45,425.
4,011% vAtili, to tut thEm P,apiko
0 r tIcatoi 4004th Altht4Idiri5 041.
MANY Of you have
money and wish to
invest it as promptly, as
Profitabler; as privately and
as conveniently as city
people,
POR these reasons we
"t have extended our
facilities for the sal.e of -
safe, reliable F3onds 1)35
mail.
N'T)gR our plan, we
sena you a list of :high-
grade Bonds to tolect frorxi
and make you definith
recommendations. Then,
when you. have niade your
choice, you order the Bonds
from us _just' the sarne as
you would order goods by
mail from a 'big depart-
ment store. We cieliver
them to your bank with
draft attached, so that you
may inspect them before
purchase, You take no
risk,
i vesting in this -way,
you get prompt ser-
vice. 'You have the same
choice of invest -netts as
city clients and ytIll can
'buy by rnail on. exactly the
same tenns as big institu-
ons and large private
ventoro.
0
e ori)oratiok e
Street NV
NTO
.raii 4 do. fit
, . . ofteh have then- first quarrel over -hard feelings and 4" ''qu9,---lsorne
morteni." of the. seasons receiptsi stawelutoti3:dao3liaest • . _c_ • • . , - •
'and expenditures. •
' -received In th t win. liold • on. tigittiv* While the' other' their treats'. And anineements'
-ear 11,01,v k t 001110 plaything that one of them does atmosphere.
545 some. 1)eepie -start the far°1 seat .the:' count of aur r-eeeipte be: depositing all not want tesgivo -CCP the other. One] When ehildren •cen Share their food,
ra-sti' of April, or the first of efareht, funds e aeing a
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depeeate denosit slip .. and _writing pleeds, bealds OT even uses hinte fistSI' clothes if necessivry, they have vory
i eueeessfidly assimile.ted the Go ds
We choe.se the first of Janatary. Mere' 'Whoever loses then shrieks and yells.
is mare about the larra to be placed in thereon the source or' the funds- de- loses
parents and relate -yes would
the inventory at that time than at the ',Posited. Going over these ei'iepe, andBut e en euch tots can he taught fan: Rule.
-NOU have had it for awhile, always take Partinular pains to be
impart al, also, this would p .eveat
hater date, but we also Bud. mbre. time putting &mil the Pimeillits under slab- PlaY.'
• headinee we gleae the followine: The 11.° let 111151' )54 "2' sIster, llave a
i • ' " • i 1
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a al pute tir I " IL- is t " ' ' '
, , hoola e 1 e4pected 0 .ccept , n te n. With childeen
. • .
to deyote to the job, and more, time e .• • • e turn''' sa'i f " 1 •r'or' -4 ttuarrel nil. cltilarei seen-. readr
for a. thovougiii eiszarnination of the re-, -rgest single item of receiptg comesIt tam -s, .euel the
cords, tine :COT' a Careftli Stilicly. of. Inc; froin sale of teem pro uco. 551 stt
reSUltS. 1, madeup almost entitely 6,r, sales of • as a rule, if coestelitly , adhered t0. dustiee ssect.ifi of p eacef u
• tla
,
Nvheat, beans And sugar beets. The
31150005.' is ano er Appeal that can- work anti IllaY•
So inlersPersed with the h3gh°'ifillY. yield wheut 9.10 the erl,ce not • underestunated for unselfish .
dinners the 0,orging of ,sav•eets and • • , • • , „ , . (, • ,
Very low, but by selling -the bulle.ef ,IlaPPrnoss 11114 1-111.0U,11. Po mfront itti (Ai 1 t:s• with cot Mono()
itlauktse'estilteLgeriela'edsei.g"t:" 40cIte°11'le.v,.. Pi. Ill,:(,71'11111-al 1 erel) ler seti' l't rezIrne ' many -an:kleabie liittief.:,r: ,r,rrilgio nws e.tt:if ,rs,,,:y.os t,eetans 711 \avbc.iaors . tielnici"-1 t.tojzi.).
