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MON DAY

DECEMBER I6 1912

F1881' or ALL"

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fart of_His Head Was Blow 1 Off., His Young Brido Recover E

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f BEL1'1EVILLFl.1’Dec.`l5-) bid Wen.

nllnli nu

Sllllllllill lll BE INCREASED

Il In View ofthe International

Situation at Constantin-

ople , ‘

(Canadian Press)

_man a larl¥1¢1'_fn Rawdon township BERLIN' _Dem 15_N°“dd°“t“°u° “'11”

committed - suicide after ntgompun

gememc zeltulw HBYS that further

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,to_ murder him-fifteen year old bride. _strengthening of the German arfmy is

'She was so badly won ii

inevitable in view of the internation_

~' ~ ‘ ll cd .tl.]8,\', she cannot recover. al situation at Constantinople. The

f_f Wellman borrowedn shotgun from a

I`el>0rts of the Turkish victories nobr,

neizhboc-and entered his wlle'o bed- -‘anim resulting in the deetruetion oi-

YUUUL Wlwre sbs was lying ill ‘ and

Wed point' blank a.t'her head,

2"' 'l`b° °!1_v-fse destroyed the eight or

one aye. uurried away a portion o

the Greek motmtain buttery was offi- "°l“UY confirmed. v

i QUICK HANGING AT

-the roof of the mouth und lunoclvrd

_ MONTREAL JlllL

out several teeth. l_:Welltuan reloaded the un

IZ .tied the

trigger and discharged it with his

foot. Part of his he d hi died inutantly_n was ow" °"

§unls nal;

' ll PATEHSUN

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. (Canadian Press) - , -

--¢-_ :

MONTREAL, December 13- Pro-

testing his innocence to the last ' Antonio Farduto went smilingly ti;

the gullows this morning, and in the

0081 iuill Daid -the extreme penalty( Of _the law ‘for the murder of Louis H0*-te. Wl10Sc body was found early last July, with the head' almost severed, behind o. stone pile in the north end oi' the city. Thirty seconds after the young Italian had ,left the Jail door, he had crashed

p PATERSON. Doo. 15.-sovéral' through the eeofiohrn trap

important business blocks were burned diere this afternoon with a ions of n

_llundred thousand. lu Joseph Pupp is in a hospital with

‘botlrlezs l»ro‘<cu, which lniui was

_ _ _-y

received in jumping from the third Door window. ,

WANT ACTUAL xluo.

MUNJC H Bavaria Dec 1;i_

" r i 1 . The _demand for an actual king, ii-,nteod oi the shadow of a monarch, is apr.-nd.

'|58 Widlilll- in Bavaria. The clerical newspapers in close touch with the Bavarian cabinet today join the Lib. eral newspapers in' urging the new prince regent to assume the crown as ilfzudwig eII. The change would _A in.

,tivlve Cbmplicaited ‘consti tional al-

‘ ations" b`ut the most dgicate oin

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mdounection with the matter is, ac- ‘vdording to acquaintances of Prince

liiudwlg, the finding of it editable form in which to communicate the popoim- -wish ,to the regent himself. _»,%.Tl1B Nachrichten, the most influen-

door and five minutes lat- " Hangman arthur Ellis had out him down. Fully five hun- drcd.pcople, many of them women and children, viewed the ` gruesome spectacle from the windows and rooms _overlooking the jail yard. Sheriff Lemieux was beseiged with requests for permission to view the execution at close range, and this morning ten dollars rental was paid (ur windows which overlooked the jail,

WILL BE WELL CELEBRATED.

LONDON, Dec. 12-Although the

strictest Hevrecy is maintained regard- ing the detni1_s_ of the scheme pro- poun-ded by the British committee for the celebration ol the Anglo-American peace centenary it is certain that these will' be disclosed by-.Earl Grey at the inaugural public meeting of the British committee in the Mansion House on next Wednesday.

