v ‘ REHANT ‘

lA government ought to Inspire fear in ouch a ‘way that. if It does not win Iiove it avoids hatred; be- cauee It can endure very well being (eel-ed whilst it is not hated. which will always be so long as it abstalne from unduly taxlng'the

property of its oltleene.

Charlottetown Guardian Two Cont: Founded 1887

lihrllll Gil-Hilla-

The

./

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

W

it is wieei- for a Government to have a reputlliip for which bring! repreaen hatmd than to lie. oeuvres")? through eeeklng a reputation tor liherilllty to liieur a" nenve for rapaoity which bog“! reproach‘ lth hatred.

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA MONDAY_ MARCH 17, 1924

Alilall Qnbsca-l-I-tiens Denver:

liy lloil. (Jana ll}! U- 1'-

iElilSiA-l/IVE 3 li

Legislative Chamber, Saturday

Hon. Dr. McMillan submitted u llill for the protection oi the chil- dren oi unmarried parents. and in the absence oi l-ion. Mr. Arsensult. Premier Stewart submitted n bill to make llniiorm the law respect- h-lg Life insurance contracts. The (first of these makes the puta- tive lather oi a child born out of wedlock responsible for the main- tenance oi the child. its education etc. until it leaches the age of six- teen years. ior payment oi expens- es resulting from the illness oi the mother at confinement and other funeral shollld she die. it is a long-thy and comprehensive meas- ure calculated to retard the sexual YJCB, promote. moralltyjprotect to some extent unfortunatewomen. and secure to the child an ilpbring- lng in accordance with the station and means of the male parent.

The bill respecting Life Insur- ance Contracts’ provides that “nor withstanding any agreement, condi- tion or stipulation to the contrary. the law shall apply tn ovory coil- trilct oi liio insurance made iil tili- Province". Any tcrm in any such contract inconsistent with the pro- visions of the Act shall be null and void. Further. unless otherwise‘ provided this Act shall apply to the unmatured obligations of every contract oi life insurance made in the province before the Act be- came law. The Act is to apply tn any other contract oi life insurance made after coming into force. And where the Act applies to ally cou- tract, "the rights and status of henc- ilcinries and the powers oi the ill- sllrcd with regard to the ilcslguii-

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Condensed Specials

lump-ac pcr word. net‘ each insertion in this column

.

‘JOHN A. MCDONALD. LAND

Surveyor, llermiinvllle.

2068's‘)7‘llnl1llIA(jflIllflll5 oi‘ Louis i ling “my bc oi‘ iilicri-st to our road-

HON. DOUGLAS CARMICHAEL

passage of Enabiling Bill

the liquor question,

to the Privy Council, and its appli

two years.

THE IlBIlUIANS

ill coirncclioil with thi- visit n:

‘FOR SALE.—-McOLARY RANGE Qrg;

Apply so not-lileru st. 2075~3-17-2i| ‘FOR SALE—4 STACKS HAYlgmq-r... found their

Apply A. l). MacPllereoll. Or-.rcll - 2078-3-l7-1li

‘WATED-MAIO roe GENERAL‘ housework no washing. Apply Depot. i-iouas 263 King Street. 1i.

‘PORTRAIT AGENTS, WRITE ior catalogue. ‘Jailed-Art, Ltd.. Brunswick Ava., Toronto.

702-12~31inws 361.

i REAL ESTATE. IF YOU HAVE A farm property for sale call and give us particulars. We will hcip you find a purchaser. Eastern Securities Co. Lti‘., New Bank oi Nova Scotia Bldg. 2080-3-14-31.

MALE HELP WANTED—-FIRE. men. hrakemea. beginners $150- 8250 monthly (which position?) Write Railway, Box 116.

