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Vince the people that their proper place, for the next four years at least, is in Opposition along with their federal leader. Mr. Mackenzie King.

Premier Lea’s Campaign

As the Conservative candidates pointed out at. the Cape Traverse meeting, Premier Lea's contemptible insinuations against the motives oi’ lawyers in engaging in politics-in- sinuations aimed obviously at the Opposition candidate, Mr. Strong, and the Conservative leader, Hon. J-D. Stewart-react very unfavorably upon his own lawyer candidates. It was Premier Lea who forced Mr. Ihane Campbell upon the Liberal nominating convention in Second Prince in the lay-election campaign last year and in ihe present cam- paign he was instrumental in oust- ing Mr. Darby, the Liberal farmer representative oi Third Prince. in order to make way for another young lawyer from Charlottetown.

The only object in the Premier's persistent sneering references to lawyer candidates i5 to appeal to class prejudice. Touted as the “far- mer Premier," he is playing up to the role in a manner which disgusts every intelligent farmer who listens

jo him.

Mr. Lea had the opportunity,

Phe was forming his Cabinet. to show his opinion of farmers. He

ﬁrst class farmer in the person of Mr. Shelton Sharp. and Mr. Lea has been anything but compliment- ary in his comments about the elect- ors’ decision on that memorable oc- casion,

Election Promises

1i federal politics were in issue, the Conservative candidates would certainly have no difficulty in showing that Premier Bennett has implemented more oi his promises in the time he has been in power than any Premier in the Dominion of Canada. None but a. disgruntled Liberal remnant whose political as- pirations have been defeated would attempt ‘to deny this mt. 1t is only necessary to cite, among other things undertaken by the Bennett Government directly in line with its election platform. the special session called to relieve un- employment and the voting oi $20,- 000,000 ior that purpose; the re- vision of the tariff for the protec- tion of Canadian agriculture and industry; the grants to technical and agricultural education; the in- crease by 50 per cent in the ap- propriation for old age’ pensions un- til such time as full federal pay- ment can be assumed; the formu- lation oi a national fuel policy, most comprehensive scheme oi its kind ever launched in this country; the securing of greater markets for wheat; the appropriation to aid in

did so by ignoring them. When Mr. Butler, the farmer member without portfolio, left the Government in disgust his place was taken by a merchant from Mount Stewart, whose record as a dcbater during an viihole term in the lbegislature

the transportation of wheat amounting to more than $10,000,- 000; the enlargement and applica- tion of the anti-dumping provisions oi the Customs Act; and the nego- tiation oi a new treaty with Aus- tralia under which Canadian agri-

ing and come from a. deluded public. This is practically the way in which the promoters oi a. gigantic under- taking proceeded. where at least fifty millions were lost recently. It is not with capital in general that we must quarrel, but with similar abuses, committed by people. who have the impudence to call them- selves capitalists and ﬁnanciers, when they should be called some- thing. very different indeed. Their conduct is in great measure respon- sible for the present economic crisis

From the evidence so for adueed in the investigation into the Beau- harnois activities it would appear to the ordinary layman that the peni- tentiaries oi this country should reap a. full harvest‘ and that the sooner it is garnered the better it will be ior Canada-

In obtaining the velocity in the line oi sight of 523 of the hottest and most massive stars in the sky, 2,679 spectra were made with the 72-inch telescope at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory of the Department o1 the Interior st Vic- toria, B.C., requiring the time oi an observer at night for over 2,000 hours. In the measurement of these spectra by means oi s. measuring microscope the spectral lines were brought into coincidence with the spider thread in the ‘microscope-v-an operation requiring great care and accuracy-ct least 250,000 times. After the spectra. were measured these measurements had to be transformed into velocities requir- ing about half as much time again and finally all the velocities discus- sed, an operation still in process. Consequently it does not seem sur- prising to learn that this one piece oi work has occupied practically the entire time oi two astronomers for over six years.

