. aSPJgjJiSfgi§*~
THE    LEADER
71
ELITE Millinery
o! the  Hortorftblft
 'Members  of the
 Prince George:
.  the     MaVor Council.   City
 and
WILLOW RIVER NEWS.
OvviiiK   trr   the -favorable   spring •seeding   will   be" all  rtnisiied   by  mid  McVy is out
GeJstlemeh.,—In   The    Leafier
Citizen  of the 22nd inj>t<f apppi                •¦•-..,,
on  the froiit fi)ii«es>'as a copy of a (are 'put-tini? all our spare money
week. ' Mr.'McVpy is out. to sums all previous records, with Mr. Fairis i clone  contender  for  honors,   but \v
rant abuse of this privilege. It is to a partifkflar part
 f    tins
The ElifB-Millinery hns a good line of CHILDREN'S HATS. If you want a g-nod Hat,N tlie Elite if. the-place lo get it. We handle    nothing    hut    the    hesl.
resdluil-on tlia><f would respectfully draw your attention, found in that paratfraph^AVnic'li rends: "They Avould n]fiu jmw: the commissioners' atten-tion to (lie state of nigger town," etc., etc-.
At  no previous period   in  too-history  of  fhe'Ni'JrrO  lias-he  been con-
frice* ii-o.m $ 1.00 up lo $3.50.   S 'fVriiited with a more critical situation

We   expect   a   Inrgi!   shipment LADIES'   RATS   about-the
;fir.»l   of   next   wceli. .   -.'
1 his    j.liipincii t    will       include the latest, shape;! and styles and
• will  bo  marked at
MOST KEASONA liLE PRICES
Elite Millinery
"Quality    Workmanship." Next     Rex    TliP.itre.
than today. On tlie' one hand the I forces of .prejudice fijjhtinjjc lo keep him in that hoii'dajje of prejudge .because of race-; and on the other the Ne.!,To. as never before, to achieve the status of fitizt'ii.shjp—full and unlimited  by caste oi; color..
Race prejudice is not so imii'ii a niatler o-f .stariliny deeds its of petty j insinuations.
—'l-lte—inffTf-'nt'e-r i-s-J-hat—ihuiuj__is__a.
certain part of-J'riiK'e (Joo'rgc known as "miSvucm" town" whore people of this particular group;oi- race are gaihefr-iuK in such numbers as to warrant the Hoard of Police Commissioners in' taking action against them.
That they are vicious, immoral,- of iin^ certain occupation and consequently undesirable. No res.erva. tioiis  are.made;  no  discriminations.
hold an. exhibition, which will   be   ai annual event In Willow.
The yuung fellows are busy prac tisiiiK- up on baseball with a view    to issuing-   a,  challenge' lo the  -Prince George     biisher.s     lor   tin- . .distri pennant.
A pleasant time was spent atrthe social and dance Saturday evening.ii Willow. . We were glad to see st many- people from (Jiseonie ami New-lands. Mr. and Mrs. danger furnished the nnisic,' and the .(.lancers thoroughly enjoyed the evening-. A splendid .supper was served by the ladies, there being an abundance of good tilings.
Tain 1'ease'has, left for the prairie.1,
butwill be-back in the fall, lie.says Willow is the only real-home he ever had. '.'~V
Dad Anthony is building- another new bungalow and. sidewalk and vastly improving' the local scenery.    '   ¦
Mr. Stouka has built a nice new house in anticipation of Mrs. Stouka's
II  is "the nin-.uer." of the streets with j arrival from Poland.    There will    be "the nigger" of business.                  . j quite a celebration when Mrs. Stouka
This is the  negro's point of'view, and  it. is a direct challenge to every
Prince a  vulgar
SPECIAL FOR 'SATURDAY
LADIES'    AND    CHI L D RENTS"
CANVAS   SHOES  AND .  .  .            SUPPERS
CHILDREN'S     WASH    HATS, WASH SUITS AND ..^
ROMPERS LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES.
Izowsky
GEORGE STREET.
Undertaking: Company
Funeral Directors      _-V j.. „   .    and Embalnners
Miit or A mini I,i in •<• in miunTl inii
Agi'iiUs foi' Mini in in -n i * ;ind 'I'iiiiiUsIimi-,.
