i

‘as’ forth notlrng to us but a bitter m", the" I, nmomect whale",

trig‘, n ti

'1 Cheese Shipments

"JVQ‘$PW»~‘F1IIUf--‘r

NotesByTheWay "

Dalton. Plzznlllli, ' ..

l6. Undo,‘ Aqualung l‘

» 0o 1030x110, iDsc. 26.-New ar-

Ia .- A French ‘new’ by n” “me raogementshavs been announced

nil-an. Ian» and run-nu. lilo

A WEDNESDAY, DECEMBR 21,‘ 1922.

o! Coue has succeeded in having by the Canadian railways for the lills name spread broadcast throughighlpment of cheese ln the ordinary

cl-laiarmla over __ hrlstmas onoe more has come "D9116 leaving in its wake plea- t memories and many suhstsnr

gifts, likewise fronts - empty‘ rses and reduced’ ‘bank ac»

irnts. The empty puigntig-pndyt».

ed hank accounts have, how- Ier, to thcre cicdit ‘mach more ‘ an molly could lluy. Friolldsll ps ve been ccincntxsd anew, lltlle has have been ilappy. ends have and

made

remembered Wave belt-ll ‘remembered. Let ‘"101. too soon forget this Christmas gor toosutltlenly curb the Christ=

‘a

as spirit. which walled up so

spnerously" during the pasuwcek. it

mo»? VITAL STATISTICS

A general summer? of the vital

Canada, Quebec being omitted s just‘ been issued by the Do‘ Statistics.

Bureau of

llese statistics lt is encouraging '0 lllild thzlt we are not the worst ff among our sister [lP/‘Vl'11_'t35.

"The number ot living hi:ths in his province In 1021 ivas 2,156 as

- ompmred with 2.301 the previous

, r

ear. The rate of births pi-r 1,000

If population was 24.21

against 25.0 in

‘.920. The province 0t’ hlunitollil llluws the highest blflillPlfl, 30.3 ter 1,000; Suskzltcllcivztn following with 29.7; New Brunswick 20.3‘. be others rzineiug tl()\\'l1\\'1ll‘ilS to 10.3 ill Br sh Columbia. Prince Edward islaliid

The zlvvrzluo riitc for tho

is second ioivcsl. eizllt pruvlnt-<-s' ivils '_'ti.'.l as i-lgillnst ‘Jtil! in 1920.

More than tt-n per rrnl of flll

chllthrcn borll ill the night ilrtililr,

ces tn 1920 tlictl in the first §.".-.ll n; mo {Pills porN-llilttgn was reduc gr] in 11.1151 to 111.8 pvrvctint or 14.802; ‘deaths. in :1 tutill of 11111.97‘! birthi-

of age constituted 21.9 l11"<f“"1 "l all dczltlls in 1921 as 00111111111?“

with 21.4 lll 1920. l

1n Prince Edward Island (he

tleath...rtlte_zlllionz 1n111111§ .1191?“ one your of awe in 1921 was 351-5 pm‘ 1,000; in Nova Scotizl 100.7: tn New ‘Brunsivlck 113.3; 111 0111' am, 91,2; in Manitoba 83; l" Saskatchewan 80$ 111 -'_\ll"“"~*" s“ in British Columbia 511.5. The aver age for the eight provinces was 88.1 as compared with 100.1 in 1920. infant mormlni" shmvs 11 11B‘ creaseforllilill in each of the eight provinces as compared with 1920.

The average death rate per 1,000 of population ill the eight provinces tin 1921 was 10.6: 111 1920 the average was 12.3. NEW Brunswick has the highest death rate 0f all the provinces. it beinfi 113.9 per 1,000; Prince Edward 1s- land! ls a close second with 13.6; Nova Scotia 12.3; Ontario 11.8; Manitoba 8.8; Saskatchewan 7.4‘. Alberta 8.4; British Columbia 8.

Diseases of the heart heads the list of causes of death, liearlY nine rper cent of all deaths helm‘! attributed to one form or another 0f heart disease; cancer comes n“; with 7.12 per cent and tuber- culosis 7.07 per cent.