The lesson of the past ten years is that financial concessions to Ger- many invariably have been iollow- ed by increased German determin- ation to evade the terms of the peace treaties, and to circumvent

(one sided headach ) acute ail- ments, and dropsy.

Another point he emphasizes is that as the diet is reduced, there should be as much variety to it as possible, so that the individual — usually a big eater-should not feel that he is being harshly treated, and perhaps not obey orders strictly.

The thought then is that a shwt fast is excellent in most acute ail- ments where there is increased pulse and temperature; that it is good in overweigit and other conditions mentioned above.

It is not however advisable in low blood pressure, nor in those chronic exhaustive states, where fresh air, plenty of sleep and abundant food, is really the treatment.

MORNING

Now let me think oi trees. (The closer I come to people, Oh, the better-I love the trees!)

Let me think oi that hemlock tree Beside the Indian Lake '

High in the windy hills,

Dark, wide-branching and fragrant, Cool by the jade-silver water, Remembering irost and snow

And crystal silence oi Winter.

It is my tree, my cwn.

I wandered hour upon hour Calling without a voice,

Listening in the forest

To the heart oi a tamarack,

To the heart of a copper-beech,

To the heart oi a sycamore,

To the heart of the hemlock tree- And I knew it for mine, my own.

Now let me think of trees

And the sound of their green con- ferring.

(Oh, the more that I hear men talking,

The better I love tree-silence.)

—-Barbara Young in the New York

and by the still more famous Mac- leods of Marvon with s. grand total oi 600 years.

The Macauloys are oi Norse orig- in. The first of whom there is an authentic record is Donald Com (Blind Donald) oi Uig, Lewis, who lived in the reign of King ﬂames VI. Capt. Thomas, R. N., in a paper entitled: “Traditions o! tho" Mac- aulays oi Lewis," which he delivered to the society of Antiquarisns in Edinburgh many years ago, traced Donald‘ Cam to s. Macaulay who lived about 1450. ,. Whatever the antecedents -oi Blind Donald, he is fully Justified in the long succession oi learned cler- gy who ior generations honored the name, and oi whom Dr. Macaulay of Belfast was a member. But dis- tinction was not confined to his descendants in the church,‘ for in literature and statecraft, two of his descendants, Iord Macaulay,‘ and his sister Hannah's son, SirGeorge Otto ‘rrevelyen, hold enduring pc- sitions. when such was unpopular Sir George advocated reform in the franchise, in the army, in woman's suffrage, and in the House oi Lords. Like his great uncle he also fought to abolish slavery.

As a. family the Maoaulays pos- sessed vigorous intellects. They were original thinkers. Rev. Aeneas Macaulay 0i Applecrcss, father of his namesake in Point Prim. was dragged before the General Assem-, bly in Edinburgh. on c chsrgs oi heresy, a sure indication that his

that he was impatient of dusty the- ological formulas.

ant oi the estate of Brenish, Lewis, about 1010. He was noted for phy- sical strength and dsring. His son Angus, who succeeded him was kil- led in the Battle oi Aultdoam, 4th M111’. 1645 together with his brother William.

His son Donald was father of Rev. Donald Macaulay. (MA, mini-L) born About 1874, ministe in Kil- muir and Brscmdale, skyc, from 1700 until his death in 1748. ills wife was Catherine MacQuecn,

ligious services in their beloved Gaelic in the little church which he built near his home facing the beautiful Pipette river. But he did not ‘restrict himself to Belfast for he preached and baptizediin outly- ing Gaelic speaking districts as well as healing the sick. In addition to these varied duties he was Selkirk"! trusted agent. For a time he was Speaker oi the House oi Assembly.

Dr. Macaulayls life was a useful one. and the sons oi Belfast should revere the name of the sound schol- ar, able physician, wise counsellor and sympathetic friend who labor- ed among their ancestors. He died in 1827. i

m. Macaulay was ‘married to Mary, daughter oi Samuel Macdon- aid Capt. in H. M. 184th Highland Emigrant Regiment, a. descendant of Bi!‘ James Macdonald, 2nd bar- onet oi Slest. She died in Point Prim in 1857, aged 99. Both are bur- ied in Mount Buchanan Cemetery, Belfast.