T«*l««plioin'   )»7—2
WEDEMEYER
THE PAINTER
House Painting Paper
Good Jobs at the Right Prices
 Xegro
l.Gepi-g-e—in   Canada.     It               g
jappeal to  insult  and violence; it <le-inorali'ze.s,'debases and promotes hate -t-aut-I—eiivy-^-t-h<i—Vi-M-y  u-vmin'l  root. ¦ of I race prejudice.
i The apology often made is, "it is mot the color aimed at/but the conduct." We sincerely wish this were 'the truth, but it is not the truth, and ~TTui>y--wlio say it know it is not the truth.
By such Unjust methods, and cqnv-inj;- from those of whom-you would least expect—^-the unkindest cut of all-—we -are forced to bear-'the full 'responsibility of the ^.vvickeil and vicious nidinbers of otfr race, forced into the lowest ofjTienial occupations and then despised^:or doing so. • ' Some will^say. that they use the word "nigtfer" with no malice or ¦thoughJU-'uf "prejudice, and as a- de-Iscripti'on of the color of a people, be-jin}^ corelative-with white, yellow, etc. <">¦¦ This will nothold. Black, is the co-relative. of white, and "nigger" does not describe color, since all persons, designated as "nigyer.s" are by no means black, even in Africa.-..
"A white man's country?" Then the pleasure»is all yours, and more is your responsibility. Set the^exam-ple; teach"the fine qualities^o^ citizenship; let us see what you mean by law>order. and democracy. As one of the .gressrt- trees of the forest, all nar-tionswfll^ enjoy your refreshing shadow,. uncKwilkpraise you for the excellent qualili'xof fruit you bear.
Wo liolcJ no brief for the criminal a'ml disreputable characters of our ^¦roup. We ask that tHt?Njaw be enforced impartially, i-einemberjng that a "white fiend" is as' ci.arigeroiis^to Ibis comniunity as a "black brute^> < Any man can be'a "nigger,'.' and if so, he is unfit to associate with his fellow-men.          -    -  ..
To call a iNegro "nigger" is to belittle and destroy the last vestige of hope, man hood and self-respect left in him, after two hundred years o; the-most cruel slavery on earth. ¦ We feel reasonably sure that under normal conditions thinking men>-would not close the <loor-of ambition and opportunity in the face, of any maTi on ae.count of his-colors-ami yet it is the very thing dcnie, and the principal cause of race antagonism today.
H. G. WeUs 'says: "I am convinced myself that^there. is no more -evil thing. iiKthis present world t-han race Urejudice; none at all. 1 write delib-ejMely—it is the worst single thing •\\\ lite now. It justifies and holds ton-Other more baseness, cruelty anc abomination than "any other sort' o1 i-ri-or in (Jie world." ¦ iv What General JBtitler ..Bjifd more ; tivrui ha^lf- a .century ago/was true, ii io.ur ^rt^ent striiggle.V^'Our coldret fellow-citizens xSLj^tained Canada': honoi--—the -.honot'^^f Allied coun tries—no lea^>lc<yajly and efficientlj than their white ttqinrabies: "Headquarters, Depautment^of Vir giniji^anil North Qjiiwina.
P.
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GOOD SOII.I -LIGHT CLEAR-
ING, alontj   the   »-ailv.i\_v   nl.nj'osll
coinpleteil.      P/Is'im      trunk   gov-
urnrrent   road      to      Vancouver'
lUrcnifjJi land.
Lvrge holdin -ja    |>y     Ratten-
bury Land Company North : Coast. Land C'.tunp.iiw aiid the iDuhi-     of     Siithor'ltiti^        Youir
charco   lo   locate   in   t\- thrivini;
district.    Good     spring    water;
L. D. VIBBAH3,
Losal Agant
_.„;>_____________    ''Ht-izun
,
 North Qjw ^                of the "James.