Prince Edward Island has the lowest marriage rate of all the prqyilnceg, Qylly 5.8 p01’ 1.0110 111$‘- lng mnrrled in 1921, the other pro- Vinces sveraKlnE 11111111111 3-

MADE IN GERMANY

"The Veteran,“ the orziin of the

returned snldilera, complains that the

crowd-inf! out

German goods are flooding Canadian market

goods of Canadian make and con-

“qunnfly gmwd-lng Canadian workmen out of employment. During the war we cursed the Germans, declared‘ we Wflllld 110V" again ‘buy snYl-hlfl! 1118111? ~31! u“ many or sell anything to the Gar mans. They were to be them!

‘ind in nntnrglven memory- w; were quite atncere ln this 41w. well. we are looking for

llll-lilfléfl and enable

.‘ ‘ uqtnaltive province lbut the great aim;

me warm “y propoundlng a cufQ cyllllilrlcul cheese ‘boxes, so as t0 ' . th l for the ills that flesh ls heir to.l“"°“‘ “mmie 1° ‘he "mm °' e r

t nts in transit. The railways Hls method of cure has much tolfggfome “me had bee“ compmw

lewmmend lt- l‘ l9 slmllle “ml “Hug that cheese shippers were be- ls cheap, ln common parlance thelconlilig too lax, factories sending patient cures himself by snyingiout cheese in wooden boxes without

lallythlllgfito hold the lids down. over and over, night and IIIOTllIlIIlHThe resuft w“ “but trequeuny

thmughm“ m“ ‘"11"?! hours’ “llwhen some untoward event took 11m soltlns- llsttar alldullflller-"lplil-ce, tint“ boxes might be tumbli-d We do not doubt that mm». whoiwitll the result that the, lids cume are really ill, and many more‘ wholmf- “mlfh? “Mlle” m“! l” my [he tlillnk they are ill but are not,tllhy|d"§g:ém't'me ago the railway; no. b8 111111111)’ benefited by thlsrself- tilled tho produce merchants llerc treatment, that they proposed to tlcmulitl that these cylindrical wooden cheese

' _l‘boxes must have thoirvcovers fits- our young Of course it will not cure the in went“, with u wire completely em

ilécple m. mm“? 11 llVllll-K lll tllelricurmlle “ml ll Wm not PM °“Hcil't-llli‘g the box. This, they claim- leillllfll 111111 Bllllllll llllyfilfilflllfi 011K011, would not only prevent the lids or the modem m l l tot‘ business. But the treatmentllronl colnng off, thus flirotectrig 111;? an ill! woman 1st _ Jchecse from injury, ut wou il - m make ‘he be!‘ ‘possible barhmay have a very wide and bane 1m strengthen the boxes lhenp filclill effect in the cure of ‘both

. _ _ selves. sflln- w give as little as theyyphl-sichl and mental disordersl

bargains. -We sh-al-l buy in the cheapest. and sell in the dearest market, he it German or Hutton- tot. There ls no sentiment lll busi- lleflfl; there ts no sentiment In selfishness and selfishness ‘is busl Iiess. Possibly lt. would be a hub‘ t6!‘ World if we could. not forzhvtl our former enemies to the bxtnnt 01 11111111118 with them. ‘Certninly- it would he'll! build up our own in-

HOWBVBI‘, this proposition ivus

can and to net all they can, AndrTllnt will largely-depend, liov\'ever,lill1.l9l‘16<l 10 ll)’ 111B Sllllllllelf 0"

r- . ‘ . e. ' lit-on-

go It comes to m” ma‘ we ‘reiupon the nleasum o! mm‘ whichl‘v:?li:lli((l:rld'l“hg1\'etlllllllllzll‘lrllal such

.thc individual patient may pOSBBSEla ruling “qmtg, new, ma; every

_ or which can be imparted tohimflcheese factory would have lo be

llliillS. it is regrettable of IJOUFS-ElFEZll‘ of getting worse is always equipped with ti. special mu-chlille

. _ _ _ _ _ depresgi g 1h ik_ H ‘for wiring the boxes. They also

hilt. consLtuted tls ne mo. i-t can-lgenm Tine‘; )5 S?“ one ‘Jtlargued that m‘, wiring “mum “m not. he helped. g as e contrary

once more buying from the Ger-

,~ lmcct the objections 0t‘ the railways.

