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TH EV NEED PROTECTION

amending the Railway 5°!- Wm

his first and second choice.

A number of Canadian elplel halve

mark his ballot so as to indicate In

DROPPING OF THE STOMACH

The Public Forum

Till O0|I._l la epll for the lheullon by cornlporulontl of

opinion that P. E. island's vacant eeat iti tne Senate will remain vacant until after the end of the

DECEMBER 1g, 1924 i

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. ‘h’ ‘i a i. ‘nun adopted the principle of propor- ‘fl/lfilitlx‘ of uillmll- f!" _ Predict . r . ‘ o own Indian on PnllF-b duh “h m L ‘um-h... m ._ o_ flonal representation in their elet- l“ “mun”; "mo", u" hr ‘ lldlhir and Manager. 4._ it. Barnett. I’ Ammo lathe. I). l. Currie. tron of mayors, city councillors, lnlnnl o! iaumpndutl. t N",.‘h'::‘:“:”"“.uu'.|_|_ ,|_ gnu, school trustees. - etc. The vfqyq plans In operation are - ' not in all cases the same T"; VA¢ANT SENATE Y . I t . ~ 1 . 18 1924 but have much .n common, as for ______ Q ’ instance the voter being allowed to $h.,___1 how ma, you expwsh the ‘$5,: ’

The rcmnantsnof the recIDIOCII-Y fad which found some favor in 1911 and ‘which some ardent Liberal sur-

tors tliait by the more common . - , ~ . d d d ' N . "-1110" 01 “"5"1’111511°“1ed elecwrs’ 9W1 hmwhme" 15 hem“ Mr‘ N01‘ ._—_' . . ' llow mall)’ of these cases are due president of the Patriot Publishing urn tit-ad and buried in the Marl- son R-attenbury for the vacant B‘ m“ a‘ " m'y—" " a “ha” to a poor musculir tone all over (Nlllllflhy- 1'11? hilt-i bee" 111M188-

From this death there is no even a temper ary galvanizing into apparent life. Tilt‘ runners of the Maritimes and cspr-cially of this province where is the basic industry. their experiences with competition

tiinos.

agriculture hnvu had

necessarily tinequal wllli their rrrore numerous brethren

smith of [he border. There could

_ a h H. _ h w h UL The for several years president of the lit- no cltulll cvlnllctltron between atlvocate those of eX-AIIOTIIG)’ Gen~ ,he coming genera] eiecgion fljful’, "wefggflo? ,,,,,“‘;‘1e',,,,,., o,- Central Liberal Committee. He the ftiv fiirtncrs in Canada with the ei-al Johnston, who would have P R H d t d h t ‘ food is going to pause the sfomggli gsnelicloigéfligoehyellggugsflglailzurh: mutry iii Ilit- United States even been Fourth Judge in the Supreme Calgary an‘; ‘YES’: Lrgo “to”; yr; xtlfiafrégslggtlvnward” from n“ M1 and parliamentary speakers in this _ \ . . - ' . A , ivitli all the tariff bars removed. Court bird not ex-Premier Bell civic elecmms‘ In h! PAH,” ‘we? Th“, means that qvhe food has to 553K"??? at afidpgil‘? 353213)‘; l ' . h ' ‘ ' \ With tlic experience of the past blocked hi! 913119- ation some critltdsm of its iipera- t): tmownt ulpzarlds- anus?” life. \Vby should there be any tie. _ . . '. 1* “e B Ye c i - 1111 115 99L lay in the appointment of a Senat- ~ few years. with our tariff bars tlon was expfcsscd bu-t we are told _ _ I I _ h _. » . Referring t0 the FY0905“! 971W" that complaints against It have 501118 of we“ tone or power’ or m m] P‘ L‘ Elana‘; “cam Se“? lirilvllvdlll’ FHIIOVBd 111 1118 111018110" - ‘ _ iThe result is indigestion, a heavy Why should that seat be vacant h h h o pr m.- Masters pr the King govern- "lice-s Commission w be started at ‘rrl-livt-Yctrlllyc dllsutiiieiired- hdhvnwn feeling-l. and 8a? Drtusure. tllfflllflglflllt ltjiiitcomtng Sieeeion? i. 9 5 ' ' ' l ) Moncwn the Ottawa Jouma, says, o owe agary ast year n us- Fuiriiey, these folks that eatt so n t e n ed States and _n - "m1" m“ 1 mg"“5'*1"es- ‘he need o‘ ' ing P. R. for the election of its city much are very often the very ones GTE"! Brllfllll. 10°. a5‘ W611 flfl l" Dmtction is now recognized as "Anymmg m“ can be done to put council and school trustees. Winni- "'3'- wki’ 11° werdse‘ 1 F11gnttpélllzdlcdelllptiiguiiflhllzhi!“his: ' . ‘ ' ‘ \ . llf l [l] M ltl - - Wll t l th It? “ ' t "WW hcloffl A 141191111 1191991‘ new e mo e at me? u“ 1mg Wm 11°10 "s hm‘ P‘ R‘ 819° wt; u; Juggiqi, across the hi). for public service hns been recog- \ doubtedly will have a beneficial ef- iipn ‘next year and this year is the

