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h, isn't it peettv!" she cried, 1 :i�il�ii,.,.'�.',ii��,.�ii,s..,.,�;�iii.,':,. i:!:i:�* *a SELL ZT I , .
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I I wo(ilt., 11411 ge-t <�-lit ji,A set up on' the - ;::*j::::::: .41. ��. - bana, .stiiij &L',"it--olit With:': the big of a'story that a missionary wrote i6lj36n*of What I've toldl � ** - �
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01 I up a musile of hundred acres on ove "He wouldn't sey-only that, it -was i .: �;`,.; las :-.,!,:.. .I in the ,earsh register. Then she toolk . home -had s6nt,bini a na,rriago, love, " .;.
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. I I from a Idevoted admirer.' " : � ; " I out two- two-dolilar bills, each dirtier liftuti1al wi,croocope in 4% box of qup, amusih,er the blappineosi-kilaer; is at' I : .!, F., I ..
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kP1 milrmuTed; "go to church, wear long "Have you any idea w1bo It's from?" 1, i than'the-bill sh � .1 . I . U�,?.,: :
,I, plio's.for bi� school; so he thought'.he .1, 1, ' ,�.
01 tailed coats, ring �on acme f'ancy Dan asked, anger and anxiety strag- Also s'111,6 straiielt,of1w, by smoolthing , I . I i WYK I , .. r7]� ,
0- sveechifyin'. e 'noDeirdre 'd Sing in . I I 11 'would amuse and, instruct solneothisl Andl-the Pity of it -in so many 111. I .� I ,
M gh, gling within him. A n Icelandic Lawmaker - I them with her fingers. She, handed � I . ��
�, the choir. When this., i all throu I I I 11 ', I - Hindu f�lelld!s, They were fasicinate& - iede eagil6li because, . ,
a Deirdre looked up at Conal. I . them, to vie',custonu,.-ii and then turned- - j *Roes 'the work !Pm i i I I
�, there's Something 111-1 -want to be say- cc Madame, Inge-bJorg Bdarnason, ,a . I .. . not " ip�ed. tha'C I I I
11� I IV's not,frova you, Conal?" she lever Icelandic wom ' , -, to me. . wit," Most of the things that,they S4wi th,e,.ybun9'wi0 ' has, gr I I � "
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. Ing to you, Dan." I (ked, hesitatingly. Ile Shook his c I a.n#,,W,hU is a mlem "M -nice 161oking r0la in thro; microsoolpe, but whon he� i,2 She 10vs9 her husband' 'she must lbe , _1.1
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0. silence. The Schoolmaster spoke "Perhape it was Da,vey,?yp the goverpment, of that I countr ., lee. the ? ) I �-asked. lilu - . I . I � 1,1,�I
- Y � it I ' 4i " - the Iona tili,ey wore horrified, fl�r ihey',plain-'of a husband'% shortcomings, I I �;
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i� with a sudden resolution. She looked at thli Schoolmaster. never been' guilty. of-preju. Mexican roll
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I.. � � icb. ,,D,o what you like "No," he said "Davey had no � dice to the, woulen's, , inov,e�inent, but "How mutch -per -pound-?" , I even if they exist, to ano , 1 ", 1 . . I6, I I
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� � I "'No" he sa t I made up my . of ,' "One dolliar.'� . I , ma Y for- it Is ot loyallty.t(>. discuslis� I �� , �
nurs6lf, Conal, bn monen I know, io he couldt't have women have taken litkidadvantage . � - bids, them to taker .1-ife, and the micro- It �11 - I . I . I )" le, : �
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,d long, aigo llot to have..anything sent it. You've no idea I of any one , their ancient Pri�ileioi,,�Pkrtl-y be6hu � . f a Pound., Seim- e-sthowed -thein. that they were 'single word -1 .1 � I 1,
to do with cross, jobs. rilinot in this. I else?" . of lack of transoo-i-tatioij &j�jtt With fingers which she -,-had used- In -against him. And it iwi
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; , , a I aw, I o r- lady took the roll,la.id it on the Coun- Tffie next daj�opeof the Brafil.rane silence when, Possibly, .there is 0,cca I � � _ . , I ,�! �� !,:" . ,
101 I Conal seized his hat."His mouth get 'bidding warfare an4 the "U'�S4'e of: AT*Ll. I " ak. Mar-,. I
"You call, Dan!" Conal rotse from . , 1. . ', bar and cui.off a number of little , came to the misision-ary and, asked ,ion and temptation t6 spe � : �'4 �
I I whether he ciould buy th-emicroise-ope., , qd, - - ' are but 1�.Umgn, vul-; - � � '. � �:
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i. his seat by the fire with a ges 149, to be buryifi' the most,,�eauli El.- —NV,G- pieces. She wore 'no c9p, and in, tale T ge-,�Nmeg I 9 , I . . I I �! -
. . Fill. go and see Pat," he said. - . My friend co' -Asented, but what walFi his tares'. Why flizij,�hem la bb-'sibland, hie . .1 ; , ;
P�_ dasappointment. "It'll. be� full moon o" - � ii�bo . I
1k. 1:1* . The 4d!oio,r slammed behind him. man in the S ubh?',� I . midst af he rs she s4'bopiped to ' ' -
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b� to -morrow night and I'm goin' toi Deirdre stood looking dowrr on the, "Weld. I'll have td be go-ing "(042. � g waves. .0 . , earbornishment to see the -man take* the honor, and hisi 01hracter, as prey 11, I : ',*,,,f,� - �
'glimmering thing in her hand. . 'Pat and,. pull'the Un�dlu i glass ,Out into the courtyard as soon. arri�wes
,� 1111) He had.edg , , ` her ii, 'Still using, heir fingers, i as hehad bou lit it and batter It into The moml is. obvious'. If m, � , 1 I � I.,
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� I . litil his; breath touched her. .face as' i pieces with a avc1d �Then clasping t , .re ,to r.dign, , : ideals are to ;be I I ! ,,, �
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*fire -irons dlown to -day." . tiQn of his -own spirit in them. - gether. . - I I ' ebain4 then brid,69 shouid instantly . .. .. ..
