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. , - A. G. SMITH. Editor and Prop. .4 . 46,44i,
. Onto, wh tre.hq ll I ,st,cured a position on Dospit" tho oohwor4l W
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the staff of one of the. public schooli of W. -
i . Wroxeter Threshing is in full swing at present
. that city, . throughout the country. Practically all
, Quite a number from heroare attending All bU81"e8%r Places Are tO be CIO'4ed on the grain is in now with the exception of
. tile lexhivitioll at Toronto this Week. , peas, which are reported to, be a very good
i Monday nexI, Coslom,m should bear
Mrs. Gavin Muir and sister, Miss Nina this in mind and do all their shopping, on crop this year. The grain crop through-
. I . Smith spent the p,%Kt twki w".ks .visiting out the country has been A bumper one
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1, their brother in Paris, I Saturday, ' this year. Nearly all the straw was very
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. 1. Mrs. Nell White visit'v4 friends in Tor- Public sichools.rocommence4 on Wed- longso, there should be no scarcity of ,
4,snto for tile past week. , nesday with Mr. H. H. Twamley of Luck. straw as there Was last year.
I The grain is turning out very well too as
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Miss Annie Wlunroe Wft 1.1st Saturday now, and Miss Or3h4m Of Mt Rrydges, it is being threshed, I The fall wheat was
. -fo , r St. Catharines where she will be teach- iq charge, \Ve %visb them -and their pup- anexceptionally good crop in all parts
. I 'Ing for the coming . year. * I ils every success, and the gr4itl is a splendid sample.
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. I r The Bainton Bros, hav-, completed tile. While an his way to Toronto last we'Ok - ,
chimney they were building for the wool- . . sown to fall wheat again this fall, The
. . , . . . en mill. . Mr. Thos, Bradnock received word of.tbe dry weather has made the ground rather
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. I death of his aunt, Miss Martin of Wood- bard,and a good heavy rain would be of
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11 Mr. and Mrs. Pred Kitchen. -left Satur. ' stock. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bradnock attended benefit.
i 1. . day afternoon for Toronto where they I , . . The only grain crop which was not good
. . . will spent a tew days before going to Ve the funeral oil We.4nW,dUY- . I .
. I , troit where they intend yi,qijing, their TVIr, and Mrs. Inkster,and daughters, of was that of spring wheat which was aA.
I I roost a failure with a few "cepti
, . . , daughter, Mr.s. T; Pardon, and other Yela' spending some months The grain itself is a , ,one.
I rtive, , I Blind River, are . . poor eample.
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. I 11 I . . Miss Winn! . fred Munroe left lasA week visiting friends and relatives at Gorrie, ' Barley turned out better than Might
I Goderkh. Toronto and other points have been iiiiected. Although some, of
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I'll for Winnipeg where she intends teaching. .
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^ 71 acres for the seed which .19 in itself of con-
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i5 THI CHAVAOVA
The Dream.
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Thuts'la, si)ecial atthAPtions. were the
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Hawaiians aud Viss olemems and tile
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lecture by D4 *ux Caldwell, of McGill
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Miss Clemens, who is w cousin of late
Ilr RALPH HAMILT01
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Mark Twain, is it very charming lecturer.
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Her talk at the evening meeting oil tile
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h i and customs, the
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country, its vegetation, clin
,late, etc.,
She was:young and a widow. Thero
girl(! its voleanic activity, was certainly
was a freshness to bor beauty that
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most Instructive and elltertaining.. Tier
was quite girlish and a token of
address was illustrated with. many very
Mourning showed In -hut and voll. Be-
betlutiful views -of tile, country, and some
,sides that the little thri-e-year-old
remarkable moving pi0dres of the sea of
child by her -side called tier "tuamina,"
inolten rock whiell. 1.,', contained ill the
and there was motherly tendeffiess 14
pit or crater of a volcauo. some of
the attendon. she revelved. 13ox(I XVIs-
those pictures were secured at great risk
ner 84t facing them ,lo the street car
and studied the pair with something
but are certainly must instructive show -
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in9whataseaciflava is like. Tilieafter-
. He Was a, maturalweaver'of dretwis,
1loon. inu,sicA prograw was given by the I
ind his ay4ye4tIon encour,agod tile vis-
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Hawailaus w1win Miss Clemell.9 - Oust-
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ionary. Compiler, critic and. reader
ly selected on the oocusion, of tier last
for a miscellaneous publIsbing house,
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visit to Wd ish w0s, and their music has
all Iftds of literary efforts wt -re pre-
a peculiar charm and rare sweetness and I
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sented for his upproval or rejection.
