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* BBI _ 0 REMEDY ham‘t Comy seve it, ai f stren that make of m good as I da & 4 P Â¥onr om ForW râ€"Lydia E. Pigk« ham‘s V Compound Belleville, Ontâ€"â€""I . was so that I concluded to try Lydia E. Pinkâ€" 4 ham‘s . Vegetable Compound. . I took ‘U‘ownl bottles of t nndhl lll;‘*fid stre so rapidly mm seemed to make & new woman of me. dl‘e;'n do u‘: good a s : wor! as I ever did. â€"I Mrel{ bless the Pes day that I made up *4 my mind to take e {ou medicine for emale weakness, and I am exceedingly grateful to you for {onr kind letters, as I certainly profited y them. I give you perm{ssion to nblhh this an%vtime you wish."â€" Ts. ALBERT ICKETT, Belleville, Ontario, Canada. Womeneverywhereshould remember that there is no other remedy known to medicine that will cure female weakâ€" ness and so successfully carry women A Infifrnn s vagerable Compoond, made m‘s Vege! omj from native roots and mfi For 80 years it has been curing women from the worst utmt female flhâ€"infl:;,nfitffi.fi on, di*;- men t mors, irregulariâ€" Ts poledis pains, becknohs, and neryous prostration. ® If you want special advice write Iofl{:oMrmPlnkhun L{nn.Mus. It is free and always he pful. A SUCCESSFUL x yRA 00 LX 9 Mr. Josiah Hallman, who _ moved from this county to Airdrie, Alta., several years ago, is meeting with great success in the stock _ raising business in which he is engaged. Reâ€" ports just to hand give particulars d“e_’mcnt Calgary Spring Horse Show,‘ which being the first . of its Kind held west of Winnipeg attracted & gréat crowd of people, being gracâ€" ed by the presence of Hon. A. C. Ruitherford, premier of Alberta, and many other srominent peaple. Notwithstanding the fact that there was a large list of exhibitors in the heavy draught class Mr. Hallman was able to make almost a clean sweep with his stock, carrying off many blue ribbons. Among his winners were: 1. Progeny Class. Three colts by one sire, _ open to pure breds _ and gradesâ€"6 entries. 2nd prize won . by Gem, Rosclin and iPeatt. 2. Heavy draught mare of gelding under 1500 lbs and over 1300 lbs. â€" Open to pure breds and grades, of all s We dn e15 MA ho i itcA idlt ds dnb comaimiiy aann. breeds, 8 entries. 1st prize $15.00; won by Rosclin, a three year old. ~~â€" 3. Grademare or â€"Gelding, 1500 lbs. orâ€" over, 11 entries. 1st and 2nd prize $15 and $10. _ Wen by Fanny and Bob. A. Heavy Draught Mare of. Geldâ€" ing over â€" 1500 lbs. Open to pure breds or â€" grades of _ all breeds. (Championship class) 16 entries. _ 1st and 2nd $15 and $10. . Won by Fanâ€" ny and Bob. 5. IHeayy Draught, four borse tcam, Open to all breeds. Pure bred _ of grade 6 entrics ist $30. _ Won by Bob and Jiin, Wheelers, and Fanny and Jem, leaders. _ This class | was very much admired. 6. HMeavy Draught team in harness ‘only, over 1500 lbs., owned by â€" adarâ€" merâ€"3 entries. 1st $25. Won by Bob and Jim. 7. Grade Heavy Draught team | in harness only, over 1500 lbs. Open to farmers‘ horsesâ€"Dray horses and all. 10 entries. 1st $20. Won by Bob and Jim. 8. Heavy Draught team over 1500 Ibs. Open to pure breds of all breeds and grades. 8 entrics. . 1st $20, Won by Bob and Jim. Mr. Josiah Hallmar is a brother of Mr: N. S. Hallman® of the Mutual Life Office, Waterloo. Wm Ayer‘s Pills? Liver Pills. How lm have they been sold? Nearly sixty years. Do doctors recommend them? your own doctor and find out. Ayer‘s Sarsaparilia does not stimulate. It does not make Lou feel better one day, then as bad as ever the next. It not a strong drink. _ No reaction after you stmming it There is not a drop of alcohol in it. You haye the steady, even gain that comes from a strong tonic fn{l‘ a‘lflerati:.e. Does Not Stimulate We wish you would ask your knows. Trust him. Do as he says of the BERLIN DAIL Y TELEGRAPH AND WATERLOO WEEKLY CHRONTICLEâ€"TELEGRAPH As the most popular person in district No. [..,...