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1- i Canadian Press) Dec. 11-An order has
bm received by ,the ,Post Office pro. |115 mi the use of Christmas stamps sold; lm; e‘ld»of Patriotic or Comme- moiistige purposes; ' ' TNI Yilbllave a very serious effect on the kzxnues or tho National scsi- toriiimi Y ooiation if enforced to the
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1413 130411' , e association ral $16,000- by the use of Chdstrxga stUll1s;`, 0 ‘»
Ay tlmlaw stands now it is very
elplidthond postmsstererlogers says thooltatps would not ev be permit- ted _to bemtuck on the back of the envelope. , /. , _
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HACKENSACK, Deci 11»Several
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if Dmgment RYBIP and other olllci
McNamara was guilty of the dynw
gliiiizyl explosions before -he pleaded
he wrote _ McNamara saying either ara no police within ten blocks ol the 1°b- A115111' U16 efplosion he sent Mc- Namara a newspaper with the ac- count. '
Iron Workers' International said h
audited McNam;.ra's accounts as sec funds were used for dynamiting. '
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-railroad detectives were killed and a dozen men wounded.
Those killed were detective Capt.
Andrew Graw and one of his men.
The wounded were all doing privat'
hundred striking Erie Railrond ani-I detective work for the Erie Rail?
ployes, who were ambuslfed under the
psllssdes overlookin 'the lower Hud- 300 foreigners, employees of th
road.
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son River, opened fire with shot gun
and ‘rifle on a boat load of strike`
breakelré who were landing on tthel
edgewa r 'Coal Dock today.
A pitched battle followed and two
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Susquehanna Railroad, which the Erie controls, quit work on Monday demanding the`wage. increase of live cents an hour which the railroad rc- fused to grant. '
use 005s $100,000 Danica
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YAILMOUTH, Dec. 10.-Yarmouth ed Hcipient fires on many of the most
WHS. the; scene of a disastrous fire this beautiful residences in the town. nxoming, the biggest flre the town. Among these on ilre at different times has 'lhsd in, almost twenty years,|were C. J. B. Tooker’s, David R, cnul\0K,»_~,-total destruction, amounting- Saunders Claude Sanderson's, *Nor- to $30,000 and $100,000, and _man Hortou's. Irn.each of these the damlging of many thousands of ,cases the houses sustained but slight d0ll_i_vi=~wprth more_of fancy stocks in damage. - - . 2. ,.5-3* dry&m“» e_hd‘other- stores, principal-’ -About five o'ciock the main are had 17 _ limi stock. .' ‘ , worked across to the easverifbside o
It ,bro e out in the three story
woodfii. building on tho corner of Central and Hawthorne' streets. Its floors,_were oil soaked and dry; and the flames swept through it like a
illrme. Fifteen valuable autos were sto 1' iiiiere. tbeirvalue easily aver- aging s thousand dollars each, and
the building and machinery was val
usd lit $5.000. From this building flames' leaped across the street to the Queen llotd, the second largest hotel ln th'e\town. _The guests got out in a
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Hawthorne street and an apsttmeat' house and another double tshtmmty ovuled by the T- B. 'Dame estate, val-
A house in the rear of these, owned by Arthur Rogers, also fella prey to the flames. '
Then the Maritime Electric and Tele
- egraph Company’s building went but
the new fire-proof telephone budding escaped without n scar. , `
From these buildings the dre work-) ed into a barn; occupied by Yarra,
hurry, .but succeeded in saving al- thegrocery man, and this, too, went,
most ' ,their personal edects. The
but not before it had commlmicated
D1‘0\ie\‘wf""w5s"wortll probably $10.- to the rear of George S. 'i‘aylor’s
000. ""'*!‘h!\n" the buildings on each
side df ‘Bib hotel' were destroyed.
ln_’t,l!'e" ` time the fire had also been iv g from the garage against the Win , and burned e. large two
story bifildi " 'occupied by the In
tsril|ltfoli|sl1F&`.l.;rvester Company ld
which there was a lot oil machinery two blacksmith shops and s barnx.
