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those things which are lovely.

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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EMBiiiiiiil iiEiiiiiViil iiiii iiElP iIAiiiE-EXPilRi TiiiiilE

British Embargo Was Detrimental to Can- adian Trade-Price will now Advance.

(Special to the Guardian)

iliiEEN iii RiiiiiRliiiNEiiS iiiii BE ilEPilRiEil

Madame de Cesares is Barred, from Eng"- land and will have to Return to Her Riches in the Argentina.

TLIVFJRiPOOL, England, April ii- Madninc (lloria dc Ccsares, Jr m, “mi 1,469,];

who diseinbzirkerl from the liner Al "The wliolc thing is a mystery, aunia here yesterday, has been ord 1nd tor, ,-1,1i¢u|,,u,, {m- wordm 1 cred to return io the United Slater. rnve 1,3,1 no trouble before when and will sail on the Coronla Satui travelling io and from England All JaY- my furniture is ‘n store in lcudou. lt is understood Aiailaino (Ii-sures I left England in Novcmbor to v15.

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Land and Aerial Armaments Must be Main- _ wired, Says Viscount Cecil, while ;. France Wants Reductions. 4

(Special to the Guardian)

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l i i i :1 llugli S. (libson, Aiu- ' nistcr in Switzerland, sup- ‘. , saying tiiat. tiie Uiiii- could not see how inorcly of cffeciivcs could effcc. naval disarinuiiicrit. _ W ‘ The Jripiincsc position wus sim 0i iiiiiifefb liar to ilial of tho United States, (iv-Plliflllyinurl ilri-at. llriiaiii. (lliison argued that limitation of

lbargi» will not only lei. (Janadiau H .caiilr men sliip into (lrcat Britain, r ltllrONTO, Ont, April S. ——Ex- but. cur breeders will be able to ‘im- ,pori cattle business will be "helpedipori tho wcll bred stock they s0 ‘iiniiniiist-ly" by thc removal 0f tho niucli noed. 'I‘herc is a great ‘liflllrill crniizirgo against" (iunadlairshoririgc iii Canada oi‘ Ayrshire ir-urilc rcsuliliig from the foot and and Sliortliorn bulls. All the ,inouiii discus-c danger, according brcciliers vrunt them.

iriiiiii. [Juiicaii lVlursliull. "Puiiadri. is the only country in ‘ |'lll(‘l‘t‘. should be u stiffening up tlic world that. can sliip cattle alive ii prlccs all over (fanatic. within into liritairi, as cattle from foreign ,:lic ncxi tit) ilnys", he said, "I have countries

oppose it. llrlttltll Mi

(IWNEVA, Atpril S.»- Dlscussion ported (‘.r of naval armaments begun here to‘ ‘ed 5,310,, day with the United Siatcs, Britain 11,,,;,,,,|,,,, nnd Japan opposing iiie French elf- fort lo liniii. Lo sizc of iinvlcs by, rotiiiciiig thc lllillllltll‘ and sailors in scrvicc. iiupporixeil ‘Franco,

‘filo question oi mivul armaments

‘csti ed to make licr lioiue in Lori-

wns expected io provi- iiio most. contentious of the illl‘(‘.(*. assigned to the League of Nations prepara- tory ilisaiuiinmtiiil coiiiiiilssioii. The commission first. ilisrirsseti lurid nrninnieiiis rind their ucrlnl nrma~ iueiiis, ir-avlrn‘; iiuvul zirinninciits until the last.

Paul Bouconr, principal Fri-rich (ielogate, said such llllllllllllllihf iiuvnl effcriives was inipcrntlvc. Viscount (lcril, i‘t‘:l)1'6SI‘llli|lH Grout llriiniu, said liriiniii wouidsiiwingly

Coal Seam Nine Feet Thick

Canadian Press)

ST. .l0l-i‘N‘S, Nfld., April S-— A solid seam of coal nine foei. two inches thick was struck at a depth of 141 feet. yesterday at Si. Georges coal fields where boring operations are being carried on ac- cording to information reaching tho Minister oi Mines here today.

mayo Bur-rel City

(By British United Press)

ROME, April 8. —— Tire biggest archeolqgical undertaking 0f our time is about to be resumed. ller- culnneumds to be unveiled.