1Q93~3<8<Sill5l. -

it has hci-u i-slililiittul llinl illlo- gcthcr, about -l,ill)l) Acliiiiuu - why in Louisi- unu lWlOTt‘ 134073. ilii‘ .\"'"" "l whim‘ this territory was 1'4 di-li in lili- United Statics by Niipnlivlu l, ior $15'00Q_o(|0_ A; thi- lll'i“'l'lll limo tho llt‘S(‘l‘llllillliS iii‘ llu-so 4.00" Acniiiaus liiilllbeli llYlllY-lllli‘ mill-illl"- Mngg of‘ ihciu ilrc pliiulcrs; llw sump (\|‘()ps being, cotton, Hllllill‘. i‘i('fi.‘it'llll corn. ill lilo professions the Aclldluils of Louisilillll llfi‘ wall represented: many iloctors. lull)’- ers and public msll ilri- to hi- found among them. lion. lllr. lirollssulril the pro-sent Stulo HOliillUl" ill \Vnshingt0n. is illl A\l'ii(lilill.. As Qflfly as 1805, IhFW‘ Acutiiiiils \\'l‘l'(‘ elrctcil to illt‘ Stalin in‘. llllril‘. Jllscpll Lulllunl: till" l‘\lll(‘, JnHoph Llilulry ior L Aciuilll, illul llcuri Thihnudciiu for La iPnurl-hc. This llcuri ’l‘hili:i\lilc:lll bccuuic Presidcill oi‘ the Slillr Si-uulr.

~- (Continued On Pail‘! 7hr")

‘FOR BALE — SECOND HAND Sewing lltarchine. in good repair. Phonu SCI-L. 1ii72-3-12-2i

' W A N T E D — EXPERIENCED married man: mixed farming. yearly employment. House and land or garden provided,’ boind yourself. Experience, ass and wages expected in first letter.- Potor Sinclair, Emerald RR. N0- 3. i I051 ii 15 3i

‘THE POOTPONED SALE OF John A. Martin‘!- vidtenhope. 0i iliire bred and grads Ayrshire cattle also two six year old horses. tour pigs and other articles will be held on Thursday Mal-oil 80th at 1 n- ‘lli- or on first iine day. i057 3 15 ill

‘PM eAul-irirrv HIRRING nets, will sell cheap. Write ior iirice to 11.11. Cox. More".

‘ 80st a is 3i

‘WANT! av MAY 1n EIGHT loomed ease, central location. ones

means. A "D" w" oi Guardian. 1955-3-11ti

quinine eALI or ’ rrlo- D011! and choice household Qllflcte. incl iig large T011115 mllioeeny til e and minozanv laarean at teeliienceslhtet M;- Ield 20, eon . Bee paeglilxb" . tooi-a-is-ii.

-___..__._.._.__..____-- ‘POI sALl-Pelleoi-ilrion oral. "W. live years old, ifirst it?!" "l Georgetown lbition in a iull ll to iDev i . 0"‘ at: or were gal-dang?!“- in I. It. Atio- 3- T9‘ ' ' mo-a-li-il

‘DART OPFOITUNIW TO 08- Q

The Weather. Etc.

‘"-—»Q“l=t\' (ri a c

~l 6505?; SHE.

llrilij) ~ Ali-D

Russel; \c-.CAU$E' gt-lg l5. soMETT-UNR "n; A oooil‘

TORONTO. March 17.—Maritinle fresh lo strong northwest winds; mostly cloudy and cold with snow ilurries. I 8 m

High tiiic ibis morning at -- aud tonltht at 7-37.

Sun sets this evening nl 6.09 nnd rises tomorrow morning at 0.06.

Full moon Friday. illiirrli 21st 12.30 n. nl.

Suilliui-rsiilo tide cIRlIIPP" mm‘ ules later than tillnrlilttl-lown.

Maximum nnii lulnluiilnl tilmpcr-

t re. Tiilronto . . . . .. . ...2ii 18 Cloudy Montreal . 2i 20 Fair uebec . . . . . . . . . .28 l4 Fair

ti ....38 2i Cloudy 06in line roeldmea at Béllhggig. glmrfllaiff_'ffi__ M 2,, ("any yr‘ j "l... i“, ‘gefilunuflt. John .. .16 2i Show “I. .4.‘ 90mm 40 22 (éliesr New York ........40 22 ear

this;

Former cabinet minister in the Drury regime, who ls fighting the the ‘O.T.A. Pieblncite introduced by the Ferguson Government to allow the government to hold a plebiscite on at any time they may select. He mints out that ln_ the event of. the Bill passing it may be taken through the courts

cation may thereby he delayed ior

[ll i[Ilil5|lNi

M,- Jugth-p A, i‘), l\l‘r\’l‘li.'lllll, in tin‘ I uu tlu- follow-

TiIE PREMIEIVS

and Opposition Cri swered-Iniportan

er Matters.