It i, t I . _ _ 19mm" Li,” am hope an‘ l"5°°*“"]eltlicr with regard to the lids or'to 8 110 acne in olr dcalzllfifliillhly hound tip together,’ Theselstircilpthcilillg the boxes.

with Germany that this character tare well-known facts. it was not EFFECTWE JANUARY 1

5.1K, “SEW “.8 buying“. discovery Hm n“ Wm“ 1mg- l1nlltll\"lllfl this a conference ivas

mmde 1 ‘ M ‘held between representatives of 800119 abroad that we could “r m" (m; h? c l m it m be the vhccse shippers and the Rutl-

ea l h _ _ _ lnpw" A" that l3 new mill l"? l1"*1‘\\".l_\' Freight Assnciatlollt with the , 5 y "l ‘*1- home lll" 101‘ fimllelsupplictl is a method of wptilyingfrisull that the latter has just pro- ‘lllllknown and nnkntnt-nbln c-dusegcey-tnin weipknowlftruths to mellliulgatctl tlii-Yfolltiivlilig regulation.

we prefer m buy [hegmds ‘vlmicure of disease’ scliedillctl to become effective on

lllzi ulests

Jlillllilfy 1st llcxt. - "1 l .. ' l ~ ll, tlrlr-il WP n _] j l. I , Mm“ who are t“"‘“°"‘lY'll.1' nr'l)l)X(LlS]ell'qllll lnllrtwllikuzftnccplytlli ‘lll llll‘ ' C“ "St " m‘? “m” Teil-‘chronlcally lll arc needlessly (lng- rules named lll tariffs. unless Lllu loyalty. ll‘ we had it our firstpondent of bolng made ‘vgnagflin itops tcovcrsl are closely ‘fitted untl m»... ......,v<>~<>r1 M11‘ w» 11111111" “‘111»'.i.§»"".ii.‘é' .‘~Z‘.;”?.’.T“.‘{.‘L.li’ Q2112... E2111‘? would be was it llialdo in Canada? the Class n! Baum“ who h“ lllll“!1‘li1‘l11il5. \\‘ll‘1‘ 1111118 (1101 11158 1111111 ‘faith -in physicians or rcilievlloswille inch long) or weilgm." I f 1 . . ' This iresulutinn has been fnrivari - mmpiy “ma; M. ‘mum (b005,, m; i:r“g)rs;i?e' ‘Anhfhe “m0 natumlcrl to lllPhVllTlUllS cheese boiirds lii "made in Canada" goods. Calladn ‘w d g or ls cure but h8,Qlli‘ll&'l‘ and Ontario. and it ll‘- _ p llesnr s not the fact. llc niuy have stated _\‘L‘i<ll‘l'(lZly by the ltililwiljv made a fair start in tllc lllzinufar‘ l1 good constitution, n good dgcfifrviglit Assocltliitm tliilt so fair

.7,“ gm- flm; skm-ul treatment‘ but islonly onc olijoctiiou llil(l been receiv-

the foreign trade nlzirk.

question when

Price and quality hcing approxi-

turc. of toys lifter tllt- will‘

mokinglln “hm?” W901i; the citadel 0i’; :\'1)()llj0l',llfi1'lS\\'lll'Q ritisctl Ilythl»