The. fact that the committee is one

,fin newgpaper in' Bavaria says* that of the most representative over known

ilzrsocszreasons otetnte oletate that *_ ,view held everywhere in the land.

olild prevail, and the constitutional

l_lie_~of Bavaria should be given that Which caN only be associated with the personal exercise of the sov- elllljlw” 1

r . is EGG WAR ON.

in Great Britain, including members of the present ministry, the la`st ad- ministration, leaders of the church,

science, nit education and literature and the c iefs~of political and muni- cipal bodies, is a guarantee that the celebration _will be fully worthy of the ocdasion. It is also understood that .an enormous sum of moneyis to be spent in fittingly perpetuating the one

l PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13-Eggs huudredth anniversary of peace among

sold generally throughout this city t sy for 24 cents a dozen, as a re- li t of the crusade inaugurated on last Wednesda 'mornin In addition

the English speaking people. '

Confirmation has been received in

London that the municipality of Ghent will also enter into' the celebra-

_ r iz. tb the 7.000 cases containing 2.520.-‘ tion and lt ie understood that lending

000 eggs sold under the direction of the Housekcepers League, retail deal- ers sold from their own stock at the

members of peace committees of Eng-' land, Canada and the United States will visit Ghent at that time.

same price. _ In some instances an _

even chea cr rate was charged, one

dealer advertising "Suffrngette eggs 23 cents a dozen," while many of the eggs sold by the dealers were of as

good quality as those'sold by the

ll~lill1U‘-cues were reported of retai

SAYS HE WAS ILL-TREATED.

ST. JOHN, Dec. 13--Henry L

|Coent, 9, Frenchman, w'ho was arrest-

ed here for not being able to.glve a #satisfactory account of himself is to

1' .

ers flelllng inferior eggs for the dou'b1'e,bo sent back on the steamer Lake P\_ll~‘i50l°,,1t is said. Of di5°1`°0it1“iI the Erie. The French Consul here took a dinvqliliit and .zettids rid 01 their bend in the matter. ooent told the ‘NU-ll BH! Stock. The members of the’court that he had been ill-treated Hpulekoerere League have disposed aboard a vessel at Halifax and that olzf” 6.480.000 BEE! Billce th” °5“1P“i€“_the captain chosed him nearly to lferuduce the high price of living be-_ death. It is thought, however.. that

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lfiun.rd'e Linin-lent Roller-ne, Nunr..i.i. would have heard or it.. .

there must be another story to the case or the French Consul at I-Ilalifax

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V ‘i public of this Proyince as imireibys a larger civ'¢\1luti0l1 bl’ 9'0"' ““d” "",§‘“¢§f,'§,"I,.‘i'ifn'.f” °§dEEEEy.§iHl` le o WEEKLY funn mugunine. cbwerei°f°°°°-.°"°~".:.“l*“:.°'.;.‘:nzl1:'l.i°.‘:.':‘z:.‘t “’~° Q. ° PMB' (131 xN14|' “C0un(t.r}yl’nanll`s full df farm igoed, splondldly G.” ihdng-laedasllithrifnarm views. farm machinery in operation. 00109 °f ' it *:‘.““".....°°'. "" n".‘.°=.“.‘.>'°:;.°'..rs3:' “°‘°»'-°“°°"' “°“> °‘ “‘°

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Dorchester House, Front V _ Po|monary‘0ederria

- (Canadian Brees)

LONDON. Dec. 15-whloelow Reid,"

American ambassador to Great ‘Bri-

tain since 1905, died 'at his London residence, Dorchester House, after

noon today from polmonary oedema. The end was quite peaceful. _

Mrs. Raid and daughter nfrs. John; Hubert Ward were at the bedside/ 'El

_The ambassador was unconscious' since nine 9,. m. and nt, in~' tervals during the previous,

twenty-four hours was slightly deliri~§ ous from the drugs administered to, induce sleep. '

STARVED BOY TO DEATH.

DUBLIN, Dec. 13-At Newton But. lei' a--magisterial investigation was held before Robert Sparrow into ii. charge preferred against John George Crozier, justice of peace of Gon- tm HOUSG. 'county Ferlnanegh, and his wife, Jessie Florence Crozier, of starving to death John Spencer Noel Crozier, aged six.. teen.,n, son of Mr. Crozier by a, previ- ous marriage. They were also warg. (lil Wil'-ll Wllflll ill-tfeatihg [ind neglect of two other children, a boy'of eight and a girl of fourteen. _ Dr. Francis Creighton Fitzgerald' levosed that the body of the deceased boy, John, was dreadfully ei-naciateil the bones almost cutting the skin. There were ubrasions on some of the 'cnuckles .and the neck, and ulcers on the lower portion. or the lend. He sold the bov must have been wasting away und required medical uid, for at leant three mouths before his death.

