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round Europe with rifles in their hands
than there 'were when the murder at
Sarajevo started the disaster. Pres'i-
dent Hoover is ri ht to insist that dis-
armament is absolutely necessary forchener
the financial sanitation of Europe. I
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If there had been a camera present
when Jonah ste ed ashore frm the
whale a lot .of P p
pec le would think
the picture was faked anyway.—YKit-
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have come ,back more than ever in
favor of the cancelling of war deibts_;";,who
and the stopping of reparations, but
I certainly do not wish to see Ameri-
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will skate u em�rf<\
p Ployment far the
lean years. ---/Woodstock Sentinel -Re-
view.
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3 weeks' service—it will not
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ter radical disarmament on sea and
on land.
IHlubert Griffith, the English ourna-
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list and exc soldier, has just published
a "travel hatebook' of a journey over
THE most frequent cause of
illness and poor health is con-
stipation. Its poisons cause
headaches, backaches, dizziness,
lack of lead to
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comments a contemporary. As soon
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as the heathen learn our religion, they''?,;.,a'
begin to learn our customs',—Wood-
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You -need no longer fear
much the same ground that I have
covered. And this is what this ex-
soldier writes:
Wlhat have I seen tragic? . .
The last thing, and the continuous
thing that includes all other things,
pep—and often
serious disease.
KeIlo '
gg s ALL -BARN --a de -
Iicious ready -to -eat cereal
protects against constipation
Two tablespoonfuls, eaten daily,
both
'That trans -Canada motorist who
only negotiated a mile a day through
the muskeg of the northern bush at
least did not have to worry about "cut -
in drivers.—Hamilton Spectator.
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A E R O x C, N
Storm, Clouds on the Horizon
is armies. I have seen armies, I am
sick of armies. One cannot get g,way
from them, I saw an army in Poland
—at my first cafe in :Warsaw I
will prevent and relieve
temporary and recurring con-
stipation. In stubborn cases,
eat it three times a day,
Character depends uponthinking
for yourself, not of yourself,—Lady
Astor.
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CATCHER
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thought 'I was at a military musical
comedy; Hungary has Jug-
Isn't this far more pleasant
-and far more healthful—than
Be discontented; it is another name
Let them drop their
an army,
oslavia has an army and policemen
taking habit-forming pills and
drugs?.es
for ambition.—Deems Taylor.
pass overhead and sheets
rain. Let them do this,year after year,if
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your interior decorations are safeguarded with
Brantford Asphalt Slates.
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wearing bayonets and revolvers; Tui-
keyhas an army—not onlyarmies
y
proportionate to the country's popula-
tion, but large armies and armies that
swarm up and down the streets with
swords and medals and spurs and uni-
ALL -BRAN also provides
iron which brings a health
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glow to complexions. Many de-
n the package.
licide by Kellogg
Made by Kellogg in London, Ont.
The situation in China is reported
as normal, which means that no one
knows who are friends and who are
enemies.—Port Arthur News-Chron-
icle.
thrown out on his ear, upside down
and in a general condition of aero -
nautical disorganization. He fell a -
bout two thousand feet before he col-
lected his controls and found out
For Brantford Roofs are tough like the hide
of a rhino. They are made to resist`the attacks
of Sari snow and rain not for one year but for
3'
terms A. present peace -time,
army is the idlest, most mischievous,
and• most dangerous thing in creation,
and to dress it up in a Hollywood
dream of gold braid and scarlet or
blue cloth is a senseless provocationi
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. . the most hideous of all nois-
es—the conversation and laughter of
other people enjoying themselves in
the same retired spot as oneself. --Mr,
Robert Lynd.
which way ;was up, and landed later
irk a perceptibly chastened mood.
The moral of this tale is that those
who go cloud -chasing should remem-
ber that there are cloud and clouds-.
Those that are on the point of falling
with lashing
rally years without upl¢fep or reps rs.
•
of mob mentality.
Has the river of blood ever for
more than few together
L
R A N
There is something to be said for
Browning and Meredith, it only that
apart rain had best be
left alone. The gods of 'storm are no
fit playmates for innocent pilots. The
A roof's firstjob is toprotect the house
beneath it, and Brantford Asphalt Slates shoulder
a years ceas-
ed flowing? The only method that
has never been tried is the method of
'there being no armies, . . My
Peas are delicious cooked with mere-
ly a leaf or two of mint, but try cook-
they could not help writing like Mere-
dith and Browninlikely
g.—Mr. G. K. Ches-
terton.
giant power of lightning and hurri-
cane is to get rough with the
best of airplanes.