Hlpahh "MY be 51117111! but he lacks: produce nit-n ltrro as to the l'I,'l-Zlllll~

for bzlrgziilis. With (‘i l'il'iil ll w srk- i l ' ‘ lthc hope and courage to flefendiLitltlll-‘i. as it was admitted llint lili- -di-‘i~ previous provisions ildvillltiiui-

since;- tllell wo llavt- l)l1"l

nit-n workilii! li-‘l ti; tart-Ive hours .. . 1"" """‘l" llf‘ Rives himself u 1 - p to

a do)’ and (‘uruitltizln workmen

i

pctoylrith tlivili: tlli-_v can ulliler-l

sell us and. lmvln: tlm huiilicss

‘sillly. lll|1_\' will uigwil lour nliirkcts. ' 4o>__~. _ l

0o THE_Y MEAN rrr 3

i i How is a publicly owned rail-j ;wny t0 be rlln writhout political!

l . C0111-

zlpprtlpriiito to ask ‘how n

‘puny .cou1t1..bc_.rlln witl10lit..irl1er-.. fi-rcncc from the shareholders.

|n public systcnl, to he rlln for ser-l vice rather than profit; if this is not 50' they could be better {lll-l ministered by private hands. But; for the time being they are pub-i, licly owned and a hoard o! direc; tors ‘nns been appointed to ad- in the national in-',

minister them terest. Is this board of directors to he entirely ignored by the new generdl manager?

It was easy for Sir Henry Thorn} lon- to take a. non-intcrtcrellce stand before a Montreal audience. lie may not he able to carry it out. if the general manager is to be the judge of the results as well as the silmlnistrator of system he will truly he a nlntfllfllel in the first decree. Shareholders of a privatc company make the manager's dull 619"‘ .re not tlle|

tll 9

general they want profits. directors of the National lines ap- pointed to lay 1'10"" "m" the pub‘ llc wants“ from the system?

in a recent address in Montreal E. M. MacDonald. M. P-v 101‘ picmm N, 15., made the followin! statement: “The qlwstlon of poll tics cannot be ignored when (loal- mg with ‘the Canadian National ‘Railways. l do not. know if the gentleman who stated that he wmnn keep the national rnilwriys out of politics realized what he was snYlIIB- The Dllllllc- 1111mm‘ taxation, ls all- the time pnyln: for the upkeep of this railway system. and ‘we ‘have to vote the moneys to be used for running the road. and are therefore to some

measure respnnsvihe for‘ the expen- ditures. ‘Phils must be always a

question 0f politics." If the Canadian National 1s to he run exactly an a private com-

ln its being publicly owned; tt milght better be tllfllfld over to the C. ‘l1. lL-dldonetsry Times“

llllg WOFKWIK 40 t-l 4i! hours zi week weltlli» t-lltl which hc illltl his friolldsinlly tlrcczliltitllls to hold the lidsollHvils tllaklilg rculiv truth)’ rm" llifi r1‘- ton, llllt- llilxcs, \Vllll'll caused lllriSPb‘ to “nu-y intp lllotioil pit-lures 111101‘

cznlilot hops: to successfully colll- ‘l'“l'- 1W‘ ltllr- rililwilys and lrcqilclit ilit~nll-l_]m,n;|ry_ whit.-

Dcezlllls of i-llililrv-n under our. 1'11"!" LIP!‘ " Wditjlilotzllrlr tolls lilill he

lll‘il.l‘l‘. hc rviilly fccls bcttr-r my.

111111 h)‘ so much he htlstcnsl

>7 ""‘“ l

fmmk ""m"'l.v is first of all to 211W‘ lllvlll‘ tlntl courage to tlln yin--

llllfll’ (‘Mu afford ‘to 11.1411 better mri-fllvltl, to sulurzltc him with tllc lle-t\v,|,i|,. lnnkjng 5"". that u". cllincry than wo usi- and Ho, pqlJllfll that he will rennin his hililltlniivtlulil ‘lm Ilmmnqteilllllt llo is nlrczltly recovering, And;1'l11‘1'§“ 111mm-

llow can this be tlollri llPltill‘ tllhllt by inducing Ihn pnpin,“ m my: "lm" "ml "V142 "l illll gt-llillg hot] is:

this assurance mid ho glflyq m}

And as lll‘ says tllls llc fools a llllvfltrlcllfie lt llfltqlll llc irllllillli‘ little surer tlliin llcforc. '1'll(‘,l‘(?l'0l‘0“ “PW YORK DOC

what bi-ttcr course ciin llc

tivvrTOur wiirilli nllcn have n reflex action upon oilr thinking

Th0 Nilllflllfll Rllllwfiyfi 1110 llilwizllld upoll the action of our wills.