Sparks and cinders, carried before e .PrPf?fi»__‘ie§ .init
tailor shop, and into the stores oc- , cupfed by the Singer Manufacturing Company, and W. A. Lawson. The prln'cii~a1 damage to these buildings
- isthrough water. W. A. Lloyd Por-
feris store caught on the roof_ _several times and his stock 'warremoved in q
' damaged condition. l' -
Other buildings which suffered from
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soiiiifr lu'Iri"-'wrib`i&inLun
Clements' mother, was acquitted of
. _IIURDERER OF HIS MOTHERFmui'rler by B 31117 11010 188|? 1118110- ,
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Rninnlna, col., neo. .10.-william rl. ‘ ,wnospot one killed wil. lla `. , Z1. who admitted killing
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Cash mustdtlccom;
U" P" "nt “mm change hands in the Chriitmhl U90
°h“¢° twmty' industry during the two weeks begin-
Landis, who claimed self defence?
was released on' bail after shootlpx Mrs. Clements. He celebrated hii liberation by sitting on a porch where Clements could -hear him and singing ,".-inother shovelful of earth on mo- - ,thcr's grave." . i`
F0l||f MILLION XMAS TKEES
WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 10.-
About $2,500,000 is expected to
n ng to-day. Recently i=i1° belly P1110
THE
tree was placed under a Federal ban, because of the devastation of the' °gypsy” moth, but Uncle Sam made the provisions of the quarantine so generous as not to interfere with idle Christmas tree trade. '. , The United States consumes about
4.000,000 Christmas trees eV61‘Y Y°3l`» an the demand is steadily increas-
? ordin to the officials of the
ling the subject with a view to deter- mining' whether the use of trees for this purpose is likely *f\\i|°\1i U15 111' tsrssts ol the forests
mgllycl total cut of ` Christmas trees each year yields the owners of the lands from which 111°, "',°°' 9" “nn
$200,000, it ll eltimlted. The diilsrebces in these two pl-leee
the Joint profits of the
and dealers, _minus trsulver-
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Boston. Riclmore West
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 11.- The TORONTO, Dec. 11.--In a collision
(i;!;lVer;lment to-day in the dynamiga between the throagh freight and s,
USP N105' trial pursued the policy oi. Standing one near aubasbins station
questioning the witnesses to discover un the G. T. R., fireman Redpath of
B1, Lindsay was killed and three other
of the Iron Workers’ Union k.new'th`s'¢* firemen were injured.
Frank J. Painter swore that sixty
days M10” tim Hplosion at Omaha, |
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MONTREAL. Dec. 11-The Royal George wrecks investigations nnding suspends pilot Rioux for three years, Capt. Harrison - for ' twelve months ann Chief Umeer Edwards for three months. ,
QUEBEC, December 10-The Royal
George, which was to leave Quebec early yesterday morning is still moored at ‘her wharf in the outer
___.___,__...,i basin. The officers are waiting for
' Captain Lindss.y's finding on the in-
vestigation held last week in Que- bec, If Oaptain_Harrison is de- prived of his certificate, Mr. Ed- wards, second olllcer, will probably be appointed to take _charge of the steamer.
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U 'I N A 'l ‘f .0 f ' i w ,_,;`:.._,.,_"::: on me oi rw- lfwaegiwsa
,ROYA‘L. . ,fcHu0cH|LL REQUEO ARE SUSPENDED, THE nsslonimori 0F.
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bers of its crew on board, the four ‘saidons sentenced to jail being
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TORON"i‘O Dec 11-Presb erians
was discussed but some time will
N the allway. . v ~ §0N.¥‘RéAL’ December u_ The eiapse before a decision is reached. 'resigned as First Bee. Lord of steamer Royal George will ssh lor , ;‘i‘:,;'°g*Y "1 df,':,'°1‘ °:tPg:‘°°»-1\0“1°U
The Royal George has now all mem-f, . ‘ V
re-` »
lleasod by the civil authorities on' ~ 0 0 (Canadian Press) _ ` condition tnst they would rctsm to* (Canadian Press) ' LONDON. Dec. 11-Between Mn
civil Lords and the Sea Loads the
the ship. T-he mst of the crow that; » ~ YC _ -
mu,” to go _to Hugs; “ues-ms from _all over Canada met today is British Admiralty led today to Q. that the Royal George was not safe BC. James Square Presbyterian close the catechism in the Hou!! 'ol' enough to undertake the trip have church to discuss the basis of church Commons, by Lord Chas Bellelorl., cousmted to sau on he.,._ They have' union. ` of Winston Churchill, Fix-st_Loz¢ ,pi bm promised emma my by Viw The document passed,by the gene- the Admiralty. . , `. President Hamm 01 the Cnnadganl ral assembly for the amslgsmmipn. Churchill admitted that V4ee-Abmb
rad Sir Francis C Bridgeman, who
Heli: t int a -a ck os ° “'¢» '° '*°\‘“1'°*1*‘ as tlllex wgecg; congmigloxfaers givemm; “eu It 1' ““d°"t°°d that th”
The government steamer Montcalm
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John I-l. Barry, St. Louis, a mam- Will B¢00mpanv .her as far ss the QUEBEC, Dec. ll-The Royal her of the executive hoard of the UPF" TTBVGTBB B110 B119 WmGeorge leaves for the Halifax drydock A
0 f '__' steam alone from there to Halifax, tomorrow morning. '
;i=» rr! gn .-_:.1
on her own rccognizance.