The accused wer(-i committed for trial for manslaughter. _

ORDERS 50 AEROPLANES.

. --_ o BERLIN, Decl 13-The Prussian min- istry of War, the Tagliche Rundschau learns, has placed with German man- ufacturers orders-for fifty aeroplanes to replace theold-fashioned ones at the stations st Metz, Strasburg. Co- logne, Juterbog, where artillery practice is conducted and Doberitz, the exercising ground of the ‘guard re- giments,_ where the military' flying school has its headquarters.

Preference is given by the war min-

istry to machines of dove shape, and both monoplanes and biplanes have to be fitted with motors developing from eighty to a hundred horse-pow- er, ss the weaker,mot`ors have prov- ed incapable of fulfilling their milit- ary tasks; '

SAD WESTERN EXPERIENCE.

CALGARY, Alb.. Dec. 13-Wasting

her strength for more than a month in the idle hope that fasting would bring back to _life\thl: baby that had berished two months after its birth, Mrs. Henrietta Louise Irvin, the wife of a,rancber_ living ten_mi-les from Calgary, is dead. _

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Since October 1 the baby had lain

in the cottage hidden by coverlets,

sugsca|rrlollrondr.~f- ‘_

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dead. Nightly prayers were said for the salvation and restoration of the child. For weeks the mother, the fa-

ther. and an aunt of the cfiild, fast- ed, in the hope that the ch ld would be restored to' life. Starvation event- ually claimed its own. _

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'for general housework in a family of threel References required. Ap- __P1Yl_\!i__5_1_ _*l“Y“91d ="°°*-_1?_;‘.'0lV_l-'l WANTED. l}0OK-KEEPER WANTED

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Burns. gstekesper at Bridge. _

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lmlnudiately. Phone or write Mon-

tague Furnishing Companyg, Mon-

_ 1F6aTsKE1`rZ-_I1Wdw"6Ho1oa aKnn= .’ "ed Plymouth Rock cockrels, gre?

bnssl s'rANwAY~s _ onnlsrmasl _ sole ot the Kindergarten Hell will

continue all day today from 9.30

' ‘ le ismlpd.

LOST; FRIDAY, BETWEEN ,PORK

Factory and I-itl1sboro=Brid|ze horse rain covering, between 11 and 12 8- m. Finder lease leave with J ohn

Fw SALE-SEV-ENTY TWO ACRES "of '-land, all -.clear and almost square. Well at one end. end [piling at tliii other. Twelve chains from Uigg station, two chains from celebrated Uigg school. Four chur- ches within e. mile. apply to J..|'. .rho length ol today vin be eight hind them. A. Hun. ri-mi-, mind muon. Digg li-lsmllmmpd. _ N. s. -

hours and forty ingnteo

_ iilaq_»ll'¢ biiudresf itindrdvuuuone--euua~ndnarns. faint:-we mnlnnet for me Jveryn-bn.

Dismissal of the First

. (Csnhdian Press) . _

LONDON, Dec. l5_~Following the

resignation of the ‘Iirst Sea Lord, -Vice Admiral Bl-idg . who had been succeeded by Prince Louis of Battenburg come the rumors that all the Sea Lords threaten to resign. There was considerable opposition to ‘Prince .Louis of Batlsenburg having. the highest position in the navy 'on the » same grounds that the _ army_ long opposed the Duke of Cambridge i the highest command, namely that ilx was 'given him because he-was a member of thc~»Royal Family instead of for -professional competency. -L-in-_

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Ill' Elllllilllll

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' (Canadian Press)

PERTH AMBOY, Dec. #15-Three. were killed and eight were injured seven Probably nlortally, when the Atlantic Flyer, New Jersey Central, ran into an auto. stage at a grade crossing between Roosevelt and this city.

