w. center s. tm.-|.an, Preston: .|. n. uumm. anim- nu i-online: 11°°¢l“1 1116 °°l1'1111°lll 0! B V°l`Y me

season. They were suggestive tn

. those who visited them, rather

D. K. Carrie. Aauelnte Editor

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FRIDAY, SEPT.

28, 1923

THE GUARDIAN may be obta

Charlottetown:

Maritime Stationers, Grafton St.

Carter 6. Ce.. Queen Street.

A. Brown, Stamp Vendor.

Railway lookltaIL

Stephen Duffy, Rlohmond -Street. Wm. Dalziel 'Spring Park Road.

J. Mcklej Grafton Street.

ined from the following agents in

P. T. Murphy, Prince Street Grocery J. P. Duffy, Queen Street.

W. C. Wright, Kent Street West. R. Thomas White, 125 Elm Avenue.

John Kennedy, Longworth Avenue.

PROTECTING THE FARMER

.

Practically every country in the

world in which agriculture is the

leading industiry is talking pains to

protect its farmers against undue

competition. The United States

farmer is highly protected by u

duty which -practically excludes

foreign agricultural products and

they are now considering a higher

duty on wheat. Representative

Anderson of Minnesota, Chairman

of the Congressional Committee oi

Agriculture, has placed the matter

before ‘President Coolidge explain-

ing -that “the necessity ot' putting ti.

higher tariff on wheat is shown -by

the tact that in spite oi' the duty of

30 cents a bushe1,CanadIan wheat

L: selling in Minneapolis at the

same price us American wheat."

Canada has nothing to fear from this duty. The United states is buy-

ing Canadian wheat to mix with

their softer wheat and so improve

its quality the better to compete with Canadian flour in the British

market. What Cwnada needs is to

put on an export duty and so pre-

vent Canadian wheat going into the

United States and from there to the

markets in which Canadian flour is

being sold. This would effectively

protect the Canzidiau wheat grow-

(>fl'.

We observe also that British

farmers are asking for a duty on

wheat in order to protect the

ugriculturai interests of 'the coun-

try, lt is within the possibilities that at the Economic imperial Con-

ference shortly to be held in Lon-

don this question will the a feature

of the discussion on proposed inter-

imperlal preference which is a

prominent subject on the agenda.

Grea/t Britain has for some years

been gradually awakening to the

-fact that free trade, once the builder oi' the nation,has outlived

its usefulness, that she can no

longer afford to offer a free market to countries which have become her

competitors and that she must now

protect herself.

Great Britain, although nom-

inally a free trade coun-

try has at various times

sought out many pretext.; for

the protection of such industries its needed it most. A duty was imposed

nn certain surgical and optical in-

struments to protect the Briiiish

Manufacturers from unequal Ger-

man competition. Other instances

might -be cited and dt is well known that the embargo on Canadian

cattle was for many years more oi

a -protective measure than e. pre- fiiltlun for the prevention of .s dis-

edse that was never known in Cdnadn This embargo has been i`_t¢,'ted but it is quite possible that when the Canadtla/u entitle export

business assumes such proportions

to interfere with the British

attic ibreeders some other means

il be resorted to__to _protect the

“men

11 Protection is a 4"sefety_ilrst" ex- oedieut. _ an eheoluhe ,necessity

‘fliers foreign competition later- fehu with the home market. oi-cbt Blmifi feels it todayfand eventu- idly, if not immediately

will _adopt a protective sys- tenii.f-_-.;_\Canada today feels the need of It tkeenly, more espec- ially in her agriculture and she too will in the not distant future adopt i_m»uu_re» to pi-em her farmers frcmthe unequal com-petition of American farmers who have forti- fied--'themeeivee behind a tariff well

0;? which the &nadia-n farmer

MUSSELMUD

In every agricultural country in

the world the procuring of fertil-

izer is the one great problem. With

plenty of fertilizer available and

judiciously used agricultural pros-

perity is assured. _All progressive governments realize this. The Aus-

tralian and New Zealand govern-

ments, realizing that the future

prosperity' of their people depends

upon their ability to -procure fert- ilizer at it reasonable cost, carry

all kinds of approved fertilizer

free of cost one hundred miles.

