‘have/‘routed the Zapta forces in More-

11» 1913 'rue Lsrusr News xrnisr or ann THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN loarmlo naar. .PAGE' _ _

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Press.)`

Dec; 10-'One of tha moments in the de- Erowth of Montreal

two minutes the final

W!! the Can- Northern -Mount an actuality

not the npgning

made quote men

the it was "a

feet by for the

B511! into

won in

for the final were

was the losing party mas some display of rage lpthing of the sort. When the openig was complet- ed the two parties l’et and shook hands.

Later in the day _'hen the opening

was 'enlarged and th tracks connect- ed the first train aimade Va passage from the west porhl through the mountain to the salt portal on Dor- chester Street. It was a passenger train and carrledover 100 eminent engineers, represermtives from Mc- Gill and Laval, -sity 'officials and prominent men wie; eagerly availed thenlelves of thninvitation of the chief engineer tolrfake the trip. What

they saw was tl;Lresult of the care- flli planning of _ rs.

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Ml] UESEHTEIJ

(Cgkadian Press.)

SAN FI{hNOISCO, Dec. 11-The

dieniaiated 'slid deserted British shvip, Dlilgonar, f m Gallo, 'for Taltsl, Chile, was 'f hted on October 28th 120-miles lr' -the coast ol olulu hy the French 1' lfqus Marie, Capt. Nori- cgt, 'which irrived here today, from L verpool. he Dalgonar was a steel shi`p"of '2_ 5 toilisand probably car-

ried thirty men. ‘Two of her small bfoelts are missing but the 'other still hilug from they davits.. The -cargo shifted Amd she is' lying almost on l1sr"b`eamf ends.1»Her papers are miss- ing. l She appeared to have been; cflught 'ip a_-fhurricane which shiltedi the"e`argp. [1 - ‘

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22 -swnoas 1N»lvloRaLos.

ME 0, CITY, December 8-The.

gove t lost night claimed to

los. "It was also announced that the hefty of General Geneveve De. La 0 wie found among the rebel dead. -General De La O, it is known, has been operating fu Morelos. It is oiii- cially announced that t-he federal army is to be increased by three divi- sions of 45,000 men. Official figures place the army at the present time at 105,000 men. _

MORE MOOSE NOW

THAN 20 YEARS AGO.

OTTAWA, Decemb; 10-The an-

nual conventivu of the North Ameri-

can Fish ‘sind Ganfe 'Association,.ope11-_-101’ 111111 <11‘11BE1911 1101'1°¢111°d 111 111°

ed in the ci hall here esterday

ty v ‘ _

morning, wltb Hou. J. D. Hum, tbu'ol lbs Prohibition aut should bs out

president of the association, in the chair. The session .was limited to reading the various reports, repre- sentin ever Canadian province as

FIIHTIHIIATIIJNS HUHHIEIILY BUILT

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(Canadian Press.)

PRESTDIO, Dec. 10-Federal fortl-=.

fications were hurriedly built today all round Oiinadlga, Mexico, ,im-n en, Federal troops, after 1;h¢{y__f°q-eng, from Chihuahua, are preparing fo;-. a rebel attack. It is believed the; rebels under General Herrara and General Urblna are marching on 0}1n_ agda, but could not expect ¢° nenun the frontier towns in force within four cr five days.

General Mercado gave orders to

General Orozco and General Salazar to keep the federals intact and main- tain Ojinadga as a base. The federal 901111018 8PDear un sympathetic over the idea of fighting. \- 'QBQ (Canadian Press.)

LONDON, Dec. 10-No request for

strengthening the British naval fonces in Mexican waters has been made so far as is k-nown here, where it is _con- sidered the two vessels already there are sufficient for all purposes.

_._--us

ST. JUHN MMLS

TI] MUNTHEAL

(Canadian Press.)

ST. JOHN, Dec. 10-As a result,

of the agitation over routing the _British mails from 'the Tunisian and R0Ya1 George, via the I. C. R., from St. John to Montreal. thereby caus- ing a loss of time, interesting tele- grams were exchanged today between the President of the Bt. John Board of Trade and 'the Postmaster Gen- eral. The ellect of the telegrams from Hon. Mr. Pelletier was that the Post Office Department l has been notified by the British Post Office Department that mails on these steam-ers areibut second class matter, except letters for Maritime Province points. Conse- qfuently thiere is no necessity for spe- cial trains. Mr. Pelletier, however, ‘notified the Superintendent of the Railway Mail Service at St. John to investigate the case of the Royal George 'and if .mails are first class for Upper Canada they shall be sent forward by special mail trains over the C. P. R. The Royal George will dock tomorrow morning- at 11 o'c1ock. She is the first' of the big mail boats -of the Canadian Northern Line to call at St. John.

