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THE GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TUESDAY AUGUST,16,’l898.-P8 PAG%

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a pure haodsmp. __ A that

makes a hardness.

Afiardness that

wears well.

’ 5 cents a cake.

Only for a little while.

§ Womens' course Shoes 45c_

'nfants’ Boots 254;

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1 _vu _ L '~ <7 " 6.3.’ \ ""~ » ]

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_,_ Boot Polishes,

2 English Army Blocking 10

1 €Dl1S. -

Tan Polish Box 5 cents, _ Chocolate Dressing :25c,

Elite and Patent Calf “ 25C Gilt Edge “ 25c French “ l0c

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lnnililiiiiig

You Want g

Picture Framing

For a present or for your-§ self come and we will do it§ cheap. We have oii hand; 9. large stock of Picture; Moulding to choose from. _" Just arrived by S.S. Coila. 1500 feet of Pict-mei

1-'\

Disbanded and Tran-

sports sold-Spain’s Peace Commissioners.

\\`_\siii_\'<.To.\'. Aug. 1.3- (Special)-

Ecrretarjclliiv has re>’g:ied to take

Moulding of an the iauesif

designs. Call in and see"'5

samples.

. .|. ilori|\ls_Br,§

Booksandstatl `onafy. 5.

Victoria. Row. E

Opposite Post Office. §

iiililiiiniiiiibié

,At the Methodist Parsonage, on the 11th ins’, by the Rev F. A. \\'igli'.niaii, Miss Bertha May Logan. cf Crapaud. to Mr. Eadson Sinclair Mabey, of Tryon-

* ` P.‘E.`isi.ANn "

lillli but

Pltliucirmi. |. oxsni'-iAiv|, liltlule it Montreal Business College.)

50°*-_Keeping in all its branches thoroughly *WCM ln connection with actual business.

Arllllmetic Shorthand

Tfkvgntiéilg, Penmznship.

_'lil is ~ , j °0llmerclalllil:;d".on ante ho" System is the latest and best now in use tgilllda and_tlie United States, and success.

the start is aasur d We o en this year

dh|ttieH‘i”-5 e` p - 1 t' “°°_m_Ren3ig)ay;_,0n Aug. 15th. .AIJDY 3

r ur eu Prospctus.

P' 0- Box 242. Chtowrii, Aug.e 13%. tf. dw-

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DEN I T. *ini Baltimore Coll-ding danfil Surgery

GTOWH and Bridge Work a. spec *ily

All Operations performed and Work *me ill the very latest up-t0°d9fte

Prices moderate. Satis-

guaranteed.

QFFICE-Water St., Suuimerside. will be at Kensington every Thurs- -.” lfternoon

God 6 mos

DIED.

illness. J Mk:Dona‘d,eldest son of Aaron and Mary McDonald, in the 21st year of his age.

_ »-- - ' ' .

i Use in place 1°

‘ of Cream of Tartofr _ 'é.._...... t

` ~ and S

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Biblio ..ui..

ii__._i_iésihe food lighter _ and riioré healthful-

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l ' I o . __ MAL “KM ,Mm co" W vom. 1 (Patriot and Examiner please copy.)

' _ \ govet o. _

_ _ _____ g __ _ 1 Wha.t’s .In A Name?

At. Peakels Station, after a lingering H9199 t0 be Elven the new Park R°ad°

_ _ _a furrow to the brow of his affectionate

AQDO|\\f°|Y ,U79 parents, whose only consolation in their

MUTE l admittance through the gate that leads

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E STORM DF HAIL ' I

| Destroys Largo;-l;:tftlos of Crain I I' I

_ _ ln Dakotah. ’

' Ciiicaco, August|15-(Special) -A

_‘J _ _ lstormsof rain and hail has destroyed . _ _

_ ‘ |twen°_v thousand acres of grain in _ - _ " f '

Ncrlh Dicotah. »