} YOID AFTER i5 DAYS FROM DATE, P B __J FIVE VOTES European Tour and Diamond Contest PLEASE TRIM CAREFULLY AROUND BORDER. VOTING COUPONâ€"Weekly Edition nenmnmmmmmmmmesmnsemmmmme t M AY 6th, 1909, it t BAB+ § =t $ Five votes for No. 4 STOCKâ€"BREEDER aught Miare of. Geldâ€" 3bs. Open to pure des of _ all breeds. class) 16 entries. 1st sa §10. . Won by Fan:â€" a female weakness you would ask your doctor about this He Harrisburg been characterized : ror in the vieinity Harrisburg appeat$s of a joke. 1t is cort .mmnq it was morte in the enc Con er£ v-xrig!‘: :t&:.E # i 4 ward Dargie, both have been arrested bail, charged© with. Knight in two in:‘l Gâ€"GÂ¥al AHS > with P that two â€" wa bo Harrisburg, have been arrested and released . On bail, charged: with assaulting Joseph Knight in two instances, on April 17 and 23. Seven other young men of the vicinity have been gummoned to appear here at the bearing toâ€"morrow in comnection with the affair. _ They are; George Weeks, Harry Patten, Culver Patten, Fred Durham, «George Green, Joseph Weeks and Inman Vanâ€" sickle. Auother, William Brock, .is wanted, but cannot be found. It is alleged that this crowd made visits to Knight‘s premises, damaging . his windows, uu’.gm-w-uut of the barn, smashing his" bUKEY, killing some chickens, and threatening him with bodily injury by throwing water OB him and ygoducing a rope with which, it is asserted," they declared their‘ inâ€" tention of hanging him. . The whole affair, bowever, 18 alleged to have heen ‘@ hoax, and it is claimed . no harmwas intended. One of the party, Edwin, Vansickle, «is‘ said to . have played. the. tole of detective, ‘@rriving on the sceng while the proceedings were in full swing and pretending to take the names of the assailants in the interests of the Crown. What may have been a prank at â€"the outâ€" set was carried too far, however, and the court action Brantford, A A book on Rheumatism and a trial treatment of Dr. Shoop‘s Rheumatic Remedyâ€"liquid or Tabletsâ€"is â€" being sent free to sufferers by Dr. Shoop, of Racine, Wis. You that are well, get this book for some discouraged, disâ€" heartened sufferer.. Do a simple act of humanity! . Point out this . way to quick and certain relief! Surprise some sufferer, by first getting from me the booklet and the test. He will appreciate _ your aid, Sold bys all dealers PAPA PREVENTED toâ€"day, For Iâ€" won‘t let â€" you." It was her "‘dad" who spoke and it was at the Grand Trunk station at Preston this morning. And what is more, he had his way. That is how Conductor Frost lost one of his cusâ€" tomers on the train from the south. Had Dad been just a fewâ€"minutes later in Aarriving atâ€"the station _ eVvâ€" erything â€"would have been lovely ~ by: this time and the two young hearts would have been united in the beauâ€" tiful bonds of matrimony. . But the parent was not those ‘tew â€" minutes late with the result that the bride, that was to have been, is still _ at her home at© Preston whilg the young man who aspired to the title of husâ€" band, has gone home to Walkerton, taking with him a portion of the wedâ€" ding finery as a memento of the event which did not come off.> The best laid plans of mice . and men gang aft agley. Apparently the God of Love slept late this morning for â€"it was no fault of the young couple that their well . laid plans were frustrated. The lived in Presâ€" ton, but they went to Galt to catch the train to avoid trouble. All went well until they got to Preston and then Pa butted in on the deal and, taking the young lady off the train, started her back home while the young man, . wiset and sadder, went on alone. But he, says it is not : for long.. He would go back for her right away if he were not afraid of the consequenâ€" ces, for the father has sworn yengâ€" eance. In a short time she will reach |her cighteenth birthday and then, he says, even objecttons of the" parents will not separate them _ in their wishes.