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"We are fighting with the liquor

traffic, that abominable thing which you have succeeded so well in pllttihggp under the law, but that you might succeed a little better in enforcing." With these remarks the Rev. J. W. Smith, M. A., one of the Field Becre-( taries oi the Temperance and Moral

Bl-form. repartmeut of the Methodist Church, ntrdduced a strongdenuncia- tion of some of the practices obtain- ing in this Island ill regard to llhuor, in the course of an earnest and inter- ‘cstlug address bl. delivered at the First Methodist Church on Sunday night. After making the statement quoted above, Mr. Smith went on to refer to certain facts that have come to light in regard to the prohibition prosecution instituted against one of the -medical men in Prince County and vehemently denounced both doc-

lllatter. He urged that that section

out altogether as scientific men were now agreed that alcohol was no long-4 sr a necessary dl-ug. “I wonder," he went on to say, "that the ban has

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well as several American states. Mr.

Hhzen made reference to the 1uwn_the grass; these fellows that have _ble- protectmgfmoow in New Brnnswickucome the com-mon bar~tenders or s

stating that at the present timer!!!-rcfi 0! th°'l1i'0v1i1C¢- I 111111111 111°

there are 'more moose in the forestsl

than there' were twenty years ago,_

owing to _the fact that the Canadian government has passed such acts pre- venting the wholesome slaughter of this animal;

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Das cout psi-V word each insertion in

this column. .Ossh must acsompeiil

3:-g,_,»_ _yqingnnuya ubsl-gs twenty-i1v°_ Nuliszs oral. waN'rn~n ro TAKE out uullersuu. -‘Apply Mm 11“1‘11°°°~ *lr-l_l_<eut t_. _§175;12:1_1!'_1_*_1_-__ auo'rloN saw.-run ros'l‘BON-

ed ssls at C. E. Rodd s, North River will take place on Saturday.

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_December V . _ '_ _ ron. silo- AN ezxrauslval

Brownie camera. new--W0\l111 11111”

News_nu§.Lg_uegd§ul_111_Ll€}l_-.__ "Wim cms ron oxyg- sl bousewerl=,e=Vui°ri=u°°<i P1 ,£5 ‘Apply “twins /6 niid 3 P' “LR h_ Mrs. J. T. /’M¢K°“'1°- "7 1° mend t.' 1" ' 31l1’:1‘_”'§Mf1'~

0 WN BOWLING AL- iuyn, lu ‘at nullulns. Bii1i;_\'4 Room f onnsction: °'°f'Y1’1*1“‘1md1f' class, wl sud never _hsvt °i1P___om Dltllu. D@1‘l Luna. dug. yur. la' ._s 'rsms1'm;10ff1m‘Yu§, 11 ... _ ‘ 9”” °'°"' __ :é_u-n:11-of_-.

"”“i>‘6“*»1~._ “mins niisies nobr:

ey Order! and it sum of money. llrwdfi' the Dominion ElDi'°¢° 031°* ` ghd' the Uharldttetovln M3111 41111 rew|r~_oqsn'nr'¢= i*‘i“‘1°' "1" 1”

_ __»"ud',| ny leaving same sth _the mar emu.. 11"1‘f11'“'. 1'

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not been put upon these snakes in

decent doctors and the decent-.minded druggists should take some action to , put these _ .men under the ban. I think they should. They can do it if they want to dc it. The enforce- ment of the law depends upon the Government. To a large extent, I be- lieve the Government in this pro- vince are trying to see this law en- forced but they have got rare -cunning to deal with. I understand some of these men are church members. , I tbinl' they ought not to be consider-- ed as citizens of Charlottetown, and I think their names ought to be tak-

of theul are here now and ‘hear whit

1 am saying."

THE LUST OF' MEN.

efforts being made by the department he represented toliight the housing problem. They were, he said. 1171118' to get a law enforced for the Shy-

(Canadian Press.) (Special to The Guardian) (Canadian Press.)

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(Special to The Guardian)

KW§_NNIl;1_:JG, Man., Dec. 10-John AMHERBT, Dec. 10-?he attend- BARBEZIOX, ._»Frrace, Dec. 10- ST. JOIN, Dcc. 10.-lion. T. W. -ar Cen o, charged with robbing “cg t d ‘ ft n. _ Leon Letort. the French aviator, who Crothors, Minister of Labor, is in the Bank of Montreal st Plum Coulee _Z k D ay B he la was B "cmd made a record non-stop flight by fly- St. John to-day. Interviewed to.

sua mul-during H. M. arnold, luuu-_ ““ °" H°“' M" B“"°“ “"1 H°“' ins 590 miles from Paris to Berlin lu ezler. was captured ibls morning lu Murdock M=Kiruwu wererhe-prluelpel sign: hours, was kulsd bers today.

a,- cuss on College Avenue where he speakers." Judgfn i m' letod in -The airman wa bout to land when er f d P ohl _ M . C th we.s'kn_ovm as 'a student named An- nbnrg wool ,bein sNf,?mpsa“nd9“_ his- biplsne turlreda over and fell on 00 r em I to ers draws. A'~eordon_o|-police _was drawn ,nd Boswell won the g,'eat,,. ,mm him- crushing him beneath the motor.

around 'ths`_h°‘6use and the man sur- ' . _ _ . .Letort _bade been an viat r. since times would bln h 1 _ rend“_ed._q“ieuy_ _ of _the prizes in poultry, pmwn11_ Him _ _ _ 0 l Q c caper pr ces

Hssmrd Tweedie, Oalbeck and Fos-

I

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ter, were all large winners.

