WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1018
SORE THROAT:
Its Cause and Cure.
A Quick, Simple, Ideal Method.
I
the list of common. Kilmente inducod
by the present climatis cruditions, sord
throat acours most frequently,
NEWS FROM HOME.
(From Our Our Corespondant.)
Lawnos, April 16..
U.S. TARIFTS.
Should President Wilson's proposals
It lowers the vitality and may led to be the reduction of the existing scale of tonsilitis, or bo one of the earliest aturiin United States imports bo tar- toms of diphtheria, scarlet fever, tenses
THE CHINA MAIL.
GEO. P. LAMMERT
LUOTTONEBR
Hughes and Hough or other grivo diseases. All these dieses Find thore is no doubt that England will SHARE & GENERAL BROKEE,
ACCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.
'
AND ADMIRALTY.
it
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General Auctioneers.
AND
Share, Coal and
General Brokers.
PROPRIETORS
"TO-KWA-WAN "
COAL STORAGE.
Codes used:
A.B.C. 4TH Gris EDITIONS.
AL. TELEGRAFIC Code.
Tulegeaphic Address:
·MEIRION' HONGKONG.
PUBLIO AUCTION.
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THE Undersigned hava received instruc- Turs to pull by Public Auction
FRIDAY,
the 18th May, 1913, commencing at 2.30, at their Salas Roums, No. 8, Den Vœur Rd, Comer of
"Ice House Street,-
A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD
FURNITURE,
INCLUMINE
L
SUNDRY BLACKWOOD, AND A FEW PIECE OF OLD CHINESE PORCELAIN. TEAKWOOD Dining and Drawing Room Suites, Upholstered Chairs and Soins, 1 or 2 Carpets and Rugs, Bed Room Suite, Double and Single Brnes and Bracy. mounted Bedsteads and Cot, Bureaus, Wardrobes, &c., Dining Room Furniture, &c., 2 Dinast Services and Dessert Ser- vice, Crockery, Electro-plated, and a quantity of good Glans Ware, 1 Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, Enamelled Were, Cutlery, &c.
BLACKWOOD-Cabinet, Conches, Set- thes, Arm-claims, Stands, Jardinieres, Hall and Ton Tables, Tempora, &c., Blackwood Brackets and Photo Frames, Desk, dio..
. Also
Electric Fans, 2 Marble Clocks by Gaupp Ice Chests, 1 Ronos Duplicator, 1 Raping. ton Typewriter, 2 Fiagos
And
A large number of Pairs of White and
Crown Lace Curtains to be sold in small Ints.
Catalogos will be issued:
Terms-As ustial.
HUGHES & HOVOR,
Auction.cers.
Hongkong, May 6, 1919.
PUBLIC A
AUCTION.
685
Tik Undemignod have received lastrac- tion to Sell by l'ablic Asetian,' (FOR ACCOUNT OF "TH CONGERYEN),
од
SATURDAY,
the 17th May, 1913, at 11 x, at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Vœux
Road, Corner of Ice House St.,
& Laroz Munsin of PAIR OF GENT'S BOOTS AND SHOES, And
A NUMBER OF TWEED SUITS LENGTHS.. TERMS:-ás pszɔ.......
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers.
Hongkong, May 13, 1013.
THE
LONDON DIRECTORY,
(PUBLISHED ANNUALLY)
aro caused by germs, which multiply in the throat with amazing rapidity,
To cure sore throat, the germs must, therefore, be destroyed. To do this, doctors have discarded gargles and painting the throat with antiseptics, for they know now that wach treatment cannot reach the germs In the distant parts of the throst. The only thing which doen, this is Wäling's Formin mint, the pleassist-tasting throat tablet, When sucked, it saturates the saliva with a powerful disinfectant, which, as it in swallowed, kills every germ it meets.
greatly benefit. Of course the sugges tions have to stand the fire of criticism,
and many provision may ha modified, i!