â€"Guelph Mercury. You can‘t get away to matry him $ coolialeseunid v-‘oâ€"‘â€" D oke. 1t is correct, however, that g has been operating, although & ml:h‘ll the l’”fflt of bravado intent ~dodmjury of 3 rowever, / teports | having 1. C. AyerCo mcties emer R::" a «depr e, â€" High â€" County Kertstpâ€"day proceed has resulted as a reign of ter: of the village of AN ELOPEMENT (Name of Candidate} â€" What has Lowell Chairman A. L. Breithaupt, ~of the Light eo.p'uau. and Mayor â€" Hahn . #. , «if the beri M Sirended & meeling â€" of " the . Fower Union in the . City , Torehto, of Wednesidy at which indineniihatient is s f er OE Tly soune and ces of Oftaric | !yâ€" W Toronto and Windsor, n a cbmmittee was appointed, consisting of cight u-lm repre sentatives of these munitipalities, to un&u the supplies nceded: by . all. the cities and obtain ; tendets on Ahe whole from urlou&’.un&u AF though this eommnz?v'il not auth orized to purchase t the poles, wire and other auccessories, by obtainâ€" ing the cost price they: will . procure for the various municpalitiegthe inâ€" tormration wanted, and in this manâ€" ner/i many to take immediate actJon, By obtaining the tenders on supplies needed for the whole number of cities a much cheaper rate will also be obtained. ‘The committee was nominated by Mayor Stevely, of London, and seconâ€" ded by Mayor George Brown, of St. Mary‘s:*> The membersâ€"atre as . folâ€" lows‘ â€"Controllet H. C. _ Hocken, Toronto; Dr. Fred Guest, St. Thomâ€" as; Ald. D. A. Stewart, London; Maâ€" yor W. S. Dingman, Stratford; 8. Carter, Gueiph, and the officers _ of the uhion, President J.<H. _ Fryer, Galty Secretary J. W.< Lyon, Guel{h and Assistant haupt, Berlin. ‘Some thirty delegates were in | atâ€" [‘ tendance, and an interesting â€" feature d of the proceedings was the report | made with regard to the situation in | Windsor. It is recognized that upon | Windsor depends the decision as to } whether advantage can be taken _ of the extension clause in the contract which the Hydroâ€"Electric Commission has with the contractors for the conâ€" struction of the line. Mr. J. H. Shepherd reported _ that at present two companies were endeavoring to obtain franchises for. the supply of natural gas to Windsor from the Tilâ€" bury field. The minimum rate quoted was fifteen cents per. thousand. feet lot‘manulicturing purposes and _ 25 cents for houschold use. He had been agsured, however, by the Hydroâ€"clecâ€" tric Commissioner‘s engineer _ that Niagara power at $38 per horsepower would be cheaper than gas on the figâ€" ures quoted. In order that the elecâ€" tric scheme might .go through it would be necessary that Windsor and district should contract for 5,000 horsepower. Of that amount 4,000 horsepower, he thought, would be taken for ‘the operation of the trains passing through the new tunnel under the Detroit river, and he had little doubt, therefore, that Windsor would come into line. Mr. Shepherd _ menâ€" . tioned thatâ€"if~ the. export of ‘power were permitted â€"15,000 _ horsepower could easily be disposed of in Deâ€" ‘ troit, which would reduce the cost to Windsor to $28 per horsepower. Among the encouraging reports reâ€" reived from _ various municipalities was that submitted by Mayor . G. Brown of St. Mary‘s, who stated that while the town has contracted â€" for 500 horsepower, they _ expeoted, if the negotations with the _ cement works were carried to a successful issue, to take 1,500. TESTS OF A CURE London, _ April 28.