' ` » 1'- 1* ’ ter Fair proved a record-breaker from ` ` ' ' '

_ _ V _-1 __ _ an attendance standpoint. A large _ _ E E T ‘ _ _ _ l contingent of students 'from the A-grid _ _

‘ _ _ _ cultural Colle e at Truro is ` ' ` ' " ` ` ' `

__ __ _ _ _ _ _ 8 was

____ af:_t_¢_v_ndl;nce slid exllowed the judging -_-

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(C““‘“"““ P"'“"1 1118 111° bu°i!1;11 Prugfgglm dy r=1¢l»1:;s" New (cltttillliiigan Ihrffm 10-Haus

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 10-Tentative d 11 1 1 1 1 ‘ efforts' were luluutsa today by oou- grilled? oxllryihgédxofxaintaxnm "_ ,Schmidt sat "°'“°"°d '°' tm” h°""

-ervniv .E1 i th .M I ' ' ` his afternoon and heard from the governmznt exeaiuge Pgovigoizl; Th” ma” mgeung 111915 11119111118 was lips of ‘witnesses the story of the

may n e,.ta_ to res, _ wfu “tt°”d°d- ' murder of Anna Aumuller. On the fm, "f]B'§,rg1“m would be Qlhfifnélefo Hgge n1_°vi_1;§i_l;¢_§i a;<ii_;°;=:_¢;_w»;;=__s_il;eu by tublu beside blm wus pluoed tus saw cease fighting for the purposes of A ___-c_____ur I _ . __ 11 B ¢i` 0! and knife used to dissect the body, holding -another election at which a Mg Bu S' “ °pen ng is remarks 151111 519-med P111°W 1191111 150 W1'&P UP constitutional leader would be ncaa- r' "° remarked _that 11° 111111 'B' the portions. and the stones used to dldsts for the Prssldsuuy ol thu Rc- ‘”“1”°‘1 11"" 101” u11°¢i=¢r day. not to -sink lt. 'ro these sxblbits sclusidt public of_ to name his choice for make a third speech. but to become paid no need, He was nnmovgq wnnn. that °mce_ It is assumed in puma, better acquainted with the manage- _the stenographer read his confession cal circles that Carranzu. would have ment 01 111° 11111. and '|1180 to get in fshde to the police. The only. expres as opposition for the gmc, of pl-ani. touch with the commercial and in- sion of interest imanifested was dency candidates from Mexico City dustrial-life of the community. shown when Anna Hart, a' friend of named by Catholics and other politi- It was his pleasure to visit an in- the murdered girl, said Anna Aumul- cal parties. dustry in full operation that was only ler told her Schmidt wanted _to

01`S11"1Z‘1<1 last Mi11`C11. but which had marry her. Schmidt, said the witness; now a splendid manufacturing l>111i112. told, his victim they would flee, he

TOM MANN 1-101,55 FORTH and this experience had taught him leaving the Priesthood. Once Anna

IN TREMQNT 'rEMpLE_ BOSTON that the breeziest westerm town had Aumuller asked the Hart girl to be

-_- 11011111118 on Amherst. If this same godmother to the child she was ex-

Bos'roN, December 9--~Govuru- 1111111* W” °““’“°t"1°'°1° 01 111° "B1 routing. 'rbs dead -girl culled scbmiht

ment is a drying -limb of the capital- of Nova Scotia he was Huw iu Pre- "the Baron." .

ist system," Tom Mann, the English 11191111! I1 great wmiliereiill and i

labor leader, said last night at a f1“5U'11’-1 1“11“1`¢ 101' 1111111 Pi”0Viii¢€-

meeting in Tremont Temple. He pre- /THE WIRELESS d1¢f;e'd that thu gyndignten would be THE COST OF "HIGH LIVING."/ TELEPHONE COMMISSIONS. successful in getting rid of the pre- _ -- neng form of govnn-nment_ which he He then briefly discussed the vit _ NEW YORK, December -10-0; ,inscribed an Hn nnelnnn ,md_mincn1ev_ question of the high cost of living, _,500,000 worth of stock in four ous inltit“tion_.. and establishing an Which, perhaps, might be defended ag Wireless telephone companies sold to innnstrinl stat,,_ on B c0.0pe,-ntwe the cost of high living. Consumers the public less than $350,000 reachud bnn|n_ were turning their microscopes on the treasuries of the companies them- V~Negf_n|e|- pm-sons nor politicians food-stuffs and were contending that selves; the remaining $1,150,000 and are to be relied on for assistance in farmers were not producing enough 111018 was Paid to agents and pro- tne workers effort to .better their and asking for high prices. Various moters, according to evidence ing;-0_ c0,,dwi0n_»' the Emmsh leader dec1M,_ other tariffs, still another the tremen- duced yesterday by the government nd_ the advance ‘in prices. One would in the case of officers of the Radio

