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_ ________ Lieutenant-Governors And Entire Member- . ship Cfjfhree Maritime Legislatures T0 o. _,Be Guests At Tor onto During Exhibi- ,1' tion.--Empire Parliamentary Associa- tion Will Be Present-Unique Scheme y For Advertising Maritimes. "mtttﬁofaiif? tenilnt-Govemors and the entire nrcmbe ship of the legislature of the

Maritime Provincesare to beguests in Toronto for three days during

interpret the Maritimes to Ontario and also interpret Ontario to the Mil-Plumes. but feel that they need the personal assistance of represen- tative Maritime mcn, actively giving leadership in the Maritimcs at the

Imperial Conference

(Canadian Presa)

LONDON, July 18.-The Daily News saym-A combination of circumstances will prevent the Imllerial Conference-which should have taken place neat Rab-from meeting until 1930 at the earliest.

_The General Election in this country and the elections in Australia and South Africa will be mairiiy responsible for the delay.

Wren the Conference meets again in London. therefore, it is possible that a. different party may be in pelwer, the newspaper says.

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Vice-Regal Party "

liN Bill . WHEAT Unusual ltwssian De- mand Indicates Fa- mine - Expansion for Canadian Wheat

in European Mark- ets.

(Special to ti-e Guardian) OTTAWA, July 18.—For ayear at least Russia will be an importer in- stead of an exporter of wheat. Dur- ing the past week, 8,000,000 busheisi. of foreign wheat have been purch- ased by the Soviet government, and

(Special to the Guardian) EDMONTON, July l8.- Excellency Viscount Willingdon, Lady Willlngdon and party left by special train for the north- land late last night to spend a week in the Peace River coun- try. They will proceed as far as Fort St. John, travelling by train, steamboat and automo- bile, returning to Edmonton by

July 23.

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Case of Two Young Scgtsmen Attempt- ing to Steal Ride

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Two Young Men, Howard Hill, Supplying At The Presbyterian Church And George

H o m o provokes Harris At The Anglican Ch urch Are

Wrath of Judge - Drowned While In Swimming Yester-

inswsied i" Par- day Morning.-- Both Bodies Are Recov- lamen .

OTTAWA, July 18. — The at- tack of Judge Chouquette on the Government, with special reference to two young Scotsman charged bc- fore him with attempting to steal a ride back to Scotland on board the

the Canadian National Exhibition, is the ambition project announced by the Maritime Provinces’ Associ- ation of Toronto. The empire par- llamentary association is scheduled to be in Toronto about the last of August, and it is planned to haye the Maritime Provinces’ representa- tives present to particapite jointly

present time. Nothing similar to this has ever been attempted. but it is believed that it is being done by the Toronto Association to make it a success and will be well repaid. The honorary omcers of the Assoc- iation are all well-known Maritime men: Honorary President, His Hon- or Lleutenant Governor Ross; vice-

most of this was Canadian wheat enroute on the Atlantic to Liver- pool and was diverted to Riga. Also there has been purchased direct l.- 500,000 bushels from the wheat pool to be shipped from Vancouver to Vladlvostock and the Black Sea The bulk of the wheat is no. 8 nor- thern. Soviet agents have also ask»

VAUATES PiiST IN PALESTINE

(Canadian Press)

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(Special to the Guardian)

, MEXICO CITY, July 18.-Presl- ‘dent-Elect Alvaro Obregon of Mex- ico, called “Lucky" Obrcgon because he had so often escaped death on the battlefield or by assassination

Minnedosa, is the subject of dis- cussion in Parliamentary circles to- day. According to the Department of Immigration there is farm work in abundance in Canada, and no reason why an able bodied mun need leave Canada for lack ol work. There is no report on these specific ‘cases.

in the entertainment that will‘ be provided by the Ontario Govern- ment. the City of Ontario, Lieut- enant-Govemor W. D. Ross and many of the leading clubs in the city. Invitations have been sent to the Lieutenant Governors, all the legislature members. the presidents of the Maritime Provinces Univers- ities and representatives of the As‘- sociatcd boards of trade and of the press and it illoexpected that pract- ically all will accept. Special trains have been arranged for and well- considered plans are being made to make the occasion memorable. Not the least interesting arg the courte- slea which the directors of the Can- adlan National Exhibition plan to extend the Maritime guests -during their three day visit. jThe Maritime Provinces Association now number- lns more than 000. has been inter- esting itself in encouraging Ontar- io firms to look to the Maritfmes for large supplies of the produce of the grit‘; factory, ﬁction andforest.