altogether aborsioned. The removal of the duties on raw wool will crtainly have the effect of stimulating our woollan rude, and the reduction of the sugar duty will help the West Indies anil Indirectly
elves. ¿
:
The now tariff should increase the krade between Canada and the States on
the former will benefit by the reduction
Whan Wuling's Formamint has cured your sore throat, as it undoubtedly will, you will be as enthusiatic as the tons of the duties on foodstuffs. Langsäbivo housands of others, including many celead to sport great quantities of cotton brities, who have written in its prains. and llar goods to Anurica, but the mills A physician writes in The Practitioner of. Massechusette are now so good that "Having triod all the British Pharmacopols lozenges, and most of the proprietary anti-cution merchants enn bardly hope to septic lozenges, I have become reduced-to inervoso. their passent experts in these ons, and no only (for sure throat) namely, commodities, except in the finer quali Wing's Formamint."
WRITE FOR A FREE BOOKLET;
ties.
THEATER QUECES DOOMED.
which they still lead the world. Stool rails and hoop and band iron are The success of Wuling's Formamint has placed on the frost, and Sheffield brought many imitations on the market.oticed with satisfaction the reduction in Refuse them, and demand Wuling's Forms duties on all kinds of cutlery andi razoru," mins, which is manufactured under a fully patented proceHA. A Booklet on sore Thrint, written by a London physician, will bo sant. fras, to all who write, mentioning this paper, to blowers A. Wulling & Co., Kiukiang Road, Shanghai. Formamint cad be obtained of.all Chemists, in bottles con- taining fifty tablons, #
$2
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Undersigned has occured laisse Lions to all by Public Austinn {{
THURSDAY
the 5th May, 1013, commoneing sh 2.30 r., at hie Sites Rooms,
Duddell STEKET,—
A QUANTITY OF .. VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
Comprising
Double and Single, Wardrobo with Mr- ros, Marble-top Wialetanda and Toilet Tables, Cheat-of-Drawers Toilet Crockery, Fine Brass Bedstead, etc., etc.
Sideboard and Dinner Waggon, Dining Finely Carved Teak Dining Table, Tosk Chairs, Task Uremantels, Glass and Crockery Ware, etc.,
Upholstered Exay Chairs, Binse mounted
divo
A firm of love and unbroidery rer-Fendors, Rugs and Curtains,; Occasional chants has been successful in an aptable, btc.; against a music-hall near Oxford Circu A
for obstructing the necess to their pres nises by allowing quoties to assemble; The defendants pleaded that they were to jible as the queues were controlle
Want' Advertisements the ice. Mr. Justice Lush, howe
PREPAID
1 per inch... 3 insertions.
One week..
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"FOR SALE
THE S.S. BANYEK, 500 tons, 170 fok long with Complete Equipout, now lying near Whumpon Duck, Kowloon,
Apply to
MA LI YEUX LAI
of the CBI Tax Looxo,
26. Des Voeux Road West. Hoogkung, May 13, 1913.
FOR SALE.
616
AT 500 lbs. ENGLISH TYP Olarendon and Nonpareil (Modern) complete fount, including Italio,
In good condition. Soad ofors to
'TYPO,'
Jare of CHINA Matz' Oct Hongkong, March 21, 1912
FOR SALE,
ONE FULL SIZE
Burroughs and Watts
BILLIARD TABLE
་.
WITH ACCESSORIES,
Apply to
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Bourkong, Jane 1, 1910.
MILNERS'
SAFES
AS SUPPLIED TO THE
PRINCIPAL BANKS
AND
Piano Player by Steck.
Grand Piano by John Broadwood.
Cottage Pintoo.
2 Remington Typewriters,
And
over, found that the queues awaiting id- mission were an annoying hindrance and distruction to persons desirous of onter. ing leaving the plaintiffs' promises, and were calculated to detor, to a slight extant at all events, customers resorting Hongkong, May 13, 1913. to the premises. He was unablɑ to ap-į preciate the argument that the police were responsible. On the evidence, he beld that what the defendants did was (3)
A few piece of Canton Blackwood Ware. On View from Wednesday, the 14th May, GEO. P. LAMMERT, »
Auctioneer
614
unwarrantable use and obstruction of the highway, amounting in law to a public nuisance, by which the plaintifs had been injuriðusly affected.