ued at about $5,000, were destroyed?"
in ,-acc g 0 ‘Forest Service, who have been study-\
The plan proposed is to amend the The first notice they had -of the ac- _ I
18W bl’ 81\0W'i11E U16 0P611111Z 81- €B¢\1 011191111 “'95 8 can f°1` hell’ ”`°m th°,of`Miss Doyle of the North American, 511'. 101 IDS ask him thls question: if chance to "kick" themselvn, butiiidt terminal point of a series of booths Captain WHO WHS 1'-|1911 5011111 11191'-111109 Kenneth H, Ferguson, with whom ds- no representative of any syndicate ae- no one lcsa sight of the het that tlii representing the electoral districts in astern. A plank was thrown to him ceased had been wo;-giirg, G, J, Car- sisted in the sale of the six pairs of sais is an nwmnplishss “sq esggplogg which train employes live. and the boat lowered. The Capt- ver of Carvcr’s Restaurant, Drs, Mc- pups, how was that sale accomplish- agreement gud that ig the main ming The Railwaymen want such P0119 swam mwards the plank but Wm,” Millan and Dorsey who had made a ed? The only a119W°1` I can see to that to Prinrc Edward Island people and
within 9, few (set of it turned on his os ortem examination of the b0dy. question is this, that the name and es cciall to its fox-breeders _ . .,
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with the advertising man thus save disappointment, additional help at this seas
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Already The Guardian has érders on hand to
supply four full pages of advertising for week ending Dec. 14 th.,in both the Morning and Eveningpapers, ill addition to the regular amount now carried.
Two full pages of the above are from one firm
while the other two iplages are separate and apart from any of the pages or a f page advertlsenleilts that have
be _E 8'11_ Y- .
Advertisers wishing to use extra space for their
Xmas advertising are asked to nlake arrangements
ager, early this week, and as it is impossible to secure on of the year. __ ' .
First come, _iirst served.
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- A THECHARLOTTETOWN .Gunn DIAN
Morning and Evening.
- Cirenlsiion-Sworimyéverwl !§llio»M01l1-
retary but di not know tha; gh.; ,,Q,,,,ad,,m press) -’.""~"`~f~ff"~`4""-“""2‘T'T~""T""~`""`-""`f""""""="""‘""'""""""""""'""""""""""`"""""'“""""‘"""" ncanadiangpress)
o e before Asquith was to speak on Home
Rule.
She was later released, as she re-
fused to eat in jail and it was lear-
, ` ed that she would die in “hunger 7 b 5 °f thi’ Allen ‘ - nCanadlan Press) strike ~» 01B11~
; DuBL1N, Deo, 11-In the osse of ` ____.___._ Several others were wounded. 6 the Militant Suilragette, Mrs. Maney _ ` Au9“'H nephew. Wesley Edwafdd..
, , Leigh, charged with tin-owing s pon- . was Sentenced to 21 years-
thei-, at John E, Redmond, the ju,-y , J Governor Mann granted a respite to
disagreed, she was allowed her liberty 1111\1HrY 17 for the enecution of.