The auto contained 13 persons. There 'was no-gate at the crossing. The train, which was running at the

rate of 40 lniles~an hour, hurled tll'e stage occupants G0 feet., . ` Two children were instantly killed and one woman died later. =

oaanlloa PIGEDN ' ‘

CROSSES OCEAN'

ST. JOHN, Dec. 13.-An English-`

bred carrier pigeon that escaped from the loft of Ernest Robiflson at West- mount, Canada, has returned to Eng- land. It is not known if it flew .across the ocean or was carried part. of the wny by ship.

lf the bird flaw the whole way, or even halt the way, it beat all other, .authentic records for pigeon flights over water. '

In November 1510, a carrier pigeon

olighted on the Britfslr oil tank ‘steamer Narragansett, when the ship =wa.s 420 miles ' from Sandy Hook. #There were two other pigeons in the 'air at the time, but they did not alight. I _ ` `

In October lnst s. carrier pigeon

that had flown out of sR. K. Meade's ‘loft at Philadelphia was found on the United States Army transport dock at San Francisco, but how it got across the continent .was not lemned.

In August 1911, a, pigeon flew from New Orleans to Baltimore in 11 days- and 11 hours; and in July 1909, a pigeon flew from North Bay, Canada. to Baltimore, 510 miles, in 9 hours and l`l’minutes, an average speed .of over 1,600 yards aminute.

MUMM‘S EXTRA DRY FUR- . ~

NISHES §ENsa'r10N 1N=1=aRIf.

PARIS, December 13--A sensation

was created hure today when it,.. be- came known that Walter Mumm, a well-known sportsmen and member o'f a prominent family connected with the wine trade, had been shot on Thursday night /and seriously wound- ed by an American woman..T’he bul- let, it is sold, entered Mumm s chest and penetrated a lung. ~No arrest' has been made and H0 charge has even been preferred agdln' at anyone for the shooting. it ls un -del-stood that the Milmm family d°‘

to keep the fact of th‘e shooting'

from becoming kno_wn, but the Public prosecutor's office has opened an in- vestigation of the affair on anblleg' ation of M. Mirmm that his assailant

_ not noon. src.

(Special to the Guardian) TORONTO Dec. 16-Fresh to

winds; mild and showery.

The lowest temperature recorded sterdny was thirty degrees above

degrees above. The lowest re- corded the previous nizht WBB twenty-

. m it was twentyfive above

-3.44 and Wednesday at 5.

'at 7.36 and Wedne¢dsy.lt 7.87.'

The moon sets toni t at 12.

llat.1l'.30Pim.\. ~ `

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four above. At nine a. m. yesterday in this column. 1l10:td;°;°l:m it was thirty above.and at nine p.m. PBUY °l'd°f Bhd UVB D61 een o t _ it _ as thirty-two above. _ °11°\"°d- Mi“lm“m °\‘5"3° "W" 7 8°”

'Ae ‘lowest teu'41era.ture recorded llve beutl- ‘ <

Baturdny was six above zero and the -*

P - _ ' °

'lhe tide will be 'high this afternoon "Queens Co., District Lodge, I.

-at 4.l9'and tomorrow at 4.56; it G, 'r_, will meet in the Y. M. C .will be high tomorrow morning at Hall, Charlottetown, on Doo. wth

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'il-HE"`ElESlElilill it 7EUliEEH. ill] Bllll

At His London Residence, ls Threratenled, Dwing to the Ai Madison Square, »Satur- in

` E " " 'E ` _dey l_lisht.TheylV~§"‘t`2551

" Séa Lord. ` - ‘ Miles, 1 ‘Lap.

(Canadian Press)

Square .Saturday night wss won b

can team.

nd andthe Clad! Hill team were 3;-d. .The leaders went 2661 miles 1 lap.

Thua record for the race is 27371111199

D. _

NEEUHAHUES UE

PEAIIE Pllllil

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Dec. 15.--"There is no

procrastination of the peace negotia- tions of the policy of the Balkan states. The Turks will either con-

clude peace between Christmas or New Years around the diplomatic ta- ble at St. James Palace ol; we will

lmDOS% it in_Consta`ntinop1e at Eas- ter un er the range of our cannon at the point of our bayunets. The con- ditions will then bc different.

Now we are satisfied with minimum

demands, then we will exact the max- mum. The allies demand the immediate

surrender of Scutari, Adrianople. The Janina gsrrisons will be granted full military honors on the evacu-a-‘ tion of eastern Europe by the Turkey cession to Greece of all the Algeon islands, the annexation of Crete to Greece, the payment of the war in- demnity expenses sustained on ac-' count of the ottoman prisoners.

