The Goderich Star, 1924-07-23, Page 2PAW' TW
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IN DAYS OF YORE
- ,1+ tENTY YEARS AGOG
(From The Goderieh Star of JtrlY
22nd, 1904)
Trial Trip set *maw earth,.
Thee steamer Caribou left yesterday
morning for Sarnia on her trial trip.
She carried a number of passergera,
among that being Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Clark, W. L. Horton, E, R. Swartz,
Frank Pretty, Harry Parsons, Frei
V. McArthur, F. Doty, Win• Watson,
Mrs. Jas. Johnston and children,
Perry Walton, Wm. Thompson;
Jas. Buchanan, Jas. and Miss Annie
and Master Harry Buchanan, Fred
• Shephard, Davis', - Miss Costie, Mies
t, , Minnie Craigie, Mica and Misses
Winnifrpd and Marjorie Ball. The
Caribou 1* expected back this morn-
ing.
Death of Wm. Mitchell, Town Clerk"
On Monday morning about 11 a m•
•William. Mitchell, our town clerk, died.
suddenly from heart failure, at his
educe in the town hall. The news of
"his death was 'a mad surprise to his
relatives and friends, for though he
liad been far from well for some time,
he was as his office as usual and wrote
eleeral letters just before the fatal
attack cause. Town, Clerk Mitchell
was of a genial disiboilition and made
hosts of friends, in fart there were
' but few visitors to Goderich who did
`not know him and there were but few
'residents of town and adjoining town.
ships whom the deceased gentleman
•eoukl riot call by name. His age at his
'death was 54, and of those he spent 15
as town clerk and 30 as secretary of
the Public School board..
TWENTY-I•'IVE YEARS AGO
(From the Goderich Star of July 21st
1899) -
That Ottawa-Inestigation
On Monday afternoon 1,011Y -one _at
. the forty-three gentlemen .:who had
;declared that they bad voted for
Hobert McLean at, the recent election
tit. Leeburn left for. Ottawa to stip-
port the afida •i s they # � t had previous-
ly made. Two who had been summoned
did not go on acebnnt of . illness
end medical certificates were sent ex-
piaining°their.absence. R. C. Hays
and James Ri�ld of 'town, were also
*Witnesses and the deputy returning
officers of nos. 2 and„4,• Colborne
township, were included in the party.
Jots. Beck left for Ottawa by the:ramo -
train on society business and will go
through to Ottawa with the 1its1-
Warts no:` 4' polling sasili-division of
Colborne. Mt:' J.' IL Wright of the -
Point Sarin was one of the party
and fellow citizens of the township
appointed him ' as their . travelling
guidte ;te the Capital, I
•
Death_ ere. Clinton_ Collector • of
Customs
Reeddrs of the Star will learn with
deep regret of the death of Mr._ Wm:T. Whitely,. of Clinton, who passed to
his reward 1a:,t Monday, The de -
Oersted was horn in the town of Gale -
ria slaty -two and a half years ago
sibs' was well and favorably known'
in mercantile and literary ' circles by
the older residents, of Huron. He was
•
ever trustworthy, .'andld: and wok.
very high •opinion for himself from
the answer customers who traded and
bought wares' in Goderich during the
early days. During -h -Macre-nra-
ments Mr. Whitely »*s wont to store
mind :from historical works, and up
to his death depreciatethe light
reading of the present
lis
His lit-
erary leve was Of narked tste. a cui.
tivated tats* that 'made him a deep
thinker *ad sound reasoner. In 1858
the late Mr. Whitely decided to try
his fortune in the California gold
fields, and he .spent some ten years
in the then wilderness. When in
California and out lit the coast he
contributed quite frequently to the
newspaper* there and was the liter-
ary light of the camp for hours at
times. The Signal Printing Com-
pany ,romprised - Messrs. _ A. MeV.
Allan, W F. Giseiag and W. T. White-
ly. Mr. Whitely .was often compli-
mented on his writings in the Signal
ie that they savored ref Conservatism
and the complintent was well de-
served. • In 1880 the Signal changed
hands 'and on the 4th of .June 1881,
the first issue of the Goderich News
appeared under the name of Whitely
end Todd. In 18882 •tha prsgresalve
men of Clinton invited Measre. White-
ly and Todd to buy the Huron Record,
which had proved a failure under
several ownerships and managements.