n . ., M8118 lliﬁflilture tntendedblfi bring grime to Ontario u" $11511!) _, thebfﬂrftlnlels are lrwklnll an the om contribut- ions they can e to Canadian in-

presidents, Sir Robert Falconer; Most Rev. Archbishop McNeil and Chancellor H. P. Whidden. The ex- ecutive committee consists of rep- resentatives from each of the Mar- itime Provinces, with George H. Sedgwick K. C., president. and R. W. E. Burnaby. Chairman, Vice- Presldents (N.S.)—E. M. Saunders; (NBA-Dr. Horace L. Brittain; (P. E. I.)-G. Frank Beer. The treas- urer is M. Stephen Brennan and the Corresponding Secretary is W. D. Rutherford.

REPLY civil iiillissilloil ii oiilllii

(Canadian Press) TTAWA, Ont, July 18. — The

LONDON, July J8. — Field-Mar- shal Lord Plumer, as already an- nounced, is to vacate the position of High Commissioner for Palestine and ‘Trans-Jordan. Lord Plumel‘, who was 71 in March. is well re- membered by Canadian Veterans both of the Great War and of the South African War. In the war he commanded the Second Army dur- ing some of the most eventful op- erations on the Belgium Front, in which the Canadian Divisons were involved. The Field-Marshal always had a good word for‘ the Canadians. He had Canadian troops with him almost all through the war. The 2nd Canadian Casualty Clearing Station operated with the 2nd Army, on the Connought lines. near Poperinghe,__for two years. When- ever the Canadlans scored ill the dog, heart-breaking contest, the first telegram of congratulation would almost invariably be from the rugged veteran in command oi‘

when two Canadian’ divisions ac- companied the 2nd Army across the Rhine, General Plumer took the salute cf the 1st Division on the

the 2nd Army. rn-ols final advance .

ed for harbor facilities for ships for grain during the coming months at Montreal. This clearly indicates conditions in Russia, and gives: ample corroboration of famine re- ports from that country. That Russian conditions will have a political supporters at the marked effect on Canadian wheatlgown o; goo “mo; no“ Moxloo Prices 1s recognized here. and Wl11,City at 2.20 o'clock this afternoon. probably increase Canadian wheat pence 531d tonight, that the Moos- EXPOITS l0 Italy. CZe0h0-$l0VllIl-ﬂ.lsinatlon was only one of a series Germany and other Ontlhenw Planned by which a number of the European wllhtrles- The RUB-Slﬂﬂlleading statesmen of Mexico were ‘dgmaléldolfor fwltigat it attigisbutgdhgg to have been removed. e r v o e peasan a a Soviet control of crops. The peas-’ ant now grows only for his own use andnfamine conditions are the re- sult.

ldied violently today. Like so many ,of those who have been lpresldent or have headed governments of Mexi- co. he was the victim of an assass- ,ln. when he was shot down as he rat at a banquet given him by his

assassin known as Juan Escapulario was captured. almost torn apart by maddened friends of the slain Gen- eral and taken to jail, where he confessed his crime. (Canadian Press) MEXICO CITY, July 18. - Feli- eral district police this afternoon arrested and held for investiga- tion Ernilo Casado, proprietor of the restaurant where General Obregon waskilled at San Angel, and all l2 employees of that place.

McKenna Was Outweighed But J Won Handil"

(Special to the Guardian) CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 18. —- Jack McKenna, Sydney middle-

Canada under false pretenses, it is pointed out, the Government runs

for farm workers and domestics, and there is ample employment in both fields.

ed that nothing is being done bring Canadians back from the United States, when as a matter of fact, it is claimed more Canadians are returning than before. One of the cﬁticisrne of the Department

lian, one time pitching ace of the DElFOlt Tillers. died here today of cancer. lian was a member of the Detroit Club in 1907, 1908 and 1909.