The allies grant the complete am-

nesty of the musselmen population.

Scrvia will also demand an'Adria.-

tic seaport.

This Austria will object to."

FOUNDER OF

GIRLS' COLLEGE DEAD.

OAKLAND, Cal., Dec. 13.-Susan Lincoln Mills, founder of Mills' Col- le the first colle e for ls on the

her home on the College campus. Loss than a month ago sbp celebrated her 87th birthday. Mrs. Mills was born in Massachusetts in 1825, and was the wife of the Rev. Cyrus Mills.

BENEFIT SHOWED DEFICIT.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13-The benefit performance for the fund for a mem- orial in Gary, Ind., to Billy Rugh, the newsboy who let his leg be cut off to save the life of Miss-Ethel Smithrby skin grafting, resulted in a deficit; of $180.

Rugh died as a result of the sacri-

fice and his heroism has been the theme of unstinted praise, but fewer than 200 persons gathered to heal* the grand opera stars, vaudeville headliners ` and others who gave their services. If the singers anti other performers had been paid their regular salaries for the ,appearance the cost would have been more than $5.000.

PEACE IN DEATH. ‘

MILAN. Dec. 13--Enrico Annlbale

Butti, one of the best-known writers of plays in Italy, is dead, at the age of forty-six. He was the author of s score of plays, mostly 0! T310 "PI`°` blem" sort, and he did his work for the most part struggling against an incurable disease.

»He left a_singular und lgcoufc state- ment. as follows:-"I will to be buf- ied as rt poor man. Let D0 D0*-N09 Ol mv death appear in the newsD8P0\‘d-

wee e Weelflu’ A“‘°'i°““ W°"‘““ E” Lot no invitations to my funeral be

_ social prominence. The woman, it l ,s,,,,ed_ T beg the public gud the press _

allowed. Minimum charge twenty-Munderstood left Franca this morning. to refer- to my Work in the seven-Bt_ , I, l_

possible manner.

“AE ' V “I wish to Ee surfed, goélaliisg . , h _ i nie rsllrnulrurs =<>--rr ° ru . ,,

over my grave other tllah a b0\l1<1

my grow, .no flowers. My life W sorrow I PNY G00 mY 09001* m

ANNOUNCENEl|TS»

highest was twenty-five above. The "Tonight Handels Grand Oratorfa, and ‘lowest recorded the previous night "_The Messiah,",in the First Meth was three above. At nine a. m., Sat- dist Church. Come and bring you

urday it was two above, and at_ nine monde, _

si; 10 e. m. A public meeting will

The sun sets this afternoon and to»_ held in the evening.

morrow at 4.16; it rips! tomorrow 0| eboieo imported winter apples

~ __-a

V iz me

Bill

I "““ oil'

Foeler and Butt, the German Amen- th”

se. s slr Pacific coast, 'died here last night at A t

of unworked stone. Let there be no was funeral procession; no otations over

v . R

. _ - ' ay wher

strong southeaaterly to southwesterly mean peace." u

` One cent per wo Cach insertion thu

mi . Mr. E of a

~KllllELMEllEll 4

l Hour, 21 Minutes, 241

Seconds. .Fred Cameron

i~_`in_ished Third. `

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V BOSTON, D . 15- _ _

NEW YORK' Dec_ “_The wondis. en. EC Wm Kohellllbln

six day bicycle race at Madison ‘the

world, won the 15 mue mm

night. The. time _was 1 hour

Tha Bedell Milton team came sec-` minutes, 24 1-5 monde

the

mother runner- Ceuleron. Amherst, dniehod ti.ini_

u. s. llnslsulooll imp

' -ni.

Reid, Great He is

condition has become considers WON-10

DOGS OF RAINBOW HUES

oc..

OES

Faris. An

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three dogs with Sil"°f$ their Dawswera green

fourth chain, over.

as he out a taxi.

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gentian-blue paws. a

Died

afternoon promenade costumes.

ed a

pony. with that was

dog d

PLOT AGAINST MISBIONARIES.

that cure

life of Count Terauchi, Governo

General of Korea was iven b som

none

the

Syenl

prisoners to incriminste him

innocence.