.___...._.____, claim- that wars were the cause, an- Wireless Telephone company, on

_ 0f»i1€1` terifls. still another the tremeiif charges ol using the mails with in-

AN ACCIDENT T0 dous advance of real estate. All of tent to defraud. This evidence was

FRED D. LOCK E. 11111511 might be more or less admitt- submitted in the form of tabulai-,ions

.__ ed, for if a man bought a. corner lot made and sworn to by government.

BRIDGETOWN, Dec. 9 -A serious 111 11 W9B1¢i`i1 130Wi1 for $5.000. and accountants. The tablilatlons pur-

nunover nccidenf; occurred jun; nffen sold it next week for twice the ported to embrace the stock sales of church was out on Sunday evening. 11111011111. 111111 1-11° 891201111 party sold it the Radio Wireless Telephone com- Frch IJ. Locke, a commercial travel- I1 111011111 1111301' 1°1` 52°-090 111111101111 Dany. the Great Lakes Ra-dio com- ler of Halifax, was going home to 11115' 01 11119111 1101118 fii1Y1’-111118 I0 111' pany, the Atlantic Radio company, the St. James, in company with a °1`°i1-9° 1111 V811-19. 115 11811 W1111 110 11111191" and the Pacific Radio company.

friend. As they passed ac;-os; can stood that when a store is built on _ _ ...-._...a__...._... _ lmu bridge facing s-ruin storm sud the Property the wut must 11° 01- AN INTERNATIONAL coN_ with their heads.-bowed, they met u. oeediusiy high and thu $00111 must omega pon THE pnomo.

team in the dgrkegt gpgg bgtwggn D8 Blxvallded lll C051! t0 enable tlld ¢1’I0H‘»'OF WILD ANIMALS. lights. The driver saw nothing, and i11fif`_;’1111;t_1¢° ";_“k;’nb°th “dt” m°°t' ..._-.

his horse struck Mr. Locke down. ° 111°" B1” W” 11° 1*” “D” Bl§l'¢NE_ switzerland Dem 0__. His friend tried to draw him to one $111111' °V11~ H0 110151111 that 1°* the international nongnnnn gon tl; pg? side, but the wheels caught bim. l-le vw months eudins Oewbsr. 1912. ,,,,m,,,, 0, wud ,Mala met. hm, “_ wus <1mseed~ fifteen or twenty feet 121009 “am” had “ef” °’1’°""°‘1 ”°"‘ cently ou the invitation of the swiss over the hard frozen ground. The 01111111111 15° 111° Ummd States’ For government and 17 countries were horse was hauled down quickly. and 111° “me 1’°*1°d 11"” Ye” 390°” mt' represented, luuludlug the United the driver assisted in taking the heir- 11° °'11*1° 111111 1’”°“~-°’1’°"“°d- Th” states. alter luu-thy dlsousslou the 1953 |1131; to Dggtgr Deqkn-,an’g' 0m(;9_ live-St0Ck bI`e€dBl"S Of (hlmdfl BBG congress Appolntei an international As themes was badly iacerated, 11°" 111° °i’i’°"1““1tY °' d°1“5 “°° committee, with headquarters at Doctor Armstrong was called as well.l °iilY 11 5101119 _111*_t1°““1 ""1°°-' but °‘ Basie, which will promote protective Fortunately no bones were broken. P“'°*1“€ “‘°“°Y ‘“ the" °"“ 1?°°k°"" leslslutiou sud organise propaganda 111111' 1115 10-0°. M1115 111111 110411 B10 111111' by ‘?”g“g1”5 mme extensively m any in favor of the qbject of the congress. 1.V_;=i1_E_1;P- §1°1ii_F__e_i;151__i1‘E ¢\1_SY 110;_\1i;Y. m“1'h““b“”dry' ' The most urgent work of the com- aii ‘ B 01111 B 110 “WBT il- mittee will be to obtain the passe e j_ury_w_i_ll_develop._ ___ _ __ GREAT DEMAND FOR PRQDUCTS' of lawn nfnpning gnu wnolnnnle di.