~ _-1 ‘- ' _ Floyd Allen and his son Claude who
UF JAMES EDMUNDS
(Special to the Guardian) _ - I ‘-
OTTAWA Dec. 11--The Liberals _
held a caucus today and decided to ”"“'
submit an '°m°ndm°“t t° the House In connection with the regrettable l
on the Navy Bm tomorrow' ' ` _ A and sudden death om Tuesda ni ht
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The amendment will declare in fav ' Y 3 I -*i---_-_ ,-.@,»',i';§. or of the principal of a Canadian' °f Jam” Edmunds’ recmded in yes' `
the Carroll Co. court house an Hills- ville last-March, when flve persons including the presiding judge, the sheriff and the prosecutily attorney were killed b mem er
~ ' differsd as to increasing the pay roll
dlesésigneglizogiroundlng. It is expected Y V/ 0, omcers and men-
AUSTHIA Mil 0 ,
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VIENNA, Dec. 11-It -is believed
that the Austrian government ln- tcnds to close the present session 'df parliament and send the deputies
home as a result of obstruction. ,- »
The committee of justice was coll-
sfdmin the milita bill to com el
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all Austrian males under 50 to per-
wero sentenced to die this week. form manual work for the army- ` _, ,_,,'\ -.-_-_-_-_-.~.-.~.»_-_-_~-ms,._~_~_._,;_._._._._;_.__,,,__..____.____.___.__,_;______,______,_____,1____V______v___V___ ________ ,,_,____; ’ *vi
The? “Y “WY Wm 99° h°“' the 1010110 11'1idW5Y between C8116 Jaiikfbeen at Carver’e restaurant during ~ 5 Sovenmen_t's propcsal strikes " Uldland Cape George, . ithe ev¢,,,1,,g and had an oyster stew, i§e;;_tgll;0i;n edF;1‘11`f1;§1i;l 01388 h(`3l¢€11;1vI;a51iyi 'ever happened for the .fox bulmlelevol ,country six weeks h9nce_ For that, Capt Heather was on the iibboom that on his return he appeared pale Ill i th E th Y Z t t_. ,Prince Edward Island and the person reason the debate will not be allowed repairing the jib which had been £0111 and not in his usual health. Mm, C 1;?) E 11° et 1;‘;P1€?11 11: We 101 if110,who attacks it ie letteckiflz the bil to conclude before Christmas. in Sunday’s gale and in some way-garver ,,150 gave evidence at this seg- aim *;h';’~`°Dn1;’0 15 nchim 1': ous P238 , Zeit asset this li-ttle Island ‘has 'ever
(Special to the Guardian) liost his balance. |510", ghe had observed that dweag. d cis, over 1'; £16 ga E i the|\111d. 11116 I Warn 111111 he will not be
OTTAWA, Dec, 11-A bill vnhlch His younger brother George was be- gd was not looking well when in the ° 1é°“thi “ 0 " “nc *B U 0 50191395, 111 P1111” EdW111`d “|5114
th Ranwa employes ,ow m.ep8,,,,,g dinner and the only t t wor - s I sm also prepared to should his name become known.
ill i, Y B _ _ bvetteti ‘cllanctze to vote at federal eiec- other member of the crew, Wallace malxugguest was adjourned tm 7_3() 30130 il0 be true- F01' tlhe b¢116li;it io! We did not ask for all the flmoour
ea u e ever e s ,ti g
tions came before the parliament this Singleton of Murray River was at just night to, enable the doctors to 9 0 B 11215011. W F , cr' ca seem bound o pmdl ell* way ,,e,,,,0,,_ ,the wheel, perform an ,,_,,¢o,,,,y_ who is trying to prove it untrue. I but suppose we shall have to take it
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At last nignvs session the evidence say let Us “Prose It is untrue- Then so as to allow the 'Kickers' n
THE NEITHER
THE TEHPERITUIE
TIDE. l00ff, ETC.
(Special to The Guardian.) ‘
TORONTO, Dec. 12.--Norfherly
winds, becoming colder with local snowfalls.
T lowest( tem rature recorded
he DU
yesterday was thirty-five degrees 'above zero and the highest was forty-
one degrees above. The lowest re-
corded the previous night was thirty-
opened a day in advance so by the _ » p is m - p y
time the P0119 291191535' C1099 011 E190' \"*°,k ‘Tim “““k- It is “‘;$§°9°Ehh°bW°': was taken. fame of Charles Dalton and his foxes Yours truly
tion day every trainman_wlll have Selied With 11 ¢1`111'11P- V” 9 °°' The evidences of these witnesses, has penetrated Russia alone and un- W B PROWSE B ct had a chance to vote. 1`¢*1°h°d th° “Pi-it “° “M” 0! him apart from that of the doctors, shonq assisted, therefore, the more hgnor - - - 9 Y-
couid be found- ned that the deceased had not bm 111 to Dalton and his foxes. our critics chorlottotown, Doc. 11, 1012. A distress signal was slyen and the his o.....,1 sosltn for some ssys. Mr.