Since the inauguration ot” this

scheme the wheat crop of these

two countries has increased four

fold. Comment is unnecessary.-

ln the bays and river-s of this

province we have millions of tons

of musselmud ,which many farm-

ers regard as one oi the -best fert- ilizers available anywhere. Un-

fortunately it is not easily avail-

able. 'Even to those -living in the

immediate vicinity of museelbeds

the present high ccet of the mac-

hinery necessary for digging it

makes it almost prohibitive. Un-

Ifortunately also the machinery

inaugurated by the late Conserva-

tive Government and which en-

abled our farmers to fertilize thou-

sands of acree, was scrapped by

the lute Liberal Government and

i1tlie procuring of this valuable fer- tilizer has been discontinued.

in those days of modern theories

the value of musselmud as a fertil-

zer has been discounted in certain

quarters. lt is argued that its use

causes scah in potatoes; that the

_lime of which it is largely com- posed is a stimulant and that when its first effects are over the land

is in worse condition than before

it was applied; that its continued

use is injurious. &c., &.

On these points there should be

no difficult-y in arriving at a .satis-

factory decision. There are thou-

sands of farmers throughout the Province who have used mussel-

mud during the past twenty or

thirty or forty years. Many of

them hauled it ten, fifteen and

twenty miles from Richmond

Bay. Rusticc, Bedeque, St. Peters 'Bay, Orwell Bay and

other musselbeds. 'During the years in which the late Conserva-

tive Government operated the

plant at Morell some five thousand

acres were musselmud/ded. The

effects are still to be seen the

farmers who used it can testify

as to its value.

There is no -question that barn-

yard manure is the ideal fertilizer.

but it is not available to the be-

ginner in farming. He has not

suillcent atoclu to produce it and he cannot increase 'his stock be-

cause of the want of it. He needs

a start to raise food for his stock

and, for this province, there is no

better starter than -musselmud pro- vided lt can be had at a reasonable

cost. With millions of tons of it

almost at our doors it should be

possible to make it available and we trust that one of the first acts

of the present Government will be

not only to 'resume the operation

at Morell, -begun -by its Conaervw

tive predecessors but to extend the operations to other suitable

localities and supply it, as they did. at cost or even less than cost.

EDITORIAL NOTES

Gloriouaweather for -harvest, a

slorious harvest moon and 'the lllsseet harvest ever railed in the

Drovlnoe. Tltile should make ua feel

°“'\if~» .ii _ _-

than demonstrative of the caphblli ties of this Province. Very inter- esting as well as suggestive to the farmer looking for points' towards the improvement of his products

was tho splendid exhibit of the By /gum

Agricultural Department. Parti- cularly suggestive was that of our NATUREUS LIVER SQUIEEZER own Experimental Farm Station; ' ----

_By The Way

The Exhibition of this year ro

on exhibition this year, as last,t

lndustry, and that farmers arei

I iiiiijat huh? of Quota

Bail Af.D

in a fonm-er article l told of the

for it set forth the result that can , be obtained here, and the culture w°rk 1119111119 dld fOr my body.

Perhaps you remember?

and breeding by which the best re- It brenks up me fats of the foo.; suits can be obtained. The cattle 50 um; they can ,be absorbed into

he system. it also is n great germ

,,ho“,0d ,hat em_E,.D,|se is being fighter, taking care of lots of tliiuifi

that we take into us that wou

brought to bear upon this most im otherwise have done us harm And

portant branch of our Agricultural mmuy "_ is a natural ,pu,ga,_|ve| and

ffiowin into the intestine pro-

g .

breeding upon the lines that lead perly one should never have coll-

to profitable productlon,nlike as to 5119811011- _ dairy products and beef. I ”~1s°__51’°k° ‘lf 5 ‘lfnding '~"“r`

cise, a liver squeezer ‘-as it is called, :by simply 'bending from side

Vory interesting and suggestive 10 Side Wlth knees and 1>=1C1<‘1‘L'll1

too were the exhibits in the Social straight' Tm” exenme Sends me

Welfare Department. The Public gxlzugxo 'intestine in invreasml

Health Centre “'a" 1"a°'~1°“11Y “ug-' Now there is another part of your gestive to housewives and mothers. body that is squeezing the liver for lt was one of thc most important you all the time and YOU llL"'¢`l` centres of attraction. The ladies "°“11Y 1-111711* “*1l°U1 l1~ _ __ _ I