` .VERY ll-L ill l.'0llD0||§

LONDON, December is-wbiboio

bly

_ flllflllg the Past week. Several

Specialists are in attendance on him.

NEW YORK. Dee. la.-Pointed

_B-Ye beimming the rage among a

ertaln fashionable theatrical set in

actress appeared the other day

on the Bois de Boulogne dressed in a

gown with fringes touched with

Yellow. ‘Her hat dropped with the Weight of .seagreen flowers. She led 0B|'¢h- B0th were instantly killed. _

toy dogs by silver chains. The were painted orange, striped

and their ankles were yellow. A'

A New Yorker who sighted the dogs

Another actress has had her fox

te 'e painted a Parma-violet, with

Still another actress is accompa-

by a.monkey, which she has had

painted seven different times in a fortnight to match her seven differcn

utur rt ne ht-at d-._ thealila lilvhei: En atlxtirsess aplifar- U it' I Ve“t“"° E° “RV “mt h° ,_ E9

ed mounted on s dull-looking brown' W.°"th °l°'° t° "Memo *Dany* ‘H°

Her gown was blue, trimmed

old rose. The artist suggested the pony be painted blueand it cmfan- HES mom" E-85 U99!! WUCIY done. 'rbat started the pointed--invested end Wolrm hes never hond- fa .

. K Y of the accused who were brought to _ the stand to testify today. Hituerto.‘Dninrenr of nritelu will have d run B-ll1l10\1iIll high*-Y Of UW 011° \1“l\0¥`¢d pnssellizcr list of 1420, including 120 and six on trial have been examined' noioov, 450 oooond onhin, and 350

had suggested such efforts on

the part of the police. but today the

nrisoners said the police had charged

Rev. George S. McCune, head of

the Presbyterian Mission School, at

Chun, with being one of the

'eaders of the plot to assassinate Count Tereuchi and had urged the

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(Canadian Preq)

the Finland einnnpio.. runner oi. w.\smNc:'l'oN' Dee i5._g¢,,,,¢'

. _

Sentiment exists in the Senate -inf-fav=

Mechanics Building Saturday- or of the final submission to nrbiuo.

£1 l2l0u of thc"respective rights ofai-ea;

Britain and United States at theqm.

‘ Bmy Q“°°1 had by flve yards on. nal. _

lest len, when he collided A-with* 'rhe leading senators who endorsed.

and fell.~ Freddie' tllis.sentiment` expressed their belief

1 Uodal' that ft is impossible to 'secure S m5l0|`ltY Ol the Senate 1;() gupport the arbitration agreement if the pre- sident will finally submit such an agreement on approval.

' The passage of the bill repealing

W‘- thc tolls exemption also will he proo-

United Stated ambassador #to 'tioally impossible it ls stated.. »- -4 Beit-e_1u. is very seriously ul. Suffering from asthma and his

inn; nlnlln’ _ . lunln will

(Canadian Press) _

LONDON, Dee.. 15-Lleu’t w. Parke

Of the Royal Navy and Mr. Harding, manager of the Aeroplane Co, owen killed this afternoon. Flying at th, mi” 0! 50 mike an hour the ma- f chlne turned turtle and crashed tothe

WOLGAST WORTH $200,000.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 12- an

dog, which she led by a gold.Wolgast has been deprived of his was Painted a sky-green all

Llightweight crown, but he has enongh of ,earthly wares to nor, as ,om .-ohm of n. balm. Manager Tom -J-.mes made'

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the three years that Nolgast was the ilizhtweight champion of the world he made $240,000. Half of this big for- 'tune was made up in purses and the ,rest was accumulated in bets, theatri- cal engagements and outside invest- ments. ~

tl The beauty about it, too, ., said 4 Jones, is that the German has been ' shitty _enough to ‘keep the major pert

has property in Los Angeles-waluedmt $160,000, and he has his ranch ini -

led more than $500 in his life.