The firm acquiesced and moved to
Clinton.
The ,paper at once moved to the
front rank and succeeded against big
odds and, be it said, that I r, Whitely's.
able brain and pen had Much to do
with its early success. To know him
was to admire the man for his many
good qualities. Ills whole life was
,narked by carnestpess of purpose and
the highest of motives: 'What more
can be said. .
PORT `ALBERT ”
(Intended for last week)
Measles are. still the order of the-
day.
he
day ,
Y
John andTdrvis Wilem, of Goderieh,
are visiting at George Adam's.
Mr. and M'ra: Dave McGill spent a
day last week renewing old acquaint
anees,
The farmers are busy umakin h
ay
while the an shines." - The crop is
fairly good.
Mist Tena Hawkins is spending her
honele'd'at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Wni. Gray,
Jno. Tigert has the cellar built for
a new house which he intends to'eit.
ect later in the'summer. '
Miss Lina Willis is not very well et
present, We hope she ' is coop, re-
stored to her usual good health.
Mrs. B. J. Crawford is at her sum.
trier cottage by the lake side. Her
little grand -daughter, Beth Willis, is
spending some time with ter.
14Irs. Ed. Oliver has sold her ,farm
to Mr. John Oliver, of Stratford, _lie
takes possession at `once. - Mrs. E.
Oliver intends taking a trip west to
visit her, sister, Mrs. H. Morris, in the -
near future.
WISH SC** ISITRANCE
8a eeisef) thNss at Booaat Wish
$cbm. pad ease Illsaatiretions
' ' is wrest Memoir .
Total number of entree olataivable
7.10.-- Marks--aaseeary-to__Pa_fs4:'0
with at least 40,*er rent ht clod sub-
ject. Find -eines honors require ,702
marks sad rise Marked (A). $4"4"4"
tease
(v41 -
tease honors regale* ',21 marks and
'are sparked (B),,, FOr Exeter eentree
.(1;:), for t.iedrrleei teutrew (GI. The
bighted marks oaltahaed in eaeh sole
jest follows : •
Reading --feta atone 44 (k )e Greet
Jowett 41. (0).
Spelling-4.large timelier of pwi*H
bad no nalamt)we
''!tilting---Ildeinehe Rau 45 (E).
Verna Halle ra," Margaret Irusae7
42 (a). °
Literature-Devld Wenger 92 (G),
H. Jeanie'', Y. Mooney 91 (l:).
Composition -Alex. Addison 90 (0).
•Callan Baker 81 (E). .
Geoserapit7--Ward Heim 93 (E),
C. Crawford, Cahn. Hunter 93 ((1).
Arit1traette--Rosa - Dearing, llrtnnte
Yellow (E) and Billy W:bster,(G)
100,
Instar - erns Saltows 96 '(-G),
'Walter Bern 88 dl•.), •
Gramar-Resets Tobin (G), Elsie
Tisompsretnm(I>) 9T.= •
Total ---Airs. Addison (0) : 0454
Muriel Ifoweld 630 (1:). •
Tbv, markt of those that fatted are
befog maillad ,io: t3tenl, L'usaicreasful
ea»,tlld*t�eesa shwa notify the Tullis
*hoot Inspector 'before the middle of
August In appealing for reconsidera•
tion of *newer papers.
The. eertifleates of •suer•' sful can-
didates will be sent io the teacher or
secretary of the school board about
August 20th: -
Iiigb school entrance subjeete of
Group I. *1R be accepted meepeelfied
in. "Exons. Form 14" fully filled In and
certified by the teacher for 1' 9 as
in 1924, •
..:BAYF'IELD •
?darn .E1llott, Grecs Jewett, Isabel
Mustard.
DASHWOOD .