You see Nature is doing, 1 0

Iiness relations. We are all verv

ister of Agriculture was nppreci ated. It would be well if all the Ministers of the Crown at the head of Departments affecting the in/ dustries and business of the pgqi ple at large would make them- selves personally acquainted with the conditions that prevail in the various provinces . The Minister of Agriculture has obtained by his visit a general ideaof capabilities, the progress, and the needs of this Pl`0V1l\C€. and his encouraging words at the.opening of the Exhib- ition may, as we hope they will, Drove to be the earnest of increas- ed interest in those activities by which the prosperity of 'our farm- ers ls pronioted.

The remarks of Premier Stewart,

also. and of our Provincial Cout- missioner of Agriculture. the lion. Mr. Myers, were very much to the point. There can be no doubt. that co-operation on the part of neigh- boring farmers might bo furthm-

extcnded to the ntlvantage of their respective districts and of the country at large. To the co-opera. tion in egg production, which img been proved succesaful,there might be added further cooperation in the improvement of the various breeds of cattle of their products", and of the prices obtained in l_h_"e market. The farmers of one dig. trlct might co-operate in the breed- ing and care of dairy cattle. Thftse of another district might ma e n specialty of the breeding and are of beef cattle and their sale i the now open markets of the ther Country' as well as in th' se gf Sydney, Newfoundland, the -' West lndien and other parts "IE the world.

It is pleasing to note "that the

Hon. Mr. Myers, hlmself°a practi- cal farmer, invites cooperation between the farmers of'tbe Prov- ince and the Provincial Depart- ment of Agriculture of which he is now the head. The more use made of this Department by the farmers,

l°°\‘l 1° In \l|v\- l .1 the better for the Province

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GENERAL GAETANO GAIRDINO

An Italian leader, formerly a

member of thc inter-Allicd Witt* Council. and one of the nun nroun-1 whom militaristic Italy is building her hopes. Italian plans to secure complete control of the Adriatic have been made very apparcn: in tic recent crisis. _

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PHINEE I5

111 Cllllrgc of it were instant in ,ou nd 0 di H hw __mh_ lahzwsee-Southeastern fcriusa lllllll' ' their attention to all enquiring vis- {,,g't§ do ygdlihogt nur y I 8 210111( W1t:d"h1;u rgegéréfzeungllgillla

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itors, and much valuable Informa Now what par; is iw wmdnn wa _for Oqsimy 12 m1|9t;_

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tion was imparted and received. Well, you can eall it the floor oi _ mm; about' ,mee ",319, ,nm-th 01 The products of the skill and in- me chest °" the “mf °f me “'1’df* where the Wacissa comes into ii

men, whichever you like, ibecausc it mm below me eduh

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lnvc were, in iwlut of fact. among I refer tb the diaphragm, that; Y by s,nk_h0les_ and it _.un be se_,,,,.

the most creditable and interest- ‘V106 muscular 'baud that is stimuli- _ --- _ plainly. As proof of this, an object illil features of the Exhibition of ed between the chem “`“‘1 11” ‘W (ganadian press) dropped into the sti‘ctlui l\'1\0l'€ 11

tm _ _ . domen keeping them sepitruteti. (mu _ A _ H at sinks is seen to lm, _md past;

s your There was no hint of _.mm the omer_ ('A'l GARY. Sept. 07. Regrets nrrou h the various Sinks to mn

li , g _

hnrd times or poverty in the bread fund how does it squeeze the-€h;1gn1;1it;v'<;;rld01l:;¢huik\]bIl?ymlgibsgpg point 12 miles below “.h,.,.6 It gm.