Malcolm W. Murchison, a des- cendant of Alice, daughter ofDr. and Mrs. Macaulay lives on part oi the Doctor's farm in Pinette, given to him by lord Selkirk.

mind kept pace with science, and ‘

Blind Donald Macaulay was ten- ‘

The Public Forum

POLITICAL MILKMAIDS

Sin-From out the riiraﬂ oi p0- liticsl letters in the Patriot I notice one signed "Milkmaid." For, good- ness sake, have we reached the stage where s man has to express himself behind c feminine "nom de guerre’? Ara we farmers to be cursed by such behavior in politics? Please let our good women wear the skirts!

I am, Sir. etc., LIBERAL

TIIE cnnnionnowu cusnnuu 11111 11111111 n P b Mm continue a , ~ , i i F i ‘ -— ' . on July s n Unionist dcmcnstra- e r0 e . f WOIIId YOU, - . v President-W. Chutn- I. Ic-Lun. l. l’. V...- . lint-J. I- Iltlﬂl . v ‘- '1- ', ‘I Stanley-gloat. C::;.ID.DA‘£;SII.QLIBI:;:"Q¢ U01! Ill htld ill Klllllllhlm O0 (gydney pug) -\ . 2 l or an III ~ . . . ' r ._ i i ' i i a ~ i ~- ~ ~=--.-:=...... “mm-"- ='=~ “were u s. . ---- . Handlca our B k ' i‘ ‘ ' "°"""' w" ""'"“’°" m” .‘.‘.“.'.'° n?‘ 5.15.11 ‘.'.Ta'1'i1'i¢".'¢”nm~. “"1111 °11"1111"1'111" W“ ""1 1 ' ‘ ' 1 g 3 i ‘l use i 1w "I 10mm" '"‘ 1 death. In nddrcuibs the 81111011118 Hon. Wesley Gordon, chairman oi‘ the committee whlich t - . a.‘ i. AY JULY 29 193 the crest imperialist statesman’! _ has conducted the Beaubsrnois probe, denies that.tliere_ as f - I‘ k f f : .4; 1 , ___ WEDNESD ' t h; w u“ m: do“ son, m. nsvuis Chamberlain. slid: . been any saw-oi! between Conservatives sud‘_lviberalsto pre- x or z ‘a z o a cw .- l 1 Frost In July tion. was - "seventeen yam hove owed I111" Dylan 1628mm. MD. vent furthcr- inquiry‘ into csmplllilll 11111118- T110 0111)’ ' cznt, a aay 7 Z . to implement these pwmilu" 111°" Joseph Chamberlain died Wiiuuu‘ FAsTmG suggestion of anything-oi the. kind was the threat ofhl-lont. ' .. u, ,, -- mine‘ the fuini t i th ti: itt ti . . ‘ i: L.’ The great Liberal rally at the 13 today no supervise; no p“: phglviigstoseﬁnch he man-Jae‘; m: a?‘ alglrggslgezlgglﬁo: 1.21:?!“ Tﬁlrzbaroci o‘ lfeﬁuzualﬁpaiilgh 6:11am] He is bright and ambitious . , , g hm’. o,‘ - . .1 1'11 capupl Them“ ‘Mt night Wm 8° lnsutuws‘ time" h” 1 t l”; remnant; of m. health and You read from time t0 time Ibmlt ciers of the Libel,“ party, were-cued for testimony is n, But if 11G lacks , . g l, l down in history, all right—but it ma; gttempii w ﬁlm“ u“ “c strensth- Every clan. every ibdlw- w” “m 1°‘ ‘ﬂmse’ “"1 °“° m“ what their party chest actually got out of the Beauharnois, . W111 11° 11011011111911“! in therace of life. Th, 1 ,..-- 1 5 i. will go down 8s the greatest polit- that the Province u s disease free tion points t0 the fact that before 1111 160011111’ m“ 3"“ “m” “m” he would subpoena Major-General Macllaesnd “twenty-one 001111117’! 100111118 1111111101011. bﬂllkcrs, bu, m, Alnopil 01 many seasons. 