bariuon'y, Ttse dancin' n
Re had,drIfted. directly to the tbre4bold
laffles,,was, very clever and graceful. in
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of young bacItelorbood, knowing Roth I
the course of .Nkligs Clemens, evening
Ing of love eveept from the romances
. lecture "Ratubles through Paradise -
he re4id, and a surfelt of thetu had
Hawaii", several musical selections were
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made him somewhat tinicat as to
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introduced wbielynade a most attractive
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He was In Tile nrldo,
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The lecture by Dr. Caldwell in the
development of plot and Incident when
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there was a grating grind and Own a ..
afternoon on "Canada's 11ace in. the
crash. From a liassln,g tritek it box-
World To -day" w,us most interesting and
bad jolted out of pluee aw), its sharp
instructive., The,following isa-briof sum -
sudden shadow tu de6ceirt Ivorned4wd
mary of his remarks; "It is a changed
eilightened Wisner. Iii, a llash lie (Its-
world since 1914, and we must face the
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cerned the object alinod mriilglit for
changes in our own country, without tile
the window next to NvIllell the little
disorder,fliat is so rA in Russia. There
girl sat, With a rapid inovviaont he
is the discovery now, by working men,. of
threw himselt forward. A ,,lioNver of
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glass rallied over lifin, slightly
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theirpower, atid labour is not as con.
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one cheek and Ills hand.4. lVhoro a
scious of its duties as it ought to be.
corner of the box struck lift; 1),ack there
However. we must develop serious thought
I was a painful Jar. but lie had IlIvust
to -day, for it will be too late soon, and
, the little child ,mfe Into tilt- orins of
tabour has got to think as much of its
tier alarmed mother. Thenev she put
duties as of its rights. Canada found
out her arms townrd fifut, im If fully
herself a real country -a real dominion -
conscious of his herole .",rvice.
at the close of the war. Our men accom-
"Tel something," caine Tbe babyllUe
plished great I things. They had it in
prattle, and Wisner, supposhig tilat
theintodothese things efore the war,
she wished. to whisper soniething,
and must continue to do them. The war
leaned forward to recol;Nre a ldss on
is o4y a part of what we. , can do, and
one cheek.
"Other face," sal(l tile little one, and
what we will do. No nation has such a
the other- ( .ieek was kissed to; woll.
role to play as Canada. We know the
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lzuv is, we are both truly grateful",
Americans much better than the English
quavered the mother, all mistrung,
do, and the English much better than the
and then a street ivas called h,V Ille
Americans do, It is ou duty to bring
,conductor and the little oue, prattling
these two fiation&,together. The two
about "dear man," ",sweet nuin," the
great English-speaking people with France
mother bestowing grateful glauces
should come to-gether, Cai nada must set
upon Wisner, both left the car ond it
her own house in order and must definity.
Whirled on its Way agalli, 10111 Wl-,,1101L
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y recognize her duties to other nations
In a strangely. aroused 11lood.
Az halt a mile further oil lie arose
We are only at the threshold of the life of
to leave the cau Wisner notleod ;in oil-
the world and.need to take a broad and
VeLope on the floor between t1te --eats.
.international view of things. Let us give
He picked It up to find that it eon-
toour chlld en a universality of kilow-
tained half a dozen proof.,j of a photo.
ledgeintheir education, making citizens
graph of the lady and the child who
of our boys and girls. And -about the
had so curiously coni 'Into his life. To
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English languag?,-the mi .
ghtiest of lan-
stay It seemed, for after that there
'guages- let us use it nobly, purely, intell-
Were few hours,in the (lay whon tbo
igently, and respect the language that we
two faces ,did not float across, his .
speak, Canada ran give the lead to the
mental ,vision. Ile made it a polut to
rest of the world 'and most of all can lead
ride on the cars of tile line where he
met them. He longed to locate them
the world out of the Bolshevism of the
and make an excuse -for seeli,19 thein
time.pp
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On Friday two of the,finesr musical
graph proofs. Then after a mouth
. programs of the series were given by
when he had given up hopes of again
"Lieurance's Little Symphony Com.