January 8,X18G5: r To the Colored Troops Army of^th James,—In this'army you have bee treated not as laborers, but as so! <liers. You have shown yourselve worthy of the uniform you Wear Your bravery has won the.admiratio even of those who would be' you masters. Y^our patriotism, fidelit and courage have illustrated the bes qualities of manhood, With bayone you have unlocked the * iron-barre Kates of prejudice, opening new fielc of freedom, liberty and equality t right to yourself'and your, race fo ever. Comrades of the Army of tV James, 1 bid you farewell. Farewel v.. "Benjamin   F.  Hutler,  Major-Gen
eral  Commanding." Democratfy  is hypocrisy and mol ocracy¦•when   it is" hot governed' \ law  and Christianily.     WKeh a ma fives' uli.tliaUa  niaii  can   give—h JifiiT -for .ttip ;toi;til ry   in   which    .1 l.ivi-:^ 1 lu-,">-.(ilof of.bis peopje sliou nevevitiij ii stumbling block to his citizenship... ^hd   yet   we   wonder why peoplt' kill each other.    Get this one, (with apologies to the Omaha "Monitor") :       •            v   .    :•>-¦    v;',V    .
A spirit once knocked at .the portals of heaven,, and the Guardian An-1 came to answer the summons. Wh                                ^
irrives, as tlfeV have not seeir; .I'lidi )ther since pre-war days. Mr, Herbert Ackert has left to take p his duties'as fort'man<of-the :An-lony ^Lumber    company's    mill-   at
leza-Lake;----——^—------------—s______
Church   meetings  are  helfl     every
unday evening by tlie Key.    Henry
neSj^Baptist   minister,  who   hopes
be able to preach in a church   pi'
£ own in the near future.      This  is
worthy   ambition,  as our  material
id   spiritual   well-being     must     go
and in hand.
Mr,, and Mrs. Doherty have ac->pted positions as teamster and cook r BillyCorbett on the Burden ranch <y the summer.--
et Shakespeare's voice be heard.'no '..,.- more,                    -j_.
.And Pop'e lie silent in the tomb;  " U/l Byron ..stand behind the door— (Jive the Willow River correspond-: - eiit room!                          ¦     ,"
The  roads are in a fearful  condi-on,  but Tom Standing,    who    has large of the road work this summer, going to fix them right.    We hope  Let's see.
¦CHURCH  SERVICES.
Catholic Church.
Bowser .Street,-Millar Section   /
Month -of May. iindays— "                           , .
8.DU a.m., First Mass. y.4'fi  a.m., Catechispi. ip.oO a'.ni., Second^Mass ai'id Behe-ic.tion.       yj- ¦'
Week Days'—Mass at 8 a.m. Filthe/SjQhas.   Wolfe, O.M.I., P.P.
r v    Presbyterian  Church.
Minister,  Rev.  Wn'i^ Graham, ftl.A. LJ p.m., Service at FcJrt George. 2 p.m., S.S. at Fort George. 11 a.m.,: Service at PrincevCJeojge. 2,«30.,p.rn,,. S.S. at Prince Geol-gi-x 7.S-J0 p.m., Service Prince George>
NOTICE
ROYAL TAXI.
.'  XOTK Lan<i  Set ince   <'l the.-i PI erior-in visions
beitig t British
 British  f
 is hereby jfivci) thai   the  1u.nt   Board  of the JVuv-
 Culnnibiahas,   with
 the i
,!:,A of tin- "Ui.nd ... .dopnient -Act," ,f the Statutes of 101-7,   and   nnici|tl-
D\Y OR NIGHT.
 ANY PLACE.           .   '
 Phon. Ip7. TOM  CROSS.
iStand—Royal Hotel.