But
this responsibility in staid fashion never relax-
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ing their vigilance for an instant even though
they are kept on duty season after season.
.
quarrel with half the nations of East-
ern Europe has been that one cannot
go into a cafe without tumbling over
someone or other's sword.
So this is what Europe looks like
ing a few young onions with them for
a change. Cook them in the smallest
possible quantity of water with a tea-
spoon of sugar, and finish them by
tossing in butter.
A limousine is'a sedan with a glass
partition to protect the driver from�rr
silly conversation. — Parksburg (W.
Va.) Sentinel.
among the sporting experiences
of the sky the exploration of suitable
cloud ,country is too much neglected
by those in search of beauty, thrill
and novelty. They can find Fairy -
land
Ask your dealer about these famous roofs
that mingle beauty with fire protection and
to -day, dressecl up in its uniforms, in
its old uniforms of hate, o
and slaughter, those uniforms meant
to hide the most grinding poverty,
suffering and despair. Not in Ger-
Peas and Onions.
New peas, tiny onions, 1-4 tea-
spoonful sugar, 2 tablespoonfuls of
A man's wife has to hunt his things
for him, but a bachelor knows his are
on the floor. --Kingston Whig -Stand-
ard'•
there, a place that was far be -
yond reach of reality until the world
put wings on machinery.
I ain, of course, not suggesting that
there is any special fun in flying
through fog,
permanent weather resistance at no extra cost.
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many, of course, nor in Austria or
Hungary, for these are disarmed. Yet
so strange is humanity that in those
countries the demand grows steadily
that they, too, shall be armed, shall
butter, or 3 or 4 tablespoonfuls rich
cream.
Cook new peas and tiny onions
separately in boiling, salted water;
drain and combine. For 2 cupfuls of
. There's not much news from Chica-
go these days. Maybe the gangsters
have succeeded in reforming the city
go'v'ernment.—Judge.
a which is exactly the
nature of the normal cloud from the
inside. Such flying soon wipes the
determined smile of pleased interest
from the pale face of the passenger,
him
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dissipate their resources, shall have
the right to waste man power, to pile
up debts upon debts, to be as stupid
and as foolish Tas all their neighbors.
If Europe goes down in the next
five years the responsibility and guilt
of France will be greater than those
of any other country. Still the vie-
tims of a psychology of fear, • con-
stantly whipped up by conscienceless
the French
the vegetables, combined in any pro-
portion desired, melt the butter in a
saucepan, add the vegetables, shake
lightly until well buttered and very
hat, add the sugar. Instead of the
butter, very thick cream may be
used, This gives a different and de-
Iicious flavor.
Peas and Lettuce.
Two 1 head
There is a growing belief among
capitalists that government should'
own all public utitli•ties that don't pay
Martins Ferry (�Ohi•o) Times.
Unnecessary Labor. — Too many
people grow stoop -shouldered carry-
ing around the responsibility for
things that don't concern them in the
least.—Deseronto (Ont.) Post.
and gives an uncanny sensation
of going nowhere in a foolish hurry,
The clouds that are worth visiting
are those that lie sometimes around s
summer sky in settled weather, dri£t-
ing along like fantastic ships on an
invisible sea. They are on their way
to make trouble somewhere, but in
the meantime they are quiet and ap-
proachable. There is sunshine all a-
bout them and they are shaped sharp -
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politicians, seem bent up-
on throwing themselves in front of
every movement that makes for the
peace of Europe, excepting always
Briand's adoption of the plan for a
cupsshelled peas, small
of lettuce, 1 small onion, sprig of
parsley, 1-2 teaspoon sugar, 1-4 cup
water. ,
Place all ingredients in a heavy
Clear the Track.—A genuine old-
timer is the citizen who can remem``
ber the feeling of fear that name
when he heard someone behind him
ly and clearly.
On an August afternoon I noticed
a dozen of them drifting calmly along
the horizon, floating on the lazy heat
of a true summer day. So did Har -
EUROPE'S DARKEST HOUR
statesmen I summarized my impres- sion? He did not know; he lived in
United States of Europe.
Instead of seeking a reappraach-
saucepan, cover tightly and cook
until the peas are tender. (If water
it
ringing the bell of a bicycle. — GaIt
Reporter.
old Pitcairn, a real sportsman among
polits, It was his idea that we should
Eight months in Europe—ranging
from London to Constantinople and
studying conditions at first hand.