Provincial Legislature, March 13

l-‘itldNlirlR J, D. STl~3\V.\ll'l‘. lol- lnwing the mover iiiiti r-ltWOiidBl‘ oi‘ the llfiill uiltlrisls, s-uiii he will‘. able to agree with the Lender of tile On- posititln in his opening rclnurka ill. least. lie wislle-d llfiifllly to colic his expressions with rcullril to lilo iipoukel‘ ill‘ tho House. 'l‘lio Pfillcn lddwllril lsllluii As=er lily is. one oi ilic villi-st iii (lilllliilil. Wu have noted in His Heller's lapel-ch tllu: lllii is the 40th (ieilerul .- ssciulilv. illlll lvlicll we ultiltiply lllill by iii»- illllllbi-i" ill‘ iulls of tiicll lis- ,-;i liibly, it gives litlllll‘ illl-u oi’ lilo, \'l"lli‘i'ii|iliE ago ill this Asscllllliy ivilltrll has ulvi for so lullily yuzim ill this (fhliuibcr. During that time llle chair oi tllc Spi-nki-r bus ibeoil occupied by nlcn respulrtcil uni only by llie iliruse but by liltl Wllllii‘ l'(llll~ illunily iit large. Hi.- illll llui llL“ lii-vc he was going beyond Willi lu- Jloilld sulz knowing as hc dul the qllillitii-s oi‘ mind null lielirt oi‘ the present lion. Speaker, in Sliltlilt‘; tliut ho would illl the pu ' ‘oil willl us grout crcdil lo lllllll. ll‘ zilul l) llil‘ x inbly us zllly of ills illustri- ous ]ll't‘.lll‘.(',('t-lfi(ll‘hl who lluvc occupiiul

Ml‘.

follow the lllilitl honored cll-itonl lo ~lPXIUlltl congratulations lo tlu- mov- ‘lnil Fi't‘l‘llill‘i' of lilo reply t!) illl‘

or

.,_li-.i"u ill‘ ills lliiilur tlli- ‘Iiicllli-uiilll (iovcrnilr. .l do this, i mu) "l_\. with llli- utmost. siucvritj’, liUUJllSl‘ illl-r lislcliiill; lo illl! s|lccrllc< llllilli.‘ by llicsi- two pt-ulli-ull-il I luv! llllll

I l‘1lll sliy tlllii lllPy llzlvu lli('ilSlll'1‘ll "l, U, [hp ypfy ill-at exzluipli-i; lll‘ ,.m-h rhllvcl" ' ‘ ill iilruu-l‘ yclirs. lfiiilii‘ H[li‘t‘i‘llt ‘ill cvuri‘ YP-“IWWI ililVl‘ been nloderaic. 'l‘hl’.i' ll-'\\'l'- not indulged ill LlVUF-GllllltlPliilOll. or iii anything: but the lillrcst oxprins< iroiillilcil tllclil-

sivlls; lllPy hum‘ _ st LN lo lhi~ lllnlLEF-“i lludi-r (llS- doll uud halve lrluiicil tllc

irly lilld ill .ill :lllsolllt<-ly' busi- 1](',\‘l<\~||k(\ wiiy. i fool quite SilYl‘ lllut we cull zill llikc r-xulllpli-s from llii-sl- llflllilflllltill, ‘and in iloillg so [his will iiuiocil ‘llc Jlllltli‘ u suc- ci-sslill illlil Iluslncrts-llkc i-‘irssioli.

Their Excellencies’ Visit l

‘l{l"l'l‘l‘l'iil't‘ has l)t‘L‘il lllllll‘, Yo?!’ lliilugly, to thl- vii-lit 0i‘ their ldxii-l- |i_'ill'll‘i( tile llurcrnol‘ Gcilerlii llzirnll liyug iillli Lzuiy llyug. llliil ll do not know iluil. l l‘illl lidd very uluch to tho expressions already liluilc. We have till, i suppose. lit some liliu,» ill our lives. woiulureil as we rcud oi tiic- grout lllt-‘ll who lilld li-lt their llillilt‘i on the pages oi lilill0i‘y,_lll.s'l what. tllosc llll‘il W‘l.‘I'l‘. like DOTSON- lllly; looking upon illom lrom ulul’, \\'o llnvc wondered ilow tiley \\'Ulllll llppeii" ii‘ we illiluc lllct- to loci» with llii-in. lil incl-ting -l»l!s Exreilcuvti‘ liilroll liyng wc have iuet out! ol" illosi- iucn who lvill bc out‘ 01' UN‘ grout lucu oi liistur_\'—~-0ue oi‘ those

lll.ill is humble. One thing tlilil. nppi-llrcii in his ilisptinltlou more than liuy other characteristic was his oomph-lo modesty. Added to shut wus his earnestness, That i-nnuliiuatiou. oi modesty and cairn- i-stness. ii nothing else, marked lliin as being really l1 first“ ""1"- ilnd i feel sure till-it not only ll‘? fl?‘ turned soldlels. who had the ,pli\_.- liege or renewing their iornlel- ‘ut- illiaintziilre with him, but the iro- vin-ce at large. luls been ilcnullttvll and inspired by his visit.