1t is QTEB-dlﬂ dam-t to encourage cran- the twentieth year is up we shall 1132101: ‘miililnill-‘fgffainwiizgfog? other leading Conservatives” to-glve evidencewith respect ncss executives, parliamen an, “m, i u an Premier ever faced, b. and other fruit zrowins or 1" 111° "hhvlimeniui "*0 11°11" g ° to the sources from which their 11811111111311 fund! W010 mreexceptlonmareunivmltyu-ained, c; , . 1 11011111111 Y "'1' he bequuthedh- Th, undo“ Dam. treatment of ailments, before even derived b0 th I th '9 . l. 1 k . ‘1 at a widely advertised meeting in m, gstablishmmt °l canning m‘ Express says that these arc prophet- mwmme w“ “Sea; 1“ h“ "an" It l; to be hoped that ﬁll! 111818.111. bluff will be prompt {our g d: e q had‘ For‘ i“ . * v ~ i i u... capital do or we Purim. 1° dust-Ia And v1" u" "“°“““" 1c word.- md that. we mu: or w- u =1 u“ i“ “m” "u"- ly called. While itmay be m» 1m in the session u. ma. °"°°" ’ "°"°’""°mmﬂi° 0001M l5 , '. h! ‘i , slim an audience of the “faithful? ,1 grant was withdrawn by 111° eph Chamberlain-i triumph 11 bus-ﬂy “my °‘ °“' "m"! “m” 1“ m‘ the slush funds of Beaubarnols-from their source to their “Win80 010111811010111101111011 bylnvesting “=21. w =11‘ n ll ther was no reason Mackenzie King Government Mr- 11 hbud- The tomb which be druP- m" “m dis°°v°r°d by “mam” °' ﬁnal destination, aRoyal Commission should be appointed 110W 111 , i‘- 1 t" '- 1 ' A er a ' e m, ped has been raised again and will i" °°°°“"'Y- “d *1 "mud “PM” to complete thlsvcry necessary and intricate task. Enough The Great-West _._ I i y; m‘. ‘ i why people should wastehahflt: m. niivel‘ ats tmuch as raised new be cm,“ m m“, “m”, niastilllvlzrzélcdolitlhemtgllllli 11-: is known-to prove that btbesc coriéuptlandlcfriéipiindgdran- Educational Policy ,. . mm ~ L ‘ t evening listening to a re as voice pm es. ‘" i‘ ° “*1 sactions were the most razcn-an co ossa n ana as po- “a, ._ i ' a“ speeches which have already been Our farmers are well aware thll Despite the many your, ssys the w“ m“ the" W” “w” cu“ °1 litical 111M017- If they BIG 8110Wﬂ1 1-0 P355 1111-119111- com‘ “you dmorbwome disabled “to” “191-11119 4:; 1‘, ' _ ’ , h...“ s11 over the Province. Neith- we“. mterests were better looked Montreal Patric, that Olll‘ city has 01am" 1W1“? "i" “i” “l” 1°“ plete inquiry and condign punishment, the last guarantee comes for your boy to cuter University, m, i“ ‘ " 5 i er the Premier nor the local Liber- am, when m. Hon, Mr, Btewnrt “"11 ""0160 111 the 11mm caused "ﬁoztiﬁlft- “k m? M d“ of the good faith ofCanadas public men will be destroyed. Company will pay all remaining premiums, l‘ 1 a‘ a did t had an ‘thing to an- ctin Minister of A8f10111¢111° among our “hm population by cries fasting he; doneusiaeonsidernvle The Beauhamom promoters paid ‘two Govetnmegts 11am’ write ‘or h!“ wormaﬁon. 