So far as people being brought io

no advertising in Great Britain save

Judge Chouquette also complain- to

FORMER PITCHER DIES

(Canadian Press) DETROIT, July 18.—EdWB.l‘d Kil-

He was 51 years olcl. Kil-

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dllstrial life. Members of the Mar- itime Provinces Association are un- dtrlﬂklna this project in a spirit of loyalty to the provinces of their birth. They are able to do much to

Annollnoements. _ Coming Events, ,1 Meetings, Etc

i "ROBIN HOOD now pro-

curable in Gingham or cotton bags.

All Grocers. 7-1t-tf.

“Special rhow Georgetown Fri- dlv. ~ ‘8885-7-17-31. "Reserve Wednesday, August 15. for tea party at 8t. ‘Teresa's.

"Come to the Ice-Cream social at liazelbrook Parsonage, Thursday "rains. 6945-7-18

on. delivered with two out in the

Prime Minister's office anniiunced today that the Canadian note ac- cepting on behalf of I-lis Majesty's government in Canada. the revised proposals of the United States for n multi-lateral treaty for the renun-

Suspension Bridge at Cologne. while the 2nd Division marched past Sir Arthur Currie on the Bridge at Bonn. o

Lord Plumer. as already mention- ed, commanded Canadians in the, South African war. He was one of

weight fighting under a severe handicap by conceding his op- ponent Stubby Noble elcvcn pounds, surmounted that obstablo lll heroic fashion by disposing of hlln in the third round through the knockout

ciation of war had been handed to the United States Minister on July 16 and would be made public at the same time as the British reply on Friday morning next. As Canada has diplomatic relations with the United States her reply has been handed to the United States Minis-' fer here.

Ruth’s 36th

(Canadian Press)

"Ice cream social and dance in Mitchell River School, Cardigan "Ooh. on Friday, July 2o. l

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"The adjoumcdlneeting of the Mermaid congregation will be held In the Church, Monday, July 28st 7.30 to deal with cemetery matters.

"Annandaler Hall Monday. show Ind dance. 6885-7-17-31. '

“The Dental Office of Dr. Ayers is closed until Aug. 2nd. For 8P‘ Dolntmenta ring alt-L. s‘

"Come to big lawn party at West "l" Brim minim. my mh. Band and other amusements galore.

hes and other refreshments.

ninth and Combs and Koenig on! base, enabled the Yankees to nose Quebec- out the Whitesox 0 to 8 here today

n the opening game of the series.

Chicago has yet to win a game lit the Yankee Stadium this season.

Famous British Athlete Engaged’

(Special to the Guardian) LONDON, July 18.-The 618389‘ ment of rd Burghley. Cambridge ’ Univcrsit team hurdler. to Lady Mary Mont- aguc-Deuglae-Scott. the 101111" , daughter of the Duke of Bucclevch was a. oulrced today. It had prev- iously been rumored that Lady Mary

Prince Henry. Her brother. Lord,

William Scott, was an alde-de-camp. ‘

route ailter subjecting him to a

U. S. Coastguards‘

HIS MAJESTY RECEIVES BYNG

(Special to the Guardian) LONDON, July 18 -- Lord Byng, Commissioner-elect of the Metrop- olitan police, was received by His Majesty the King today at Buck- ingham Palace and remained for

No Longer Work In British Waters

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Yesterday morning a sad double bottom doubled up. as 611011871 b9 drowning accident took place near were the victim of o sudden cramp. Alberton. when two young men. At the time the bodies were Divinity students supplying in local found the tide was out, so that churches lost their lives. when the fatality occurred there

The young men, Howard Hill and must have been ten or twelve feet George Harris, who were boarding of water at the place where they at the home of Mrs. Captain Lark- were swimming. , in. left between 9 and l0 a. m. to go Both of the young men were for a swim in Dock Creek, about about twenty-three years of up. one mile away. As they did not re- Mr. Hill, who had been supplyg turn by 12.30 p. m. Mrs. Larkin be- the Presbyterian Church for came anxious. Accordingly she past six or eight weeks has hi! notified a neighbour, Mr. Fred‘ home in Missouri. He was a student Hardy. Customs Officer. at Princeton University. Accompanied by others. he went Mr. George Hairis was an under to the shore, where they met an graduate in his third year at King's Indian of whom they inquired if heIUniversity, and had beerrconduct- had seen anything of the missingiing the services at the Church of men. He told them that he had not. England during the summer. Re but said that he had seen men's was a native of Halifax, where his clothes on the bank. Iwidowed mother resides.