The leader 0i the Opposition this uloruiilg took occasion to any sonic nice things about myself ior which l lhtillk him. and l very illlly recir- mcaie rile expressions oi personal regard to which ho 8M9 "llemlwe- We have been acquainted ior ll iuimlior oi‘ yours l"!!! 11ml We ha" llail many occasions. both in ii pro- fessional wiiy and in the arcmlllvffi politically. to cross swords. nild I |||.,|_v say, nitcr this experience. M8 ilnyonr- wllo has done so will sill’- that he is nu ilpponeut worthy oi their stool. l have found him so. iinii have alivays round my Ill)"- irioilil a gcutlclnan. .

An Old Spirit Llngerinfl ‘But when l coins t0 dell Willi 1115

political sentiments there l5 ll great gulf fixed. and ll may any llinl

IN PiliilIiNiililiii-Ililiiilll

Provincial Conditions Eloqllently Reviewed

_ llUl/(‘fllllllilll ilili.

Till sir

1| RE

ticism Effectively An- t Announc e I116 n t s

Made Respecting" the Governments Pol- icy On Eilucaticil, Ilnnligration and 0th-

tclliptl-il il]l]llll'(‘lll.l_\' ii; (|l$-;t§ii()[‘l';|l0 himself from his forlllcl" ilssoriotes. lie has ttikml p-li s to li-ll us, ou ;llll')i‘l' than one iu-iruleitlll. lilzit lie iiiil ‘uol zipprovl- of lhi- policy of the liell (iovcruuli-ui. l i-lln quite illl- di-rstulul wily. iiilor the happenings 11:‘ llinl suullner, lie should be desir- cu." c!‘ cutting liinlscll‘ dilrlii. from illlit ilrrciit-t, iillltl sliupi- a ‘CflllTHi! 0i his own, lbut lot. me tcli my lion. lilviiii ihlit, ililllvitllstulliliilg illl his jll'()li'.‘ii1illl)ll:i ill‘ .-;iill ilflilwi tlul hull

>___

a _ W 7 ' llliii. cluilr for over o century ‘Tho

some Interes_tlng Liliiticl" oi‘ the Opposition start-d it (Doncernlng wit; his. iptciltion to_ illl 1st.‘ ill‘ iluy \\.iy llllnhilllt! with illl! conduit 0

the P°°P'° "f “w ~““°.I“i.“‘i..liiifl..“? lzzsiiz‘

i it! l‘l.l1llt’l' ’ ' ‘ ' -

Colony Recently iuis ill earnest and ‘(Kllihifiijllflnlly - I ' that the business oi‘ l.l;! oilsu lili- Vl-Sltcd, Mr- ilnr ll o. present liiilninll-itraiiioil will

' rallsl. ii‘ Justlce Ar_ liulkniillllplfltl on ixpull oils y t.

senlault. ll. HlfUHli inc grout pleasure ilfl

PREMIER THE HON. J. D. STEWART

slllli-ollsriiiilsly, it HIHHVH . iltiorillcvs. It is lllilt which uluuiia cvvry llillulvi-l‘ 011 lllt‘ l "int-i licil (i0\'t'l'llllli‘lli~"i!ll llll- uulillllc bolisiflliucss. llc llils boltstcil oi illl the things the lit-ll when ill‘ started “l tlPtli lvilil lilo Speech from illl‘ ‘Phriiui- lll- llPllllt‘i‘ili(‘l_\' llll5i'l‘.'|i| u lino by which he gave iiinu-lcli‘ away: "Our tliuu-kl: for lllli ‘bounti- illl ha! est 2ll‘l.' (llll! lo llll"*‘liO\'-

ulliiucu '; tlluu ho iorrucicil lllill- [self- --“l0 Proviili-llcii." iic Sillll lll.lt probably this (lovcruuleut