_ ACCIDENTAL SHDDTING

1 (Special)- at Grand Lake sreain near

ov 'iccitent y iot and killed another

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EVENLY DIVIDED

ces ip,__ an \ illianis Ex Menitzcr

for Vaiicouver wiil »be elected. At_

will be equally divided and the op-_ positioiilcader. Tiirner, may make itf hot far the new governmentiand lieut

the passing over of the keys Surely

rrtiicrf G.i~:ii

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Siu,-In the discussion relative to the

way the Watchman of today’s issue has ventured the suggestion that it be called Howlan Terrace. Some seem to be struck on the ,word "-Boulevard,-” and othersinsist on calling it a ‘°Terrace.” I would suggest that we effect a com- 1 promise and call it Howlevard.

Yours, &c

Aug. ion.. isss. ‘

_ |__|_|-Il.

OBITUARX.-Cn Thursday, 11'th inst,

the eight year iild son of James McDou- ald, Black Point, in obedience to _ the

stern command cf the dread messenger.

felicity. Although his span of life was

a model of perfect boyhood and won for himself the love and admiration of both his teachers and playmates by his pleas- ant companionship and cheerful obed- ience. It may be truly said of him that he never added a sorrow to the soul or

bereavement is that he has found a free

to the mansions of eternal bliss. Their large circle of friends and relatives te . der them their heartfelt sympathy in this their eat hour of trial -COM

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ic* ` - 1 aroiho.-retail, snooze eromor in ' ' ' ' ' _ _ 0| john Hay .......w..... , f, |3 3|' an [nfl _ ST STEPHEN, N. B, August 15.-

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Princeton, Maine,one son. Charles 1-ar

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MANILLA NET FALLEN --- ` .AliIll(iUliURAl PULIGY

_ e , v ff* Columbia Politics Still Un

\ . settled.

. _-.___ __ \`.iNcot'vr.1i, Aug. 15--_(Spe¢ia1)__

._ Joe Martin having refused to endorse . _ 1 Times Praises M¢|(in|ey'_ Semtin the opposition leader has been Ufcanadals Being D°V9|°P`

Troops Returning wi" be gffered and will accept the Chief: ed Entirely !l1d9p8hd€l1t

usii ~h` d \`i ' - - ~

_ Carefully expencldd.

(London Canadian Gazette.)

'Ihe practical benefits in the de art-

\ l ~ ~ N _ i ~ V p \\ l .infect Sfpteniber lit.. :intl Col Joan L. men; of ag1.icu1mre_ and especiauy in ,. llziy, ambassador to l-Inglaiid, has ‘ _ the improvement of Canad:i’s export

~ --- _ _I de to the United Kingdom arisin

acceptul the post. Tue lzuclisn pi ess Q ,__ I re )v _ I R » A - "3 _ _ »- »

3 _ _ _.J _,H renret his pepwture .Q T1., has done :Ji hnli h 1 'l_f O ev' h' Oplet I from this vote are manifold, as we pur-

\_, /,' _ - _ ~ - ~ -» ~ no.iie i _... e rc uses to li - - - _ _ _

‘_ _ _ _ _ we ll”-Y pose snowingmext week. At the mo

_‘o niucii to foster Aiigio .»\nie1‘ican gcod thing ft.r.iiei' to sav in the press re mem it will “mee to ind; t

_ h L _-1 If _ _ _ . caeone or

tc=ling_ ' llle bla” 09° lou” “hfll “'_rll‘ two directions in which the mission to

WS llls letter he be‘le"“l "mere ls ll this country of Mr. Fisher and Mr.