IGETESEHT 0°1'¢11=me11¢ Steam” ‘C°“°f°“°°' Ferguson sein that no asa advises do- " ' '
“YORK SU FFR osmc to tnci sin one towed the sour. c,,,,,,,,d at ,,,,,,,, Tuesday to go home w1LsoN s Na/Iw ésogxlfr N MARCH _| Pewaukee_1. A E Dewar' 2 Geo
"""'V""A""""'A`_'>`A`A:""2"3';""`::'A":::`Tfx' To l“v‘DE cl"-[IL “Ek 2° é°;;"r{g§;‘;§:f:Z|?',’;ther O, the 1111359 '5¢al:’°d '19 h° “PP°“"°'1 “°“'°“s, CO E.__- I 'I Auld. 3 Peter McDonald, 4. B- '-
ap ' f an rem ng' K De 10-Woodrow Lam- 1 "
NEW YORK, Dec. 10-The New unfortunate ' young man with H. F. D,._ ,McMillan gave an exhaustive re- NEW, YOR ' °° S __ _ E_ new ,_ 2 M_ L_
for a votes-for-women amendment Port Hawkesbury where tl:ewl€h<'>I§1‘:1;’1` nmination had been made, the result _in Mmm A Cali for the Emancipw Sta,.k___
through the State Legislature at has been laid up _for the van . Hwy bemg that an om ple,”-,sy condition tion or tl-le Vital Energie of the NE Dewar, 3. A' Eason' 4 J_ A_ An
thm' “xt attempt' are planning 'to returned am°mpanied bv eorge was discovered’ also 8 recent Dum- tion is the sub-title It is a state- (Continued on D880 three.)
iourney on f°°t to the Capital “P ther Jr- 011 Thursday- h, moms condition, that the scart was mené of Mr Wusowé political be_
Albany, preaching their doctrine at Captain Russel Heatgmer wéisainnosz diseased and abno,.m?uyt1\:,.geéh IHB “em .
"ll th towns and villages on the tbirtydiret V091 3" W3 gave it as his opin on a e m- -
° M” of .!‘;§“;’.:.z: ':~‘““‘: °::°° ru. .‘::s..%“:f:. ' ` °°'"'° Effdiioc no
Monday, December 16, and a out wo sllec 0 YO 11 ~ _ t on o e ear . 0
weeks will be allotted for completing cessful pilot at this D011 101 H “"1” cause being _pne\nnonia. ‘
the 150 miles journey- _ _~H§1f_f‘f_§'f§f§;___,v____,__________._._._._____._._._-_._.___._._ DY- I’°1`“°Y °°"°b°"“t°d Dr' lfcxué On, “nt per word ,nh gnu,-“gn
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-I s verdict in accordance with this nnu- pany md” and me W mt m°°°°mm“
mg' ________________ allowed. Minimum charge twenty ~ Mfnard's Llnlment Cures Dandruil. --- ` “V9 “ntl
The winter fruit show, which was
held in the (old rink), Char- lottetown, was brought to a close yesterday morning. A. E. Dewar, president of the fruit growers associa- tion, and C. W. Williams, fruit -in- spector, delivered two excellent and instructive addresses. The following is a list of the prizes awarded 1
Alsxanders-1. S. R. Lane, 2 An-
thony Essory, 3 Hugh Mclvfillan.
Baldwins.-1. A. E. Dewar, 2 Hugh
McMillan.
Baxters.-1.A. E. ‘ Dewar, 2. Geo. Auld, 3 A. K. Henry, 4 Jas. How- ard. -
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R. Lane, 4 Geo Auld. Geo. Auld, ZA. E.
“The annual meeting of the Maple "Leaf Farmers' Institute will be held in Alberry Plains school house Mon day 16th Dec, 1912 at 6 0'clock. If stormy the first ~fine day following.
"The ladies of the Mount Stewart
Presbyterian Church will hold I., grand bazaar, Monday Dec. I6 at six o'eloclr. There will be a sale of fancy goods homemade candy etc. Tea‘.and oaks will also ,be served.
“A Pie Social and Balaar will be
seven shove. At nine a. m. yesterday Blenheim;-1, A, E, Dewar, 2, day the 18th. Doors open at 1 it was forty above and at nine p. m. Hugh Mcmman, 3 M, L, Newson, o'eloek, p. m., Entertainment starts it was thirty-tivo above. Ben 1),vis__1, A, E, Dewar, 2. S, 8 o'c1ock. Admission 10 cents. Ladies
\ The tide will be high this afternoon R, Lone, 3 John Annesr. with baskets free
at 1.45 andftomorrow at $.36; it gmmp p1ppin,._1, 0,0 Auld, , --
' onl ht at 1° and Sat u _.1 3 R Lan 2 °°Queen's Co District I. O G T.