tho;ghayeiyardlv-Wt-varevflghting'these _ There was,»‘.howev_er, another solu- :1l:_‘_'_‘L_§1°t1__‘;_‘;‘;_fO‘t_1;*;;°r‘:__f:_n‘2_ 535115 which men who are killing people for the tioncfor the increase in the cost of cies ___ __ _'Bw “rs 1 ‘;§tent‘;g‘; 9115 salsa ul getting woulth from bbsm; living and it might be found lu the be ________ed to in ____ ________ _ mifid who rob these poor people of the ne- continued prosperity of the country. oi uradise _ _Etta 8 d 3_5' 5 uussltlus sud abs ploussutl-les Vol ills 'rake tus question of uses- in 11191 mg as 81;, ‘inf ts “'If“w 5 (§“"1_';‘;»

and send them into premature fgraves. there were three hens in'Canada for ____ th ___ th 1’ 11 - “Rig 11

I used to think when I was a young every one of our population. In 1901 f 4005000 ;;`°h“1`°__s”°W é11th °“ ‘;11‘ man that the liquor business was the the ratio was about the same, in _K kufied E T; » “£1 _°74€'_;0 °“' only way of killing men and getting 1911 t_he prioporgion wa;aflr>urdto ang, yegr 1* 1’ 111 if 0 f B

rich out of it. The real estate busi- yet t e pros o eggs a vance . - ness in the hands of evil men of Ten years ago 73,000,000 eggs were “$115zgmggggisw111__;1;’tw‘;;1Ya;1;":;_’t1:__ greed rivals the liquor business. We consumed in Canada. Last year we to _mt an end tovthe Brow exte__m___l;_

are lighting other problems I have consumed 143,000,000. There were V

_ tion of the primitive peoples of Aus-

not time to speak to you of. But more people eating eggs than ever _ we are fighting the .white slave traf- before, -a 'larger ldelnand meant a ¢1`i°_1“_1¢s1i1p_l1;1_;1o§°¢3iU1:; A__1_1;1;_i_&-vast zones _

lic- ot the tradlc ol n evil people greater purchasing power and s D _ but nthe buying and gglldlg of people greater purchasing power meant con- 110111 011 1111111 111111 S'-=f1» W1i1¢11 Will be laboratories is absolutely essential and negandlenn of ¢n,‘0;,5'ng,i¥5,-'|_nf,.

to give assurance that humane me- “mdk when DL Hou" ,swil hints,

ln this twentieth century of ours.” ln; tinued prosperity. Doubtless. too. 11118 °1°“|y W“t°h°d 'md 1’“"°u°d 117 111° __ _ _ _ _

h°d“ Wm prevail there- center party, announced "i‘."\ls pare

the course of a vivid and horrifying middleman exacted a heavy tbll from 17111111119 8°V°1`11111f1_11°5-

picture and grim details of some both‘ producer and consumer, and A MoTOR"""_'B0AT THAT

phases of this terrible trade, Mr. the day had P55905 W11°i1 11 1“1`1“°1` Dogs BETTER THAN Smith said that by far the majority must be content with _farming only MILE A MINUTE Oi the victims oi this white slave and follow his Pf_1`;11‘1°?i ii_;J__m_t;1esfar1n ~ tffl'f°wiT»m§su§r§§` ¢tlfs°lff§"li;iéLt1°§ ff.°l'l'1s"liuui°ul‘§pf.s;lf' °“ S mu ALcoNAo.M1ch.. Dec. 9-- Smith

5 ` ' ' bl lt b nu r improve their material positions. Mr. Burrell then reviewed at lengt.: l'_!;o_:¢_l;e_rs_3ab;lf !te___f:mceeY_.noti:n_ giglati;

Lonely as_\they are lgnorgnt of the the work of the department 01 881' _ _ ' conditions of life in' the cities, duped culture. It was felt by the govern- 131;; J"::;c__ ¢_"_°a1:\P£:‘_1op:d1;°‘Kp;‘£d3 by the prospects of better wages, ment that every dollar spent in azgrl- more than B mu” E minute In _bs they soon _become prey to those en- cultural development brought ba a __ _ ten __ _,oat -covered

en od the church rolls. I hope some gaged in this horrible trade. They five-fold return. Hence they ' W0" 1”? _'f“:;“`Y ___ 'snag coarse m si:

nre held iadurance vile. Then they spending three times the amount on_;1:;_;1_i:__;1; End Ugoiiseconds The dew are lll-treated beyond description; experimental farms _ than was being __ at hmh __ D *_ ot- men _mmm they are destroyed and disfigured spent a few years B80- A11 eXD¢1‘11“€11' ° 1 W V “ " 7 '

M sbultb went on to speak ol the 'rely and - soul use reduced to the tal farm bud been established lu New rrobebiy will be eut¢i‘°<1 111 “P11111

L 1 very lowest depths of degradation- Brunswick and it would be the en- contests thrbulghcut the country 'next

This trafilc is ‘confined not tohyiaélng qunvor dog :het_\_lepar;?_en_; t<_>_dms_\_l_e 81111111101-

wcmen alon'e, ut even mere c ren it a cre i o 0 Pr ii H ' 1

of thirteen and fou.teeh years of age l agency for good.