Grow Guenther., Marguerite held,
Harry W`s[lolefrfmt a. t' Harold Kellerman,
uan
Alic
DI;NGANNON `
Mary Anderson{,:- (13); Cecil Begley
(13),
Ilerinan Carpenter, Evelyn 'Cul-
bert, Ray Duff, Alan Pentland, Lily
heed (13), Frank 'Savage . (I3),
ESTER.
ldlllats Baker .(A), Greta Moo
field, Lyle Dinney ($),' Irvin Eprd
(B).,,31urtel iiowald (A), Harry Jen-
ninge (A), Tera Mooney (A),'•Stella
Northcott (R); Annie Simmons (A),
Dort* Salter (A), Warmth!Aelaon
(13), Harold Skinner (&), Edith
Walter (13), Sydney West (I3), -Cath-
grins Woods '(A).
CENTRAL SeWOOL; GODERICIt,-
'51errill Baker (f#), Catherine Craw-
ford 1.Al, --Leiiore Craig (A), Colin
Hunter (A), Orville McCluskey (A),.
Edward Sale (A), Kitty Sale TA),
K'athleen 13)ilott in), Evelyn• Reed
(II), Bessie lereemau, Verna . Ballots
(A), Billy Webster (A), Clarence
Wel Ler (1t).
ti'ICTOI3L4 SCHOOL, GODERICH
4liadys :Ellin, Myrtle 13e11,).tarle Bell,
Lola Church, Carl Clark, :Mabel Deal:,
Helen Drennan, Harvey': Griffith` (B),
ow Ready
'fit?a.,o, tinY�"r" ••v y�,,eT
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Eva Orindrod, Viola elbow (1),
wino. Ito.y (A). Idea L. (R), Jean
Matbraou. tiereldlne MeMwea (A).
I•'lorenee McVittle R. Jean 144I.eas,
Donna 11.4'lure (14). Keene* 1k
.!utay '(A), Afton Mersan, Clayton
Nisi na(RJ, Eliwnrid. lit, as (A).
('har1rs Naftel (A), 411* Randall,
Marg*i- t Rte.ton (A1, Dorothy Steep
t 13), Jobe Sproul. Edith Ward, David
Wenger (4), i.UUan lihtti4itek+.
RT. VEER' K SCHOOL, GOD WICH.
Nel(sta l3aeebler, Merle Baecbler,
harry Itgsnen (I.3), Mary Civet., Eve-
lyn Dein (13). Vincent Geroa.tte,'
Martina Hussey (Al, Marion Laotian,
13e le "robin (A), Therehsa Webb (A).
Teddy ,Griffin.
H1NMII
fRtanley Bean, Roy 13+41, Milton
Boyle. Irma. Higgins (il). Arte Lin-
d nfle?d. Mildred hiefoneil (A),
Mildred, Seeuton (13), Thomas Sinn)*
son, Jean Stone (A),
ST. HELENS "
Eddie Grant. Stewart Lavis (A),
Citas••Ite- McOultrIa:. .
W 1NCHEi,SEA
Cyril Cornish (13). Squire Itera-
te -en, Ward Hetet 413). Alma Bern
(1; t, Gilbert Johns ell)," Kenueth.
Johns. Harry Murch.
=RICH - -
Iratsrel Bedard.l Victoria Aeleluert,
Agnes Dietrich, Normae Flascltauer,
Marcella Farwell, '#arthe Heideman,
Vera Kalbfleise)t (I.3), Gladys hfelich.
C>11g,OITON • '
William English, ; Edith Sweitzer
• BELGEAvrE
troth Cole, (Oldie Wheeler (13), -
• AS,HFN IELD
No. 1 -Bert Crawford, Melvin Dick-
son, Vesta Murray, Clara Willis, Vee -
non Willis. -
No. 2 -Marie Courtney, Rita Court-
ney (13), Agnes Drennan, Gertrude
Foley (A), . Loretta Myers (A), Ger-.
trade O'Connor, Dorothy' O'Neill (B).
Nb. 8 -Alice Macdonald,
No. 4 -Alan Finlayson 1(B),E1iza•� The , prize winners in the sports
beth • Macdonald (A), Mabel Macdon- events were:
old. Boys, 1.6 years and under- Marie
No. 5 -Dorothy Anderson, Jessie _ Tarnbling, Dell.
Andrew, Harold Gardner (A), Emma Girisa, 16 years and under -Luella;
•McDonagh '(A), Molly Pepper (A), . Alleter, Maragaret Elliott, - Frances';
Wiliam Pepper,- - A if •
1 epee , Alfred Ritchie, Denson.