A search was made in the creek. The Coroner, Dr. C . n of near where the clothes were lying,lO'Leary. decided that the drown- with the result that the bodies of ling was accidl-lltol, and that an in- thc young men were discovered at quest was unnecessary. The indie! about 2 p. m. in seven feet of wateltlof theyoung men are lying in Bow- Harrls’s body was ﬂoating in tlrc,ness's Undertaking Parlors. Bum- creek, but Hill was lying on thqmerside. They Will b8 dBBPBWlIBd W their homes today.

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Princess Aubrey, Bin gen Aubrey And Worthy Louise Were Winners. Track Record Broken. y

.-____._._._____.__. St. Peters Bay went on the map ing on the lovely program provided. yesterday with a bang as a racing] Sharp at two o'clock starter Ed centre because they provided o. pro- Acorn who handled the classes vary gram as good as advertised and admirably, calledlout the 2.20 trot- probably better. The grounds were ters. Five of them faced the start- attractive arid the race track—well, er. After ﬁve or six scores they got: '

WlllS Game ovEB

NEW yoag’ July m’ __ Babglﬂ telegram received from Dr.

. _ c l l i , cbcc aviator, now.on Ruths 36th homc run of thc seas mlrleiguﬁlﬂlslexd preparing for the transport of the famous fplllllﬂ u‘

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BISHOP DIES

(Canadian ' PMS!)

the few generals under whom there happened none of those "regrett- able incidents"-as the War flee in those days was wont to term ldownright reverses.

Bremen Sale From Marauders

(Canadian Press) EC. July 17. --— The Trans-

Atlantic monoplane Bremen was - not raided by souvenir hunters and nothing was taken from it, so statis

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terrifie lacing in the three sessions. (conadlon moss) McKenna waded into Noble vici- MIAMI, F‘la., July 18.-Terminat- ously at thc beginning and neverdon of the agreement under which ilowed his incessant attack for a|United States coastguard boats moment. Cruel left hooks and vici-lwere allowed to patrol waters of ous right hand smashes slowed hisﬁritish possessions oﬂ the Florida heavier opponent until a terrificlcoast in search of rum runners be- right on the chin finished him com- came known today through a letter- pletely. McKenna scaled 154, and from the state department at Noble 15g Washington on record in Federal district court here.

WHAT IS VIRUNG Willi CANADIAN iiililliillilliiii Commissioner David Lamb, 0f Salvation Army, InEmpire Reyiew Discusses

some time with His Majesty.

Crqwder, Toronto, was today re- elected Prcsident of the retail mer- chants Association of Canada. Tile election was held at the convention in session hero today.

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wave continued unabated today af- ter a maximum temperature of 8'1 degrees yesterday. Two deaths were reported and five people were over- come.

CALGARY, July 1B.—Rlght Rev.

and British olylnolc /'

Scott was likely to be bethrothed to . A

Cyprian Pinkham. for forty years Anglican Bishop of Calgary, died at his residence in Calgary shortly af- tcr ten o'clock» this morning.

Canada’s Immigration Question.

18.--Wh t i ears of age, was convicted when a Dglwh‘ lnllzrbation? asksaComf ghild of elevcn-and-a-half of thiev- missloner David Lamb, of the Sal-Ilng and sleeping out: (s) aired 81X; vation Army in this month's Em-‘tceh. when 918M W55 cmwlcmd ° pire Review. Commissioner Lamb Ei-Bﬂllll! @888- says Canadian thought is lafﬂelyi “The” i‘ wmm“ has m mm“; B’ Inﬂuenced by cconomk, room, and Journey of some miles to meet an “ma, consldemﬂons'_ nowhere unknown man (Government inspec- po th Em ire so sharply or m?» Wm’- bY me ‘"555 must has nev’ 5112311; degnedind a strange conqler been overseas). and for identifl-l lk i "n13; ggtsopgywgggrggggnegg lfilft“ol’l‘i'é°if.itii‘it“.§¥‘°€..Z’.‘?......‘; c e .