I,. , - "What albout Young Cameron?" e I she I'Socks has, been Saddled this,ballf Next,.wlth one'llaildshe. grasped a . . . . . 11 1. 1.
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1� , Schoolmaster asked. . . Do, You think'I'd be likely to," i I L ' . .1.1 i "Am I like that, Aunt Sally?"asked married woman'of the wr�ckin.g type .. "I .
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�- eap -an eye on him. I va ill. 1hour. FatheT'll 13.e.1`ga&'t'b` ,;see -you paper bag., In opdor to openAt she Marian �Aowly. ' � '' . �, I �k
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P, silammed'the door af the cottage again. ' Nab,'.' she added,,,,baicking, toward,s the hand. -o-n her lips and was luboult to I �.,
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6 -:V You say he knows the gam� alYeady. The -Suppressed rage in him burned door. � I. I � , . I . . lly ord-eT. . .. breaking the microscope, you must r -e- should be a bride, or -at itny .rat�, ..,.,�,
r and hasn't. -But we can't afford -to � coinipadite i er,-dbesn't broa the truth!" a .
McNab glot between her andJt . married, �� ,6�� -
take chances." . tto wbite ash.- ,.,r, -r He But my t-aste for Mexican pecan memb k someone who is happily I .1 ,,,��'. -, ,
. I "He's Igone=.Patl Glynn!" he said put his harid, *on her arm. if that were the rule,,and, I I I I �
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:angrily. "I've ransacked the Place for ' "MY, the petty ne6k it . lady if -1, inight change .my ;== �' " . 'I
P, - Conall" . gurgled, his voice dgep'in his'throat. Young "I
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Conal threw back his hea, , , 'been out along the Rane road and "But where's thd.gold chain Pat. Glynn I min. - She was disp ; , , e . I I .., I ,I
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"it- i'Thon I think 111-Ftake a box -Of. T i , id win tbirough, as. . .
� won't Ile dragged in. But did You. ack of him anywhere." . it V'ra's, with rubies and�pe nes�g woul - ,"
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�� I ever hear of a youngster 1who'd- sit I CHAPTE more for you, wtheTt'.Jt C0,71le, from. . Let me .say at once that the. two 0 - . .. .11'.. .
19 behind the doo,r and, suck his thunibs; R XXIX. The one that gent 1twould dress'ybu So -I did and, went away with my I As axulle, what the heart 110698 ! I "
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in out. After: It was Thad MicNab who spok. De'irdre wrenched herself away ' I q .14 I
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k� . all, it's, the ,sport -makes it worth stoodon the dooriltep in the sunshine,1 the clutching hands.."Tley caliAt at white -fingers -which had. Picked them.! Ivifei-Y disloyalty; the ,second is�-to , e.� I., - -,
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OP while -the waiting, ruish, fight and his .yellow faice thrust through the her again. . r . I I I . vary a wela-known line-wonien's in- Minard's Liniment for Warts. - I i "
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0� . carryin' through of things," doorway, the pale eyes in it, smiling. ,,you must ic.iss me. goiocli_bye��'then, - h - � hunih-mi-ty to women. I 1; i
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�F4 lie Stretched his long limbs. I , Deirdre was ,putting the last of her pretty," he whispered. 1�� , "I gwerned -by the principles of - ygiene. I To put it in another way, it � is a! . I — ;, ,r'
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"But I won't have Davey 'working"ribband�, ,liandkerchieftr and little per- She saw tie flame in his,'�yes, the certain ,type of older married women I A Priceless Treasure. . ,,
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01 bonnet overher head, and a long black "Yes," she said. The Sight of his Deirdre leaped to his back,"'her' bag to see -and,to read this 4he will 11bawn be fraiik�do their evil , work dellbeT- I the writer had to Impect a row � . _ . 1! �4.
