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Produced the"~FififiIiii‘Regimentto,a large and_li'Ion.NI'i. R. zhmlilbtsohls *Cheerl-ng Words to the Moncton Board of

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Fashionable Assemblyilnderflllsiiilgiiinhed ` of Trade- Hel Will Insistrlnd Counts Conildenlly on Support of paimiiagt- All Engaging Comedy His CoIIeaguesl~CriticIses Toronto Globe and Says the

'i‘|le large alidfanhionnille' nttcndaned nl. lllc Opera House last evening was first

oi all a coulpliluontmtc thc reputation of uit- olllcrrs or he lliilo rar aol ` well ii llxltcvcr 'tlfey)l`lndertni<'i9. ` ’it'\vns`plNNio“n lillallc ni tile popular young liian-. .na _-,fi-iltlenlen wholib“na'mcs dere' in the cast 1'l`l'\1l‘n@ilIm9l\i. the Pin! ofthe evening. I 'mli-l~ the distinguished patronage of His |l~mnl~ tho Lleutcnalit Governor, Lieut. <‘i-I. Moore and the oiiicera a full house

iiils ill llny cash to be |\nt'i§[pated`aplir't Fcurlil (Mr, Garbet) and Guy Warreno fliml the rneritsof the playin.pro`spect. Itlic 'same (E. H. Mitchell) are the con- lliir itcginlent is ix farce comedy in splcuous military attractions who ilgur

llirce aols, with cllcugh of plot for

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purposes of amusement, el considerablo_ille plot. And of course it all ends hap- vlll-ii-,iy of eitllations, ludicrous, elll¥_pllyellnugh. _ I-.ill-rllssillg and séritilliental and ul The performance throughout showed l~:villli.~r catchy and engaging `tlinlo'gue-|careful preparation and ran very smooth- lllc scene is appropriately laid ly from start to finish. There were no

[WINE WHSWMIY controlled and nladc 'to

` Munoron, Feb. tai.-(Sliecini.)-“I want cess, and ldoa't nnticipltc any questions

:\\:0°i>t and bow to the stronger will of to say to you that the I. C. R. shops will being raised on that point."

_ 'If I `“ °““‘ ‘°"“°"I“‘°5 °fhI“ ‘I““KI19°l' nsverbobuilt anywhere but. in Moncton So_ spoke Hon. Henry Il. Emmerson

and niece as well.

Dpbhinsen s friend Ellaby,(Fr`ank Cotton

has n liking for tile military but a disl|k` for curates, nnd the curate ofMudbol‘ou\rh (Mr. Alford) is his especial dislike while at the same time _tho latter attracts his denlurc daughter Maud (Miss Edyth

will have control of matters. ' ‘

) by thclprcscpt Minister of Railways, and when Ile arrivedfllere today nt a hipetlirl 5 All we unread the siirna qi the times of the Board of Trade this aiternooil.

rightly the present Minietar oi Railways The Minister claimed tho lntercoloniai

was paying and said it- was due to his rel

‘ I do not say this ill a dogmatic man~‘ organization scheme.

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1=|ym|m,m)_ Cgph lrnthnswne of the 111613 but I have some knowledge of my "We declared ws would always oilnose

in the lovo episodes and ontanglenlents

_'sympathy they have shown me in my

f colleagues and some knowledge of tho theiden of putting tile road into the

hands ofa commission, which would be

0 efforts to manage the I. C. Rfwith sac- against the principles of responsible gov-

Very iiapiiy Produced. _-l|{g_ad is Paying,

Iernmellt.

“These lncn," llc sllid,“would he dcspcts

iwhilc they had control of the road."

g -In this conueclion hc strongly criticized

_the attitude of the Toronto Globe and ‘said The Globe writer bad entirely ignored ' the fact that since July last the road has shown a surplus fcr every montll‘s operation. I

A resolution was adopted by the Board

ol Trade strongly approving ol the ldInister‘s poli‘cy.`

lull Milli lil

IIIIIE IINHIINE

in Mudboaongh-oa$lush and lhe;uwkward pauses and the services of the lmicisolltheoecasion ofthe arrival of-,prompier were at no time in evi-

iliil l.-‘ourth Regiment and covering the dence. There need be no cxceptio lil-li-f period of their stny._ ’ Jin complinlcniing every member oi