The decision is an important matter for practically: the theatres in Londer and it is likely thusb there will be appeal to the higher burts
NKEL FOR THE TROPICA." According to a Brussels correspondent id speculation "has been taking place in the shares of a Belgian colonial "con
PUBLIC AUCTION.
tions from the ISTERIAL GERAIAN Cossa, to sell by Public Auction.
THE Undersigned has received fastrue
no
TUESDAY,
the 20th May 1913, commencing at
11., at his Bales Roms,
DUDDELL STAFF
The Steamer DELPHIN'
(Schooner-rigged) with full complement
of Sails)
Now lying off Wanchai,-
cables, appurtenances, storrs, etc.
IN ONE LOT Length over all................ 154 foot between perpindiculars...130 feet. Bear.............. "25. feet foot Depth aft..
pay, which has for some time past beur with all her gear, machinery, boats, anchors, interested in experiments to produce nij improved class of beer specially suitabl for the tropics. Those trials have led t the production of a patented method of producing bour according to the Kulu process. It is claimed that the proces permits of the regulation and the reduc tion in the alcoholic contents of the beer: that the period of forruentation is r duced, that artificial chilling is abolished and replaced by pressure, that the bes is clarifiest during manufacture that the bour is Padourised for the filling of bar rela, and the economy is effected in the use of raw materials.
The working of the patons as com menced in England, and sou a good brea of this article may be on sale in the Tro pics.
1.34,8.2.3.****
A bluejacket was seen in London tha other day, says the Manchester Guar dian," with a capland displaying, thu AgendH.MA.5. Australia." The alteraticar from the usu! WAS. is in teresting and significant, and the question! is asked where the development will ster; if the new custom of colonial gift of wartlips should "evatiuus, "H.M.C.S. So-and-so" for tuunda might not be a land, but II.M.N.Z.S.Jor New Zealand is regarded truths appalling. More. ver, if the British West Indies or Briti North Borneo should insist, on presenting
destroyers it is anticipated that there will
be a dead for. bluejackets with larg
Reg. ton...280 gross, 177 nelt. Terms: Cab on fall of Hammer, when the vessel becomes the risk of the buyer.
Can be inspected at any time. All further particulars as to Shil, Ma chinery, etc., will be furnished by
GEO. P. LAMMEKT,
Auctioneer. Hongkong, May 13, 1913.
O.T
TELEPHONE No. 638.
A DRINK, A TONIC, AND A DIGESTIVE COMBINED
NO OTHER DRINK IN THE
WORLD HAS BETTER :: QUARANTEES FOR PURITY
"AND GOODNESS
NEVER
VISIT RS AT HOTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL.
"Mrs F. E. Allon
Mr G. Auroly Mr M. Bandouia Mr A. T. Barberiai Mr M. Baring Mfr W. Bartels Mr E. R. Bate
L E. A. Beaumont Mra V. R. Belilisi
Bir G. A. Bona Capt. C. R. Boyaou Mr N. F. Blanch Mr Beurt
Mr R.
Brown Mr and Mrs E.
Mr R F. Brown
Mr and Mm F. G. Macdonald, child
ard nurse Mr and Mrs Nail
MacIntyre
Mr A. S. Mackichan Mr Geu. Martin" Mrs R. T. Matheson
and child
Mr & Mrs P. Bic
Keller
Mrs VcMurchy Mr J. G. Mead Mrk. K. Mehta L. Mr J. Mercaki
T. M. M-yrick
MTK J. Moore Mr R. N. Mesley
WITHOUT ALCOHOL OR GAS.
Buy a Bottle
and
Try It!
The practical test
of O.T. is the one
to go by.
Put it to the"
test, and you will find O.T. wilt prove to be the "most delicious and the most bencficial drink you have
ever known.
BE WITHOUT O.T.
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MaHugh
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Mr F. W. Cox
Mr and Mrs W.