Ho\’G l{o\'(i Au-_=_' 15-(Sp>ci-al )- more excellent and cilicient wav" than R b

- » - ._ - th' ‘ _ _ h I _~ _h ~o ertson is likely tobear fruit. _ NO Word I0 Couliriii Elie report that e Pr955~ “lll dld _ 8 al 0w_el ell l at H()m‘ Canadian wheat and flour,"

Maniiahas fauem . l€ll§1`___l_0 3l{l°93l`~ lu Wlllclf l"‘_ but says Professor Roberts_cn,~‘are both bet-

_ _ _ _ _ par 'i _ repiies to me. and in is hicli lic h h H od .t (rovernor(1enei°al Augusti is lieze in make; Staqemems 1113; yequire further SIM .au t ‘.3 h.U;"3`“l`lall P1' UL “OW

a German warship on his way home to explanation from hini. I shall expect “ge hlsvinssd Rsaiigrgf u,]3;hIl;uER,i?1.tiI;_l;1' Spain, but refl1S€S I0 Milli- llls "e_PlF lllllglllgll the Press’ ll0t“'llll° flours of the best brands anulylgied by

_ _ _ _ _ _ Smlldlng ll_'S l`e5_°l""" “Oi to aPPf'ar»our official chemists. and their reports ll -*5lll5GT°3' Aug' 1°”(`5?ec“‘ll° again- British fill* Play Would glvelprove beyond a doubt the superior

No more troops will be sent to Manila [rea reply, and surely Mr. Cpie will “auf of 05,. md' ts A d tl - -

_ _ q y P UC . U llS IS

andthe government will dispose of the “°§ fa; “Eldot s°`l I .H _ L only what is to te expected when one

e `

transports and disband troops returninv M H0 _ fr: hp “ce W; hagam aS',,l‘€C811S U19 “Mural law llml U19 lJ9St

' ° r. pie ort e nameso t e Tru”tees h - d d- h 0.- f h

_ ;__ _ ___ ,t __ _ - _ _weatisprc uce_inte reionole

fl'0D1 Ulba 8~ flbf 3° P0°5 ble- A~l he of the Stanhope cfinetery, and I ihink_ n0rlh€mmo~t hum of rowtf..

big bgtgleghips will be decked and he ns pastor of the church should not Amcno, tl; oims Wiich ip- h

_ _ __ p ~r. is er

cleared. All auxiliarv vessels wiil be 0_1:l)’11'_;f*d1l?f SW? l'l1‘;_5° “ameilf bl" °lS° ‘and Prcfiassor Robertson are especially

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50;d__p,0~Oab1y by aucfiom M°;lh ;_°‘°h;’_=__°“ is- am omy “Sa anxious to bring before the attention of

e ocist iiiister., tive the cemete .

The Roush Riders reached Montauk pmcad in the cobdmon it should bl? Bmleh iarmesv iheusuiiiiil _gt_

Point tcd iv. I I I :i nd not allow it t0`r §1:'f§`§“

.' _ . . -'» .1 -' g ,.._`_..".= -

_ 'Ill9l1”C0P5-ll1P°l`~° RW0 lllve llefll £15’ f9rm"l` leltu' ”‘°ll°gra“° tl the to Britifh markets of perishable food

t ti d ofthe race rotot-oi. "°ll_"°°° _ rcducts such as butter, egos, poultry,

no 1 e P P. _ . “l ll l"f35"`*l ‘O the Pcrm- l C1255 l)ruit. and by and byineats as well. ln

LONDON Aug. lo-(special -The b ' U f 1 d '~ l _ __ _

‘ == _ ,_ l _ El”-:_ re PSC* 3 ml’_sl°“ ‘° the this ard other effcrts the acticn of the

Times warmly praises Mclxinley for his church will Mr. Opie deny that Canadian Ov mme_tis -u 1 - il- ti

g ¢ p rc yin ia ve

work duiing the war in a eulogistic glgdswigll of the f church vvasfi for- that is to Say, they provide cold storage

- - l ell 5' one ° the 0 clals on the railways and steamers for a

editorial. ti give up the key when asked for,_su.1m1y limited pe1,i0d_ leaving it to