13 tter on the 11 2011 ' mice they see the advanteges of it, aed lt• N+'111 KO 011 OeaS,O to' be a diftlee,.e.
books, mad playing the cliitdrenls'Paing cmt- Had vt.s. guessed n lii.tle. 171'1 niliellici..est
eloilgi g that tieold rierye-fraizang Be a "systetn." man even to the axle, i
Of 'bean plices, and .,.. -
al. ilge ne s. t leiniselvls OVOr VT$OTI,Ii Oa; '
gaililes,--int"sPer's-',d;Wi 91 tlilz. illese!-....e.',:11:1d until. now, 111 it of' linirying "
many pouts devotee to close inspection them to marieet ,befeee 'fee 'peke dtop, glurterits and • dIOIlletiC St01111:1• Of ‘•Va ter and light sYst '2171S, i b
oafTttlibileee, 3,,ii&311,selt.:-,01.1svte.obiri;s, si::velieise..h Hu esti:me:1; e. c :Tone:es ::, 1:_eecit,l)fw: bwoorti:ti: olliiavt,he•e,.ria)eaoli,tzsecich:aa. 1.\,,,,,e,ilit.ii,, ,,r,4,,.:,:ta)..•)irtoilgu lin:IteeJ(1,01illsnityheharnr,,OestIleanitctst;t0;e1;) th• eSli.o)i.artord,,,to$3l.blii.:11,g, 'too. Initsi, la reallie or
, - • I profit on tIle•trop. Thel3e le a Drospee blve re'ne--
div foe children's quarrels. they'll 'rat. Provide 'for ventilation in
first end va-hich tells the roulided Ott, leave -a little profit, , • iefl.);(11,1N.irsh,_eec:avisltlEati,,t,'• :e3a'oltli•I'latevcii:yi'apsecleit.,- 0.^I‘eietlele.Liit,-,,z13.:•.,3T0,1:Aiii:teInic7N-1,-.1e1c-,1;ro
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storY of Profit. or loss, on 'nee Your s 1 A close -5 01 is 4? (115 ti ,5l rop, , .
ltrorliti i'erllaing a.1.101.1.t the same, The eeseete tee -sales er imv. Here i,s the al.)1 settleroent to a sittattion that whoa you shat_es
re,sources sh-awing. lewer On horses, one plare en the farm that. we ean see -----
higher on cattle and' lioigs lower 033 : a Teel, sure erioug-h, worth tobile.proet. ....
farming tools, .bigher OD farin pro,- i„it hes been ono of the beet y,eare fee
duce, and lower on nliseellantotrs, the hog feeder that. we leave experi-
itientsi. stelelt-s; 1)5 101 and notes, bill's "I ence?..1 in some tirnee Following this
receivable and cash onband, the 'total item eomes recelipt4. from sources
of all resources foot within $100 of other then from. saiee eeeiee ,e,e !env ,
last year, i independeet receipts, there eonies in
This part of the inventory is net so order receipts for gales of cattle,
bade We like to see the resources' horses and in!scolilaneous goods.
stack. up well, but sve also like to see- The expenditures Which are -taken
the liabilities lowered. In spite Of the'- from the record on the cheque stubs,
fact thAt we have ecorannized as never 1 and. also listed: inichr sub-headiegs,
before, and preaticerlIbe int weed 111, Slit3W that, the expendituree arfi TOt the
diltiertcY• and 137 sO doing litt\e3. sue-; following items: Interest and taxos,
beeded in paying ovev .il 606 on eld! Wel aoeounts, labor, feeds and fertil-
obligatione, nevertheless, the ateira--, izere, IWe St•O•Cit, 13t.,,e,ds and reisooll
inent,s of intereist, taXes bills baynii)lell eons items, •
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Oboe, lame been suffleiene to bring She Sueb. le the I.See record or achieve.
ilinal Tannharv of. th51. lieldlities very, naehl. and thows a net 33roilt tioesiste
close to 'last oteal,''P.; high 3eark. i ling whii.Aly of experience. "li indiv a
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