Cari'xio British lands   p
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ami ii; ) 14 i U,\ Ifur
ired _ 11 uml i
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•I'riiice CJeorge a»M yuesnei) District,' in Ufe Province. o\ Colunibia, comprising the irticuliirl'y.   des'chbed   as  foJ-
¦east   quarter   (K.EiW-)    i>pl and     T>v(.'lvi'      (lil^i; (X'.''?•• u^Tnd   South-west Y. V)> l<(|i- -s'x   H mid red a/fliH.) ; *>ndh bali'.'_(S. i-th-woat   qiiiirtei'   (i\'.W, Iluiulred  ;nid     i-'iftci'ii I,   half    (."'.':;)'   f-"l      S>X i 'Sixtuen .(O.Ki) I  Soutli-(>>;. '.i i   [<<¦•{  Six Hun--' (ti[.9) ;   Lot .yi.x •   ((>'J(i)   liXCiipL-X.U)   ,of    the (N.i-:.', J ;    I^'l
Lot
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Noilh
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y         ;)   |  and   South ¦ uvsi j Lot   Six   Hundred j ((\2'J.); '•¦ North.-ujistj  |
((\2J.);   North.-ujistj Lot   Six   lkiii(li-c<l|  f
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West r
111(1 Voi;
Wc-.< Hid ^Tori oui NJ
(\y.'V|: I.  1-ot   fcr .(.¦ill y-'li've . (lili."i)>
^''ractiunal Lot
SS
>t   quarter   {}>'f.S:\\'.'i) L1
......I ml jjfnd ^^enty-uight ((>'i>
i   half iW'.i^n   Lot Six  Huiitlredy
i'hiriy-t.tt*i> (<»•'•-) excepting the h-wesV<liiartei- (NvW'.'/i ) <if the h bfiff (»S'. '- ) ; Nurthwi'st quarter \. i, i Li4 Six Hundred anVl i\ three <ii-'!.'!)'; Lois Six Ilun--anTl Thiiiy-fyur (ii:M-r;-.. ICi^-liL-Irdd.aiul Eigh'ty-eighl (BfiS.) ami t   . [luii(i,red     ami       Mighty-nine
i- Sotitl'i/casl quarter (S..BvUf-VTJ [•'nictional West half {E\\%iV->)'j " * Kighi tliindrod and . Jsinety ' . l ; Lot Eiulit ihwidriMl un<\ NinO-
I
IN A NAME? Why, everything is in n name if properly obtained.        •     .;'¦-
OUft BREAD is sold  in all  the
principal groceries in  town and
usdcI in all the leading restaur-
arils   .ind   !ioj.«ds.'
"Ask ftTrtVince Geprse Bread"
IT'S   GOOD   BREAD
Princa Bakery
Tiiii'.I AveniKi,
inn*1
VlcMortfnirUn,,pV
M. & Ivi, Auto Service
. Careful ana 'Caw\^ •:   Drivers
•   TRIPS OAY Olt NIGHT,; .j.   Day Phone,
DECORATORS.
{         Prince  George,      .    Hume  17F. ;         Paint Shop,  Next  Dudr Citizen
We Carry-a  Full L.ine of
Paints, Oils ai] Varnishes    ,
" St. Michael's Church.     '
Sundays, 8.30 u.ni., Holy Conumin-on.                      ¦                           ;¦;'•'¦•                                        «="
10.30,- Holy  Eucharist .(Sung.)", _2 p'.-iii., 'ilhe. Catechism and .Sunday Ciiidei-garten.
7.00,' Kveniny Prayer. "
Week DayS,. a.m., Holy •Cpriimuhr on (daily except MondayK-and ' Sat-irdays.)',                .     .                         '•.
Gospel  Servicei.
, Gospel services are beinp held in the Dreamland -Theatre on Sunday evening* at 7.H0.    All are welcome.
Scandinavian   Lutheran   Church.