Nova . Scotin with the L beml premier at their head went to Ottawa the other day demand- ing a rc-trtljustmont of the coal dut-

tini, front

lt-u to protect Nova Scotla coal min rs. Farmers not only in this prblflllbe but in Nova Scotla and New Brunswick are. demanding protection against the flooding of our markets with American eggs, pork rind other farm products. Yet $0 strong a grin has partlzanshlp got upon the die-bards that Liberal politic-inns even yet——in order not to

c-straitige the Progressive props that

he do ‘so, or seek to continue 1° hide behind the Railway 0011111118- slon and the Supreme Court?"

Senatorshlp. Mr. A. E. McLean, M. P. and the Prince County Liberals advocate the claims of Mr. A. C. Saunders, Leader of the local 0D‘ position. Mr. Sinclair and Mr. Hughes are on “their own", but the former- may count on stronS 106i" support apart from the machine. Failing recognition of his own un- doubted claims rm. hashes will

fect throughout the Dominion. Sim- ilar proposals in the pant have never got beyond the talk stage.

method shall be‘ tested and per- fcctcd in cities and municipalities

vincial and federal elections.,ae is being flill/Otliflfifl by a good many members of the Progressive and Liberal parties, lt was not lonl; ago senti-offlcially intimated that the King Government nifgh-t pro- pose the adoption of proportional rcprcsentation—l’. R. as it is called for bievity—in time for i-ls use at

foirrth in which Regina has contine- -ted its civic elections on t-he same plan. In Saskatoon the city coun-

any form the principle in working is claimed by its advocates to give a more complete and accurate ex- pression of the wishes of the elec-

able point-it is well that the new

before is shall be introduced in pro-

You have heard of some Irlen who has been having troublt- with his stomach and digestion, and he Informs you that his doctor says

tht- body, just a general weakness. and the s-toruach shares in it. Unfortunately however, a great nrany of these cases are brought. on. by the simple method of overeating tind OVGFQFIIIKUIS.

It doesn't sec-m to occur to these folks tha-t if they overload the =.omach with tood or liquids, that the muscles of the stomach will be oveistietched, and can't take hold of the food properly to churn It up. If the stoma-ch muscles are be- low par anyway, you can readily

domen which would help to bold tlic stomach up in its proper place (even if the stomach muscles them- selves were weak) are soft and flabby. ' '

but the fact that the wide-awake presidents of both railways are now behind the new move will ensure SIICCGSS.

cil,

Ontario is keenly inter- ested in the development of the Maritimes as she is in the progress of the West and will hope for some tangible results from the confer- ences which are to be held." So

say we all of us.

school

trustees and

But. Ottawa had by a plebiscite

hospital board were elected under P. R. for the third time inst year. .These ex- amples arc all from Provinces.

the Prairie

You see the poor stomach gets it. coming a-nd going. First i-t is over- loaded, and then it gets no support from the front abdominal muscles. Well, what is the best thing to do when the stomach has droppol downwards? ~

next session of Parliament. Why this should be so when there is immediately available for the seat such .ll1 outstanding public man and Liberal as the Hon. Fred J.

Ing Editor of thePrtriot-the lead- ing organ of the Liberal Party in this Province for many years. He has contested five or six elections on behalf of the Liberal Party. hav- ing-stoud in the gap against odds when the party needed u candidate and no one else was disposed to run the risk of defeat. He has represented Belfast in the Liberal interests as a member of the Leg- islature. He has been a member of the Government without office during the last four yeans of Liber- al Adminls-tration- He has been,

nlzed. The late President of the United States was a newspaper man. A late Ambassador of the Uni-ted States in London was a

/ 0a’ sear-alert?