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Mody
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Mr and Mrs Nibbock
Mr W. A. Donaldson Mr A. P. Nabbe
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strong
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T
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616 MR. P. Bruco
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Ossorio
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Coolidge
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MW. B. Cowen
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Crais
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Capt. end Mrs W.
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and 2 children
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m the en-bund.
MORE HELP FOR CUISAS linder the spices of the National Politeal League, one of the offskopie of the woman's movement in this, land,
No. 13, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL (UNDER ZIL Å STOR HOUSE),
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Mr F. H. Dontler Mrs R. H. Douglas Mr W. A. Dowley Mr Doybambour20 Mr N. Duncan
J. E. Edward
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Schonebeek. Lady Mary Scott
"BUSINESS HOUSES. sorospondent is to visit China to study THE Leading LADIES & GENTLE Mr and Mrs H E. Mr H. M. Beojas
GOE. P. LAMMERT.
Agent,"
Huazhong, May 20, 191L..
NOTICE
the conditioris of Chinese women and t Help forwart the cause in the Republic: In studying the position of the warnan movement ip Cluna, he will visit the big cities and investigate tho politics', social, 68 industrial, and educational foetures of the country. He will obtain interviews willi representatie Chinese men and womer sympathetic to the women's movement, and, in fact, absist the campaign gener ally in your parby,
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with the Goods thoy ship, and the Colonial' and Forolga Markota they supply;
AND
BOOK BINDING
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Tho Rev. W: E. Sonthüll's book, en- titled The Three, Religions of Chips," los revived lavourable notices in the press. It was intended originally for the guidance of those who thought of devol ing themantves to missionary work in Chia, at this enquiry into the origia THE 'CHINA MAIL' OFFICE. and santure of the religious bellads of the Ching will be appreciated by all stleats of religion. Philosophic Con fcienda, Toisin, and Buddhism are till dealt with so that it is possible to end how they have re-ucted or each other
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The first of the alangos in the redistri "bution of ships in the Third Floot this. weck saw snow departure made,, the Tosseis concerned being paid off and res
Clean Prontend prompt delivery commissioned the same day instead of gauranteed,
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*UPE WITHOUT HEALTH IS LIVING DEATH
VETARZO PINE AMPS
NERVE FOODS docey or deficiency of vital forces Bracing ng the sys The inter- discovery of modern time for premature tem amorally, it givna toss to the exhaustad katvon
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on ocasocutive days. At Chatham, the battleship Triumph was paid oil from ser vies in the Third Floot at the Nore, and was rocominissioned with the croir of the Sullo, for service in the Third Fleet At Desport, pending orders for hoe do
Tha following Army appointment bea porture to hongkong Mendel
been gazetted out. Col.&. J. Hulling, Royal Artillery, from Honghour to be Chief Instructor in Gunnery in the East- ery Coast Delanges,
MEN'S HAIRDRESSING -
'SALOONS IN TEX ELSK Manufacturers of SEVES DES ALPES, pronounced by those who tisa it the best Halewsal to prevent the falling out of hair.
J. O. SCPIESS, Proprietor, Hongkong, February 8, 1913.
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180
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Mr E. H. Farrell MF.U. A. Farreli Mr G. Finlayson Mr. H. G., Faur Mr J. W. Flavole, Miss Flurechein Mr and Mrs J. W.
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und
Mr and Mrs A. J.
Srazil
E. E.
Smich
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Gillard
Mr 8. H. Smith
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Mr Y. Sorby
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Ms W. Staugaard Mrs B. O. Binddard
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Mia G. B. Grahas Mr J. W. Hullesin
Footwear Grausley Mr G. Sundisurat
MADE
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Gono
Mr Gunna
Hon. O. Hamilton
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Mr & Mrs Thompson Miss M. Townsed. ORDER My W. 1. Harbord Me J. A. Turnor
Dr F. Valanto
CHERRY & CO.,
FEDDER STREET,
Hongkong Hotel
Hongkong, MT5:1912
TSTERS; Frash, Fred or Stewed.
Padon Haddocks, Kipper
ALEXANDRA CAFE
Mr J. G. Hanna
Mr R. F. Hante
Mr G.