Seventh   avenue  and   Quebec   street. .Sunday School at 9.:tO a.m.    Services at 10.45 a.m..-.,
John A. Nilsen, Minister.-
Nine   I Inmm red
'weniy-Tifu'   (i)ihKj;   l^ractional   West a IT   (Ki.-.\V, \\i')   Lo^Nihe   Huiiclred iT<;   Twiiity-iwu   C.iihkL;   Soutfi   lialfj S.'ji      and,    North-uxsl     ((uarter N'.U.'i)   Lot   Nine     Ifuiwued     arid Aventy-tlTrue—(-\)2%-)-;;--- SoutlK  Iialf , S'. ¦-i    ami   Fractional ¦   Noniv«est I nailer i!-'r.  X.W.li)   Lot Nine Uiih<^| red   ami   Twenty-tour   (!)24);    Lot line  Hundred     and   Thirty     (930); buth half (S.;Vj.)  Lot Nine Hundred ml l''ifiy-oir..'~ (!)"> 1) ;S(nilh-ea«L-(iiiar-er iS.K.'i)  Lot Nine Hundred    and 'iffy-four (,iir>-f) ; Lot Js'ine Hundred nd     Fifty-six     (;(:")());     South-west uarter (S.W. Vi-)' Lot Nine Hundred ml -Firty-sevt'ii- (-95*7:) ; Lot. Fiftefcn liintlred aij,d' Seven   (lf)07) ;VSoutli-a.-: quarter  (S.K.Vl)  and West half W.'i;). Lot  Fifteen  Hundred     and Iitfht   (1508); Lot FifU-en   Hunclretl ml i'-trii   (1510); South half £&.¦}&)"' ifteen     Huiidred    and    Fifty-tliree ir)o3)'.; West half  (W.'/i)   Lot  Fif-•en  Hundred  and Jr'ifty-six   (1556) ; raetional North-east quarter  (ITi-.N. i. Vi )." Ilot   Eighteen   Hundred     and eyenty (18.70); Lots Two. Thousand rid   Nini'ty-fouf   (2094)    and      Two ¦'housan'd   and.   Ninety-live    (201)5); vlorth   half   (N.    '-a)   and   Fractional outh-west quarter   (Fr.S.W. V±)   Lot 'wenty-nine  Hundred   and   Thirte'ch 2i)i;i); North-west ciuaiter (NVVV4) pt Tweiity-nine Hundred and  Pour-een   (2014) ;.'Fractional   North   half Fr.N.'.L.)  o-f KorUi half  (N.'/ii)   Lot "wenty-nine  Iluiulre'd-   and   Twenty 2920;   Fractional   North-went   rearer   (Fr.N.W.Vi) '   Lot  Twenty-nine lundr.erl and 'Jwenty-six?(29'2.K)-j Lot 'hree     Thousand     and   . Thii-ty--one .'>p:!l)   South-east quarter At Thirty-one Hundred and  KiKhty-wo     (.!:?]82X;   .South-west     quarter S.AV. Vi )   Lot Thirty-ono ,   Huiidred rid  Eighty-ih*ee  (."! I 8:5) ; North hali 'N. -is)   Lot' Thirty-i;npVslinfli't'il  and l\gl, y-fivc      ilSTj);^ Lot.   Thirty-one Iu;.('red- .anTl    "JMiniu South-west    (iua"t(!r_,   (K.W.'.,->i    Lot Thirty-one        Ninety-two        (:jii)2j -North  half   (N.Vj)     and    South-east quarter   (fj.El'4)..   liot-..  Tliirty:one Hundred   and   Ninety-three    (3li)3) ; West\half  (\V.',-;)¦   mid.   South-east; quarterx.-(I^J'-.Vi ) '   Cot    Thirty-two liundreil  an<rx9»e   (3201);    Northwest  quartuK^fNvW. Vi )   Lot Thtirty-tjvo Hundi-cd and Three' (:*2():J.) ; Lot (1orty-six    .llundrud ^iitul       Fifteen \4(ilfy)j   FraclionaPSsWestsJhalf   (Fr. VV.'.I-)   Lot: Fbrty-eignVHumlreil and ¦iiul    . KiKhty-i;hree   (488T5-)     Ciwboo f District-,-savin j; and qxcbptni^tliei-e-oiit'and thefefPoni "tFie right of..way of the Pacific Great Eastern liail>oud and the Doniinion Govemnient TeleX Kraril)' line, containing ty admeu.sure-vnenC   approximately  Sixteen   Thousand Six Hundred (1G,GOO) acres.1' Victoria, U.C., April 5th, 'l921. • LAND  SETTLEMENT  IJOARD. a28,4
Cifjars
Ciiiareites—
Soft  Drinks
ChiU
 Parlor
 and
Cascade and Brittani BEER
Third A.voimc. East.

m
Mimm
/         MANY GOOD SHOES are, (polled   by   being .badly  cobbW. Yoti^need ret be afraid to have yrii'i
!      There itV» mucli d:fference in
SHOESrt^PAIR!NGJ ii   in /.hoes.     Be. tonV-niceJ; liy our
| Shoe  Reoiiring Ipepartmont.