4 x _ 1 " p,‘ al can a es l was a s tuberculosis, progress achieved in harm wh it h b hundreds of thousands of dollars, in campaign ona ions, _ . ~1- . g yum, They had neither platform in conjunction with hi1 011101‘ 1'0" the strussle against this Plague has 01° i“ “n "W011 for their display of easy virtuous the custodians of public » u = - Ii n man o t 2%. 1’ "\ 1 1 3', nor policy. their stock arguments sponsible duties as Premier and been exceedingly dlaappolntlns ::u1't:“swh“:n“u;f: sviibilxgg: franchises of enormous valae. Yléhe dpeopletwil ldemaaitlwﬁg y - ,, .- 1; Ii being carping criticism of the Con- Attorney General. They are well “mm”- Ti" 11110 0f 11101111111! at- l know how large this corrup on un was, o w om rnovmoml. MAN m: ‘ viii. g, - , H trlbuiable to this infectious malady 1’ ""1 paid, and how it was used. The deal should be-probed in its QBARLOTIETOWN, r. n. 1. "ii i “mm” 9°11” ‘“‘°“‘“d°d Wm‘ “w” m“ l“ ‘he H“ “h” ' is still twice as high in our province Whe" “h” "mmh °' “mime 1* every covert ramiﬁcation. The conspirators should be smok- i m, i i 1' bitter lnveutive 181111151 the 131111118" Myers. former Minister 0! #811011‘ as it is in ohm-id. The district di “Pm 1° 1*‘ “"1” '1“ ‘ilgtdwziitgi’ ed out from their last hiding place. The matter 81111111)’ 0811- __“'\ *1 ~ _ ; = . Government. ture in the Stewart Government. Quebec is now well provided with “"'““° m“ °' W°"‘°'“( ° ' not be allowed to rest where» it now is. ‘m: E 111% ‘ ‘i . - '1'. = ' sanitariums there being 200 beds at m" fwd m’ M ‘east 36 hm“; 51p‘ ‘V, \' | IV I The contrast between the at- they had a more active champion m“ Edwajﬁ’ 15o at Th!“ Rive" ping a little water m. orange. 1m“ v I _ _AssuRANcB cOMyANY H i“ p5 t- , tendance and enthusiasm at the of their interests than ever Mf- " being all that is advisable . nsso cones n-wmvuocc 0%», . 4 , and aso at the Laval Hospital at - M :4 l f B t is ) . § Conservative opening meeting 111 Lea has shown him-sell to be. In his Qugbem It ‘m the dune; o! Mon. 111 c5505 01' 111811 171004 P11351170 Dr. d l! d)’ o e as i . a ,.-§, 2- , I the same theatre and the humil- own pet line of livestock raising w. ma: which remains unarmed P"“°“'“"IY ‘n °"°"'°’Fh° 11°11“ 1"" - . i _. _ - - - x L" ‘g v‘ ;._ ~ ‘ ' b t “m,” the scourge dividuals, a fast day once s week, 3115 A- MAOQUEEN ,_,__,_______,,,,_,.,...,,,. ,_ ,, ,‘ ‘r,YT‘;i','¢_ , ‘a . iating performance last owning peg i; enthusiastic enough, u - and some reduction o‘ an mod is h” 1 w-‘kﬂﬂnmu 3% V I ‘. ' should convince the Lea Cvovem- there are other equally important dicated. Whe th ishl hbl d 111i lti i I‘ F?” ‘$21,; u t m t the am is u‘ Ines. b h o! mcunm “which m A newspaper the other any llvc pressure Wm’: if” 5d E new men have played s more sympathy with the d comes :0 _ ‘ s’. ‘M’. s‘. ‘ me“ a g p ram e‘ a 011 viii-mule oi the abuses of mls- ' p ' r‘ m’ 3 prominent part in the early settie- the tenants than the fsc r w .. ‘ ponsibuity. mwmpeiency. extrav- has paid scant attention, and the spams capitalism, says Montreal Sig“? ‘°°d"b’°"d “"4 "m" ment of P. n. r. than the subject oi lived among them- In any event 110 . g a-gance. brazen violation and repud- agricultural interests oi the Pro- DBVOIH- Herc were three factories. gemtdwmsbau ﬁrmagfluﬁtl?