Harding
Mr Heraud P
Miss Vickers
Hon. Mr E. A. Men J. W. Watts
Howett, U.M.G. Mes F. M. Walcott Mr Hocker
Miss Hooker
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and maid'
Me and Mrs Walker
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Wanger
-Míru & Mire Howard;
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Hunt
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and party Mr A. Weill and 3 Men A. E Judah children ANG Mr H H. Kinghora Air EP. White Mr R. B. KirkpatrickMr F. W. White Mr F. W
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Lang Ang Miss B. Wood tre
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| Mr W. M. Halal
Mr W. Havilland Mr F. Helma
Mr and Mrs Hogarth
Passmore".
Mr H. Pearman
Mrs Powman
child
Mr and Mrs H. Ober
mid-child
Mr & Mri M. Patton.
| Major Bowen, A.P.D. den
Attorney-General J. Mrs Pearson
Mr & Mrs J. Roberts
A. Beskmill
Mr Cobb
Dr Crull
and children.
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Mr B. Rowland
Mia F. Faunders
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sen
Tus Floward Sisters Mr and Mrs Lemaire Mr E. 8. Spurge
and child
Capt. & Mrs A. B. MF. B. Mackintosh Stewart & children Mr and Mrs Majer Mr D. Walker take
and Foo
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"DBAND. WARLTON HOTEL.
Mr & Mrs F. Allen Mr A. R. W. Libbley Mr and MrsB. A Rer. & Mrs Ma
Balantire
dotali
Mr & Mrs W. BishopMr F. Mofatyro
and child
Mr 8. Q. Bolien
Mr S. Nichols
De D.B. Paul
Lieut R. E. B. Browa-Mr & Mrs R. Peston
tor
Mrs J. Crawford Lient, Goo. W. Drous
bio, R.E.
MIS C. Davica Mr. B. Diaz Rev. & Mrs Dolta Madam Eenault Mr T. G. Flyan Miss M. L. Ganthay
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M. Q. S. Pike
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children
Rav. Foster Pegg Mr J. Plummer
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Cunningham, MA, RE
|Major Davy, B.ES: Mr Palton,
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Gordon'
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Halo
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RAMO. Mr Seydier
MrJ. H. Gordon
Mr J. D. Gough
Mr Greig
Mr H. Hancock
Mr H. A. Hazeland Mr. Heart
Me and Mrs S. 8..
Sharp
Lp Col. W. H; Usher
Smith, 4.0.D.
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RES.
My 8. M. Stewart
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fir and Mrs Him.
phreys
2od D.O.L.T
Mr O. Wagner:
Capt. Whitfol, A.D.D.
Mr & Mrs P. Jacks Me NC. Walker Mr Jason Mr and Mrs C. EMA. Keith
Wright
·TRAND HOTEL.
Mr K. Almberg : Mr C. Banmann Mr Battmann Mr P. Baushansan Mr D. Boggs Misa V. Bonetta Dr Briell Mr Bumann
Miss Calvert Mr and Mrs Orow. Mr Elson
Mr C. Frank
Mr Fridlay
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Mr David Wood
WYNDHAM HOTEL,
Mis. A L. Boggs Mios M. Clark” Mr. W. Dobbe Mr E Frohlic Mr William Gray Mrs Hayward, Miss Ex Hayward Miss M. 8. Boy Miss A Haoy
Miss Innan MW. R. Ocker Mr Parkcor
Mr F, W. Por kunder Mr and Mrs Jatin
Stewart DUMA,
Stockhausen Mr A Usber
(SEN STATION: HOTELS: Mr and Mrs A., C.ME H. Lohmann
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doznan bangay Little P
Me Why Hoy
KINOBULERE HOTEL
Mr and Mrs J. 11. Mr & Mrs W. Logar Backhouse by M2 T. 4. Loughlinkte Mr and Mm M. O.Mr. H. O. Morgan
Bowmann
MK8 Morrison
De and Bits B. W. Proti C, H, Ober
Brown
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Mrs. Bachse Miss D. Filing Mr A. L. Shields
Carleton
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