What are one's ultimate opinions?
sions by saying that there was agree-
rent among those with whom I talked
in Germany that if Europe continued
to me governed as it is there would
not be a capitalist government left in
dread of it.
Fear, hate, hunger, poverty, the.
deadly lack of work, the loss of hone
-one meets them on every hand. They
dog one's footsteps in the streets of
ment with Germany, the French are
lining the German frontier with the
most up-to-date defenses. Yet the
more they defend and arm and pre-
pare, the greater appears the funk in
evaporates may be necessary to
add a little more during cooking,)
Remove from fire, drain off excess
liquid, take out parsley and shake
Pan gently over fire to dry. Add 3Chronicle-Telegram.
tablespoons fresh Cut lettuce
Empty—Spring is here and every-
thing is beautifully green—that is, es-
cep the inside of our wa1'let.--aQuebec
pick out a cloud and pay it a visit
We selected one'that was flat as, a
floor beneath, but was piled skyhigh
in shapes of sheer fantasy.
It took twenty minutes to fly from
What does one make of it all?
'marily, the gravity of the situs-
Eiois and the dangers which overhang
Europe stand out in my mind: the
economic and financial chaos on every
amid, the bad psychological state of
ne country after the other. And
hen the dread specter of militarism
Ind war that looms over all. Every-
ten years. To which the statesman
replied that it would be nothing like
ten years if things went on as they
did. .He himself is, moreover, terri-
fied by the tension on the Polish-
German border; he had just returned
from there and was astounded by the
state of nerves and the absorbing fear
of his countrymen.hap-
What would
Istanbul, the byways of London, inwhich
every lane of every German town, Let
no man look upon this scene and de-
clare that there is a bright side to
war, or that war accomplishes any
moral reform, or frees men's minds,
or safeguards democracy, or creates a
new order of life. The truth is that
you cannot wander about Europe and
they live. Their vast superior-'
ity in airplanes, poison gas, tanks and
heavy guns, all of thein absolutely de-
nied to the Germans, apparently means
nothing to them. They are credited
with having 5,000 military airplanes.
With these they could destroy every
city on the Rhine with all their men,
women and children in 48 hours.
butter.
into quarters and 'serve in centre of
vegetable dish with peas around it.
Pea Souffle.
vain two cupfuls of cooked peas
and rub them throu h a sieve. Melt
2g
p ntaput in theobutter e a sauce-
pan and'put in peas, season with
With my known artialit
p y for the
Sermon on the Mount, and my re-
peated declarations that its author
was one of the greatest among the
teachers of mankind, 1 could not sus-
pact that there would be' any charge
against me of Underrating Christian-
sty. -Mx. Gandhi.
a dusty airport to the front doors of
Fairyland. Down below lay a Iand-
scope of green and misty blue. But
the cliffs of cloud seemed solid and
loomed dangerously at our side as we.
Faced along in their shadow. No-
where else in the air was I ever so
'much aware of the breathless speed
at which the airplane travels. Noth-
where it appearscP
as if the present
economic system were tottering to its
'all_ To one of the foremost German
pen if an officer commanding a Polish
or German patrol should lose his
head and permit some minor aggres-
believe' that the World War is over ;
it will not be in its consequences in
our lifetime.
Against them the Gerrps have noth-
ing but relatively few commercial a r-
planes, That by itself would seem
be r
salt and e
pepper. Remove from the
fire when blended and beat in the
yolks of two egq s, one at a time.
Sn-
tir in four tablespoonfuls thick
I give you "The Profession of Jour-
nalism—God help it."- Mr. Bernard
Shaw.
ing but spaces covered and schedules
kept will tell the ordinary air travel -
ler that his chariot is eating ap a
every rty sthe nexcursionist ds. So a et)
theto
Frenchary Butt they apparenthcanl
of
Young people are never right in the
u ne thrill awmile
not be reasoned with as long as thei
politicians and their journalists caps-
white sauce, then the stiffly beaten
whipped whites of the eggs. Butter
custard cups or ramekins, fill three-
eyes of their elders.—Sir Francis
Goodenough. -.in
aits
rhe cloud country. There is no peril
missing a corner of a cloud at 100
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talize their fears.
The French are now as self -saris-
fied and as snug as were the Germans
before the war; their praise of their
own culture sounds highly Teutonic.