cloak covering her. There'vi,as. a wild crooked figure there, in the doorway, in her hand. . . � the reason_-oF. D. ately. They have lost t�-'eit own iIJ �
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1; color the wind had. whipped, into them with the sunlight playing across it, Thad followed 'her out-of,-d_�oors ,�,nd . I lusloils; their own maTria,ge is a sanitary, and badily ventilated. , - I: !
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drover. "When di ou get back?" i H, - Conal in the morning. He � . I . �, .,
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It stock at ber2 it ,,d 7 and collected h I the& : Sh k -, ti � * th 1140�_ , * w. - - ': , I
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0� were . shining. Only that glad. and ,her busy in the house -dishes to scour I The tyl�e--rthe vicious rtype-of old- 11
.1 , I have never met a beast . ,:: had to. Guffer and' die to make trim-, . I Yes," She replied. "Re's got :
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1. . , eager note in her voice pleasect, him. !' floors to sweep, covers and crookery Who decked itself in the skin, Of' Its -mings for your hats; but now that you or w�men I h,ve in mind. , sibarts, ,by I I a liappy disposition.." , I ,`
No, The Schoolmaster bad heard people to lo -61c away in'the cupboards. She I I 1. . 1. . . . .
. say that Deirdre was fellow -creature. I . . I ...-� � are old' it is idur duty to r6ad, no; Putting a blide "wis.,e" - a's to 46 men and How much better it Is. to bd .
b, . beautiful; but had. just quenched- the fire. The ashes . I . . er . I . I.. � � � I " � . , IiI
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she had never seemed! more beautiful 11 were smoking behind her, under the , matter 'how plainful the� reading ma:7 their ys." . I born happy than to, be bom rkeb,! I .,I
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W . the quiet room and acro as the thlresh.-� I was 'wela astir .by this time. The ning to destroy me . . . woman laughs, boarillyly, and sigMfi- doctor that he would scover It . � !I
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1, old of his troubled, thoughts, her Youth -Schoolmasiteei had talked, of going to. Who ate unnatural and 4ighiy seR- a little prettier, I'm' sure you never!'ciantly. , I 1, ,he slept-�u the s,,bdrt ,of a -happy - ; ' % I
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1i del destroyed her, un. Marian made a ilittle grimace. "And Men are all the -same. You�ll find -4i procilre the garment'. They could �
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W i either, though he lied made. up his born offsprng. �� there, my darling Miss Eunice," she� I I flind only bh6 man who admitted . �i�
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. was all - Conal could say. , and without chattering to anyone in air with h4s.fellorwis. I . a nutshell. I'm so afraid. that the I by the nasty 49wisdoin!' of her."friend.11 trii ' . who -had n6t got .&'shlrt. I �, I i I
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I "Did -you have a good. trip?" she the morning. ' Or book wou set me as - , �,.; .
,, Yet MeNab seemed surprised, and r . .I wouldn't read, it for the world -1 When' once. Wait till you've been married happy ait�fl I
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�- terprise she knew. But there wm no . le, P . - I _,. .
I so soon that the Schoolmaster had who would not become my real �r' n(I er turban I doWt want to know of all know—' . - world. ' . , :: 11
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shadow on her face. gone -wit lies iiL harears that ment,into. its- mak� Arid so it goes on. .� I -Smiles are a, great tonif- � I I �
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L�- "Yes, all right, 11 he �said, a little The surishine,was still of an untarn- � -David Lee Whari;cin. - .T . .. � . .- , I , _ I
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� father," she continued,, busy with. her flirst trip in waverinz white and'mot- . . I er, stopp,,f $bv to mwke con5dences. 1. . . and resolution. But ,.'You can be I � , . I ..
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, � De I I " "I Wouldn't go out tG. the country club going to work late for the ' S' le. ,,, I �
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�t thent for Davey's benefit. i my bilackbirdf?" where he was staying wlth'Ur. Frank "Weli, no, I I . .
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0 . "And as I was coming along home,ii, Rd , ch, . "Belle - I .
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N� � she laughed blithely, "who did I meet- ge �i- for him was Damrosich. It war, dur-Ing this visilt De . nnis has a nice III I title roadster, and 1, �t'l . . I
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� on the road. but Pat Glyn -n! - And- he rice bad a sour sound. - � Mr. Cowdlin, the. famous' Polo player, . she (can sa,fford to, take anyone she likes . . .. li!_ .