é-oo

‘Molly have been killed by fczir.

‘Surely it is not too much to he

llevs that many sick ones have recovered under the Influence of hope which is the opposite of fear. All our (lot-tors will agree as to tile beneficial effects of cheerful- 111W- hnlle 111111 1r<1iirn2e in sick room.‘ ‘lope is n builder and a rcslnrer, Fenr is a destroyer. Whemforg hone is better than fear. And in many of life's varied phases, as a man thinketh so he is. Dr. Coup has rendered some service to the world by placing the accent con. 5111011011111)’ on optimism in the sick room and tn devising a pfac. ticiiillle plan by which the patient may lzreatly help himself toward recovery. ‘

Much less credible ls his tilt» 111'!’ that expectant mothers bycf- fort of will, "by constant thinking, or by rel11‘%1'l1l8 1111? formula may determine the sex of their future Olfllllrlng. Doubtless his and siml. lar methods have been tried for UIOUSHIIGS 0f yearn, Qnjy t0 prove a fillluro so frequently as u, pen], Dllstrate their entire unreliability. An approximate equality in the number of the two sexes born in the world seems to have been do. termlned from tho beginning by n m“ “m! l5 lleybnd human power 1° 16118111 or amend.

NEW AMERICAS TAR-Fr HURT CANADA'S TRADE

OTTAWA, Dec. Zfir-‘(lflllllillffl Pllllorts of fnrm products (luring "“""""" ""11 "overrun-r. tho first two months, undnr m, new Amer“? "'1 1M1" 111K111"! simr-oihm m comparison with $17,033,141 In thn corresnnlltllng two mouths n! innt, Your. The largest nirnrp. lfpy" w“ “11111- 11f which limitation bushels :91“ ‘PXWITUWl din-m: Ootobor nnd dolvlemilcr rrf 1922 and 5.806.554

I! m! the uhresptlrullhn two months of 19121.

Thehew American tnrlff cllmo into eifcct on September 22, i922, 181111111? 1hr Place of the Frlrdney flmhrrlcncy tutrlff which htul been in forte» frmn Mny 27, 192p

‘iii-Lil zzThn Mother

ch enpnesa of

lizid ‘bccil Jukvn by many factories to ship their cheese without tillniligz

Vfllliflllrfl to tho i'l'lll.‘~ll‘,',fll‘l‘.fl. The. iicw rlll11, it wilii i-otrsidi-rtetl, loaves: sullimivnl ll‘t‘\\'2l_V m: to iliothodsy: trips. properly lilt-iti-ilt-tl [lll

Geo. slum Has § A Shade ‘On Ty 1

C0bb’s Average! l

2fi~~Geilrggei

till '- 1. ' 1'1.“ i- .-- mm“ m “Dem m0 Wnrds ovenmitfl/[Sislcr of tlit Qt. Louis Allltflfltlh m 5,," rnintmto,

and not Ty Cobb, is entitled to rc- (‘fil-{llllltill as llnlilcr of the highest llnttlug average in the history of tllc, Ameru-hn league, nXllYllllUlllOIl today of the official statistics rc- vezllcd. The Detroit manager's illnrk of .4120 mn-"lp lll 1911 has be?" HNPDKM zenorillly as the lea 2116's hllrli mnrk, while official ro- turtis however, show that Cobb's "P111111 percentage in 1911 ivas A1962 whereas Sislerfis mark rm- 1116 Dust season carried out tllc same number of decimal plot-vs. “'05 _.41-‘l79. thus giving mo. 2183111218 first sucker :1 lllargin, Q1-

From the W. S. Lougon collection

~pO§-OO-O-O£§-OO-§O-G&§Q+O4§4-§-q rue SONGS OF rm: ANGELS

F1" "Way in tile a wlH-"ll the “Dflldflllvllld 00112115111512’ were young. One night o‘cr the plains of Judi.“ A wonderful anthem was sung

Itqfzas 5:118)!’ U10 llllgcls of glory S epncrds who watcher] lhmush the night, T110111‘ flocks as they.