ima cake' the preserves and pick' liver? _ _ Veterans' Association to attend 1111>’ 0011165 10 1111* S""f“‘_"" es, and all thc other nice things Why every time you take in .i their annum ,mn _v - The Sl Mm-kg tit., tim-tl of the _ _ quot owing to his ~ __ -_ _ __

sent to the Exhibition by the fem- ‘M013-111 the dia.ph»rag-m E005 ‘1"“"-liaving promised not to accept any "»3llll1l0ll l'1V9l`S. is it _tow lll11‘\~ 10 inine exhibitors. ugmnst the liver “nd _givw it 11 public engagements on his \\'esteru the wcet of the \V:|t'i.<>':t :intl Ati-

"S4lll€€’L€-" _ trip, were expreggetl by Baron Ron- cilla. it alt-to sinks :intl rises again

Just see what this means. l‘.lglii-_,ww on his re'_m.,, to Calgary today _1 Short d1_qtm||_-1; ;i\\~;|_v_ niiiktiig

“ell 9111195 3 mllllllff- 1“'U“1Y fm" after n week-end at Bttuil. The Florillaks "Nntutul lli'itl;;i~." At llflllfs 111 1119 <1llY» l’0lll‘ 11"" 1401* 1* P incx was ii C' lgary only ten this point one of the si:tit~‘.< ltiti-tlest

The Post Omce exhibit! Showed 1111-10 00lHDl`eS910ll 1`l`0lll 111° 1111* mxinutles on hi; irtilin journvy to, battles wne fought in the f‘ivil War

Home of the dm1c“m“'9 1° “'m°`1l 11"’ ll1\l'3-§lll- lligh River and up|n>:trvd to have mostly by old men anti initials from Postmaster of Charlottetown and And yct notwithstanding this <-on in-neflted fiom his visit to the the Wcst Florida l~lt-iuiiim-y at 'i`al- hiS assistants are subjected gn 51151111- Sfllleellllg 115' 1G1l <1lilll1ll‘Hl’~lll llnckies which greatly impressed ltihussee, On the (`<>iil'|-tio;-iiliii~ aide. .

' , your li er is perhat, not pourillt' him. A monument was 1‘1‘c1'tf‘< \1‘-ff! lll

.a°°°“"t °f the carelessness of out thevbile properlym _£44->___._ 1922 by funds apI\r0liri=1i<‘ll lu’ U10 many persons' Post Cards wrme" What's the matterf legislature, and was tit-riirntcd Me- m dear mend” “W1 1101 i“1l1l`9l‘lS0i1. Your liver needs it little mol'f'iALL DOGS IN NEW ' morial Day, 1922, to tlit--mi-il10l‘.V 011 letters addressed in hivroglyphics pressutre on 'lt`. Perhaps the bile is JERSEY TOWN the Confctlernie solill1>\‘s \\‘1l0 1061

such as no man could d,.¢ipy,,.,-_ il. little thicker in you than in the r-___ their lives in the iigltl.

_ - , _ WEE!-lAWl\i}N. N. J.. Sept. 27. parcels so made up as to mu "o1Lw§I!iJav§v€eli1;(\:\Fst%n 'et it flowing bvtti-i' -- Next spring hvery pup in Weelt- -----G0-> ‘

pimms' In (hu ma" mga' wcm; “U By simply tlhking long lJrt>iiihs'n\\'ken will he running nrounti with' f

forth w "°ml"‘l “""°S1’°"‘1*’"1“ 1‘l`antl thus making vour tlirhphragiii 20 it vaccination -mark ou his leg-or

be careful and look twice bei’ore.tlown i`urth_cr each time, and thus \\'l\r-.rover they put it ou it mutt--~ I

cutnmittlug' their precious (.pi,,¢|,,,._lia\'e moro_aetion on the liver. ]:tnil nobody will be able to ,start a S y

and pm-gels to the post on-16,, in mei \Vhen you run you have _tilipunic by yelling "liliul dogi at the ,»_____ r hope and expr-gmtion 0| hqvmg 1l\"*a11l@ SO (1€€lll.V tlt-:iii ylllll' 11ll\H.~'ight Ff soino hot ‘ami iu‘o‘tl pull (By Dominion News Serli/ice.) _