.\s has happened eiee'_v/here, the _ladies ‘tile cast. All were selipossessed, natural

are all ill a Butter ov`cr the coming ol tht » and delivered their lines with clear enun

galllillt defenders’ of the _count/ry`. Mr. lniilllilm, 'loaorga Declan) ,ar whine liiilno the scene of the first and 'laa’l.‘ actli

le lllld; has strong prejudices againstmtjls dontly evident that tile performers as wel military whit-il` not are 'shared by rs`. | as the audience enjoyed the play thruirgh- Ilcllbillson (Miss _Hilda Iinszard) nor lisp, out. Many points of excellence might is Iii-r daughter Olive, (Miss _Mary . I noted but the writer will not discriminate linillettl' or' Mr. D_obbinson`ls niece and ‘where all did so well. It was a pretty ii-lil-il Eniil Thurston, `_(li/[iss M._and engaging comedy, and reflected high Louise l’ope)> but in tl1isn0t very well credit upon all who took part, as wellas i-i»;_fllllli,cd lldusiillolri the cxcitnbld and [upon the stage maliagpr arIii_th_e commit- ntllerwlse, impraoticably Dobinsoh is grae who had the arrangements in charge.

ciation, avoiding the common fault o amateurs who spealr ‘asif in a drawing room instead ofa _large hail. It was aban‘»

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"_ 'r*°" _ \ ` dl;-ram, l*ct;gr-‘Q_cc¢n'A~ lnive ilébcptéu thc offer oi t¢v0'bon'sebui.l\'cnights to pigy ml- tile Stanley Cup. They will 'riine`t Ottawa for tho championship Tuesday and ‘i\’edllcadl'ly, Fell. 27 and 28. A challenge

~ioi-tile Stnilley Cup has been 'received

hmn Silllth's Falls ‘ami will be a`cd`eflted ini- lilo week ultrr next. if thc Ottawas ml- successful in defending the cup from llii¢en‘s, Smitll’s [halls will bc given a’ i-lmnee tc show what they can do in Ot- lliwll. if Qucen‘s win Snlith‘s Falls will llc tent them in search of the cup.

Sore Throat cmd 0o\M\a -~ .amps rf -1* W Croooléno ntiocptlo Tablets 3|..-y ngltsfia aio g-emleia-lr viii.. alrcfi-rm...-.lll. .A .ac ia s . ¢ in an leaflet

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nlolnersl sale of Children’s Boots

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Plus time of year you want

s<>illel;i1ing cheap in footwear lliat will do until you liuy your summer wear-Now we llzlvc set it lot of cl`1ild~ roll’s boots into boxes and llmrked them in plain figures.

We want to clear them out

fill- ourncw stock--so that salic will Buiti us all-L00 IS

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?Har.n=Ax, Feb. 24.-Heretofore it has been the custom to have two guards of honor present at the opening ofthe Lcoal Lekrlslliture, one composed of the Imperial troops and the other from the Militia force. This your there was only one, from the Royal Canadian Regiment. The guard `of honor cl`Corladia'n troops was composed of an excellant body of men, abliiierly in appearance, and tha showing they made was most. favorably comment- ed upon. The full hand ofthe Regiment was present, and though not quite 'as large as tho bands of the Imperial Regiments, themusic was very fine., The band has only been together ashoxi: time, and when it is upto the full strength, it will no doubt be equal to the best. Another new departure inside of* the building was the presence ofa squad of police divers, instead of troops. The] officers on duty there were neat appear- ing, and their presence added greatly to thc arrangements. they handling the large crowd without ll hitch. There was the usual large number of interest/ed spectators in the House, which is always customary on the opening day.

ofthe fair. -

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TO CURE Ii COLD IN ONE DAY

andLord Kitchener both express complete satisfaction with the decision of J uhn

of the administration ot the Indian Army.

enabled to carry out his scheme of Army reform unhampered by the dual control enlisting order the old system under which the military department was only answerable to the Viceroy. I

At the same time the civil authority is

fully upheld.

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IINII Nllllllii

nor’e Jury tonight brought in n verdict

Odunty; J. W. Langmulr, Managing

'Billings will be hula in all the principal

rr.. .':.“:.>M° sn s rc n money f\ls._ to _cure. E. W. GRO\’E‘S, »Ngnai.ure - is~ on each box £’5e.

1244 niacin

.1-_--*--“_” `M|nard'a Llnimant Cures Burns. etc. _

Q CA1.cv'r'rA,Feb.26-(Special)-Earilidinlo Sr. J_onN, Feb. 26.-(Special)-The city

today practically gave up iheldea of a municipal lighting plant.