locks of me cms' th” werelltitllng were' bmughlt hntlo thefhhxitlith tliaiili AGRICULTURAL AID FOR N S THE to put people into living con ons fic. The hells us o _ ____ - - -"DE, “oo” E-|~c_

that would eventually cause their lin nf the bottom of it, as a so e ‘ __ d __ um M _ ,

. 1 . T t ike ith hor- h Ili h d f the brutish men and He touc e on ow governme ---‘ » _

11 WW Vfesgnt' chan?-.Apnxiilsi 'fdguivhehheyoeihzdonlfllc :Ollie drink- |w?on:cn sign age commercialising their was aiding the province of Nova (Special to The Guurdilii)

1 4 'raving or passion-blinded Italian fellow-men. I wonder if God has ai1Y-|Scotis- by B 8181112 01 5134000 101' TORONTO. D911, 11-"°3f1'°iiB Winds

ran nie knife into a countrymen. lgnqng wo;-no in that hell yonder, than agricultural instruction, especially in tn moderate gale. shifting to north- murder like that was bed 211011811 N11 some men upon this world. We are connection with the college at Truro, west _and north; becoming _m_l:ch cold-

m N511 With 111° fl hti thi white slave tfamc not and he appreciated the tribute to the er, with some slight snow a I.

to b -

gums; nfs; msn and wldinen and chil- 031,. ig 9;-o=ecl_l&ion but have brought work paid by Hon. Mr. Armstrong The tide will be high this Turning

' .` V ‘ l t her i t in . Th r at w uid be is- at 9.23 and tomorrow at 10. 5,' it ---_-----

'dren podgrimmdaxhsdaghkdligigrrilile g'en£r?tti'ty°inBge toméctmlratxngldsszd tg cgasgden fgom yas? [to yslgr. Record will be high tonight at 8.8! and to- DOGFISH PLENTY.

ihfdenot know how to kill pebble 'H1111 ideqilateiy punish these people. We testing stations had been established morrow at 9.15. - y mpnn one of ft- They want to “mg your 'symputh - your eo-opera- for dairymen with good results along The sun sets this afternoon and to- 'Dhe dogfish evidently have become ma 01 y 5 od ein ' ' ou think it is botanical and entomologicsl lines morrow at 4 15 it rises tomorrow acclimnted to the waters of the North

go into the 'tullerculosfvlii' 11 S_tion your prayer. y_ - - f _ _ business, into the production of ty-.nn e'asy job you make a great mis- Much research was being added and morning at 7.5! and Saturday at Af-lanticé Thea? w;lcs at tinge _\_v_hcnJthvy

hthesia-and smell-3 _ ~ k other mistake if just now the department were for 7.84. ' i‘°iiii1 iw 8011 0 GP u Z uc.

;:;“;\l'ldmel1’lt‘l¥:t::?hih of diseils t¥1U`;:|°¢n;l;“if;mf: snaslasy thing to talk mulating plans for a general cam- The moon sets tomorrow morning J lily. A021191 mid Sclitcmbcr and they

from disgraceful horrid nous- ¢ n oou egation like this of sueh` paign against bovine tuberculosis at 3.13. really did not Couec creat annoyance

‘Uma ° I - o gr _ ' - th t would he felt, be endorsed by The Bret quarter of the moon was except during July and August. Last

frid Laurier ln connection with cheap-

said he did not use the words attri- butcd to him in Halifax that hard

.What he did say was that l_n periods of prosperity people flocked to the cities and land was neglected. If in

1 M AMHERST, December 10-Uniden hard times people would go back to

SK P more favorable weather conditions ' ' me mud the quwtmcs M 1°°d°"Lfu°

_, _» _ _ the second day at the-Maritime Wim _ _raised would reduce the cost of liv.

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Jug. Sir Wilfrid Laurier was inter- ested in the cost of living just now because it is a campaign cry that will bring votes, that is all. If he were sincere in his opinions that combines were responsible for the in- creased cost why, when he wus in power, did he not do something to check the combines? With the excep- tion ol 1907 which was a panic year the cost of liv ng during the Liberal regime rose every year, yet Sir-Wil- frid did not worry.

Asked whether ne thought a reduc-

tion of food duties would have any effect uuou prices of foods in Canada ,Mr. Crothers said he did not. The high cost of living is not confined to Canada, said he, for in England

__ where they have no duties on food

stuffs the sarre cry is made. I do 1’1‘11`11amen1' 15° Pills' tlmendlnents `--

not look for a reduction until there

of the problem, not free food.

gations from the labor organiza- tions. He said he was well satisfied

1-.

brought by the Grand Duke -Boris of Russia against the Frank ill/lunge

of court, but the Grand Duke will

arose out of an article describing the

Frederick E. Smith, the prominent

P E

sci for the Grand Duke, asked the

judge to set a day for the Grand Duke to appear and testify. He said

Duke, counsel for the defendant com- pany, will make a statement and the

tlement also will be announced.