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them promptly dcl1V@l‘@l1 10 f‘X'1;1l»?»;1mt\lic`g11$;r?tml:'tI1i'tlet?el?1\i`ickJt>l'*::1ii§;t1,r31;uom, W ` HS' umhm tlrI=At1)ltvhl?£s1`11’iit?ni111t>;tif: \\'t|iil€Tli‘odf\i1clz1t- i pectaut and anxious friends or htts~'5qtieeze. 1 Mayor Logan know that a iiutll on the opening tiny oi' the Sou-2

If at all constionted. its woribivttccine auucuncod about two son which has just licgiiii. F‘oriy~|

. ‘ i-r 11 *t it? ' lyinrs ago at the Congress of i’our'El1g1iH1l L¢‘u£¥\\~‘ lllll1C1l‘?S 1110119 "apt to nm] fault with the postal' ymg’ “Su :lit t _ i Cl ic o had roved drew over thrct--tiuurit-rs of n. mil-

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i°m°i"'l“ of tm postal "1“1t°1` 111; _"`.___-@-e>----- ‘t-ficicgive in llietifpiiig individual lion spectators. Ami in the major-1

1wmCh W" ar? imemsted is not "1`| _-1 _ iilogis immune front rabies. Wi\Y 11¥Y§flfl1et=;¢a;;i0H ll1fl."i“1 111:; {1o‘.’;111y‘g WHYS Dl‘0lHll1-Y despatched und do-, ` WOMENS pARTV iuot the Mayor reasoned, and the 0 t 9 00 Ni “'11-"l`*‘llill' if 5”-i iivumd_;m<1 rightly S0! We Should' NAT,-1oNAc|bNvENT|0N llniilth Committee followed happ- ‘Wen “11°W1“g fm' 1f“'k “1 practm"

' /` - ' . .. -poor and unsatisiiu-tory. Wl‘it0S

'le 0-lllllllly Careful and solicltouu -‘ “_” 'gy In hm “aka “Minute an dogs n oltl in er in tho l.ondon Daily

concerning the wrappers or envcI_ CQLORADO SpmNK5__ Septi siiin towrli),i ut;dJilien there Yom; be §‘mm_ D Y _ ones in which th t I __ -Women representing every sl.i'»- _.my ra es. us I ns pcope art. Nowadays' not only ____ _,___ g__“(_ml ,_ 8 pos a mamma will,-meet in a great polit`lcul t_n.i»iv.\tcinnted und cnninos licensed. “wel of fombumng Skin l_)“,m_than wc send out is enclosed and th 'l ' Tl cod r l -t' tl th ‘ t |. ibim A . 6 "(1",-11°" 1" Washingtnn Dem 1' .“'1 my am" em” “m y 3” I it used to be, but tltcrv :irc no foot- | tl: y of the direction written an 3 when the National Womtms iwas a bit late to start this year, haue” of the g_,,,,,,S 0,- mommtr “D011 it. Pa ty will concentrate all ciiort_< but bylayinl-1 in 2| Supply of vac- G_ 0_ Smm,_ Ne,.,H,,,,,,_ (-_,._,ht,.,,_,,__

-_ 0 Passage ‘1"°“l=1_‘ '}“§__S°“““` ‘lf ;’.‘“‘; “fy “'f‘;_1{“ b” "1: 11°' 11;” \v. J. oakiey. R. ic. t-wt.-r, \'. J.

tie IJl',0lJOS€l1 Bflllfl T8 5 lllll"“" "S ° “ex “Y-'am 19 “Utes Woodward and Robert Crompton,

The oppm-tune visit of the Min_ ni/ent to the constitutions, it wneloi’ being the first city--in the East playing in English gtiuit-u, Nm pug

17-nnounced here lust night. Aflor at any N112-10 911111111111-G 1'a1l10i'l Wales n' Meredith or :ui l..l`t. lloosc, - _l - -. - .- .

dustry Of the \\'omen of our Prov- is many both The course of me river is traced

he National Council of the P.1ri\ DY C0lllDll1S0l`Y VHU-lllll110ll or Iteland u Mc(‘r.t<kon -li session here, met in exccutlu Just how they will work it is not Scotland is not quite so le inly Session in me suite of Mt-S, 0_ ll_ quite certain. Probably when the off. There are two m~tln~t»»~ Scots- P. Belmont, of New York, natlmiitl :log owner applies for his license, Andrew Wilson (ci-ntro forward), president. On the first day of tht- he will have to show a certificate and A- L- 1V10l'10ll 1011131110 10111 101' ponvention n 18.-ge dnpufagion will of vaccination-for the pup, 01' example-who would have to bc :isk President Collidge to support course, Anyway, Health Inspector seriously considered for u best the Lucretia Mott amendment, David -7- Walsh and Health Doctor ever' S90"-1511 B1de~