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� .. and said- that hehad; been told: to, give . . and Mr. -Dauirosch, who made theAn- - e- ., ,1� .
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0- She tore the wrappings of brown t appearance of being � busy.. going to Pole and the othler a 'pololst.1 It . � "That's all very. w6l,l,' . ' Tom replied . Sir Vincent Meredith, President, Take' r . ", I
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�_ heavy, old-fashioned, necklace mad'e' Of , the bag a � lil manner of things, that she while our friend here, is. a dear spul iny kid .sister -I could tell you stoeles, Sir Frederick Williams-Tayloro General Manager, Shows Necessity for Bring,:,,,- I
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� di Deserts -cover twonty-four'per . - V -d rather not I I , . �� (
b� to talk to McNab, She d, not want � e Dennis, and,
Sight .., r � � At the annual ineeting of the Bank of Imperative that taxation and the cost .
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� . I . r' In ekaopeanation Tom turned to ,the the !)resident, ,in T 'I y '. : ! .
. lous - her throat. MInard's Uniment for Colds, etc. ' , other persion fil-the room. comprehensive review of Canadian and _ d States. I I " �
�01 In Use for Over 25 Years. His pulse flaft"in n "Call you foreign conditions, and said the Outlook , Sir Prederick said in part: I � ...
I I nearness filleT her with a sick . . . I was for reasonably profitable opera- "Canada's e . .. 11
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I I . I . , tions In m satisfactory. How cowd-It be satisfac "I :
: Nab, guees it. She knew the shrewd 115. . i, ,',",:,�:;:,�:��:!"�l't--l-,kl,"��!�,�-'Z7,11�--- - '!-,i:',�.i��! . i I __ ", "
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'1�.;N:-`P'11S` . gublic press by uninformed people that .�. � -
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" L I 110b, lio," she said', "he'd fix,ed to go �?,�: I I . , . ebtors, especially in the West, are be- � I_ . �. 1" � ...
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I . - t R;`ii .. .i. � in subjected to undi; "Readjustment ivill ("orne in tkno, for . I
Z r Ill Jifo to�idayo some time ago." . . 1"'?,!, . 1. :�,�'ir . B g1cs, Loan Companies and other . I . ,
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I I Acluebil — cNialb. "There was something I ,'<.,._." -`i�^.�in-�:X .. 2�: cerned, every eonsideration and grea I � I
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- -.1.1-1 ....... . _=.,"-',',':::.X-:- schance, have been unable to me I ' I 1� 11"',
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I . "Can I tell him what it is ?J) , , t a,,, ttiey are Si�lb'es of
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I 'R blil before the clear ' - - 11.it:,A;;�,�- times bas been the policy of the Bank, . . I , . .;, i � I I '., 1,
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f ! . cence of her gaze. He uneasily, . I.... . , * N, ib ed upon our Managers "Canada is one of We bes t.couli tries ... � I
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a i;; ., .,.% than during repe-rit critical'years. Ill th rld to live Ali. to work In, to �. I -
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. Dab, I s Now Lffe, Rernedyf time tq. goi and sloe him up , t.. 8teve's :;:;,-,�,�, . play Vll-In Point of stabil , curity I � "
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. hag atoodthetegt Of time. one of ......-I., "Banits are, business, not benevolelit and comfort It Is au earthly 1),ftradise as ,� 1�11.'
111-1 coine Soon." Ile chacklea. a mo� 1w compared vflth llhlrap6—but we must I
' . Institutions. They are expected to 1), not stand still, and An , or(Ior to progress � 1, i :
. One bottle for Ne 4Dolla * * Obey � fell- m L,," he went on, :: their Sbareholders sL rpaSouab,le return the cost of llvlii,r and ta,xation must be , I
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� �Six bottles for Five Dollars., eyeilig her narrowly, "they tell me, . Rost Accoum--tho nedumulmdon of diminished; otherwJsa, wit WIll fall .to I I , : I
11, . . ' he's, hken that club of Cameron's with : . . inany years --a. 'well as the Cle'llital of attract Immigro. 7ed con- I : I;
I I ditions are largely delibildefit upon in. " .11111,
thb� Bank. Tbe; rate ol' dividend is not .
I, . Ask your, Druggig Or lnaile5 him.,, , ' � , disproportionate to that invesiment and creased population. .- . . I I - "..- :
. . I direct from I Hie did not wait for ber re,ply, but : i� . ! � certainly has noL proved so lavish 6,s to "As to ways and moalit.; they are ob. � .1 . ��
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I. I from it all und'ordurielib in ills volto �,.11 I "I . tons to shareh'61ders in Canadian Banks ) fte� hood ess by tb�i,t llitfles8 but .
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11 4'Ife's not very eltvot,r 'Your tather ,'. _: --- - 1- banking- Ins,titutfoils Ill Great BrItain
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