Wnltvtl The llflvellt of morning's light

lloticntly

111111111112 out through tilt. shun. ows of nliillllght There burst forth bright. Thnt nmld the.‘ strange and singing. The shepherds stood trembling with fright.

a, vision so

Blllcnilor

‘bowl-l’ llfiilidllllg. they heard flood tldilnizs ' of 31ml’ "llll 11°00" find good will And tlu- birth of t~nn lm-be ln lht‘.

mun-nor, - » The fi

fivorhfs deepest hopes lo ful;

Never more shall the star nnll l-ln- vision ' To the shepherds or wise-men up- pour, But the song of the alike-ls forevr Pl‘

and near. 81oz on. holy rvmhem of heaven.

Sing on to our sorrow and tours Sin: rim-ice to the heart of the na-

l-‘Wfll/"R ,Wnlrm Fix-terminator puts» It with In roach nf all. and it. can

be got at. any drugglst.

the‘ ‘

‘Sinus on through tho. world fili- ‘

5 dlse, ‘hulldtflss. mar-atom, ell’

,. _ .5111 . . Be rayed Dynasty . , . - H’. h‘, BERLIN ,Delo 26—~_Ka'l11 Fredrick» Nowak. fonmerly the official Aus- tria war correspondent revPflls lll his lbook. “Chuoi-l" 111111 llllllllslmd new and ‘sensational facts concern- ing the Kaiser's cowardly 1111mm“ before his flight luio exile. ‘N0- wak seems tn int-ye that the Kaiser lost his 111111111 coiliiik-lely 111 the last days ot" his rclgu and tllill his owli uroakntss null 111110111111)’ betrayed ‘the nlolhlrcli)" 111111 "19 Hohenzollorn tl,viirls~l.1'- ‘

The autho-r tilsclilsies thut lllB nobles ul‘ East l1russi.-l and the jilllkers 0t‘ Pomi-rhiiizi naked Q1111!!!- (rcllor Mlchuells to illiorm the Kaiser it was their l1l)'11l 31ml patriotic desilrc tllilt llc should ex- pgso himself to tlio risk of ~015Mb. oven-that ho Sllillllll dio on the battlefield lll llllll hour of fate for tlln Fatherland mid the llyilasty. 'l‘ourfu1-ly ‘the Killsl-rjil haul Hr-Yfrll her consent to this sil-ll: lllv UB1’- “lull nobles -nlld .\lll.'lltlttllli’\\rel'i’t ready even to dic with the lulisel‘ in this heroic fzlsliitm.

General Grzr-ilt-r. very close 111 tllc Kiliser, but l'1'1'1‘1‘ll.\' llfihmlll" can Minister of 'l‘i~iili'lt-, (‘Xlldtillld William to <llr=l1l11.\' 1111* ll“"“‘5"‘; Bil-t the Kaisoi‘ blllillllllPtl llils (701111 sel b0 his ilitliuiliv tiilvisers. UF-"l" Ill Von Plesscn turd ticiliriil 311115‘ chall who repl-icil tinG-rflcllvl‘: _

“it is lllllljossllllu w P11111359 111B Mailesiy to sin-ll (lillli-{PT- 'll'~‘ lllll-{lll be killt d."

According lo N'1‘\‘2tl(. Gcilcriii GITULPHGI‘ llopctl lN-ld .\l. lltll V1111 ililldcnburg irouid cor 11 1116‘ Kaiscr to tend his 051F101‘, ll llP-‘ll be. llcciiusc Von lliildcliiuln: 11112111 in hnvn ronlizl-tl whirl tho liaisons duty toward lll!‘ lll-lull" "ml 1'15 (lWll house should h1- ill 51101111" llDllll‘ of distress. llut You llilltl- pnnnrg, says .\-.\v:llt, lizid not ‘the sliglltvs idcu Wllill slit-ll it nll('l‘l- lice iliwlnthuiit ri-plicrl rou11l1l.\"- l

"Gui. tlizlt is illlptlssillltv."