"This buried city was about. live miles fi-crm Naples, and was so com- pletely buried in lava and ashes

ills nearly 2,000 years ago, iliui even its exact situation was for iusny centuries unknown.

llorculanoum was harder to reach than its neighbour Pompeii, ris it was buried under materials. more compact and solid.

lt was nu important towii, rind fortified. situated on rising ground between two rivers. its port was one of the best on tho Italian coast.

Many attempts were made at ex- cavating at different periods, but it was not until 1750 that a long cor-

‘ ridor, sloping down into a theatre was found.

This building la tho only one now to be seen underground, and was built. ct‘ solid stone. and could scat. 8,000 ' persons. An inscription shows that. it was tho gift of a pri- veto citizen to his fellow-towns- men.

l-Jxcavutinns were the more dlffl cult. us two towns lind sprung up

from the eruption oi‘ Mtlillli. Vesuv-E

‘fighting ships nutoiiiuiiiially would reduce the number oi‘ sailors and officers in service, and that only; lby such nicuns could naval arms-i -t_iiniits be rcducrrl. The Statics-c! Jlibsoii t'0Ililllli('(l, ivris not. opposcti‘ Malmra“ °l Kaiwrtiiala. iio limitation or cficctivos becnusie WM‘ '5 "Wwned- i5 "OW flu exile int‘ any conviction that such limlt- fmm mm“ and l5 ‘MW apart from ' tion would be iriidesirablo, biii. bc-' h" husballtl v" IICCWM 0f his re- lcuusc li nppearcrl impractical. ifuaal l° 9W9 "P hi5 harem and ‘ "We zirc (ipcu to t'l)lllr'lt'.il0ll, how-f ‘laves- Tl" Miilafiilaifs palace in ever," said (lllistiii, "if it cuii be iio-l the Jlmiall l5 0i White and blue

inoiisiraied thi- scheme would be‘ mam“ 51"" iEWBlS worth about $5,- iillplicil nifcclivcly." 9 0°9-

Feal’ W31‘ If Schooner ‘Betaiiieii Ultlmatllnl A By Customs Sails _____Rei9°ted i For Unknown Port

‘ (‘Canadian Press) ,‘ IJONDON, April ll.--~ 'l‘lic Conn-l cil of the Trude Urroii Congress‘ . _ _ _ and the labor party have adoptedilfmrlm“lm"l fill“ m the m". a resolution ungmgnhe government’ schooner‘ it. \\. .l.:i\\‘rciicl-_ which in the met Ut- Contradictory repDflSfllilH bccri lll ilic lltlVllllii harbor‘ for

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(Canadian Press) l,l.»\\'. \'»\. (‘i1iin._ April b‘.- - SK

or ll“. disorders a; yanking’ m mfllit‘ must .\'l‘ill. ycsicrilrry‘ liouinl and frain from sending an ultimatum‘gllligwl ‘l “mllmllg glmm- ""“"'tl llll“ H, (whim, ‘l)afle(l (m st,,,,_,,,nents rm", to t-ilitiri- llllli suilcrl out oi‘ ilu- iltll" lluflffiuiul awn-path ‘bor ior some unknown port. ’l‘ln~

1T1“, 1-@_q(,]ut1r,,, guys m“; Hlll-l) m, sciiiiriiici‘ i)t‘t';lllli' iiirolrrd lli cust-

llliimtlitllli] if fejpcfed would nope“. om litiusc diilficuliics ll your ago illlr sarily lcad (lrcni. Britain jnp, “uvas iiclug held ill'l'i! ns u suspt-i-irai state of open wrtrfarc. The rcsolir Film i-tiniici'.

tion also calls upon ilic govm-“iiiiiiil Tilt.‘ (l. W. l.§l\\'i't'lli‘l‘ is iii.» iliirii to negotiate concerning the Naii- ship of ll iirri of siispr-ricd ruin ruii- kfinl‘: lllcllhllli“ ililii- in ilif‘ birch! ilvi-‘l \\'ill\‘ii cnrnpcil ilir- iigiisiicr- oi‘ Ofwlisatgrecrnoiit, to rr-fcr thr‘. rpios- custom-a inspcciiii-s slur-t‘ .iiliiliiil'_\‘. ti" l" ll"! lfiihi-lui» oi‘ Nations. ,'i‘iic .\l- ll. Purkcr, which 1n, unlit-i-

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Explosion Kills Fifteen Workiiiei

ceedlngs before Mr. .l-llSiri(‘t‘ (‘his- iioim. in the lioariiii: oi‘ ilir- appli- cation ‘brouglit. by ‘iltc National Trust. Company for the liquidation of the Dominion Steel Coi-poration‘ Limited. 'l‘ho affidavits (lcalt for