I Morley, Indian Secretary, on thsquestien Boss & Holgate of Montreal had pre-

pared an exiondcd report ca the probable

e Under this decision Lord Kitchener is cost of such n plant together with the

possibilities of developing power in the vicinity ofthe city.

This report says the waier powers are

not suiliclent to be of value. -

A lighting plant would cost $121,000 at the veryieast. and the cost psriight for street purposes would bo amlnlmun of

sl__rllll lpllll lllull all

effort will be mndc to have the Company grantafurther reduction, making it $70

NswYom< Februa 25-A despatch

totheHerald from Fort De France,

dayfat thirteen minutes after noon. For

but without causing any new damage. Peo le here are ver much alarmed and liiedtc the hills but- have now resumed

calm of February 10th and 20th Mont

disturbances. » '

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k ' in V H J i _ _ _'Bos-ron,Febrllaryiii-“Thelawsreeonl-

mended by the Armstrong insurance

these Prices. I A ,I " investigating committee, which will

L,llild’s sii ers I strap, wllliaiilaactl lla puma by nie New

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_ -_ l -_ Y kl |51 ,_ I di Q | H ml Lolsnoa' Feb. 24. Tile Daily Express

N/'gi £1781 9i 1° t 1 265; 1 __ _ N I “1f';r"ff:ms°|,:zsE;:ne°';, ':,,\:`|,,hMIwam this mornihg prints an interview with

li S \1i2i20l1 00 S, C i0 worklngmd¢m.wh|ch1Btu.wdtMpmxy Pops Pius by ilsl Rome correspondent

on the ollo of the vatiean an the

I\lllNlIIilN TIAM

_ HEAIINMAI LASI

Flznnsnlvrow, Feby. 20-(Special)-The

Moncton team is dcfeateii; their wollder- ful record is broken and all York County

is happy as the result of tbo hockey

` league game at Marysville tonight.

This was the tenth game played by

Moncton and the other nine were not victories but no tcnln even made a single score against the railway town.

Never was there such an outburst as

when Marysville scored the first goal and the excitement continued intense throughout the game.

The score _st0,od-Marysville threg, Monc-

ton one, when the game ended.

EEIIMAN PLANS

iliili lllllllln HIHNASS limi

that the bones found in the ruins of the IDNDON pe' ;,|_0m¢.|"i ¢,|,l,,i°,, in

burned railway shopsare the remains ' GN” BPIIHIH ;'°Kf1l‘dll1i£ I-U0 M°l‘0C°’\D

conference can be summed up in ills

Abraham Jones.

' ' iiltém bill tuitl ‘ HAI th L

Much evidence was heard, all of which --- gums; degree t§e“‘X`{ge;":m "c°M;__

teniledlcwnrd enlsldentlncailon. _ _ encembmak up ,,,m,_,,,b sewing me

' ---“-"°"°“‘°’-'_ ` ‘ ` ‘ ry ’ vexed Moroccan question."

" rtls contended nel-e that in musing

yxrmgxque’ ginedk wednesday’ snysz what Great Britain considersa most

"D “'49” qua °°c°“"ed here “_ liberal oifcron the art of France ill

rsspectto policing Morocco, Germany

or tunaiely no great damage was done. has i placed another obstacle in the way of

several aught Mmmuuke slmckn 'ol' a settlement. In English nilicial circles lqwed those °l Fabruury um' “nd 17"" there is no attem t to llidle'the discomfort

at the course of orents at the conference.

'-1 P -7 Germany, these ofiicials say, in proposing

the conference promised to recognize

Orrawa,Fob.20.-iSpeciai.)-Tile Gov- "‘°I"°"'“““"y°°°“°“tI°“°f°“°w'““ “I” Fl-anne's prepondorating interests in

°'f'“m°m' c°mmls5|°“ M Inqulm ‘nw uh Poles remains quiet. No manifestation Seggagfgéxizsggtw I1-IES; gggtatieba gash; insurance in Canada will consist of the of my activity was Nglawred at mo ob. adopting "amy the opposnecourm md

Chairman, Judge Mo'l‘|\vish_`of Carleton sorvatory during the periods of seismic ,ous Moppommmy W hum” France

_and render futile the efforts oi the powers

the two most interested countries.