ANTI-VIVI-SECTIONISTS

DENOUNCE CRUELTY f

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10.- Cruelty

less iuiliction of pain in any other

by Edward H. Clement, of Boston, ,_ president of the congress, upon the ¢ Rockefeller Institute experimenters,

trapping animals.

- Ho 1'. .

personal physician of John D. Rocke- feller, spoke in favor ol restricting

proportions. "Scores oi dogs," he

object than grandstand exhibitloni

science. Vlvi-section should be li-

To o en the doors of all vlvl-section B

Miss Lind-Af-Hagcby, of London,

enemies of science or medicine, but

.ledicihe of some of their mistakes. “Medicai history," she declared,

l"is one vast structure of mistakes. We believe that what is morally wrong cannot be scientifically right.

Ernest Thompson Seton said there

was no good reason why skins of animals should be worn, but there should be no unnecessary suffering for the animals. He deplored thi-_ use of the ' steel trap, in which he said "animals are sometimes held for days or weeks before»they slowly starve or freeze to death."

bearing animals should not bc made to sullcr, he said, was the fact thatl the skins would be better. He ex- pressed the opinion that some day most of the fur worn would come from animal farms- lvherc easy death was inflicted.

mg °°nduu.m" "we “rs Brutus “wt ' “mga-no chan mmded man or wo B ' Frid D . 5th t 10.59 . . week as far; north as (ianso the fish-

ding" this di-. od st d th tuck en. on aY» 0° 11 B 111 _P gf dlogicubéuyt ‘ildmcvtllfdr ‘directions xnnqlgbx :rngzususzmleiblid dzlnliscien? Th; speelgh by Mr. Burrell was one The moon will be full on Saturday, ermen found it almost impossible to “il To are tryin! 11° 1511110 11°'-1-°1` tiousuess created that would result of the most illuminating ever deliver- Dec. 18th at 11 a'. m. set their trawls lhecsuse of the rav. an iti olsible for the abject' ¢‘ gfmn ing out of these dread ed in connect/ion with the Winter-Fair The length of today will be ~eight Hires 01 111010 11011 '1°“"¢iillers. lf they

cond one D in ne' li ' * _ _ pour who 1111131 |'°11t.111° °11°"P“*' 1‘*‘1fu\ evil practices and crimes. here, and the Minister of Agriculture, hours and forty-three minutes. are to be un all the year affliction

nements they can hire in order to, _ ....,_.._._..._..-_...ss by his broad non-partisan treatment _ _ _ beep from the scrap-llssp sudirom `|nnn|-4| unlnysnt cum gui-get is cows. _of the subiset made many friends. ,\llinsrd's Lfnhsent Guess Distsmpsfl $0 out 0! 1111911111111-

\us»sl"i_uuls»u¢ °""°. °°""' °‘°'; ` V 1 1

hundllners and trawlers might as well

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is greater movement to the land. To 014111515. making tho'I_ '_ " ~, - grow more food will bs the solution 081101* reslwus his to the $611 ` `

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(Canadian Press.)

HANKOW, clans, noe.

Li Yuen I-feng, who was 7,

the Vice-Presidency' cf the'

night as to statements by Sir Wil-‘ Republic on October; 1,' "Isl:

secretly' today for 1?skia`g.‘V "

Chi Jul, Minister' oi"Wi\t', f with Chang today with troops. He succoeded‘~the"Y ' - dent in command of the trdobl.

(Canadian P .)` ~_

LONDON, mu. 1 ‘- gn _

commander /of the Gov _

ment troops at :N A who,

September last, was com ' apologize to the ‘JWMUQ usul t

Nanking, has proclaimed the inde dence of the Province of 'Klang ` , according to a desplitdffmi Bhl bul. 'rblrty tboussud €f\ibil!' been dispatched by the Pekin \ - ernment against Nanki`n`gf‘ I _ ¢ Shun is reported retiring fh 'IM ~ ection of Shanghai. ` ’

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l3unl.1N pus. 1u__.q;n, ._. ~ Chancellor: Dr. Von Betblm weg, yesterday deiiedmhg Im' 1

the constitution ro oss

*_*

_ga e

acts of_ Ve F __ rdr; _ li providing

While here Mr. Crothers met dole- or his demdlid of

he house:'_ ‘~ » ~ I’illlip"Bcheidmanu, of tho Bi)-'

with the result of his trip. Labor 011111512 111111195, '£‘|,5'"tlle%ning of thi men in the Maritime Provinces seem- budget A bhte, m0v`e'd`t adoption M

cd prosperous. the al.l%ments put forWard="\iy' t`_'f

arty ' appealed to ths`ho\¥e

LIBEL SUIT IN HIGH CIRCLES_ refuse to vote suppliesuntil' Oh hee -

r Von Bethmanul-Iollweg had `

lo .