. : Wim J_ 5 d I But a great many famous shoes

whhh reads h H h the Cilgpaggnny er are panning are unfilled. Where are the real

_ _ _

“Men and women E a uw I m t ' successors of such wonderful play °"“"l nghts- ""°“gh°“t "W W he" be "me 1° °h”“g° ers as Bobby ivhiithr. Peter Mc-

United States and every pint-,t-. the lettering Ou the - Cold-eyed ,. . subject to its jurisdiction." Cartoon figure. giving a detected ;Vn§‘,l,1,‘:m,;,e,`{“§‘,‘,f'so,f{",1§f_’,;’f_°“,§,c§L°:

pup the once over from "dog ' ' ’ ' .. .. ,, emy and Templeton? _ _

_'?€°>_l ciuno hialth hiuspectfr' These men had a faculty for foot-

, - ,ic .., D “ °",?“' -"°’“ N0 bhn that would it.-insist. most of °°°°'°'°'°°'°°°‘ °'°“"°‘*°* 9”” ° “ sterll- ,s1l0“' ""3 V011" the present generation of followers

'actination mark "

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Dany Selectlons I of today have really very liltlo no-

- -*-<00--- tion of the artistry of some of thc

FDR old "stnrs."

PRESENTATION

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G vi lual players who drew thc crowd,

uardl-an Readers A special meeting of the Sum- -(they were "box-hmm ttttmciibhs"

”H¢H '“‘"`51de B°a1"1 °f '1`l'“f10 Wllll 110111 just as certain actors :intl actresses

T"*"5‘1“Y evemng 101 1110 lllll`D0Bf’ were and are. But today who la

TH io! giiving dfmilthanlttt; to thg faithful there whom people will gn special- , E FU1-_UR_E t-l1ll‘V CBS 0 0 F9 l`lllI ~€0l”0ll\l‘y ly to see? In this country l can

1 M1" R°b°"t G°"10"- Wm’ 1eBV9S 1'0l‘ only think of about hull nd ozen;

What .may we take into me ms, 1lf;=l11l0;l5l1l8 11° B’1\i1¢1Y '1`h00l0EYiGritnsdell and Wnldr-n, oi’ Totten-

Fwever? ic o ow ng attrcsa was rent ham Hotspur; Watson, ni' West

'rim .....,;,i, doo, and was accompanied by 11 well fill- iimh, Kelty or numb-y, sum Hardy Admns no "un or an our long Ml' cd purse. Mr. Gordon left Thursday 0[_N0m; Forrest, and Ami,-..w WH.

d,,,,,,o,._ morning for ;1_ils“;:e\:s_i’(;t;itl.) E I nbghof Mldtliesho;-ongihhpcrlaangt I

No falne wrc tl d , . -. . ' ~ ' ff l`9l“l°“5 '°l` ll “C 0 No gwmemd 13;" "0"" WL W°‘~- september 25th, 1923 -»..¢...s"? rirst. 1 slmuiti sity, the

' -Ml- 11013911 G°l"1°ll» absurd objection on the part of

i Summeraido. P. E. Island.

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_ D951' M1`~ G°l“1°“1 11 Will* Wlill who attempt to exploit nny individ-

What M" we ‘1"3f""1"’1‘"111 111" llll- feelings of deep regret that wo rec- tmlism; secondly, thu passion for N0 llflnown portal? ently learned that you were nbout page in football. of is (;u!,:_° 53:11: _ 1 _ to leave Ol-ll' t0Wll. and we hnvo ask Speed rather than skill appears

morhtt gf " “e 1"” 1"" fd yfgl tvthbf; with ushglils evening th be the grim ihlihg .icmuhaeti or

n 01' Bl' D We Ill Z UXPFBSB 0 footballers ttcse nys. They have

Ni’ 1‘°‘"§1°‘1 Wealth l'°"l1\l'"S- you our appreciation of the safvic- .tb time to try to bt- ht.-ver. _'racy