Director of the Toronto General Trust ' Itocompromlse the differences between

Company, and A. L. Kent, accountant of i _1_;_*_______

Montrsgll. _ _ ` ‘ - .. Hmm AEM" _ IHMIEE MII]

late and black icld 6, ` ~ ~ "1i'Il1'l>all;n," ileolaracirnamas w. Law. ia y

’ 3’ 47 5’ C som church question in France. After re-

7Cl ’ " _ " ' » 'V N ‘nu wmfcme Lheml0,,e]|,0me$2(,0'g0g__ marking that the abrogatlon oi tile

ll ds spilt lace nal e , _ _ _ _ . _ owwmh °,,,,,m mu,ma,,' bu, I M, lwlioorclie lla? not yet been oclolicly

0lil'lJ18k€ f01‘ WCIZ 6 7| 8y 9: ‘il i0 -Pfdtect Niidm Wihhd I _ I f _ i i' Nic I it will not knock the "system" very hard, “°"m°d I” hm 'ml W” I” W” °"`

’ ’ _ ' _ “mush” wmbe--Bom" s°‘me_»» Yau we miaslble for him to wonder to whom

plug “,,d°,|,,b|, uwrmu Wm M Franco would entrust the notification,

i W 6 asFraneo no lerlgol had a representa-

"’n.il~; .itil tee. e-‘i3f°l' Pnlicyic of Life Insurance _...lm W

“ner Snong make’ 6" T’ 8’ 9" ` _ V - ‘l '_ - '. ~, l.__ I :K gatlelgigake mnchofunurqxn "hi ed reproachiully “bn th‘;nplmpat,lencc 1°’ _ “ ' ' ` 75° No better security obtainable than that oil» red bv the n y” ` ‘ _ '_ “ _

GUNS’ Split A006 Ilaiiéd O\ll` THE -rgmg OF HEALTH K those Ffenchmen," he said. “always lil

a hur alwa s rastles nina s ex-

dlsplayed by French Catholics. Oh

nl:il‘¢_e,1'r,1d,I!3,I, 2 _ A5? 1 I., A§|“ii'.f\lnc°-C0?-~ ‘ ' Mnstbamore tliaiia lmmclmti-nrnat ,,|m,|,'_N` y B' I’ _

ood ll 'ni

_ <-"ls P°=1z°1- md :ebb-= _ . i _ A - if xml...::;"r......°':‘n:::.,:‘t°‘:i°.:» rl- -1-Wm-» ii- nl.--- Iloots, 11, 12, X3, 1, 2 L00 _ < A digestion.prolnnlcaasaimil\tilin.convom remarked, would rumen to linlloate his

food law nntrlmfnt Mist lliiillac In policy. "certainly tpliall spoilt ln my

30 s’ heav b0°¥ f°f- _ _ _ _ l»m,l»laall,»mlii and-me rlhtnslw _

l $ ‘ I

'y y good H ' ' _ ov/n good time andvthat time is not yet "

.now’ :If _Igi.f§$ ° ‘Loci _ ~ ll' ._ _ _ ‘ .9 Hélddod. "Itisatneacilerouslnwi"-fllil

Boys bu and heavy _ _ V Gene,-ai Agents, saigélgnmogwmw pall-px” gas' 81% ar:a.r;faaa‘,;il;.ilt. ln ,;..lltg“la".;;l

Iciith T91 MVT I 'I 5""b'~ V i into P._EsfI6il\ild- ' . fbanientlie-lna»c|»».°”§o‘wlnlcsrlr,analic~ °- 'V' “UI "' Y" ° W

e in vii 314| l C1181' Ot Wil, , wh bl" M, nh 6, t

M A Bill It StlliD16flAd¢ snap, thln=‘:'|Id`fg£i fzgitxnby poaitibxe "gf" ouirnuadvoi-lsarlss M

_ ._ . _ S _ ’ g .I _ W,

' ’ - “"0 *‘U1'!i¥»""|'°”- FIU 0011" IWYI4 ahall Ili turn disclose ours We are

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~ ul.lela.atahfl¢NiI:r:.“ °°°°"d F'm'°"° "’“" -

I to thc amount oi $l,!L'lil, Iic asserts l

Sr. Prrrnlissnnrl, Feb. ail-(Spcciilll-

iieports from the iniclicr .show that il is possible io hold elections ill over lmlf the _districts and tc open the Nuiiollni Assolll- llly a`rAy;1ol|i with A woilnlll; niincrlly. Tha Uabillet has reealllnlendeli that the

first meeting of tllo Russian Parlllllncnl he held and an iulpcriai uknsc to that ci“l'eot was promulgated today.