â€"Some qof the most eminent physicians of England including those of the King, . have agreed to make a YCry severe test of what the discovercr, Nir. \‘(iflam‘ Doig, claims â€"to be a cure for tubetâ€" culosis. For _ ten Y°aTS past Mr. ‘ Doig has been treating !1ec ol charge persons suffering from . tubercwosis of the joints, and, according to the eÂ¥iâ€" dence of various hosfitcl physician, he has had considerable success. Last year he tried h‘s treatm n‘ On apalient suftering from tuberculosis of the lungs under: the observation of a well known London physician. This case has been certified as cured, . a fact that had much to do with makâ€" ling the thorough test as plannxd. It has been decided to take six ccn sumption â€"cases from thr London hospitals and allow Mr. ‘Txig to treat them under the closest observaâ€" tion. s 1 t 0 glll mt CZOM. J The Doig trcatment consists of drawing the disease from the 1 n3s toâ€" the surface. A radius of cinfamâ€" mation is set up from the surface of the skin to the lungs by mcans of chemical heat. _ Lh> pus, tia ‘els _ to the surface through this Tay, wli h is kept open, ard all the prs _ 45 drawn out until the ling i; clar. Three | ctiminal and thirtyâ€"« nc cases are listed for th: sprong tings of the Hizh Co rt whet c in Stratford Tuesday noxt be‘ore Justice â€" Lagcifoad. 1ir fo7 ct one of the heaviest in the ho although a â€" layge ncmber of cases will not be tried, many h been _ settiéd or postponed. criminal cases include charges o‘ nec HEAVY DOCKET FOR TUBERCULOSIS Secretary A. L. Breitâ€" Tenders for Machinery. aviest in the h story arge ncmber of _ the be tried, many hi ing or â€" postpened. _ The include charges o‘ mitâ€" of Berlin Appointed Secâ€" Committee:â€"to Call for At the morning Ses810N TIWMEs SMeRUL Wc camene ma es enabled to offer powet the _ mu« uich within the first estimates, und had been, in lwt,.fllbm M%hdnv the estimated of the undertaking. Mr. Bng ointed. out that, vw!creas Sie Of ol etuanied oh. of e slon ,â€" transformer stations, etc., was $3,479,485, the Commission had succeeded in reducing this figure by about hall a ntulqu-lhm the acâ€" in noemnras Mune r s We 4 [&Mr’l engineers to ) in a couple of weeks to procure formation as to ‘the best . Jamps, etc., . this i :4 for the use of the squni ties. He boped, in the near future, to provide light for the people at 14 cents. peI killowatt hour, !lem%o see .. A storage system es belore long, probably at Dundas, 80 that |power could be stored at °. night . to nelp over the difficulty | of meeting the demand for power while the peak load was on. Mr. Beck referred to the estimates.for ~Ansulators. for the transmission line, $185,000, being at least 20 per cent. higher . than the actual price, if not 25 _ per cent. higher. 1 12 200 y 0 en nlnd Mr oC CCr Controller Hocken, â€" who welcomed the delegates to the city, assured them that, so far as Toronto â€" was concerned, there would be no failure in the cheap power enterprise. He said that this city looked forward to | using 10,000 norsepower in a year Of so, although it would begin _ with 5,000. There were now twenty emâ€" {nloyees in the city‘s electrical departâ€" ment. ‘ it Mayor Stevely and Ald. _ Stewart of London mentioned the difficulties that the city was having in connecâ€" tion with the cheap electric . power movement. Their line was the longâ€" est of any of the municipalities, and ‘the power wourd cost them more in consequence. _ Already the expendiâ€" ture contemplated amounted to $1,â€" 000,000, and if the local _ company were bought out it would add $500,â€" 2 o emapen ceoke WIBTw RMBCC CCSLCC 000 to the burden, which the rateâ€" payers scemed loth to assume. Howâ€" ever, the city would take °* Niagara power, and would use at lcast 2,000 horsepowetr. "Our lines are UP, and we requirt comparatively little machinery to take care of the Niagara poWeL when â€" it comes,"‘ said Mr. A. L. Breithaupt, of Berlin, who followed Mayor Hahn of that city in expressing the utmost confidence in the success of the Niaâ€" ’gara electric power movement in Berâ€" lin. They said they hoped the Hydroâ€" electric Power Commission _ would give them power by next December. | ‘ Dr. Mearns of Woodstock voiced tha sentiments of several delegates by i Guelph, April 29.