I meeting them a whimsical, ,r.v-.t half
p-iny". consisting of four violinists, Miss
romantic, impulsii, led him. to, cut out
Sarah Bequa Vick., the vocalist with The
one of the photos In eircular.shape and
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party, is a contralto with a full rich voice.
place It In tfie inside cas e his
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Miss Myrtle W ite is the solo 'cellist of
watch. '
Once a friend a 9)linpse of
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he party, all of whom are ladies of de -
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.caught
the picture . and rallied Wlk;ner as to
lightful, musical execution, The conduct-
a mysterious lady love, and the, fan-
or is Mr. Harold Lewis, who plays very
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tasy rather pleased the .young lone
pleasing accqmpaninients and gives some
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bachelor. At_all e , vents 4 c6rtain sell.
piano, solos. with excellent technique.
timentallty .mine Into Ills experience
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that lifted him.above tile dull grtAd'
of Ills routine .10ors. It Was upon on
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. occasion when, he was strolllng along
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the street at Which motb . er and child
THE'MUTUAL LIFE ASSUk,
had alighted that, somewhat unwi,itch-
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tul. and preoccupied, he drew back too -
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late to evade contact with a rushing
Purely Mutual ,
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automobile. It ,only grayed tits body,
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Purely Canadian
but thfew him forward so forcibly that
his head struck the curb and he was
Fifty (ears JEstablishbil
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A crowd gathered.and the driver of
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the a'ato sought to ascertain Ills
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ABNER COSENS
Identity. It chanced that Wisner car-
. District Agent '
ried just then no papers that ,Would
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help out such an Investigation. As
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the ehautCeur, however, scanned tits
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watch for some name or monogram
Ifts. Kennedy, C901der
and opened It, a lively urchin of the
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neighborhood, peering inquisitively
Offices -Patrick and eatre Sts.
over his shoulder, exclaimed:
"Say,
Phoneg-Offices. 43; Residence O Dr&
mister; I know where lie be.
longs. Those tire pictures of Mrs.
Xennedy 143; Res, of Dr. Calder 151.
i'ilarse and her little girl. They live
Dr. J. P. Xennedy spocializes in Surgery.,
In the little cottage right around the
Dr. Irlma Xenngdy gives special attention
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to diseases of Women and Children and
Boyd Wisner did not, of course, be-
Nervous Diseases. .3
. long to the Alorse bonie, but those
Dr. Calder devotes special attention to
Diseases of the Eye Ear, Nose and
who carried Jilin thither Were not
Throat. Eyes thoroughly tested. Glass -
made aware of his being a conipara.
er' properly fitted. ,
tive stranger to its lamates. Mrs. Lom
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The Doublelpack R,oute
of the photograph cattle to light. - Wis-
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ner -eame back to conselolishess. litfle
the Worse for Ill.;.; rude shake up to
Montreal
I meet the solicitous glance of 6e ob.
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Toronto
ject of his dreams for a long% tll)qe
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Detroit and
past. ,,explanation, renewod
kisses from tile affoctlonatt. little
Chicago "
Corinne, and an Invitation to eall
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(1gatil.
There ennil? it happy mom(kilt to
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803rd Wisner solliewhat later. It was
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of -ter lie had told Lorn Allorse of Ills
love, Aer drool)ln,& eyo,4 llfli,d, betw_
Sleeping cars On Niglit trains,
Ing a half shy, balf-Inirthful ,expres-
airid Parlor cars On prin-
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"Toll sonlAithlil" " Ale whispered,
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and Ile leulit-d toward lwr,
110th( -r cheek!" and the r(winne, of
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Volt Information front any Grand Trunk
1_%1A11f0 L wnc filial -t-1 ___ _ .- -
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Passenger Agent, Toronto.
01RUGUSS PHYSICIA ,N
W. V. Burgainn, Agent, Phone ,So, or
II, D. .ulliott, Town Ticket Agent, p,hone
OSTEOPATHY -
44, WilighttIll.