This will probably, do more tolvardc

traopullizing thc country than all

ro-

suls lllllllll/ill;

Brnrrlxiarraar, Ain Full, 2|.-Because

ill*

iroll and Railroad Company for filllnilgos

llc wasgrontlylliliillliitteil and lllortilled

is ll State law ngllillst snr-ll lwtiun.

This is the first suit oi the lrlnvl illoil

white and negro lncu arc brought here together. However, it has ilevi-r been noticed wiletiler negroesllllcl ivlliic were

opalned togeiller or not.

MUNI AMINHLE

IUWAHIIS IHANE

Cori-zsrlaolix, Feb. '_’l.-The nclrs papers nlaiie a feature of the visit of Baron lic Uourcel, .l"rallce's roprosl-\l~ tntive at the funeral of King Clllistiilu, paid to Emperor William on the eve of his Mnjesty‘s departure for homo. it in inferred that the Emperor sunlulelled the distingnlslleii Frencllnlnn in accordallue with one of those impulsive ills which llavemarked other of his political acts, in order to demonstrate his personal frieudlinesal towards France and his desire for a happy issue for the Mcror-vliil conference. Writers for tile pi-e~~ generally treat thoinciilellt ns buiin; of greatlmporlanes and as iniiioutlilg tlliil the Franeo~Germany diillculties will be solved outside ot the conference. it l_~ stated that diplomatists tillrc tililt view. _,<----

GEHMANI WANIS

Iliillll Ilillllllll

LoNn0N, Feilrunry 2~i.-Gerlllimy is on

the point of ollulilling great illdustrinl concessions and a i-olillng slntioll on tho island oi' 'l‘ilnacs, oiitlle Milcciioniiln porl ul Kllvillll, ull lllv _-leg-llll Svll. l.-l~i Septelllllcr, till* Sliii.:lll nf 'l`ul~i<l-y, lil whom Thil.-.os politically in-lollgs, lam:-il an irailc grnillinlr il coil;-nssiull to iiljlllllli- ber of gold mines oil lilo island to Gel-llmil subjects. Austria and Franfo inlniclliali-~ ly proicsiefl nil lin-_ el-oullils limi lili- samc mlllcs lmil illrl-lilly in-cn vcnelvli-ll to Austrian nliil l"l-l-llrll sul»_]ci:ls. (il~i~l\i llritain also proiii,~'|i~<l, iii-vlnrlilo illill illi- flrst Khedlve of Ellypl. hailed iroill Tllllsos, that lilo ialnilii lloiollgiul in Ilii- _iurisiiiction of Egypt, and llrniii- cimlil iinl be summarily dispcsl-il of by lhc Siillail.

The Itch Fiend

That il Salt Rheum or Ectenla,-one ol

he outward manifestations of sororula.

It comm in itching. burning, oozing, dry-

ing, and sealing patches, on the face, hcllil, hands, lqa or body.

It annat be cured by outward applica-

tionl,-tho blood must ho rid of the lm~ purity to which it is doo.

lzlllllnln llslll ‘

llnl eye ii-iilli-as will l_li--i- ilu: ll ii- l in enicrcll llll-_ uiilgl- ll~ ll~ll:ll i' .iw l' l -

be forced to lllnrcll ellltincd to xt negro iilllii-r. “lllllllefIi:lli-l_y_" iii- l . H i thrcu h the public streets nnii tllnt there liull seized ilalil ci :lin nil 1 ~. fi. _ 1

nlouill. Silo, inl;in;¢;l pil-f cl ii. _ li

ill tt (ray ill illi- inlpo. 4-iii. : - ~l

this country. ’1’lle'l`enllessco Goal, iron Ailotiicl' lill-po liim, i-toll--i A and Railroad and Slcsa-Shuiilelrl Steel nnil Ibecause lin liliil lc--_ill i,ll\l -_ ,_ , _ _ Img Companies are cpllstuntly receiving suiliiuilly aplallg ull ilu- -fi: _ ~. li »- i il convicts nt their llliues, and nlany iinles knoekcii hor il|l\\ ll. Silo -_lil ji l i ii .-»i.i`.=l

PARLIAMENT OF I RUSSIA CALLED

ITc meet May I0 in Kuride Palace, St. Petersburg -Accommodation for Correspondents Prc~ vided- Maiority of Districts Will be Re-

- presented, But Not Ali.

p\'css|\'<: luvilsul l'_~.