Woigast will be one champion who

-twill not go the ways of his predeces- sors. He is for from through with

SEUL, Korea, Dec. 13-Testim0ny,the boxing game, but when he doesxe-

the police had endeavored to se-, wufeseieue iu_erimiuet1ng‘ mie- rortably fixed for the not of ble lue.

a onaries from' the Korean prisoners charged with conspiracy against the.

tire he can settle down and be com-

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e s'r_ 'Jol1N. Dee. ls-s,e.lnng"r'roni

here earlv tomorrow the steamer

third. while the Grampian takes away; 400 first and second class passengers and unwsrds of 600 third clans. The number going on the Deke Erie will probably total 400. All leave at day- light. The travellers are coming from all parts of Canada. and more espec- ially from Manitoba and Saskatchew- 'an Their destinations are En land

. _ _ g .

Nearly every prisoner now requests Ireland, Scotland, Russia, Italy, Bul- the court to summon the ROV~ GGOFBC garia. The hotels are full and hun- s. Mccune ee a witness to prove his drede slept tonight in ears in the

raflwny yards.

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UP-T0-DATE FOX

ness bilt

the ranch of Jolln P. Dennis

ties into has parativefy short time but he h

- grasped its possibilities and he

been in tho fox business a col

ye COMING ENEgi8. zero and the highest was thirty-four , H08. ETL making a mark that is already an in-

of what the business will do f province.

dex

The Prince Edward,Island fox busi-f

is now becoming an old story 'it still has its revelations. It the writer's privilege to visit

Mount Edward Road, Charlottetown,

e he saw many of the possibili- of the great fox lndustry turned prnctical realities. Mr. Dennis

Dennis is a typical proprietor business that he has' good rea- to feel proud of. 'He will spare

no pains to make a. visit to his beautiful farm and home a vleasure,

RANCH _

AT MOUNT EDWARD ROAD

Passing on to the fox ranch, the

heart of the establishment, one here also meets with many evidences of progress and the ability to do things right. The fences surrounding the ranch are built for safety and the fox will be very foxy that will leave it for freedom.

night and every precaution is taken to prevent any untoward occurrence. And nothing ever happens.

Inside the ranch, whore the gold is being coined, one sees foxes, foxes, foxes. There are nearly forty of them. each worth more than his weight in gold. And the little isl-

,,. as is

Ol'

I Il 'of Maiorrty .of the . . Senate ' ff_

Y lr t. -$1 2

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ALL OCEAN LINERB CBOWDED. ,e

Wntchmen are on duty day and'

lows seem to he conscious of the va-‘ »lue placed upon them. Port, quick of eye, posing occasionally to be admir-

o- It has all the modern improvements

Q > hot and cold water system and av ry G °°'“E°" th". ‘“°“°¥ W* WY °" \\.°°‘\ msn‘in Clltribttatovnilln dnl

his farm is not all fox ranch.

r that

gent. (ectsd only last summer. Among

necessity and'comfort can sug-_

0! them may be mentioned the entrance

. A. and roadway funding to his residence.

ed, they simply bewilder the visitor. _They are looting their belt. too, and _‘are apparentl proud of their shining

These improvements were ef-` coats which :hey seem to bo groom-

ing/ and brushing!! for the behest of their admirers. e forty little beau- ties are valued at $850,000. but

J suggest.

On either ride of the gateway and

be along the pretty driveway are -mas--tunate, the pups brought to. g y

sive rubblestone and cement postmlovereging more than thrsegand s large and substantial telephone and-half to I pair. One pair I\\Qi.,f\Vl, electric light poles carrying the wires still~born. I-lad than lived lilly#-‘

The first quarter of the moon wa! **"Good wind needs no bush" and and cables cornnatted with the tele- age would have been a rd- on Sunday, Dec. 16 at 4.06 p. m. the Smith Premier and Remington phono and electric system recently in- cord-breaker. There is no doubt al

uh typewriter: stand on their own mer- stalled. The residence is a pslnti ,

_'Phe moon wffli be ful Tuesday, Dec. its, but it is wolf to, know that the one. supplied with a splendid electric, all pure black. 1vitb‘akial»¢Mnh¢ ll!

Nil- l8°¢°Ti°¢ |11 “W "°fl4 “W 0°' light system, complete sewerage an

' e

your Mr. _Dennis was p\rticul::`_\g>r-

al to the breed of these intel. they are

5 a silk hat md‘t\le pedigree oi nab is kept on record. __ l A company of well-known business

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