Wlllllll llilVv iliki-u lilo credit liiill not illo ilrll (lilvcrliliielli. lil‘l‘ll ill [lowl-r tlurilll: illl‘ curly lillllltlls ill‘ illl‘ your. Hvrc lil‘ 1111s sllowllJhi- true hlill-nuirk. 'l‘hosi- oi‘ us who ilcliill tho llollstlillzls oi’ ihui tlilveril- llicnt iluriug the past four years would bu vcry wcll propuruti illl- ho sllltvilicllt llinl tlu- Hull Gov- L'l'llllll\.lli. was li-spiinsilllc for thi- woxitilcr. lillll lilo crops, ililllL‘\'l‘l‘_\'~ tlllulz (‘i913 for which lvt- llil\‘(' u right lo bc thankful. (‘liiill_lllll‘l'i

Sour Grapes

'l‘lii~ llnn. hauler nl the (lpposltltill (‘l'll.ll‘l£\'t‘ll lilo vvrsolll-ll oi‘ lllt‘ iilxevulivc. Wi- have illl lll‘ill‘ll of the wint- lllnl is llllillti iroiu sour

, lllll llinl lit‘ (‘tllllllll gut,

‘illl: llllllis“

Last Minute News Flashed in Over . the Wires

(Canadian Press) DANZIG, March iii-The diet of the Free State of Dan. zig has recognized Soviet Rus- SIG.

OTTAWA, March 16-—Right Hon. W. L. MaeKenzie King, Prime Minister. returned to his desk Saturday from a weeks holiday In the South-

LOSANGELES, Calil, Mar. 15-—8ubpoenaee were Issued here Saturday for Mabel Nor- mand Ind Edna Purvlance, film actresses for the defence examination in a new line of testimony in the Greer-Hines shooting case, which will come up again March 19.

.cA|R°. Egypt. March 16- Egypfs first p-illament under the new regime was formally opened Saturday by King Fuad- The streets were crowd- ed ior the brilliant spectacle 0f "'8 royal p-oeession from the palace to the house of parliament. Premier Said Sea- gloul Pasha rode with the King in the royal coach.

ROME. March 16—King Victor Emmanuel has confer- red the title of Prince of

Monte Nevoso on Gabi-ml; lyaflfllmllv. the soldier poet, lri recognition of the notable services he rendered Italy dur. mg the war.

_The title was conferred simultaneously with the an- nexatlori of Flume as Italian teritory in recognition oi‘ the poet's expedition into Flume

» .,- after the war which, is regal-q.

cal as having saved Flume for Italy, '

NORTH SYDNEY, March ~16 The North Sydney Dally Herald suspended publication Saiufday after a career of

_ three years and seven months.

Business depression during the past two years due to lab- or unrest and other condi- tions is said by the propriqg. ors to have contribured to the Miller's failure.

The weekly edition of the l-iifirraid will continue publica-

New Centre Party Ma silty-Mine Crisis Giv Labor Government

(Brltlah United Press)

LONDON, lliarch Iii-Winston Churchill is the luost generally inv- orcll candidate in the bye-election of the Abbey Division oi Westmin- ster- This is conccnsus of opinion iu political circles for all parties lick- nowledge that he will poll n large proportion of the women's votes his fascinating personality and advent- urous career making a special an peal to the women voters.

Churchill's return to the House will complicate the situation at Westminster especially if the next general election is not long delayed ior -it is believed that Lloyd George and Winston Church- ill will accord general support to the Labor government until the new Center Party about which there has been so much speculation is formed.

The appeal of the center party will he based largely on an anti. socialist program. Meanwhile the early full of "the Labor government iS being confidently predicted in Conservative circles especially since the refusal of the miners to

The Death of Mr. Benjamin Balderscn

r-Olle oi‘ the oldest, and must gell-

attor his elder brother. the Ho“, John Baltierstlon. of North Wilt. shire, he was called away on the

Eighty-first year, havi-lfg lbeeu born lit York, on the 12th oi‘ November, ihll3.~~zi sou nl‘ Ml‘. Btlnjnnlin pa]. ilcrstou, oi Llucolushirc, Eilflitliill, rxiéiécumo to this island in the yen/r Ml". linlilerston wus tltlllflilliitl ill the public schools m, North Witlsllirc uud lu

viral years lic illu-gllt Puwual and North Wilishlre. in tllc meantime he acquirer] [he an "f stcnugrupiiy, Throughout iiluily successive sessions 0t‘ the Legisla- ture lie reported the SDEEClItQ oi‘ ulcutbcrs 0t‘ the House 0i Assenlb- ......__._.__.___.