‘ this brief sketch. rcturmd 1° all-WW‘; “$131813 iation oi election pledges-to ask Vince have suffered thereby. ltiogalﬂhcelugglth gogeientnpmdu: to maintain strength. a y m’ hggamags o! m‘ ntndng 3:" he w" ma“ ed ' 146 RlChIIIOIId Si» GIBﬂOttGfOWQ an intelligent electorate w endorse It is about time Premier Lea quite gentleman who‘ 6:1“ hm‘:e1t°‘:'ﬂn_ Where there is a. family tendency 32,,’ L", M’IZ,',,,Z°§°,,,‘,,,,,‘§,,,. 1;... Selkirk must have seen 111 , , . . a record of this kind is to invite his sneering references to lawyers “m, buy, them yo; three mii- “e111”? 10°?“ pressure’ n‘ “mud b” duced two families who gsvs to the Dr. Macaulay a. men peculiarly nt- Fire, ILIIQ’ Accfdent, Sjcknes, dlsﬂ-Ster- The P901118 W811i 11 change; and recalled some oi the enconiums 110118- 11101880 them, capitalizes the a haga fislgflfbers Mlthﬁutamuy church, for several generations. ted to H8818?- 111111 1n 111° "heme t“ they want a Government that is he lavished upon Mr. Thane CI-mp- "munmmm 01'- i-Wenty millions, keep the mod mtykmz” mt!" 21d many sons so distinguished that the 91111811111011 011 W111°h 11° w“ ‘m’ and Plate Gla$8 Iﬂsllfaﬂﬂe m um with the progressive admwk hen m the b _elecﬂon campaign and sells the shares to the public. mt am‘ 11 c own a w mmﬂy mm, became a hmuehold barking gm- m 1m he was in eor- . . y The latter pay twenty millions for p0 ‘even “eh the bl°°d pres‘ word throughout Scotland. ‘rho tot- 10811011001100 "1111 111m‘ The result at Lowest Rate istration at Ottawa and that can inst year, when he declared that if. m, sham, which m, worm per Sure at present, is not high. u amen” o, they, "ma, m m]; was that he arrived in Belfast with ' press intelligently and successfully was absolutely essential, in the int- haps five millions at the most. And esligailinaztcgunyiherzimlgnggg“; cause was over 350 years, being sur- the colonists in 1008. He threw htgrlig- the subsidy claim oi the Province. t5 1' the Govefnme t, to em; the promoter thus makes, in the a a“ re u° e - passed by iewii any, except the ia- self with u-dor into his new . . The ore meetins the Liberal a - ere? o did t ‘Eh eo 1e course of his operations. ten or fif- should be used m ‘meslw mm“ mous ministerial MccQuecn funily F0179"! 11° 13mm‘ “mm”; h“ Agent at summemldﬁ Lloyd Lew‘. has: h ld gs th p a Wm can a 6' °’ p p teen millions which represent noth- wmht)’ ‘M’ dtahm" migmm’ of Ekye- with a- toia-i o! M years. K181111114 "elilhm" °°“d“°““3 ‘e’ o o . the more ey ccn- turned down Mr. Campbell for s