Vlore than that theyfeel even at the
fourth full and bake for one-quarter
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Green Beans With Cheese.
Wash and string2 pounds of green
P gi
beans and cut or break into one -inch
The irrepressible William Hale
Thompson announces that he will not
Pcasually
retire from politics after all. Other
things than truth, crushed to earth it
g
seems •will •rise •again.—The Argonaut
miles' an hour, but the sensation of
speed is real. It would not do to fly
through the Ausable Chasm
or down Park Avenue in New York
City, but there is a comparable ex-
citement in scooting at full speed
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moment when they proclaim their fear
of 'Germany, that they are in a high-
most of favorableposition
n Europeey •ave
goldP
largest army on the Continent, while
they are developing their colonies as
feces then add one cupful of cold
p P
water, 1 teaspoon, salt, and cook until
tender—about 20 minutes. Dram off
any water that is left. Arrange a
layer of beans in a buttered baking
dish and s g
prickle generously with
Careful Clrarence—The most care-
ful man we ever knew always held
the hammer in both hands so he
couldn't •hit •his finger. —Edmonton
Bulletin. g
through the canyons of a thunder
cloud. And to make matters more in -
denly sideways ir and epid headed full -tilt
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for asnow-white wall that looked sub-
stantial enough to discourage an av-
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vast military reserves.
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The only hope in France is that
the coming elections will produce a
violent swing to the left; that the
grated or finely chopped' Canadian,
cheese, Alternate the layers of beans
and cheese until all the beans are
used, Dot with bits of butter, sprin-
Life might be worse. Suppose you
had no dial to turn when the radio
announcer gets cute?—Vancouver Sun.
alanche,
We hit it head-on and it didn't hurt.
In a s p lit second we were in the mid -
die of nowhere, wrapped around in
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pinch of the industrial crisis, which
is becoming acute, may make them
realize that after all they are of the
economic fellowship of Europe, and
kle with pepper and salt, and pour ov-
er the mixture 1=4 cu pful of thick
sweet cream. Sprinkle two teaspoon-
A
fuls of grated cheese aver the top
Nine out of'everyten men whose
names are signed to a petition couldn't
tell you what it's for,—Detroit News.
stuffing in -
wet smoke, tearing ithethe
of the cloud and toss ng the prec
to the slip -stream.
Pstream.
What lies in the heart of a thunder
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that they cannot rise superior to that
for anything more than a short per-
iod• that if Germany goes down and
,stria and Hungary France
and lace in a moderate oven 350 de -cloud
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grecs F.) until the cheese has melted,
It would be a gross error to suppose
that the United States ambassador
calls revenue "the dough" or "the ber-
isnothing to be told with :voids.
An incredible dull magical landscape
is hidden there, snow-white in the full
tinted with cool colo: in the
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will inevitably follow suit; that if
Bolshevism conquers in Germany,
their own doors will not be unassail-
WIT, WISDOM AND
WHIMSICALITY
ries," and Italian col
refers to his -shadows.
league as a "Wop." — Sir Charles
Strachey.
sun and
There are smooth places
that seem to invite a lany{ing and 1•ill-
sides tumbled in fantastic disorder
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able. Ti me should bring, reason with
it. Unfortunately there is little time
to wait, to lose. That was what lead-
ing German statesmen said when I
told them that in Am-
The United States talks fast and
flies slowly; England flies fast and
,
talks slowly,—Lieut. Alfred Williams,
As many a too industrious millionsides;
acre has discovered, one cannot learn
to idle at the age of fifty.—Mr. Robert
Lid
the are sheercliffs caves cut
deep into their ids ,there are tow-
ars thrust high into the sky and
snowy peaks too steep to be compared
to mountains. The core of the
a
public opinion
erica was changingon debts and re-
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Shut-in people need outlets for
cloud
is like a giant's totem -pole, curiously
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paration�s, but !very slowly. "Wo can•
not wait so long, was what they said.
Quite true, Europe cannot wait. It
invest move. The to
their imaginations. They need win-
doves for their minds Maxfield Far-
rish.
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and playfully carved in patterns be-
yrond the imagination of architecture.
And here and there the cloacl hoar
thins to nothing, and far below is the
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rc , ,/,r Rita lead to arrange her vacation trip in a hurry. A sudden
road's safety,
peace, and happiness are open, Will
they (be taken? ,
Upon the answer to this question
depends the fate than
The world to -day is many times
more interesting than when I began.