No. 6 --Elsie Petrie. Women's Race--Grace=Stirling,-Ger-
No. 9 -Leo Clare, Margaret. Finlay, trarde Francis, Mary Elliott,
Elmer Johnston (l3)• . • ' .Farmers' race -John . Crawford, .1.
No.. 10 --Gladys Johnston, Ruth' , W. Elliott.
MacAdatn. s Fat men -E. C. Wyllie, A. N. Craw
No• 1$ --Jac MacLennan,
kVera 'for
N. Stewart.
d, a
Robb, Wheelbarrow race -B. McDougal
No. 23_4
3 .Tames Beetles (A), Melvin and W. McDougal, E, Chapinan and
Hackett (B). G. Tanibling,,, -
No. 16 -Robert McWhinney. • Ford dealers 'and salesmen A
No. j7. -•-Muth Black, Victor Black. _Allen -T, R. Bennett,. C, W. Ford.
CA%SO Lei IE 100 yards, open -L. O'13rien, K.
No. 1-Alfill Lin eld, Mary Red- Harris:
mond. s . Three-legged races Ethel and
No. 2 -Ross Pfrinrmer, Dorothy Grace Stirling, G.• �fortbeott and.: E: -a.
Walters. , Chapman. „
;..Note. 3--'Kalm r- Dawson, - •Lottie Donkey. race-C".Atkinson • and U.
Lawlor(B), Harvey McPhee, Claytntt Chapman, K. Harris and W. Me -
Robertson, Roy Rutledge Dougal.
No, 4; -&Mr -is `I3iIl. 1 Clothespin race -Jean Roy,• • Vera
No. 6 -Marjorie Hetherington, :Ncnaeztlilel.h:ing,a. Symonds { ).. greasyMeNo.; 8 --Lucy Hardy.
No.: t1- Beit on= 9rton. Uail.drivingeon best ---Mrs, Aber-
''Union No. 1-eAmelia Mellwain (B)hart; Mrs. Betties, Mrs. Gollnitz.
Shot putting -S. McDougal; T.
GODERICH TP. . Sate, N. L. Blake.
No. 1—()ls<ya Lamprey, Jack Sial• Half -mile -E. Chapman, L. O'Brien,keld, ; C. B. Chapman. •
No. ,2 -Reginald Thompson. Boxing in barrels -W McDougal.
No. 6 -Helen Davidson (13), Eve- 'Broad jump -B McDougal, K. Mar-
lyn McAllister, Carl Sowerby. - cis, C. W. Ford.
No, S -•.Chas. Wallis. .High jump -E. Chapman, D. A. Mc-
' No. 0 --Era Gilbert (B- . Kenzie, F. Elliott.
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'AWAWOill!
No. 2-Malrin Josses.
No. a• --Albert Taylor (B), Harrison
Taylor (A). -
. rule* No. 5-4"aMlis Photon. -
No. 6 --•Joseph 13s11.
No. 8 --Annie McDowell (A).
No. 11 ---Alex Robertson, Roberta
Young.
No. 12-41ertrad+e Martin.
No. 16 ---Elwyn Cbamney, Hilliard
Jefferson.
No. 17-Llewllyn .Culbert, Mary
Sproul.. '
HIBlsll:lt'I'
No; Mae Brintnell, Margaret
Chappel, ti illiam- Dinnin (A. 1, Wase.
Kersleke. -
GODERICH TOWNSHIP PULLS
STANLEY OVER
Its Tug of War at Ford Picnic at
Bayfield
The. outing put on by the Ford
dealers of the distriet at Bayfield on
Wednesday July 16th,. was an un-
qualified anomie. There wase a lergt.
crowd and • light 'reins dial not inter-
fere with the sports to any appre-
ciable extent. The program was a
long and varied one and produced
some fine contests.
The picnic opened with a parade.
in which a large number of decaratet
cars • participated. The parade was
led by Mc1Cenna's Orchestra. The
prizes for. the(: largest families in
the parade went to T. Elliott, whose
family numbered 11, and Sandford I
Smith, with a family circle of ei*ht.