I Skilled medianici, food' ?totlc work completed when promiie-J, a«J reatonah't'   chargex.
seq. Min
AUC-T1"ON    SALE     OF     GOVERNMENT LOTS.IN THE TOWN \/ OFENDAKO.   '
 you
 asked
;
"What  would the Angel,
1    /'A bouPs enjoyment of eternity. "Anri what .have you done /upon tl  t   m«!ritit?":ujquired thfeGuar- l          fi        Jie «-ft»at book
 '
"1   have   kept the  commandments, and walked in the path of virtue."
"What else.?'"'
"I gained  Wealth and'jrave""freely to the poor."                  N
"•\\ hat. elK^?"
"1 liave ljeei> faithful to my eliinv.h and prayed ahvavs."
"What else?"* ..
"1   have shunned tTie  wicked '  and all tilings common."               "*«?*
"WHiat else?"
"What   elae?       .Surely    isn't    dial enoxiglr?".                                :       ¦---.
"\ro!<!' cxclainii'ii tlie Ciuardian'An-;»'!. flosing1 the' book. ' Mow have you reated your neitchhoi-?."   V
''Surely  you  don't mean that nigger that had the audacity to nto'the house riext.'door to n .'The  bell rang, ;and   the  elevator, with its paissenger,- went' down.
We.ask a square deal; the equality of,, opportunity and of privilege from
Notice  is heri*6«ijlyii that there will bo offoroc] f6v s7itw4jy Public. Auction, in the town of Endako, Monday, May 23rd,  1921, at the- hour of  ten o'clock  in the forenoon, the   follovv-ng Lots, situate in the town  of Kn-akoj B.C.-, being subdivision of parts-if   r.ots   38JJ-2   and   :iWS,   Range   5, >qast District:      ' ' LJ    One  (1); to Twenty  (20)   in.r 1I3U45 Five- (/>).  T
Appetizing Meals
PRINCE   GEORGE   SHOE   STORE,
Fourth    A*enue   and   George  Street.
Rear' of  Livingstone's' Kur Store.
Walter   Andertrn           Vic   William.-
(A>   ii   here   nincc   .910.)
You   will" ¦ i.nivii.1 to its
 iMijoy    .your
 ll   ki
f.   ppy           f pivilege from
the powisra that be, and the. honest endeavor to cultivate interracial respect. Believing that we all will find more, to : praise nnd k-ss to. complain of in on« of tlie best little cities i Canada, yours respcctfullv,    .,   '
Colder & Wieland
FRESH
MEATS -
• .Also a full iMieof S wilt's prcirtuums, Uninor's Su'|ipr-iors and Bun^Sk
Poultry, New Laid Eggs, Fish, Smoked Meats and Oysters
QUALITY.
8ERVICE.
Wood
L6-ts"Oh«r(l) ibsTwehty-throiKtaS ciusive. Block Tweiye (12). '.1.:oIk ¦EiffliLS^)   to>RWrteeil ' (IS li               i
i.icliisivc',' Blocic
Lots One  (I ilusiv                  ^
IVrms- One-half
 ^              (17 ).
 to 3^e.iity>ip.j
Over. Prince George- Drug
sale,  balance i
 cent. p«r annum interest. Upset   pTicu, of.   Lots   will   be
Dated   at  Fort Eraser," d d        f                    1
22nd day of Ariril, 1921.
Twenty  thousand   w,'(>nicn are  em-pl oyecf, i n >r/ f tu ri:"""arf(i     v cpctable
i '   Of-    CaJifornijL
IF YOiJ WANT TO LEARN DRESSMAKING,    SEE
VrXNTZEN. ¦    '.   .
New Fashion
, correct measure and prompt        'b
D/KILLORAN
B.C.
Livery and Feed SfabUi
l''fc\Hht. handli'il ffuMi I'1'" fi'i:iil'|j«; t<» Si'liiiniii L'1''' ' oil iiciii.ls Noi-lli.     .   ,
Phone 46 I K.
'   THE BEST FKUm^'f"11 ^"J^. liu'irDronerseasciH/t'rta. lie lm.'   •
tlieir proper
til. iiiodiM-ato nHTjrs.
._     (I«L
FRESH CANDY        .^
,.^a»>s.an«K «'t|l('yi ill,',".. ¦     '¦
FOR THE SMOKER
A-ftil! line «»f'^!»?al's,'|,/'!.i^1,'  '
P. PAV1CH,
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