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i -—<o>_-___ RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT

(Cafiadian Press) REGINA, SABK, July ll-J. T.

HEAT WAVE commons

(Spccialvto thc Guardian) NEW YORK. July 18.-The hoot

the excellent time made in the dif- ferent classes is evidence that it was yesterday the fastest rural track in the province. The Chree heat plan won many more friends because ev- ery heet brought out a thrilling contest and there were no exhibi- tions of racing between dead tired horses. Three heats ﬁnished each race and the whole program was through and everybody ready to leave shortly after ﬁve o'clock. The tables were well patronized and sold out signs on the refreshment booths evidenced that there was plenty of business doing. Secretary Quiglcy and his partners worked hard, advertised well and gave the horsemen good treatment. so the classes flllcd well and the subsc- quent racing will go down as some- thing to be remembered by those who witnessed it. We must men- tion an attraction that was greatly appreciated. namely, the Legion Band of Charlottetown consisting ol

under way for the ﬁrst heat. Prin- cess Aubrey straightened out to the lead and maintained it nicely to the finish, Briar Mac being the only opposition worth while, ‘I'll: Pup third, Watts Edlilllll and Cap- tain Jackson fourth and ﬁfth res- pectively.

Second Heat. Princess Aubrey went away fast with Watts Edition trailing Briar Mac. At the half Watts Edition was in second place. Briar Mac third. The Pup fourth. This was maintained until the home stretch when The Pup came through fast, ﬁnishing second place. Briar Mac third, Watts Edition fourth. Third Heat. There was nothing w it except Princess Aubrey. Briar Mac tried hard to get to her fut faded so badly at the home stretch that The Pup came through to beat him for second place. Watts Edl-. tion was not himself yesterday. he could not get trotting right. If he had been we think he would have

over twenty pieces. They showed clever training and rendered beari- tiful music, many people remark-

givcn Princess Aubrey a wonderful race as he is a fast horse and has wolr some big stakes in thc U. B. A. Captain Jackson although not shar- ing in the money distribution. spoiled no scores, got away on his stride and considering that trainer Boutillier has only had hlrn for a short time we think he made a good showing. 1t may be mentioned here that the first heat was in 2.16

MANY i) NOISELESS fYPEWmfER ls oeeitbfso‘

BY A CARL 5 11-2 and thelsccoeid iéitlléiéhlaetter-

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WEARWG A -_ _ ord which was made by Acaclaville DOZEH if‘. last ycbl- and was in 2.1a flat.

,3 2.24 Pace. This race was suppos- BRHCELETS -. ed to furnish the lil-cwcm and it did, at least it upset a great many