--Lincoln (Steffens,
years ago was among those
present en Pitcairn Field, near Phil-
adelphia, when 'a pilot with nothing
better to do caught sight of a storm
higheat
patterned earth—a world that is eas-
ily forgotten in the mood and magic
of this Fairyland of the sky.
there is nothing there
f,`,'�
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;;,,;,_,,„r.;,.;..;:,; /; .:.; turn of events at the office made it a matter of now or
�° ”" �r'r�`"` 'y ..
never . , x and Rita chose "now".
Evening rates on "Anyone"
calls be- After seven o'dock that evening (when evening rates over
at
P of more one na-
tion, ,Meanwhile,, if I were a Bol-
shevist, the last thing I should do
would be to propagandize, to seek to
convert others, •'or to stir up unrest
and rebellion
f governif'ient takes your surplus in
time of war, that is "capital levy." 1f
it's done in time of peace, it's merely
an income tax.—Vancouver Sun.
cloud in the sky and wondered
what it would be like to fl in it. It
was an ugly cloud, though deceit-
fully decorated at the edges with gold
from the setting sun. Its shapes and
except
an illusion
sion fashioned of water and hat
weather. It will be gone by night -
fall, for it is moving slowly to join
the other heaps of cloud. Somewhere
they will come together be
gin 7 p m. (1
gin at 7 p.m. (local time).
just give "Long Distance" Long Distance were in force) she called her old school
the srumber you want -- it chum Helen to ask her suggestion as to the best place to go,
speeds up the service. If you
don't�know the distant num- "Wonderful", said the happy voice at the other end of the
ae, information' will look
it up for yort, line after she had explained everything."We are all going
within anyother coup-
try. I should jest sit still. For the
rulers of Europe are deciding, and not
the men in the• Kremlin in Moscow,
whether Europe shall go Bolshevist
o -r not,
'Speaking of omens and portents :
When a locomotive whistles for a
grade crossing it's a certain sign the
locomotive is going to crass. --Bran-
don Sun.
shadows shifted as we watched,with
some internal agony of unrest. Yet
its changes were slow and inajestic,
so that it seemed legitimate to sup-
pose that a fast airplane might fly
safely among them.
The
and smash -
ed to pieces, by wind and lightning. A
sudden upheaval in the central column
of the cloud suggests as much, so a
Prudent pilot decides to go hums, set-
iefied with the discovery that amuse -
meat
to Seabeach for two weeks tomorrow. Now you will be
` 40. "I
� able to come with us."
h
And so Rita spent the most enjoyable vacation she ever
_.
• had, thanks to her call over T.Autg Distance.T
4'
MINT ONIONS ADD FLAVOR IF
COOKED meg NEw PEAS ,
As
As the season during which fresh
A Communist meeting suffered a re-
lapse when the hat Was passed, stag-
•
ing a triumph for the theory of hold-
ing, all property in' common, -•--Indian-
apolis News.
- -
pilot, no. doubt, should have
known better. Since then he has
flown far and often with the air mail
and learned a decent respect for wind .pleasures
and weather. !But on that summer"s
evening he could not resist the MI-
and adventure are not far away
for those who fly. with imagination.
Cloud flying is fascinating fun and its
are still unspoiled by cozn-
petition and crowding, A man in a
Plane can have a cloud to himself; and
the
+ r
•And the cost of that call was lege than tip she gave to
" -y
the colored porter.
,
r •
and peas can be obtained at a
reasonable price is only a v erg short
one, and as these vegetables are a-
mong the most delicious ones avail-
able for our tables, it is well to serve
them frequently while the are
The fellow who meets a girl in her
avenin vera should
g p permit his iii -:
pression to remain comatose until he
sees her in her mornings wrapper.—
Kingston Whig -Standard.
pulse to climb 5,000 feet or so and
poke his nose into a thunder cloud.
We watchedd him go tip until he
looked about as impressive as a horse-
fly trying to find an opening in the
hide of the erid'e biggest elephant,
exclusive enjoyment of its brief
beauties. Or he can thrill his friends
by showing them something that no
rumen eye has seen before hien learn-
ed to fly. The place is on none of
the airways' and is served by no
but
v
peas
sweet and tender and the beans juicy
Man is the only one of the animals
We say+* hiin turn head-on toward the
transport schedules, it is close at
hand for `Who '
cliff of cloud and vanish into it. And
those will cake the
i.'and
crisp,
who has invented clothing. -r Paul
a few infnuteS later we saw himtrouble
to visit it by air.
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