is being stated about former Con-

servative administrations. If stato- ments and insinuations are made to you refer ‘ these

to some trustworthy authority, and see how iar they should 111111181100 your vote. Petty faults and seem- ing defections that have been buried for years, are being detombed, and the skeleton hypnotised to do duty. Assert your independence and prove your ability to think and act ior yourself, and you must see where the intentions oi government are leading‘. Why should it have been left until election day to issue pro- mises to do what should have been done two or three years ago? Re- turn to power the party whose rc- putation is a proof oi lir- ‘ “'"' promises, and you will see how Me. Stewart and his supporters will keep these promises. I am, sir, etc. VOTER.

LETTER FROM MR. L. l’. TANTON

shy-In Monday's Guardian I notice a letter from the 9115111111111 oi the Prohibition Commission. 1'9‘

"Bedeque Voter," e180 s. 1010101100 to a statement oi Hon. Horace Wright alleging tut the ex-In- spector oi Borden had been drunk at the Ncrthom races. Because I have stood consistently behind Inspectors who have done their duty, and particularly M1‘- Clark, it is not improbable that 1 am the resident of "Charlottetown" whom he would impale. To set this vagary at rest let me tell him that 1 have not even a remote know- ledge as to who "Bedequc Voter" is. Mr. Brown declares those charﬂ‘ es to be "absolutely false", but without specifying one oi them, or impuning the false item. As o mem- ber of the Alliance Executive I know it io'be yue that without I dissenting voice, Mr. Clark was 9n- dorsed and his retention at Borden urgently requested. Also I stood It

plying to a communication signed,-

rcn on the streets." Personally Mr. Brown has bulls sioutcr supporter in this Proviso! than myself. I have stood out in! him, as the best available for lib position, and no mm can say 11111- in public or private. 1 have our sought to reflect upon him. M; sympathy has been with um Lea and Wright rather than their opponents, and if I am the (mn- gainst whom Mr. Brown's insinu- tions are applied. lrt mo lull! that they are as unsenmus Is ti»; are incorrect. ' I Am, Sir. etc. LEWIS P. 1.1111011

Continued on pace s

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I {it b, M“ Q complete blank. and ‘who had It is f u t t d h“ t allied attempts to collect even the Times. T1101! 5011 A0110". (MA-l W" ' the elbow of Mr. John Agnew, Ohlir g nmlutely m, qualmcauom to c“ u“ u y pm“ e ‘mw '1“ repeatedly reduced reparations -————-——-—- 00111 111 1704- H1 w-s Minisicr 111 "V1011 T0 YWIHFUI- “T5115 man of the first man-in Commis- y1~ the 11m time 011111111 W 1001" debts. nvoa osnnsn csuonr Anplecross. from m1 uhtu his ——" - sion when a delegation waited on ,1 J5 "m; m I f ' v remnimend him w u Eiwtifilmuut British preferential treatment on It is foo soon to estimate the death in 1700. His wife was Mary Bln-Wo 811111101" 1110-131!" "010- hgm’ 53km; 015px‘; dismissal (be- m, N,“ 69o ‘Ni. fir“ t. _ p h seat so far as the farmers of u... 415 o“, o; amt,“ 0; 433 “m; mm chances of success at the Paris con- CLARKBDALE, Miss, July 2a. Maul-cod o! Bkye. A profound schol- veivlns more correspondence than ca“, o; ﬂquoy h, has seised) and ‘u; ma,“ Qgmp. sad " ’ ,5 ;‘, g Province were Concerned, These achmemenu m bu, a m, fersnce-which u in session in (u. P.)—A 300-pound garfish was M". Rav- Aeneas was In advance of you 01m wwmmuuuiv 01' 01111111111’ hoard m. Agnew uu Mr. olnrke. u,“ “.51.... s. Wino“ m W 2 $5, u mere were several agricultural o! numy that could be owed u u“ London. caught here recently by R. P. the times. His trill for heresy msdg supervise. Yet, you may be able to over long distance wlgphonm-ﬂwg w” h“ "u" h". 39¢ 41¢ _ H, ‘ p] m m l Aymjgtegd on a 551mm 11nd The him the subject of much nolpﬂgty. discover a little information in these do not dmhn.“ men m, “m; "a "mu" m“ o! M“. _ . I snks e p atform on which idence of the Bennett Government‘; An election c! ‘he ‘Md old “y: fish was eight feet long, two feet 0f their twelve children tho feeble lines. Again it must be re- the“. duty M,’ an“; m‘; i, w“; m“. 39o 35>‘; i ‘ - Premier L" W“ 9100100 111 1927. in- good faith with the electors. is thus described by a spectator. It thick and had a head one and one- youngest Aeneas, was born in 1759, pelted. The Conservative Commit- you u, than, 101', and we lrs bc- u, “mud. 5,", pigs 40c ' 5%. “M11718 the appointment oi n $11 . M g h was in s. Northumberland constit- hali feet wide with teeth one and o few months before the death of 1100010"?! 11011 mull 110 111010 W011i hind w" . i , p oreovcr, or t use promises Y - locrrnitstlvcl l 4-. , A ‘who; o; F . ., . _ uency. On one occasion the feeling a half inches long. his father. He was graduated MA. Ind Work 11101’! Qﬂuctivc- 1 515° h“ s wpy of s petition. "dug 190 ~ E111". 5 ' '1 ' v vertlsmg theaargzlzrrftalgsltnuggs’ M which have not been mplememed was very keen on both sides and from Glasgow University. 1n and In religion. we are told "Pray “n; to m, L» my‘ To“ Clerk, m Mﬂrmzbm. 19a -, “"1493 _ ' g s o ° pm" °° ‘h’ ML W!“ w m‘ "Hm" ‘c’ when two or three hundred oi the the signal ior battle and almost in- prior in 1733 he wls I student of 1711-1101114 "B11189 T1108. 111 P0111101» ﬂlngd by the Mayor, Council, B1111 1 u, 53,5, g g, Tlblell .. I10 I f,” Al; , 5 y‘ vince (secured by the stew-art Gov- onomic situation which affects all (mum; pa“; ‘mud ‘g Newcagﬂe sunny the M, w“ ﬁned Wm, "m, Divinity st Msrischol College, Aber- work without ceasing. The clec- w,“ mm; “most, Query citizen in m on.“ Nu." F994] ,, 19o ., _