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"one "mm?" “l 1°’ “mmplm no,‘ would have but for the first’ heat Club u“; h“, no; o“, m of the fifth Marquis o! EXQW- the the early British settlers? Why do‘: the Canadian Immigration Inquiry \ a requiem} p, ‘o a ‘n; w)“, hereditary Blind 11mm" i“ “a: Canada appear to be lukewarm 0? will have had under consider-attics (C tinned on page 8) “°°”‘""“"'“'°'- ?.'l“ﬁ“b.§i7§"t3“ti "S? étlllmio $l°..“i'.“§.‘i“m°'.i§°wln”“ll¢“§e'i“l§- ih"'“ci¢.‘"?h"n“2$' 3.531135’. (3th - - ---2i .'.. ~ . l l“ ~¢*-.~=.._ -- °°°°' " M m" “.“.l'$$§...b. ... .. mes-s ~ *"=..="'-~r"..::“.: “"§“°.;."‘i.'§“...’.§‘.£i‘€f.f.; . . A “m.” no" m“ u, o, h,“ on of the ignuge o . pire on the Ameficlailiitifkalz-Ii-u ‘hobo w m page" but he and ms condonud 3pm,". u” ‘"‘-'"l°°" "f "l! Wh- W “l” Ohm“ ' “nu”! m“, 'f i1 ma n tick ti t a cost of lATi-te iiictul-eaqug 1mg l "gym 09o. -"-""°"i' has done for generations-in Que- Am y y ave e t; I d . TORONTO July larmmune’ , Dar word. nat~ “m! . hm ‘vim/mo dovolopmon; o; the $55, ffohe is to work on e andan Prom the lire of a schoolboy at r each insertion in this eohurur. Mills. Dancing lﬂd IWIN- . not m m Eton when a l to m I moderate southwest winds, mostly 0W0 Ind enjoy a purulent after- y . Prune Prwmw" hmmw" l‘ l‘. “m” Hon M, Amen, m, soak aristocratic Ermlmlmdlrgkeisgs lanedo fair and warm. Showers or thunder- GOQO-O-OOQ Q. m“ 1' P“ "l" l"!!! - Dgfends Tl i316 _ - ». ,";ﬁ",§,,""‘,‘.‘,‘,';,§’€,'§;,;;‘,‘,}“.,f; 221mm of State la. Dominion Affairs. cation, m the rough lot of miner “m” l" i‘ ‘°“'1°°“m'°“- "’“""‘"""-‘—‘ ' 747'“ - uqor43¢nqggl caeiﬂotrlvanﬂtrau- mmkm no long" mt with memes just returned from visiting the the Canadian north country, is a Lzlgaglnzllarla ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " 88"“ “mo!” com!” n3’. '-* "Niluﬂ-‘IQIOTG- lol- the urns romm. MONTH“- ""1"" "m" ~ "*4 m‘ province ovouebec. or. indeed. ln'°""‘“ °°"“'“°“" " ‘i “m” “Y m‘ “"“"' "Mm" " m“ Em‘ Quebec cloudy y 76-68 null-lea cattle asunder. inv- "" B1»: m» or P. r- 1 nuh- my 10-4.» "Kid" “"- °’ “°“' E'“mby°°m'$“"' was $5313 "ls W'- h M “M11 b em” ﬁliilg-"iﬁ iﬁﬁi°ﬂsﬁﬁf°dii iZ"i§."§£'?.°'-. monetize: wl-rlehem ‘iii? 313 1 lie-w m a ' ' '"“'°“- "'1 "l" PM! "' lml- "°""“°‘l'“‘ ‘m’ " mum‘ l” all m u» ' no was Pll- i“'"'°‘°"- l" m" ‘hi’ m‘ 1”" well known objections and recos- of a Blrvernor-Itnerai This o the mum cldldy . 76-60 hmlaob week t-ule n weight champion 0' °'“'F“"' "7 Qmnuontr-eil in earotCoti- Swim!’ “"1"” ""“"'1""" “inure difficulties and prepared to experience m: which ‘the Hon Ian Bt- John - ‘ll-M "WT "7"" - niribitlon. rm: an will M iwldlnr vb Foley of venom If udfmooo, 1m, ml a cadet at °°Y'""'"°° ‘i’ "m"! m" 1mm" "ﬁshy until those Lamont and dif- Baird (lbov) has again come m Boston fair .. . oo-vo W" W! In!!!“ Ill" will?! "We Public - - a am m their ten round v » x, _ tiers to the dominion. ﬂcultlu have met and over- o ' o New rm no 80-70 "m- Finder Polo-n . later. o m, my“ unitary age, ng been anada. 1v years ago this young lI-r-l-l-rl. rbiv W‘ m” “w” n '11“ a stun Ontario. m l or i mnr- "°"' "P" "lwtm" mwhlnm come? Perhaps the Government lslmen rollhed it in the Kirkland Rich ride this momma at 1m "'4- "it s. - ""- . a? "id 3"“ 2m‘ 0211x1371.’ min-gee, .. _ ~ a Dutch" W‘ “W” “will ll. 9*“ new prepared to-glve Lord Ilontnke District. He ha; just emcee and tonight at 12.45. a Oolne to St. will?!» Jill? mtiibr-‘Wﬂimoley ‘Mm the m, ioa1mioigngrg lyerlizglrndllﬂlt! IMMWWMW ‘t: giobneoeaaary authority. If not, why mart-fir ‘glperiduhla ‘yéoatlon "inuck- mﬂunwsetr thfr evening at‘ and - l; lopod W999- .. - - " a in a Quebec d as marrow a . , ' u: mo}: dilvlll alto o . . Prornil!) Quinta: (c) omen plural: (d) (Loni m», under-recretary m- Ontario. ru u new an 01mm It}. 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