The Misses Talbot and, Westlake had
the beat decorated car in the parade, . HARDWARE STORE AT •THE WHARF, GODERICH
the judges decided: The oldest .driver
was John 1'raaer, 71 years,
There was a,large entry yin the
Baby show. The prize winners were - °
WKDNLSDAY, JULY L'',ird 1:41
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SAVE MONEY!
i Shelf
Cottcan da_-- this bv.,.lativina moor S�
and Heavy Hardware, Cement, Coil, etc,.
at the Hardware Store at the Wharf.
Binder Twine, per lb. 14i,�,ac
Hay Fork Rope, per Ib. , "� 26c
Screen Doors and Window Screens, to clear out... At Cost
Six-foot Heavy Gale. Iron Watering Troughs. at... $12.50
Portland Cement, per sack , 75c
Sacks 20c extra, returnable at 20c -
Sherwin ' Williams Paint, per quart $1.(l
per `' gal. $1.95; per gallon. $3.5.
Best Anthracite Coal, Chestnut, Stove, Egg, per ton. $1 .75
LET US FIGURE. ON YOUR PLUMBING,
HEATING AND ELECTRIC WIRING.
CHAS. G. LEE
Babsr. ° I%dgins, Baby. • Smith end - Britiah Influence in the release of mission workers in
baby Hodgins, Baby Smith and . Once noire . the . British spirit of China' through the 'efforts" of Brit -
'Baby Caryer. freedom has trial hed. This time ish Go •e t - t
P , en
)iiA'Y Pole vault --B. McDougal,,.W Mc -
No: 4 Geraldir►e Surerus (A}, Dougal, K. Harris, F; Crich (all tied),
Myrtle Webber. Mile race --E. Chapman, F. Elliott.
Far.` In the tug -of -War event bets een.
No, 10 -Ruth Chapman (A),
Dick. Goderich 'and Stanley townships the
No. 12 --Dorothy Corrivcau, . 11iar- .former team, captained by James.
gam Schilb-, Melvin Schoch. Stirling, was successful.
No: 13 -Lyle Ford. . Canoe recce, doubles-- McTaggart
No: 14 -Norman Marie and McTaggart, Ilr. Atkinson and G.
Dick,biarjotie Pierce, Florence Atkinson.
Thomson (B). Canoe race, singles-- F, McTag-
STANLEY gart,"G• Atkinson.
Fancy diving--Smazel, Tambling.
Union. No. 1 -Noel Laporte. The fisherman's boat race of four -
No. 3 -Murray Grainger. iniles was captured by -J. Cestle, with
• No. 4 North -Orval Greer, Harvey) L. McLeod second..
Rohner, Mabel Scotchnler.
No. 4 South -Marie Etue,: Vietor- I Th. Backward Swing of the Pendulum
Masse.It would appear the - Provinces of
No. 5 --Margaret McKinley. Canada are gradually returning to the
No. 6 -Irene Chuter, Clayton Elli- , "wet" column, though in the swim of
ott, Irene • Johnstoh (A), Mabel Psi-- the pendulum "drinking in public piac-
i
grim, Jack Raymond, (A),. Millard es" such at the old-time bar has been -
Robertson. eliminated. Saskatchewan on Wednes•
No. 7 -Earl Love, Gladys Stephen- day gave a majority of 26,000 against
son, Clarence Stephenson, Elmer Turs prohibition, thus getting in line with
------------4.-1 nor. •Lotto Lov.' (13), Muriel Cattle, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba.
No. 9 --Madeline Gelinas.' and Quebec, Of the four Privinees• re -
No. 10 -Alex Addison (A), Wil- - raining dry, Premier Ferguson of
limn,- Caldwell (B), James Ketchen . Ontario has announced that a. 'refer'
(A), KCathleen. Snider (A), ,Victor 1 endure will be takes" in that Province
Taylor. onsOctober 23r8 on the subect, the
Na, 13- ilarold Dawson, Bernard ' questions for vote to be announced in
Keys (B). j' September. The campaign in Ontario
No. 14 -Dorothy Grassick,.•llarvey will be a vigorous one on both sides.
McClymont, Willie Mei aeb1an (B).