Maniiin, Aug. 15 -(Special)--The f<;_';_t_he use__<;t_tlie_clatss. ylrho gavi;__tliii_ private enterprise to follow up ups

government is fishing about, undecided ° °l°“S_ C' Cla* “ls m°_l°“S 0 °' l open_ effort ar.d_p_u£:) the bgisiness out 2;. ~ - -5 ' ;s_ e ~~. 1 ure vconimercia asis. c suicgss ii Wnomio appoint as peace comm! swne some one,_for, as I understand Method- gas this been in thematter of c..1d S.Or_

-ii-i "

Destm ed by Fire l l l`_l`ll_‘l~‘l_» l 9 °°n§_e'elf‘C3'_rel_;l"f5€“1ted bl age that it. is now running _without State

l____ ~ the ilinister of 1 e circuit, as u lcon- he] of an k,..d_ I3 Wm, the _wid

P -y. ` _

Sriiiiiniiooici-1, Aug, 15 'Ihe works of E°ii9_,f_tthe§l;1ur‘“th.f°r au.Purl)°s“§‘ lg Sf0l'8g9 S€IV1C0 Will be €Xl€11d9d t°

J_ Euclaes Machine Q0_ the 131-gesu in- 9 l* W ou ‘ns-trugllgns he 5 wld meats intended for the British market, dustry of the kim] in Can3d.._ were be supplanted by some 0 Y Wll° Y-.°“ but at present the live stock trade is so burnt Saturday night. The tire is sup- “°t°’il.5' 5° far af bl? haf’ _f“ih°"lYht° active as tc render this unadvisable. posed to have ignited in the forge room “Ct and l_l1f'tlabl1°° l §_Pflt‘1’_l_ 9§eS_°f Mal Thedemaiid for live stock is especially , ofthe Drtiic0.L~_siis s225,oeo-par- °m.°‘§~ me are °. e' ‘”=S, 1" F' active fro » the United' States- In mm. iuSm.ed_ 091°* llfllef gn ;'_lll°ll fl algal* rgmll; fact, United States buyers are securing k __ _ _ _ -- fronisaying a..yt_111g. 01'l 9 Sa _fl _° ‘all the Canadian yearlings and two

MARRIED. ibrevityl Thanking the _press for _its year olds on which they cm lay

l\lllflllE5= and fall' Play lll Publlsllmg their hands to meet the deiiciencv in

At the Parsonage, Aug 13th, by Rev. and reme lying grievances and awaiting _their home'supp1ieS_ ThgUnited gmes

G@°l`§~’° M' Campbell' Thomas James MV- Olllels mill’ reply' duty on these cattle is very small. and. wlll tl* to DO” Lima’ lwth of Chu- I “mal” thanks to the exertions rf Mr. Fisher, lottetown. C ‘ .- f~ . - -

there is now no quarantine.

lt is the intention ofthe department

to continue this year the experimental fruit shipments made last year. Peach- es, pears. tomatoes, which last year proved so successful, will again be sent this year, and be placed on the British market under the superinteridence of Mr- Grindley, ore of thc departmental otlicials now in England. A few grapes will also be rent, in the hope of edu- cating the British’ consumer up to a liking for them. As yet he has not taken to the Canadian grape. The shipments of early apples, such as the Alexander and the St. Lawrence apples, will also ieich th`s country early in September.

The Hon. S. A. Fisher. the Canadian

_ . ‘_ A

“ _ passed into the land of_eterna1~joy and Read,»`_'y‘hat_ my-'|'|'cuRA REHEMES

_ V .short he fulfilled his duty in making it \ Hymn; gist”-h,d§,g§,}.p°x_ She sun-e}ed

terribly. iillried everything, no good. Scabs came of! wlthhei' clnt;hes,shcwas raw all over. Crrncuiu Soar curedher in three weeks- Mrs. ELIZA BOYE, 1213__4Qi_St., Wash., D. C.

Our little boy had Eczema in the most hor- rible state. Hia face`wa.s full of scabs, and parts of the flesh wereraw; We used Crrrx. ctmx Soar and Cvnoima (ointment), and ' ek he ood .