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(BY FiEV. S. D.

(Continued) THE PERSONALITY OF POWER

A Personally Conducted Journey

ljvcryoutl enjoys tile pleasure of triivtll: but nearly all shrink back from its tiresonlenoss and drud- gery. The transportation colu- pauii-s are constantly scheming to l Vt'l'l’(lilll! [his disagreeable side for lwntll pleasure llud business travel.

who took purl l" l-lle "lilkll"; U! “u” erupt-s. l \\'4\llill jllllgc from i-cr- oi‘ ilu- greatest 000v“! "l hum")? iulll oi‘ his remarks that lllull ill lucctiug llinl we have lcllru- i... is “o, a lover m. wim. ' i-li unc thins. illfll ll truly Kiel" oi‘ any kind, but apparently

hi‘ luust llilYl‘ hurl n ilrink lit (m0 llllli‘, and i would llllilgllll‘ it would

(Continued on Pass Two)

Oilt‘ of the popular ways. of pica-sure travel of lati- is by moans it’ personally (ioniiucted tours. A party is finned, niteu by the mil- i‘0ll(l coir pony, and is accompanied

Q cafe/ring of k/i Mrou A I‘

the speech he h-as just delivered has not tended in the least degree to bridge that chasm or l0 di-nw us » any closer together. He has at-

- m it/fn/r/pff» , Mr plow/o; M4 W”

l

.. jfifi f/_§'//£R/£$~Commun/‘f/e.r'near

- - - ' M Me Mm/f,” pa; or; y/wn qicmased afloat/on fa e

am w are car/Md 5/745 r "stem t‘:

779s rare/w; are w" pf: yo l0 meef 10k d!!! M! M 5: 5;

l IE9.

00

{idol liizlllllis

Til BEHEVERS

Quiet Talks in Retreat.

GORDON)

hi’ u special agent to altcllil lo all the business matters of the trip. A variation oi this is to arrange for a group of congenial people to accompany some well-known uccolnplisheil gentleman. This i-Tives the trip. not alone ill". coli- vcnience of having all business uiatters cared for. but also the dc- rldcil enjoyment which this lzeullzl- nliluis wide knowledge null rx- pr-ricncc, and personal contact lu- cidentnily glvi-n. There are sonic criticisms however oi such pilr from the siandpoint oi great. t

comfort and oi freedom in ".(I\'- ing about. Probably the very pieasanii-st

wuy-ihe ideal way. to travel llny where. either in our own llJlllt! laud, or abroad-is to form a party of only a very few persons, mutu- nlly congenial, and personally agreeable, one oi whom is an ex~ pericnced traveler, to whom check- ing baggage, booking tickets, study- ing tints-tables planning connec- tions and all the rest oi that sort oi thing which, to inoat, is disagree- able drudgery. to whom all that is more pleasant detail; and who in addition knows all the ground you will cover. the best hotels. the in- conveniences to avoid. the desir- able places and things. and who ilnds rare enjoyment in making the trip delightful and inspiring. and restful too, to these dear friends oi his

l-‘or instance ii the trip is a ior- i-lgn one beginning with a run through Great Britain it would add immensely to have such a iriend in London who knew that great whirl-

‘ ing wrolillmetropolis. as you know

your own home. After a hit you may slip. over ‘tho Channel to Holland. it is only a iew hours away, but the strange language, new custom- bcnse~ru es, new usages. new

(Continued on Page l)

Bllliiliilllllllilli lllliilllii is liliST iiviiill Bill ll lllili

Forced to Again A ppeal to Country.

llczitll, the sleeping partner fit

life, has at lenlrtll overtaken arlJllllil-elftgrlrlpmsllilzitlcoirigtizlgifllrtlln the

claimed Mr, ilenjlliniil Balderstonlfered the maximum k 6y M‘ , .

orally t 1- i t‘ h -i i ‘l ‘um- Cliariotlilglllrlnf‘ Nqzit lmeancyuisggtifliGlaice

night oi‘ Friday last. He was in hisl

York unilihiclntosll, u Acudn t I the C‘eutral,io\vn, was struck by u fall of stoni- cmy a Charlottetown. l<or se-jnnil died several hours later in the school ilrhospitzil.