Separate School No.t Blanche ! i protecting the Cash
Ran (111. The inspection of all Head Offices
Na, 1 -Eileen=, STEPHEN
TEPB13Ilodgft, Ivan Hod- , of Chartered. Banks and their -•-im-
portant branches'has been ordered by
gine, Elsie Reeder 41), Wealthy the Rouse of Commons, subject to,
Schrsieder, ' ratification by the Senate. There may
2(o, :'=a -Ruby Pinkboln-'r (.E), Maar- yet be some horses in the stable, but
guerlte Lamport (A), Melvin Lam- if one is to judge from what has
port (A), Angus Love (B), Elsie happened, several 'steeds escaped
Thompson (B). • before, the locking, took place.
• No. 8 --Rosa Dearing (B).
No. 4 -Selma Rader:
No. 7 --Elizabeth ltoulahan, Bor. i'Heart So Bad
den Schroeder (A),. Gouldy &Ms*a
dein ! Crelil l Not p
1 No. 13 --Melvin DesJardine, Bernice -
Webb. i !'Hill Up In deed
No. 10 -Leon Eagleson, ITnez Hay -1 Mrs. H. E. Metro(), Portage La
ter. i Prairie. Men,, writes:--: "After keying
No. 12- -(`laude Fallis, Isabella Ln. had "The Flu- I was bothered with
on (B). Stella Webb. ar.rry lad heart and my doctor clammed
No, 14, -Margaret Hicks (B), Ha. it would be tee years before it
zel Smith (A), Wands. 'Vining (B). got ay better. I wax so had, at tinter. _
6 Separate Sehool•
14;0,.,, .- M1pnie resold not lie down to sleep, but had
Broksnshire, Mary Rogan, Kathleen o s, iit 1 were going a' mother and
Morrissey, Nora McKeever, Gertrude I. osaaetiaaea m.• heart meld best so fust
O'Hara.it shad `ase feet Melt.
t*�l tcrits i Mlr M Iwf llikk nl No To Take
Na. 1 �IlareId Horton, Harvey'
Nyeiie (A). PAILIOURVI
No. 2 -Earl Allen (13), Erk 'raspmuff AND NERVE
-
C,edl, Ales Rohde s'harile Stewart.PULLS
No, 3-.R;TTTR' Brea (EL Jatwe±i ` mgr *sae war m 'hi'dad rns a
McCalla(tlt (B). 'wield .t tea, as is a very chert time
rill, nestoit . I fit ms heart breams meek strwsgt'er
weatemt, 1 and erne llit ds say mei hossework wklwat
(111. i teem We.& worm* tomilaei. 1 will w4,
twwsrsr.a8 titan is sit those murk
arsines, Thaws dress Imes isrsslia"
ti It, • lt. 'Pat rte be ask .AIM "rill i .
Oak�" lilsas
6T
Ne. (t -,-Harold W
Wrateott (Ii), Mar
No. !1••--Iltlatsa t
No 10- -Retry A
Andersen
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Chesterfield SUite
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ur" Tali Shipment -
��t of -Curtains.
Pm
has arrived and we are giving special die
zouuts off all the old stock to :make room
for tuew goods.
We have something extra s ,...--•l in
FELT AND
HAIR MATTRESSES
esley "Walker
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The Store of Quality
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Oversize Cord ` $13.50
An other sizes at Reduced Prices -
SPECIAL 30x334 Fabric while they list $6.75
FREE --Tire „Repair lit with every fire you buy '
on Saturday, July 12th.
W. M. BELL,
EAST ST. GARAGE, Pfione 243
GUARANTEED
FLEE AIR and WATER
DAY OR NIGHT
By our New Latest Device Automatic Aire CompressQZ-,
also "Air' 'oasis; `which enables you • to get air at any
time you wish, no'waiting, no fussing.or dirty hose to
handle. Just stop and help yourself when passilt'
along the Blue Water Highway, at
BARKER BROS.
I'. O. iter 474 fleece 3N r 2
Also Distributors for the WATER -L188 STORAGE BAT rJ- R 'I s
the bitterly that it proving a waricielrfni swots.
OUR MY IA TO RATIBFY EVERYONE
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