In 0ll€ U78 ‘|008 G8 g B3 61/'C7' Mis. J. C. FREESE. 360 So. lst St., Brooklyn. I noticed a very red Edgtmese on my b0Y’S

face. Doctors did no gcod.- After using one box and a half of Cuncuna (ointment) and Cirrrcuna. Soar, (ie is entirely cured. _ Mrs. W. G. Lovn :aio wiidei- su., Phila., Pa. . lllllTll£ll8 '§§._§‘§‘.X§?t§.§_;_'"o»i“.»¥“-l`,;»;f‘t¥?l.°¥_"\_~§ Curio nfl* lllvllilllmd _ _ GNU.. _ w‘f°f4‘ ' m'.."Z’t..°s.'=“..'#..'... .. .en a‘:.r.‘i..... "'°"' soia¢ii~qiiii¢¢¢li|v’»TiiI'%'n no c.c<m sou

__ i

i»m»..e¢u._m. mummy. s_sin,seupaa»§`~.u»

of Political Considera-

torey Geiieinil, but parties in the house ti°n5'°`The M°ney Being

minister of fogriculturc, and Prbfessor Roberteomthe Canadian commissioner

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l 4 Cl’llCAGO MARKETS.

lperr-

'But though the present vote amounts to

of _ agriculture _ and ‘ dai ,~|;gv`g` _1-jg;-_ find in I-0lldo'n this weglthigi a mission of great interest. In the irst place they purpose laying before the cham- bersof commerce and-boards of trade in _this ;_country the general lines or policy by' which the Lanadian .govern- ment is in the supply of food 1 _ef the highest character forthe ` market. In the second place it is their intention to make particuiar

p cers to keep more close

ly in touch with Britishneeds. And in .the third place, Mr. Fisher and Mr. Robertson propose visiting France to enquire as to the agricultural illus ra- tion stations thcre, with a view to the adoption of similar educational methods among Canadian 1,-farmers. - ` i

presentative of the Canadau Gazette had an interview the other day, speaks with unstinted ethusiusm ofthe success' which has attended Mr; Fisher’s ener- gies for the betterment of Canadian ag~ ricultureL "Mr, Fisher," he points out, “realized that political considerations 1 really have no proper placein determin- ing the agriculture policy of a country such as Caraf`a,in fact he considers agriculture is both below and above politics in Canada. It is below politics in the sense thatitis the support of the country, and above politics in the sense that it happily appears, to all sections of pcliticans.’ In illustration of this fact, the dairy commissioner point- ed to the readiness with which the Cana dran parliment now passed an agricul- tural vote amounting to no less than $100,000. They do so because they see the practical benefit arising from the work of the department of _agriculture in all parts of Canada. Tin I years ago it was only after persistent opposition that an agricultural vote cf $10,000 was passed through the house of commons.

$lO0,000, so conscientiously is the sum expended in each year in the period of three years to which the vote rela- tes, that only $80, 000 is being actually spent.

Lnicaco August 15 -[Sieeial]- The following are the closing rates: ’

Ano wheat, 6% ,corn 32% oats, 205;

pork, 9 Oo _'

Sept wheat,6o, corn,32§ oats, 20l; _

P0fk 9,10. i '.. . .

Dec. wheat, 63.1; corn,32§ ; cats.23§ `; i

pork, 9.12. _ _ . ~ _ May wheat, 65; corn, 345; fats,-_~ _

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liinisnirzrr is A Disease -Parties can l

be cured at the KEELEY INSTITUTE, - Portland. Maine of Alcoholism, Morph nism. Cigarettes and Toba_ccc; also from Neurastheuia or Nerve Exhaus- tion, The undersigned citiztns will cheerfully give inforn ation to any p`cr~ son who wishes to be cured of any of the above diseases and desire to live a better and healthier life. You may call upon them for such facts as is placed in their hands. This is the nearest Keely Institute to the Maritime Provinces hence practically the cheapest. ¢

-R. C. Goan, L.C. Wonruv. R rr.r.i.m Tun Nun, P. P. Aaonmann, Queen Hotel; Amex Aivnnzn Hoiuvn, W. B. Ronimrsou Sheriff Simca W. Causes, A. I. J ormsox, Pi-es.W.C T. U.: M rs.R. J. CAMPBn:t.t..- Oct 21-dk wklv Should the reader refer not to confer with

ny of the above reljerences, write or come irect to the Institute without consulti.ig_ our neighbors

1 i

“Flower Show”

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Sllltl Pll lllllllllllllll.