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i’.\lll'tl. Wyoming‘, April \‘ a

the most part Wm, the (luesum, m, tccn woriiiiicii were killcd and scv‘ to ivliether or not Roy M. Wolviii, m‘ "tl“"'"“' “w” l"-""'f“l l“ ‘m i)" had pressed for the adoption of iiie "mom" “ml "'“"‘“"‘"' “l” "' m“ l“

mrlivfllled hot ma" of reporgflmzzlt‘ 31","), m» H“. |,,-t)(iilr'l-l‘ri iillli ittiilll‘ ion. Thus ‘W. l‘). ltuntllc, Gent-rat ti" (‘tll‘ll‘l""ll‘l" l"""‘ "“"l-",“"l‘“' Manager of tlic National Trust llfllllflgc. to lilo pilllii w: siuuiitrll ‘Company, in the course 9i‘ an ,,f|‘i,‘t.oiiir.:lit (ll in-tivccn 0,000 iliui

must be slaughtered at

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lit‘iiill. pciiult ii- .

‘inst conic brick from n cattle show tho port oi’ entry. Australia and ill (‘uii-rriry whore commercial cni- New Zenlund arc too far away to ill“ \“"l'h‘ Nilllifll-i‘ up to 8 cents u ship iivc cattle‘. profitably to Bri- lioiinrl. 'l‘hc removal the em- tuin." .

lliiliiiiillifliiililliiiiiiNlfillii Nfllfiiifl

Waflfldiflfl PM“) practice,” but thou we make cars so well we can't use them.

A prediction that the Major's record would be beaten "within 18 months" by an American built machine was voiced. however, by his steadfast frioud and mechanic. Klee (lninnes, president of an Eng- lish accessory firm, as he left with the speed king. -

The "Mystery S.” called also the "Roaring Whale" was crated and silent in the hold of the ship and was bound for a place iu a museum in England. Having done what it was built to do it will never be driven again.

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NEW YORK, April S. —-.\'iaj0r H. t‘. I). Segruvc, the Briton who broke .lic world's speed record in his '-\i.\'slrry S." car plans in come inn-k to ilic United States next year ‘with u tram of English drivers and ‘llltlt?! this couni.ry‘s best on the ispccilways at Indianapolis and else- where.

That was his parting word yes- ‘icrduy as he left for England after having burned the sands 0f Day- ionu ilcricli ut 207.6 miles an hour. “in Europe" lic added, “we have a bciii-i- theoretical and engineering

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General Pi . Executed For Treachery

(Canadian Press)

Angling Leases Sold For Five

-.—--4o->__ I,,],,,-,.,»\,,,,',,,,‘ p4‘, ihii iirii-Inn- in, “i, l'i‘Il\’i.\'t‘., April it. -~(loiiiiriiiaiion Fupmggfiifiilijgg" NPPEBB) H q ' l ‘ i‘ ' ‘ Jr z r t l Hi‘ liit‘ rcport. of tho execution oi 1 ‘I _ l" . ~ - -. All!‘ ~— nonunion Steel (“ase limlllimill),,._lfi,‘l‘l:iii,.,.nl,]n,-L“ll]i:{:.,-li:i. iit'llt'i'ili l'l Sliu (‘b011,Shangtirngesr‘ The Restlglllwlle- Mlliflllfrdill, fllltl Alf d I (‘ " , \ . ' l l‘lillilllillllli"l' in Shanghai at the timnlKeili-Ywlck 501111011 angling 181189"

C it rfllll’ ilu» lilitlllllt lt. v f v _ were sold d f , 1 .1 _ 4‘ll~;i\illl~4 iiiiir "ils \‘.ii\' tlirii in-iIIp-i- "l ill" Pilllllllv‘ "l m“ filly .by ill" w ay m u‘ Der 0d of ‘ ve i‘ - 1.. i‘ - - | r r. 1,1,. |,,,..,,,.,| (‘rinioiicsi- has been received here. years m" the Sm“ of $75500 yearly “M” (Egnavipa: .T\'~e5lsl) ‘oi l HM units mu t n - , H ‘WWWN Hm “Hhough Chung rental, an increase in the annual ‘ m1 . . *.‘., pr S. ~'l‘iir- m: ‘L’ ' ‘_ ‘I I ‘ ', " r _' revenue for the province of $58,700 filing oi‘ nuinertms affidavits, I'm.‘ — mm“ _( .h"""" . bfilmftuugese 80mins compared with $16,800, the air- nnd Con., featured gal-stci-dnys pro- "mmlm l" "hm" “ml wining w|nual rentals obtained when the

condone tho loss of ‘Shanghai for 19859,, were 50m ‘which Pi was ucitusivrl of ii'cacliery,.'pm, tom] lin- military governor of ‘Ciiilili pro-j ' iincc. (‘hu Yii l'u, insisted on llic Y.