L0NDg_\;_ Dem 10_A libel suivtilier resigned or been dismissed t

e Emperor. The Chancellor thereupon rose

‘company was settled yesterday out dccluwd 111° “‘“°“11m°9tl 17°F f

are a clear invasion 0 t

w. _ g nn.

appear on the witness stand on De- 1""”°g“1'1ve “nd °11“°1111¢°d ' 1' cember 18th' and give evidence in or-|h“'~1 1111111191' P1`°5°111°<1 111! 1'°°1K“‘t_

der to clear his character. The case “or dm he intend t0 11° 9° 5.1158

E

equencc of the vote of non-confiyinh

. .

Grand Duke's career in Manchuri passed by the hw" °” Dee-6-‘-45' during the Russo-Japanese war and which he said W" 11°* Ulmsgr . his relations with General Kuropat- votts °‘ censure 111 °°“n"1°5 3°" ‘ kin, the Russian commander-in-chief, fd by 1’“"118me“t°~ and 1°' 131111111*

y signified that he and the 'l

Unionist olitician, actin as coun- 1')Mu“'”""e“1‘ held dmumnt °11m1° <

nlolrl' Riders WITH amps nj. nr. vou astbuluuu-l-lollweg__' 'Bald c Emperor alone had the ghfi 0!

til ' .

the case would have involved the "pp”1”"1“g th” 1m1’e1`1“1 0115139119.- oulling ol a large number of witness. 111111 1*- was utterly unconstitutio es, so the parties had discussed the 1° §*“'°m1’1' 11° bring P1`°551\1`° °11 _ matter with the result that a settle- Mdlcsty' either by vows °| “9‘!'9° " ment had been arrived st. Henry E. n‘1‘°'”°° °r by 111° "°1“°_“1 171.." P '

and the proposal of amen ` 3? ‘_the constitution to lneet ‘ all en

Grand Duke will go on the stand on '"5 r°"“t““°°- The oh°11'°11‘1"

the date set, when the terms of set- dared that ha km" th° I

the German nation was -nf! lg;

ibut lbs Emperors power should Bll

biected to Socialists restrictionsli The Chancellor made a , oh

orcign affairs which was , .Y

_ To ANIMALS- anything sensational. It feyo

ed almost entirely to the ` ith

l the Bailfan war and " ` ek

to animals by vlvi-s».-ction and need- _,(;ngm_German h-= no ‘§_ L_ ‘ag

8 .

Poke lu ' 'most li' ' of the

form were vigorously denounced at, _-

the opening session here yesterday of péuiisgin %1ow?;~&1'” 'nvnan $5 thc international anti-vivl-section ter the B-ilk” ~sh;.ulg»-‘Mil %‘. ntaia; und animal protection congress. The ing the general Wacé 01‘§u'°§° speeches ranged from a bitter attack 'Bum he looked with wunqwae 5"

he future success in dlisldteinilli be integrity of the Turkish empift _

The Ohancelior’s reference to An¢i;~

to deuunciations by Ernest 'I'homp~ German ana,” contained nd Mt” _ son Seton against cruel methods of but he expressed gheebeugi th"-ul _

vorable outcome. In conlVh_|lpion~_le gr-d Germany to let the halt relt

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Hamilton F Bi on of Cleveland mfiowegebycggtgcnikguggtgfusi

fu ur

vivi-section to the smallest possible and to work only fm. the mwr°_ so

Ill

entiou of the incidents between the

said, “are slaughtered in laborator- military and civil auggoritfn at Zh

ies of medical colleges for no other bem_ A1s,,¢e_ was mad, bf-_¢° Q33-

ce -1

lior, and his speech was teeeihil

with no beneficial results to medical mont, in nllence. "" 1

'rue lute ol tba soul ist amend

mitcd and under strict surveillance. ments and the propozd "fun .bg

uppiies to the governmilii Wxfut-

would o ose the amendments ssl

t' -

famous English worker in the move- wyould votemihe budge” not mr nn

ment, declared that anti-vivi-section- Chnnceuor but for th' Gennim-_.nb :lets were not sentimentalists nor “Om ' ____

they wanted to cleanse science and

colllilu stents. __

_instincts

One cent per word sash i sertloigx

There m_ust bc other ways besides hi C h un :BM-“nl _vivinucuon ol getting at 111° 1°°1“'" drdlrfolulaliuimuz clirgs qypgfi- n

cents. 1 1' ' " 'A

*Miss Daisy Rudge, Valle of line hair goods; smhgi 171 Great George St.

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from 5 to 7. Price ineludla .sd-

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°'Don't bother bali# ' cake. You will find t"Wu want at the refreshment tlble Zion Church bazaar. ."'

"The New Glasgow Wo|nen's Iu- stltuts will bold su enferminlpeut and pie social, Thursday, Iheefli

mb ut 1 p. ul. admuslou, if Ladies with ples free. 815748- _ .

"See the littls Ch_rilt ,_ .

all decorated, and sultnblsqg: mas dinner centerpieces,-

Church banner.

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