We will have a Sweet Pea Show at our Store, Sunnyside

AUGUST 23rd. 24th and 25th, |898 _

And will give the following Prizes for Sweet Peas grown from sash PUR- criasi-zn rnon Us this season.

I Finer co|uiPE'ri'r|oN

Bust Bouquet (all blue shades or all

red shades) - - $I.ll0

Second Bust Bouquet (all blue shades or all red shades) .`l5_

Tblnl Best Bouquet (all blue shades ' or.

all rail shades) .50

- SECOND COMPETITION , Bust tullecllqn $|.00 Suuuil stltulleutlun e .75 Thlrll t ltulleutlun .50

The conditions are that the competi. tor shall bring with the exhibit the en~ _ velope the seeds were in when pur- chased. and that no green or anything

else be used except what is furnished' by the Sweet Peas.

HASZARD ,& ll00llE Sunnyside Saudsbtui-

Charlottetown, P. E. I. °

Sweet Peas must be laced on ou

counters in competition not la‘er than ten c’clcck- a. m=. on the'23rd.

I Professor Robertson with whom a re-

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enquiries into the poultry and frultli ~ _ l - v

markets here, with a view to helping -` ' j-_u_ ' Canadian rodu _ H _

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-‘ing Whlch.8he Will

Tone.

Lozvnoii, Aug. 15.--(_

ambulance corp were out in treating scores of promotions. lilly

from the Asphalted _wood pavement.

The foreign cllice will demand- dl China that Li Hung Chang be dlsmilili from power, as he is

sponsible for the linfe-British of China and in the event of

Britain will probably seine.. the Forts on the Gulf _'cf Pe_kiii,"'lalsc city of Tien“Tien. -thc"-`P_trt of PHY; iioiiibg them nu she couipites.

The Russian press ofthe British press,

does not ocntimplida fresh

and is not p1rticulaIly°hoattl¢

interests. _She only___doei_i:e| to

the advantagesnrecautlyw

Witho

EERUQUE

1-_

;~,

e SETS!

~.¢_

It $|.llbSatsm|Blle

$I.25 Sets not SHN. $l.5ll Sets lllll Sl.

Only a few left. See samples in our

window today.

Bun. (tartar & Bo

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as careful as possihlt but acareless neighbm may put all your

_ to naught.

Through a

` neighbor you may

mined by ire. Mv Co’s Insurance pro _sects you against _carelessness of

neighbor. `

They are good

` Co’s. and never"

a claim.

E.R.B

insuluincs scour. a

Charlcttetow

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. _ _ __w__ __~_`__,_ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ ___ ~. ~,,-,_;~.s~_»_ .,- __f».i _ _ ,, ‘ _- ._-_ _» _.--» .;__.»~;..=._~~~, > 'avi' 1;-' »_r~, _ - _» ~_ .in-i. fri. ._'»_ _ .- _Y fe..-» _~ ,_ _ __ . -. -io, -_'s-.-_-we f.;-:.~_-,~__=_._.Q,=.,'._.f.e~_-.»_ _~; '_ 5,... ,_ ___~l_2:_¥_;-_;`§”t;__i__€S__£____,N_ ___h_____._ _________*_`.___ ____ _. _cwmegibw A _K ._..- -_ i ~___ .»_.».>i »'»‘ii».i.i s.

Demanded ‘by Britain, F_l\l»

the Taken Forte-Ruli;l& Press ‘Assumes o NNI

was the ‘hottest diy in. years. Th

police were over come from the hd!