New Commission With Wider Powers To Be Created

five years ago. amount. realized by to- day's sales is $22,750 in excess of the upset prices asked for. _ The seventeen stretches lritn the wat- ers were divided for the sale.

Union 0f North l And South Ireland

. constituted.

YearPeriod

is iii attendance. Abraham Robinson, acquitted in The home office today confirmed‘ the famous Madoc. 0nt., murder case, who was this week declared eane by two doctors. and released from custody. After the recent jury verdict of ‘not guilty" Mr. Jus- tice Logie, who heard the ease, de- eiared that, in hie opinion, Robin- eon was the man who fired the death shote at Bailiff St. Charleen

did not divulge the action.

their

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is ill at her hotel uud that a doctor my sister in Wnsliiiigtou. "All tbc General serrot trouble was settled before l lcft Fririnnd. I

its order refusing her permission lost a lot of money through that 1° Billy l" England. The authorities vessel, lint lllfltl nothing to do with reason 101' the whiskey.

liiridame do Cesnros is tlii f-‘rrn

Tile former motion picture act-gr \vi"c of Bmello do “fig-i ca, o ress and once the admitted pantlwenlthy Argentine. Sh» ivns rem“.- owner of the whiskey ship General ed married last year to Albert A. Serret told an interviewer that slieyCharboueuu.

Morover, hie lordship declared Ro- bilwon should not be at large.

Germany Creates Sensation at Gen- eva Conference

Paderewski Denies Governor-Generals Accusation

LO (ginsdlan Press) NtDO April 8.-—|lgnace Jan ‘Paderewski,’ former president of GENEVA, Am.“ 8_ _Ge,.many Poland, and famous pianist, says a createdsomewhat 0t‘ a. sensation Melbmlme 5951mm“ i0 111° Dally at this afternoon's session of the ‘EXPTQBB- 118-8 been Bcfiilflfld by LOH! preparatory MGM-mama“, commgsjStonehaven, Governor General of sion by introducing an additionafAllbtralia of insulting King George. treaty clause whereby the gigna- The Governor-General according to torie-s would agree to limit iiie nrni- Tthe despatch, bases his charge on aincnts of their land forces, lnclud- ‘Padereiwsicrs action in ignoring the in: rifles. machine aims. ‘howlt- governor's request that he stand ou zers, mortars, tanks and nrmoredfthe platform ‘men Lam Stoneha . ca"- N” {Wall llmlmllil" "PWfl-Fs on entered the ‘ball where tbo plau- °n the ma“ Frealy a“ “t llrewm ist was giving a recital. Paderewskl 10m Cecil °f GT9“ came on to the platform only after Mimi“ mm nempapermen lmthe governor general bad entered.

bought ii. impracticable. . .

Lord Cecil Illlllflllliucil ‘iilllfl after-i mm sfltolnehaven’ m a’ message m noon that he hail made a countermaderewsl" l" 581d w have mmrm proposition to M. Paul Boncour of ed mm that h“; altitude w“ ‘m m France concerning the method of 5"“ l0 ‘he kmg‘ while P“d"r°“'$kl ‘naval limitation and that ihe,"‘l>lled m“! the Klnfi w" ti“ 135i French delegam ha,‘ mken 1., mulerlpersoii he ivould think of insulting. lwnslrleratioii. ’l‘~lic British repro- PIHlBTBWBlKl met 911d COIXVBTBIHl ‘sentaitive reiterated that he expect. With the Duke 0f YOTR BQVQPB-l ed an accord would eventually he limes during the present tour o! reached. Ithe King's sou.