The Kulscr \\'v|Il lo lll!‘ liut no‘. 'to'd':<‘. llc went to r1118:

lr..‘

vie“1hi5 nrniirs which wort‘ filllillglvi-ll ilpvn it»; sczlstln on llcc. 2S

in pieces, 'l‘lli~il lll“l1‘l‘.1\|Si‘(l tlllif‘

ti)’, cvcil when Phillllll Sl"ll“lll“'l'l*

lnrilln, lfliflltrl‘ ‘of lllt‘ uhrmiui 9-101111- rm l"l'llll““lt1illil.\' I'll “mmsy m sltflVl‘ nit" illt‘ rcvllllll-lllllif-l-i :1i"r1i;:itioll. The St. it’ tllc Kaiser \\‘(‘lll oi his ouil iiPrltn-n" wit] ' isfllllt‘ (llltiltl-1 lllilli-riill E probabil- BAR HIM FOREVER FROM A l-‘l't\’ll‘l'lt'illll. htlil Eilflill‘ \\‘.idt1 pECENT SELF RESPECTING :l_\1n]“\'>lvin(ll. “rm in. Sm.“ wnm~inq ni-llrkli-xflil for vessels to ltrillg llIPlTIdiSOr-dgfs of rdignsunn that St. ‘Noiwtiiltitilis iiro ll1l(l(‘l‘\\'1l_\’ tollnvo 511111 ~1 tcrliloriilll ivutcrs. lbrc Zlirrllflri" tllosv mun ml llflllll for tho (llwll-l i-oniwlihll. llLL! grime or tllo s

.sLs [ll-olllisi-tl ilh- l.lll(‘l'ill ‘ Xfllx ‘of ‘Btlileu tllut 1111 would do ills

cord . _...¢¢>-—~+-

PUBLIC IlOS ANtlldhl-IS, t-Qn "Fzlt,ty“ ‘l\l‘lllll‘ltlt*,

lIl1-lllllll‘l'.\' of i711‘ hos AIIgQlPS illHlTlPl Pcdclwllitlll ill’ Wolllt-n's Chills hlulnulii-vd 1111*)‘, (‘Ullltl “not lW-vvtlt‘ fioill llll‘ll' position" to his llltllltl, i.‘ Afli-i- Will ll. llziyi-s Iillllill‘ lit-ad of tllc tnoiioll pictu lllflllfi‘ M’ try, zillllnullrv d lir-ri- yv-sli-lwlill‘ 3H tliilt. Afntlzlljlill‘ iliigllt, llllVl‘ .'iiiilllli-i- \

yi-llallit-r» to ‘lllhlii 1.1111111. 'l‘ll<- l.o< .‘\il- v

gull-s ilislfivl. lllllllVPll :1 l"“l\lll|ln 1' loll zlffirulinl: It tin-villus ollt- on posing his I'll-Itl)]ll‘.ll‘illl('t‘ ill pit» till-cs, . , _ Mrs, J. f‘. lir-plllairi. |ll'11'~‘.lll(‘lIl. ' of the district. Rlltlvil lllllt zll». though Arlmi-klc, ill his lliird trial ,

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SYDNEY. N. 3., Doc. 20-—.\l|l{ A llcrst absolutely rotllscs to coll? sent to either Stellnrton or Ni-iv, (lhisiznvr quitting tho nnilriltintlj/i schedule to play with S_vdno_\' lllltl; Lilacs Buy, according tn n wn-tr ye. celved here from i1‘. P. Cor- nilcr, Secretary of tlto Independ- cllt llr-ugile. This qllllsllns tho last}, hopc of getlng a third tczlm inuri,‘ the Cape Breton Pro league whit-hf“ will now develop llito ii straight (‘fIHlPRL between S_\'(lllt‘y tint] ‘ Glace Hay.

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