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Town and Form propati". Citiliand
- tecured and with fewer treatmcni,4 than
by any other method. .
ii"my litt And get my 00M I bot
Illood pressurf- lind ot'her A-!. . Mlnulonx
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P.#Af i4vided tht progrom iind In tb
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rv#nl4k gavo a zrivillics4 prelude, fbIlov(vi
by tbi l6cturc on "The Mission of fh
AnSIQ-Saxon!', by bigniol V. Pox of vgq
adelu, Cal. ;,
Dr. Vok called attitntion to tile fact tha
ho Was the only letturer on the Ch4utscu
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quo pro I gram train the other tilde, and
,as atich, be brought assurances that tb
real . Arnerivan did not say, I We won tti,
war", neither wa* the, real American ir
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teresting himself In the Irish situatioi
except as a spectator. The yellow journ
ale were tot to be taken as In any wa,
representIng public opinion in the States
Dr. Fox bad some strong condemnatloi
to make of anyone, who tric4 to drive i
wedge betweon,lbo Union Jack ,and th
stare and Stripes, as ttlese. Anglo- Saxoi
r4ces bold a groat rceponqibility for tbt
faiure of the world In their 44nds. . Thi
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The bottom ba4 got on top, and wa
doing to the top what the toji bld don,
to the bottom before. It was otbe Qpposi
tion of the top which now brought abou
the reactlowof the same treatment fron
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the botto aon alonj
the lines that w4puld fit one to take hi
place In the world in the, line, of work tha
he could make a. success oflovel-beaded
ness, a heart that was right-tbose An
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served. Dr. ,Fox passeil in review th,
variouti races. of the world and in all die
covered something lacking to place then
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in the forefronts as having a command.
ing Saxon. who had the greatest mission
The p rfe6tfon of the bee and the bcave
along the,11nes of their own work coub
not be improved upon, Theybadarrived
but, the greatness of man lay intbe fac
that he never arrived. Therewerealmia
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further heig4tslleyond, and the inevit
able conviction ofan etcrnk ,.,Iire. Dt
FoxIia most charming. lecturer. Hi
wit and humor are brilliant and his path
03 toucbing. I -It has a keen jerceptioi
of the inwardness of things, - And abou
historatory there is the subtle charm c
the perfecttkess of speech. .
Saturday evening the tent was crowA
for the great play, "Nothing But tb
Truth", given by th-t Percival Viviai
Play Company., and a most entertainio,
time was spent. .The! cast is a, metrof
I olitian one throughout. unaer the direct
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which always forms the attraction fo
one night of Chautauqua week," is invar
ahly one of the big drawing cards of lb
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woodland scene, and the many various
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those one considered one's inferiors, The -
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men looking down on preachem (or it
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days of the U. F. 0. looking down on all .
other classes". added the speaker humov!
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scheme of any of her rooms to be br . okon,
Into to divide a place for the old fashion-
ed chair tat , her prid' mothe'r had always
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used, or, who so feminized the home ,
that mere men could not leave anythinji
anywhere, and-,empoct to find it -where he
put it was also classed as possessing
snobbishness, lack of conafde ratlon for
others. The tnuoical, snob -:-it Was not
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night was a rate musical treat In fact it l I
would seem that the manawl- not long for the. piroper silver
tbt climax in the way of the music to the f, W -,,;arvice with w1iich- to ,comfovt'
Ism, if saying so Is not Invidious Whbre I their own' fAillily and, antibrtain tlieiv' ,,
skit were aa good. EA h of the three per- I guests. And what family in town d6e,'
formers Is a reAl Artist In his or her line. 0 not know that.this is th6i Jew"elry *, for,6 0 .
MIM lesele Isobel Chn'Wan, of the Chle- I I quality tnerchandits . e ,,; sold -at a
itgo Otand Oper4t Company bias A goprano where . ., ,
voice of retharkable sweetness, clearness, , " price cottsistent wfth otjv 1116111c'....", " I I
and purity of tonet and has bar voice in 1, .. . 1. . . I
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Mikedonald, ab planiot hikor At wonderful I I t I R,M. McKAY ' "' -0
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tmi ot sm accomp*xist he shows great Je%ve ,kr . ,
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