Yen Affected By Announcement

(Canadian Press)

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Spring Fur Auction Opens in Montreal‘

S ciai to The Guardian rtixlo. April s. —The siizuitii (°=""“=" ""57

Company, which controls sixty or| MONTREAL. Q1180 Ab?" 3~ seventy large subsidiaries with t.ot- Bilye-TB from Eniilmld» France‘ ill capital liabilities of min H, billloii Untied States M“! “"1"!” "m W“ yen i-appmximately 52503003003- ered here for the spring sale 0t‘ the h“ announced the suspension of Canadian Fur Auction Sales Com-

‘business for adjustments accord- Pam“ Limited’ Cm“ fox Includ‘

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Chicago Elects Mayor Thompson For third Time

CHICAGO, April S. — William Hale “Big Bill" Thompson, Re- publican Mayor of ‘Chicago irrom 1915 to 1923, today was elected to that office for the third time.

Thompson, who conducted his campaign with a slogan of "Am- erica iirsWwon over Mayor Win. E. Dever, Democrat, incumbent, ill one oi the ‘bitlerest and most close- ly contested elections in Chicago’! h story, Dr. John Dill Robinson. who ran as an Independent, offer- cd no serious opposition.

0n the basis of returns from 2.- 000 of the city's 2,384 precincts. Thompson was returned a winner b_v upwards of 70.000 votes. With

1384 precincts missing, the vote stood: Thompson 4111,4134 Dover .. 371,553 Robertson . . . . . . . . . . . 43,456

On the basis of the same figures, it was indicated that the vote WM! the heaviest ever cast in Chicago. upward of 1,000,000 of Chicago's 1,143,000 voters going to the polls.

Aussies WilT Travel By Way Of Canada

Special to the Guardian) OTTAWA, April 8. —l\\‘0rd has been received here that the Aus- tralian rifle team for the Bieloy meeting next July will travel by

davit testified that iliir John Alrd,‘tildiiiiisioo. Nearly c\'ri'_i' iv-lultiiv in‘

President of the Canadian Banker‘ this niodci town oi‘ t'tllll'l‘i'ii' ililiiti-I OTTA‘Y€E"1:)JIIL';1‘AP'$ZIQI8)S' “Pr” ‘Cmflmflrw- was presenter. u‘ iueei- lugs “us \\'t~“'-l<"" b“ ""‘ """'“° uiicr King has given notice oi‘ 1c!!- lnl? held at. tho head offices of till‘ blast. that. wrci-lirrl ii iiisil i"“"'*"""-

Th" isifliion to create a federal (llstricli

‘British lumilire Steel COPDOTIHIOIUSIHI llilll scrim-rod oil riliulil- ,.O,,,-,,,,SS,OI‘ rm. 0|,¢,,,wa_ ‘rude, u“,

Is Talked Of

(Special to the Guardian)

‘irig to the Japanese Press Associa- tion. The stock market was affected‘

-hy the announcement and the yen

exchanger] rapidly,

i $2.1.

ing a lot of 1,460 skins went up way of Canada and upon its return twenty-five percent. The toll from England will compete in the price was $155. A collection of Doriiinion of Canada Rifle Associ- 2,855 badger declined ten percent stiou tournament. at the Couriaughi; and achieved as its top price only Ranges, Ottawa, in August.

fox numbering 180 It is more than

Bui. fifteen years on thc slit- anrl us soon us an ex- in Montrcnl in May ‘of lust. your mltjifiiv m‘ tiiosc iiiiivii tlli‘il ii|' _l I t‘ _ _ _ DUlBJLlN. April 3- --' Padmc ' ‘skins advanced ten percent, while since the Aussies last fired in ravailon ivas mado it was filled and had streiiluously opposcrl np- mosi. insiuriiii: 'l‘in~ portion of rill,lll’l'll*'qi'lu'l? ‘(gillldgzf gllgrlxzlflzglelzlgduzfll, O'Malle, deputy speaker of the Dali ‘fox including 600 skins of various cannon when they (jompetgd for

. with rubbish and dust. from any provnl of ‘the Hoyt. plan us FB('()lll-,\vpyp, lniilly ('i\}ll'l'l‘ll. ,-,,,',,',,.,,| ,us,,,.i,.,_‘ "onumssion mp9,; tlhflilefliie! mlltffldlc-"lml m“ n6‘ ' ' grades, remained unchanged. For the Palma trophv against teams re- new digging. mended, lie alleged by Mr. f - ---<e> m, ‘nhfl, Wm, ekmnded mwert- iml-lallm“ are “mm n“ a “mo” of {the extra large the highest quota- presenting Canada. the United Temples wore irnenrtlicrl, and ‘WfllVlll. IIiH. Markey, K. (7., (inn-i, ‘ ‘ ' ' I l " norm and 5mm” H“ “y” the ‘tion on white fox stood at $55 and

‘fire Ottawa improvement commis-

States,

Argentine and Cuba.