â€" The Meroury says4 Aceordlnfi to Mayor Hastings the sewcrage affairs of the city are in a funny mixâ€"up and it may cost the city some thousands of dollars |ths year to get the matter straightâ€" ened away. Ifâ€" this is the case, his worship states, the citizens will have to bid goodâ€"bye to their visions ol a lower tax rate. Dr. Mearns of WoOOdsWOUR _ ‘UO®" the sentiments of several delegates by speaking of the danger . of a voltage of 12,000 on the wires, and he feared loss by the shutting off of power when repairs to the transmission line were needed. He spoke of the original inâ€" tention to have 2,200 volts going over the wires, and the largely increased voltage would cause some alarm. The delegates were informed, howâ€" ever, that there was no cause for such alarm. ‘The city auditors have been trying to straighten out the tangle, but â€" it aprears they do not understand _ the muddle, nor does anyont else appeal to be in a better position. Bylaws were passed, legislation waS secured for diffetent works, and now nothng apprars to be very glear. I!i= worship says that the primcipal difficulty is over a twentyâ€"one thousâ€" and dollars, and this, he says, MaY have to be < made up this year. This )is the amount which the ratepay(ts were overcharged for their seweragt Lut the time the system was installâ€" ed, and it was to be used for the future zeeds of the system It would now appear, however,that the nount was used on sinking fund or for some other work, and has disâ€" appeared. â€" This _ wo 1d apparently mean that the additions to the sewerâ€" age plant would hate to be mct out of thr current expenditure this aimâ€" of the mer. His worship is trying to get . at the bottom of the maiter, but sta tes that he ;s jist as much in vie engquiries ‘dark as he was wh GUELPH FINANCES Gin PiT‘s turn the urine BLUE. A fow hours a‘tor starting to take Gin Pills for mdne§ or Bladder Troublo, you will notice that tho urine has changed color. Yousco for yourseif that Gin Pills have reached the spot and have started tocuro. I% won‘t be many hours moro until you FEEL that they are doing ymgood. aar 500. m box; 6 for rega9p¢yâ€" _ thd) «D. $2.50. At all deaâ€" -,::-;.:-:-‘.;‘.'@ DT. a. KGinomat lers. If you can‘t rrkcha 2i Melial ) ie Uh ..A B\ orue & cuemoat get them in you P C= "EJ 5 & 60. n ol ¢latborhood, g me BJ LIMITED, TOROSTO order diret. U N â€" A, 3 ~ f Formeriy made by The Â¥urage top M y34 _ C k uts .1 You can see GGin Pills curing your Kidneys 2 *4 tA Tofie'tnea‘,_] K. uol = > Hon. Presâ€"H. R. Steppicr Pres.â€"S. Welhciser. rying to get at _ Sec.â€"Treas.â€"J. O. Hatbach maiter, but staâ€" _ Managetâ€"T. Wambold. ; as much in the _ Ex.â€"Commicive T. | Wawin n ho started bis Harbach. * be Chesper in Future Following The recent a in price of readers to be the Public â€"schools of the inte, _ A reducticn will probably be made . ia the price of the Canadian: Cathlic readers, which are used in the Separâ€" '.;â€"7”.;“' hools. _ Wh:n Mr. D. Racine, MPP., for Mk# ~ Abe Legislature, why something was â€" nof done to reduce the price of Sepafate ted wust " Then the uol Scostate ) that â€" when the Separate -ntg were issued the p:iss would . the same as thet ol ths new â€" of â€" PublMc § hsol readâ€" ers. ‘Ihe price of the Public Kl? books has been materially decreas since that time, and it is . doubtul whother . ,fiw&h,oll C# can bé [ for 39 1â€"§ 4 ,%" the. set. â€" The Government es the.plates for the Public School readâ€" ers, but has mo ccntrol over ite se parate schoel books. ‘Theâ€"«Go.etamen . iw however, ‘to ald in reâ€" the price of Sepaâ€"ato sch.o readers,. according to a statem. nt made by Sir James Whitney. Repre sentatives â€" of ~the Separate s hoo‘s have seen Sirâ€" James, and hase Leâ€"n | assured ol Government coâ€"opeiration The Separate school readers . have been issued by the Copp, Clars Co., Limited, for several years, and a new edition will be: putlished in the ntar futurc, which will be a reprint of the presnt edition. They will be issued at approximatcly the same figure as the last (1907) edition of the Public school readers. This will le a . reâ€" duction on the old price, and a definâ€" ite ‘ amnouncement wiil be made in the course of the next few days. ‘ If