Nor gilds, nor stains. tis you l;;vopi°esi;iltteli;c<l t.o this Bsard qw iithleteirilrat, exponent... gf 3

tur ng e a ree yours. our i _ _

Naiked from out that far abyss .bf-_ txample to all of us, and your )al‘ga

hind us. _ work as secretary has always been ME)(|c0 3T|Rs T0 TALES I

We entered here; performed in a thoroughly satlsfnc- QF Bumgp 'rREAgURE 'No word came with our comlng_ 10 tory manner. __

remind us While we are sorry to see you _ (u,,|¢,d p,.¢,s)

what wbnai-but wot-id was nm, If-ave ul- We have, tlwt our 1°" ivinxtco cvrv, st-pt. zti.--Hunt N0 1l0l>€. D0 f9M‘. _ may be your gain kfinll 1111"- 1-he ing for buried treniuirn, and a rc-

thange you are ma ng may only viva] of legend” of hmden we-nm, I t I t t h tt d into the silent. starlesas Night be- 11;’ 1? I? °1;\1_"?€e”$‘e° wish” ef at: is noted throughout Mexico, ‘rho

fore us. _ _ng§t°an:ma wéoess m yougagoseg death of Francisco Villa in an am-

Nl11¢0¢1 W9.811d€2 cu __ which Wm be watched nh buscade at Parral. with the result-1 No hand has l_l\ilDl>9d the constel- _"$23 interest by an of “_ W ant disappearance of the fear of

~ 18110118 cet' ua. r We ‘sk you to “cam nm “_ that-dread outlaw’n vengeance if

N0 wmwle at our vide. companying ,,,,," sm not fm. its any bt his supposed hidden huh.-its N° chart' '”° 5“1d°' intrinsic value. but as a token of “'°“; ;1}§'°°'°:`°dl 1° ‘"1" °f 111° 0111"*

os o e rev va.

Yet fearless towaird that midnight., fgargfoiiggn "om the "lambs" 0! From Acapulco comes a. story of our fo1;1¢°£:D:“f‘L:‘f“°w With very beat wishes for your 1:9 ‘11';‘°I'5°%o1:%0°ll llllllllll0l1 Ger-

' I t If tl . all 0 D88 rth

The beckoning of a Fathers band u "re we "‘;r¢,‘u1,;‘;$;e;=.u|y qqlq and g'1|v¢';- "ba" |;:p,;|T,|y ,gi

'° »f°ll°"- cmie. rt. noone some to-hsv_¢ been smash by the

Hil love alone ie there. President Mexican revolutionary dem-1-5| Nd cures, no core. . R. 1'. Donn! Vicente Guerrero. He captured this ‘ "‘°M"*f.11 Bilwiaxui sill __ leere_tery.bulilon lt ir uid from

a by'Strange Course‘

of Florida Rivers

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TALLA-HASSEE, Flu., Sept. 26.-

The traveller in West. Florida, uu- familiar wit-I1 the scenery of that section, should prepare liiitnself for some curious -freaks of nature. Otherwise he may waste unneces- Hllfy tbne groping for an explan- ation of the strange ibehavlor of three of the state's rivers. The old Pea and shell game expression. "Now you eee it and -how yOu don*i.," illllllies to Darts of all of them.

A description of these streams

has been vn-mem by w. A. nic Rae, commissioner of agriculture, who quotes a young man who has spent his life on the banks of the waterways. The suibstauce oi' »it fol- lows: ‘

The Waclizsa :rises in “Beautiful

Springs." near ’l\homus City, on the Tallahassee-Southern Railroad, not far from the state capital, and .flows due south to within three miles of the Aucllla. river, where it disap- peans underground and then reap- pears in the Aucilla. Loirmen have cut a. small canal from the P01111 01 disappears-nce to the Aucilla,

The Auciiia rises in Georgia and

flows in a southwesterly direction. forming the eastern bound-ary 01 Jefferson county, Florida. About

three miles south of whore the Tal- 7

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