Millly llliilllbl-r_\ l-vrll ‘li.|ll Zl_.p ll fill,

i0\\'ll:i ill iiitb ifilI|1:i|.\\|\, ,*5liil:i.|. I'l Iillii nilll the iillllii- l’iovllli»i-~ iinli' l_i.~ I..-

ellosen ill Lillie for lilo lipi~ili.l;_~, iii 1 illl

speedy vollwcillioll nl li\-- \~~i»iill»l» l

needed.

II. \\IlI rllcct in till: lil il.l1i l\§l|l;»i-‘

Palace ill-rc :mil for llli-lli~l i.l .. .lil’~»~

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nioi-l-lal lm ni.--A .~...- _ .i,»l..~~.

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y::;.-.u mi; _ _ ,_._., T

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Loxllilrv, l-‘ein !|.~'l`ili-i.- ii..-, .. ...ii

was chained to n negro convict illlil ei wild cxcitelili-lil iii lilo Poll-il.lil~. marched through the streets of Pratt Music iinli will-ll niiim l.l;~1-.- _l l.l.»=i Gity N. W. Kenllemor<>,s.\vllite luan who and sllllluc lllini-l: iillffll fl »\1~ ill served a sentence at Pratt mines, has Ono cfille ilili-iii-iiili:.~. in lla- pl.~» i l i eniererisull. against the Tennessee Coal, troupe of lon,-_~i lliell llim. i |.|l. :..l

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lie-rr luilz, ii|lol.=i,~~; _nil ' i li .il_ .\-.

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ii;

und ill(-ll .~i-vllli-li lil _i\i_- ii. 'I people ill lilo hall ill-.ll wx; .l oi _ .ll ll _

scene ilingrp of pallio icllnyllll, \\ .»i_,. fl llle str-col.

fililltoii, il li tlicrc \lll\z|11iri`l~rl' __ i 1 ii

PASSING ill Ill?

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llligull ll

l.r»_\'l»i>N,Fi-il.iti.--l.ii\ln lil' llil£.- i

old iillli; lll|l<l|llllll:_~ illil in-1. _ in Lullilml lippellr lu ln- i.. ll,_' _ l Pl-cllnl»ly lluillilu: lil-__ li. ‘_r~. l i f

more llppl~i»i;inlill li) lilo i§li:~,.

or even ll qiiililvr nl .i iililil.-_ i

thi- plclili~n~i|m- ilmi.ii~l. _ .A _ sn'l:i-pals. ’l'ci|.ly lin- i ii . i i pilsslllg-ill ilu-l, lil: will ll l.

Ilavn pussuli llllualily.

lt has lil-oll >ll,»;4i~icil ll il rl if .H

ilwny with the s.\\i-ip. llll; _L li .. l i orllulmil, Iilll. ill \'Ii=_\\ ill' lll-- il _ i i l i of unerllployt-_ll lulll lilo l li l ll .' .H i Burns, ol the loiill _-:ni-i-l'..lin nl > . l ,_

thc :lulllol-ities:llillll=,|m~-.l l - i,\ with the llllc-vllpli»_\':_»il, llli- l 1* ..l i_ Ilc\\'e\'el~, lin- i>li»llli|i.lliiill il " .- ll lvitllill lllv lli\\I |`\-\'.' _vi»_vi~ I ii i

il ci-rillillly otiilllr :ii il.. l

llloiinrll illill-illili-ry lil illl- »,| »,~_ ‘ i

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CHICAGO MARlilf'§`S

Carcaoo, I-'nl-lli_li-y if l Corn, Dec.. l:;.` ‘7~'l `

Wheat " sl, \\'l..»-

Pol-lr, May. $l_“._:iil roll., _l -

Fancy Dress il:ls;llli¢l"l

Hillsborough _

Tuesday Evening. F_

PRlZl.i1ff'é

Bcsl lllierpxvl.-lif»i~_ . _

assuillvil

Gulliliéllioll $§.<~-l. l _

Most oliglllrll cii~ilzl'\‘

Gclliiclllilil $2_5i»_ 1,___§_ No person Cml min lv,-if -l

Moll ill wol\lcll's iiil ~_‘ 1

mitted.

Season ticket lloillil - :z

free, other skaters izi -»i:‘. ,

Adlliissiim 25C.

Reserved seats rcccxlll

SEL

I we :- 5:-H

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SvliIornlAvera§e Ci-rcuiéitions to Dec. "3o, 'og Daily 3,043; Tri-Weekly 3;;-Chef;

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