your Stomach, Heart or Kidneys are weak, fryat least a fow doses only ofâ€" Dr. Shoop‘s Restorative. In five or ten days only, the result wéli surprise you. A few cents will cover the _ cost. . And here is _ why help comes so quickly. . Dr. Shoop doetn‘t drug the stomach, nor stimulate th: Heart or Kidneys. Dr. Shoop‘s Reâ€" storative goes directly to th: wea‘k and failing nerves. _ Each crgan has its own â€" controlling â€" nerve. â€" Whon these nerves fail, the depending _ orâ€" gains must of necessity falter. Thi~ plain, yet vital truth, clearly . tells why _ Dr. Shoop‘s Restorative is so universally _ successful. Its success is ~leading druggists everywh‘re . to give â€" it universal prefercn:e. Atest will â€" surely tell. Sold by all deal The following Canadian patents have becn reccntly secured through . the agency of Messrs. Marion & Marion, Patent Attorneys, Montrcal, Canada omd Washington, D.C. Any information on tho subject will. be supplied free of charge by . a"; plying to the above named firm. Nos. 117,656â€"Roman von Zelewski, Engis, Belgium. Mechenical > râ€"astâ€" â€"â€"â€"â€" ing furnace. 117,735â€"Messrs. Germcau & Bouton, Brussels, Belgium. _ Boiler in staliations. 117,7143â€"Earnst Gesch‘c, Berlin, Gerâ€" many. _ Means for introducing balls into ball bearings. 117,748â€"William Shcarer, | Estban>, Scotland. Apparatus _ for making petrolized or air gas. 117,847â€"Birger F. Halvorsen, Cmis tiania, Norway. . Metbod 0‘ absorbing nitrous gases. 117,901â€"Elleft Branem, Bodo, No: way. _ Windows. 117,908â€"Bohumil Jirotha, Berlin Ger many. . Game apparatus. ‘‘The In/cntor‘s Adviser‘" a boo! on patcnts, will be sent to any ad dress upon request. The official returns have been . isâ€" suecd ol the vote in Wilmot Townâ€" ship on the People‘s Railway $30,000 preference stock byâ€"law. The byâ€"law was defeated by 47 votes, being 51 votes short of the 354 required to carry: Haysville .. Dundee ...... Petersburg Baden ... St. Agatha Philipsburg wWAS DEFEATED IN WILMOT At a thecting of _ the _ Shamrock Footbalk Team held en Turs ‘ay e/â€" ening at the Germania Hotel, the folâ€" lowing officers were elected‘â€" SHAMROCK FOOTBALL TEAM BERLLN. Capt.â€"H. Boctger NEW INVENTIONS irting to take Gin Gueljh, April 29.â€"One of th> fiectâ€" ::;:dh'oh::l,:;::z est snowstorms of the scaâ€"oa struck ou'FEEL\h&Altboy this section toâ€"day. Jt commin e about eight o‘clo:‘; this morning, ank a s{rong cast wind and snow combin DT. A. nm cd mace things very vnpleasont, and DRUC & CHEMICAL C0. put the streot railway sorvice _ of LIMITED, TOROSTO schedule time. _ All morning trains by h6 lshoved th: effecct of the storm. The Formierty made w early train from the wost appeared dtukk Prve in . Winilins .‘to have â€" encountered theesidsm all the 3 way trom Sarnis, it was so b*avily For. Against w anunun id 41 103 28 303 62 65 350 62 93 90 43 We have a big stock of furniture on very low prices for cash. We want to save money by buying from us. ©avC INVERY C2 COZOCOG 01 0 1 We are also showing the most complete and upâ€"toâ€"date line Baby Carriages and Goâ€"%.rts ever offered in Berlin, severcl lines" which are being sold at factory prices. ‘ We minufacture the goods we sell and all are guaranteed. UNDERTAKINGâ€"Special attention this line of business. Day phone RAADUMY Douing this visit we will be Ne t 27 4 showing the very latest Parisian v,'"“'. L‘J,“?‘ and New York styles. aud you SwexgI $ are particularly invited to in RoJ+ spect and t1y on any of these . creations. We give you the same choice selection and tatisfaction as you would get at our Toronto @stablishment s for Gentlemen who are Bald. is tion securely adjusted. Comb and brush them just as your own hair Absolutely indetectable. They proâ€" tect &on from Colds, Catarth, Ne ralgia. etc., avd will make you look ten Â¥rem younger. Over 90,006 our ourn are now in use. Dou‘t fail to see them. " I pemioun anp: -llt‘ 37. 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