ernment) of the freedom of the "Quince 110m bovine tuberculosis;

on the steamer St. George, the Rankin party was armed and wait- ing. They had roped on the court

federal treasuries, Premier Bennett reiterates his responsibility.

and stones, which the Rankin party had collected the previous‘ day. The Chcthem party was over-

deen. Ha held s. commission as chaplain in the British Anny and was a schoolmaster in Poi-tree. Skye,

torstc are now being educated in the principles and particulars of government. Inch side is learning

Borden, also letters from several m‘ citizens, including a runny pom-l mu onun Given m

Attention

, t _- dim p 5, _ , in: Roman Catholic Priest, and was i’ .t1§’,f1~ cmnberriz: Zfuezznt: r°“'“‘ °' “ “m” °°“‘“‘" m“- m ‘h’ house entrance into two sections- powered and fled in three bodies. unw nu lppointmant on December and seems exposure of defects and personally interviewed by s clergy- '._, p f-J . and small attitude of the has Government, wit); thginggntiqn can“; ms Rsn- one went through the woods 5nd 10, 17b0, by Alexander, lord Msc- insinccrities in the opposing sidc m“ of m, parish gsking that he 2 M ’ y , a resembles and a thorough inst o! which not only failed to implement kin party go in on one side and tho came out that night at nuugiu-fdvnuld. as his flctor in the Barony that until now. they had new lul- be fttl'l“"' at Borden, amuse as ‘i’; y the fﬂlslbﬂjty o; csyabylshlng a m, election pledge, o; you, “u. Cunard voters on the other side of town, another came out next day of ‘rrottemlsh. BIYO- H0 119111 $1118 peeled. In thil 1-11-1111101/1011. 1110 stated in one of the letteru-"WO u. an“ on“. smqt . cmnmg industry as we" u m” a o but h mm attempt!“ w w the dividing rope. The Chstham at Miilbank, the third made directly position for several yours, but not younger element in the Conservative my have pence and order in 8m’- _ . '24"; . d’, ' a g ’ - party in the situation immediately back for the whsri and cams homeiwithout friction with Lord ldoc- tasty should bowls-s lost they be dun, since Clarke come, And All 71"“ u‘ y; V, ‘ i. lily to promote agricultural educa- pudisio them altogether! classed sway tbs cubic. This was on board the St. George." dcnold, who may have 1nd Ills deceived into believing much that no iohlcr sfrﬂd to allow our child- " I. f i » ' ' yT-"z