,will be 111831 f B ~ ‘ Golden R sset. . . -’ 0. " - - ~» . urday~mol-ning at 1.08. JM, Howard, 8 Anthony mssory, 4 will meet with the Charlottetown The sun sets this afternoon and to- Hugh Mscl/flllan. ‘ Lodge in Charlottetown,-on Deelith morrow at 4.15; it fill! i/011101101' Tlravsnsteins.-1. A. E.Dewsr, 2. A. at 10 o‘clock a. m. A publlcmeeting morning st 7.34 and Saturday at Essory, 8 W. D. Whitehead, 4 Geo will be held in the evening to which
7_;;5_ , Aum, all are cordially invited. ' ; 1
The moon sets tonight at 7.49. _ lnkermsn,-1, A, lil. Dewar. --- .
There was s new moon on Sunday, Kings,-1, A, E, Dewar, 2, M, L_ °°"Good Cwlm lack no Dee. l it 1.07 p. ln. ‘ Nswlon, 8. Geo Auld, 4 John An Client!" and C Nl' ldvlee il'011\, \ no mot comer of the moon will nm. me hu “ved mm! of mr wwmm ‘ be on Mondsy,.Dec. ltth at 4.46 p. Mann.-1. A. E. Dewar, 2. Jas. annoyance and waste of time and ,
hm. Dewar, 8. S. R. Lane, 4 A. K. funds. I commend theldllil 10 Smith ,
, .- . », ' ~ ' »- , The length of today will be elght\Henry. Premier or the -_ Rbmi, ngton 10. A. '
ill] Dill! lla EVUDIIS o - |595 ‘-“nhl 7|" ` hours End forty-two minutes. - ontario.-~i-. A. E. Dewar, 2. A. Milne Fraser. Halifax, N. B. ll-ullil.
- ' . ~ K. Henry, 3. Ju Howard, 4 John
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TEHEHAN, neo. 11.-c t. 'A 1.- ' ~ 1- '\ ~ __ ,_ ford of the British armyagas bgen _ _ ., _ , She has already been sentenced to inw;'£§§1}2,‘;ILL1:’ Rec' 11185 yea" ‘_': killed by 1;,-ibesmen ‘ five years for attempting to set ilre S d Au ry B ~ ° pen” ty that C _.gif
` ` -` ,t th theatre Royal on the night y “ey en Wm pay mr shocftmg up '
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ill:wiyf:sa;Ee;a(nltd‘;gl'l;1the Borden policy PUGW/\SH» D”,°' 1°'-Pr°b,°b1Y 11011- son yemnanelled the following iuryt I"°t1°i11g a. lei-ter in the "Patrioi'.'s" are not satisfied with the Phil liste- 133%' , ._ L,_,,,,,e~,. Wm ,,,,,m,,,, an amendment ev- bloioao has 6th.;/I town receives such-gn. Henncssey. foreman. B. Large, H. §§B“(§ °f 111° 9111 111°f-- 811511211 bv Mr- ments °1tr\1th.th0ytorce us to tolls iiigi to and ms speech. ‘sms ugh asd int monday elvenlindg l,s,st,Mathe50n_ _ramen Clinton, J_ G_ ‘M0 h. enerosoff, wherein he states that this added honor. Oh well, perhaps it o.
Liberals do not obiect to the amen méenwugssahatnéa genaexssg EI a<;l{'1\;1; Fadyen, M. Hennessey and John Lon- 0? was not respollgsible for the sale is just as well because If-believe that ' _. gan” gm as much as the “nurture ol the sehr vnnicpaéorn bounds Hom Eglly. id After tlxemluro;-vs vger: sworg Bmslxqvalx <1 13 tpupsa to a Bus- the right-thinking People. which in- _ , .mr the ,d“g_.tan,d,ng rehtions bedsydney C .B to Summemide P E ‘Us ev onlie had b s., ar ur oenl an thnC£y:; cllinfltrecen ly ectedi 'by cludes nea.rly_ all Prince Edwlllfd Il- _ ;~'<,.;< t e n Canada and the mother coun-1 ’ ` " , . ' ° ' °"°y’ W ° “ em °“mm°.“ mf ° 5 ef’ °“ Si Ver Blu F01 .lend P00916. 00 l10t 0811! B straw » 'r»
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try _ , overboard about noon of that day. stricken, 'was taken. Without sn ox- and pa,-tial report, to his G°,,,,m_} ,wmj 'O long ._ it Wu emm nd "_, -,
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