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Pauliiio Balkingi“

runny of their treasures were tak-

Ulstermen have offered good terms on to the Museum iit Naples.

.-‘l-.. - . .‘ ma itiunscii for Brsco m 1on1); |to enter the Dublin parliament, and

for the less worthy samples and, testiiflcrl that. he was prepgpi m thpl

ision has in hand the beautification LONDON, April X. — Tin» first

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Tho luxurlousuoss oi‘ tlicinhablt- ants oi‘ llcrcirlsneuin is shown by a magnificent. private villa. contain- ing statues oi‘ Agripplnri, the Sleep- ing Faun and tho Mercury, whilst.‘ one of the rooms contained pripyri manuscripts.

Other treasures were iiie busts oi‘ Pluto, Ileinosihenes, Scipio Africanus and other cclobrltics. Also thorn wero beautiful, glowing mosiacs and articles of furniture. all now mny he seen in the Naples Museum.

Oiic huuso had iii it food nnd pro~ visions which had luin iliero for l8 centuries. There were dates, figs, prunes, almonds, corn, oil rind len- llifl. pointing ‘to the fact that the family was r provisioning for tho Winter when the disaster took blace. ,

‘ Pictured. vases, bronzes and ter-

of rho trapltai. The annual grant to all Delaney Bout. ihc commission of $150,000 will be __ ‘ iizcrcaseil to $250,000 for a period oi’ \ ,.,,,.,.,,, , sixteen year-s from the first ol the‘ ‘ prtrsoiii. month. There is provision

meeting referred to, that Sir yo)“, Aird was not present and consc- ‘quenlily had not strenuously oppos-Y ed tho plan. Ho testified further" ‘that he had never mot Sir John 111“"‘l"‘~'

.\'IG\\' rolls’. -\.i“*i1 ‘Y . . . 1 oi‘ iiiti-iisi- conicrriiiit ‘ll

lugs Judge Chisholm suggested tiriptlllllll" ‘J’

. . ‘. . - :- l‘: 'k l the (‘atineau m“ _“_ my“ one“ ,K_ F” common," _|,,,-1, ii,.|,,,,,.,, l.lillii io liituliltt‘ ii u r

. .-... .,| I'm‘ iiic ihisquc‘ schrine which, it. is known, isfav- fiirrilic; National Truz-it. Company, $\',lu(n‘ll(l_‘lir“;ll‘:zfri H, ,,,,.,., 1h,- light- orcd by the Prime Minister. t m. s nce tie l-loyi. plnri would . . . - , ,,,.,|,,. rp-gi‘ —-,i¢@--—- ha“. u, he hmnght ‘mime uwill(\ii\~’~\\'t‘li;lIi i-lirllllllltil __ V INN - - r U“, "Wm. tillitliltil’ iitikilil, N‘ -

Nolva Sitotiri Legislature t’ r fl all‘) . ,, ' l ' ‘licli approval. it was not such afidaunlf-r- "I ‘m’ yfqiikf.‘ I33$::3,“i,,,gi,,ii,,:,py nus document. uftcr- all. Mr. Osler I-"mmnm u ‘ ‘ in ruply. stated that iio was not

llll-lilililll‘ with the Nova, Scum, Legislation but he feared the pres- But lmlnasmuent had it within tli h» _ "'_“

new" m sacrifice‘ the interest“ a"? mulching iiie Spaniard and the AHAI-VWAX. N. 5.. APP" 3-1- F- various glasses of shareholders ,_.,.,,'m,h_,.Mn,,,,,,,_ pnollmuih. K- 6-. counsel for ‘the

Besco Concludes Argumen

clsiriii from 'l'rim'llt-.i‘-l“"l' t)» in“ tcii-roliiiil battle li. had refined dlcatr-‘d that illckard couioniil

{gl-lztiaféflttghowed. that the houso be-V fanned ‘mhfironulent family with, i The lack. of nieny skeletons seems to show that-tit; inhabitants‘ "MP-Mlle t9 NW9, themselves by‘ lilllhl- Thoilitii attire door of one‘ villa were found two, one of whom; held a key in his head. and the‘ other a bag of coins, and cgmwg, whilst near them were eilvar and, bronze vessels. Prelumebiytne figures were those of innter and. eiave. ~