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member of the Press. ' The late Prime Minister of Great Britain was u professional contributor to the periodicals of England nnd Scotland. Next to the Prime Minister himself the moist promin- erit the most fully informed, the most prudent and versrtllc mcrii- ber of the Government of Canada

. | crimp, who could 1ill\‘i' protccti-il' ltiin, chose not tu do so. This aide- tle-czrriip and one Nt ivtori, tlcscribi-il iti count as "lllte greatest scuulrdrcl unliuiig," |L'tll‘ll iii some lll1llll’llli0llt‘il way of lllf‘

Zilonltigtie Noni

decided in favor of P. R. years ago. before any of the western cities had

Just two things.

First. Don't. eat

taken any action toward that end. For some reason not clearly de- fined no action has since

beeu=

‘Second.

miicb at meal times. lmtlk, water, or tea take up room ‘just tthc- same as solid flood. Develop the abdominal ,tti,,kon to give effect to the wishes muscieh h). three m|hh,es_°,~ he“. of the maiotity of’ the Ottawa elec- ing exercise; daily and the BwmJ

or drink too

Remember

is, as everyonle knows, the Hon. Mi‘- l-‘eildlng, Minister of Finance n-oiv unfortunately too ill to inflti- ence the Government's Councils- and hi; was for many years report- ier and editor oi’ the Halifax (‘bron- |icle, us Mr. Nash has been for »the Patriot. Than Mr. Nash there is ‘no min in Prince Edward Island

'1l0l)l)S, clt-rk for lllt‘ lt-glil _i'irtn of

affair. and set lllUIl‘ llLilllS togctlior to make at profit out of it. The aide-de-caiiip seeks to justify liiiri- self by alleging stiiigiiit-ss mi tliu part of his cmpltiycl‘. into ‘the pint nui- \\'illi:i|it (‘inrpi-i‘ -

Appleton and (To.

Tliay living -_

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AUTOMOBILE _ ACCIDENT—-LIABILITY—BURGLARY

WUBIYMPIEEIB 3011011910. BX-M- P. ers. Perhaps the civic politicians ach can't drop. “vim has heme,- Ciaih“ “pm, the

, day its never before.

If tits-ti but we would be denounced as w“, hnynm, up a 8M ha,“ m proof to keep the water wsvee In W" I 1w!" o! locMv. pomp! n calmly wrote a cheque for the re- in bdmwtiful degigng n. 111113101195, no Eiffi 41'0"" ~ , _ order on the bobbed colffenr. One relative of crowned heads. He had mldrilng £20,000. and having secur- cut ate l, b ~ t i d bl k , the N30 of his attach egg“. ‘black-leg! were we to turn our em-|1Ig‘:ltu'fll:gn):: hath. elzzsog: charmtfng enrnple of this decore- no, m, imm".'h,chv.nhhd,m aimtmhdenunfl“ o’ m‘ but. the M. whfie lhmlizfoseefieehncnn 2:“ -. m‘, York “m; eh, 71°79" m; of 11,91,- 101” “<1 go q 7 - ' tive and ueefdl article lmof sheer ‘ i _ -- , 1 h M- lle obtained around I80 a. pair. One . - i " ’ ‘ > " ‘,, '\ ‘ ‘"14 1‘- li‘ 415ml" 1°’ ‘"59" 1° not adorned with French rlowoie 11° 4'1".‘ 7 "m-wi- ~.- . .1’ r“? ° 1 ° m°"°7'-~-»1“- ~- ’ 'm°' of the-more costly eels of buckles §§00§¢'.'im - ' ' '- ' " 1'" our‘ real feelings. when __,, A, m h * elm IIIIUOIIODIOv-MJOMIO“ lllilnlt the bunk luadmlttedvai-e of ' f. w, , , trqmw9‘

art/holding the King government in power-declare with pretended fervor that our farmers are better off without protection and they call it “high protection" in order to make it all the more fearsome. 'l‘licrc is no such expression in the (‘onst-rvatlve political

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vocabulary, All that the fuinicrs want, all that the Conserv-

as “hfizh protection." of

_ ,_ I I _ you become a good cook than a “Ynem '° a“ "““°“"' m?” mm‘ - ,1 d . ,h , l i _ , [Then lllc’ loving fmirsunlt- movvd in“, i,.- inni uuti m» sliitrt- in mitt. utiu- he"? Pmmls“ them‘ 1's ade- shorthand writer and typist." said -me.xwumtg W“ its earning power‘: iafi |klriltllyyalleelizgoxigiv:rgs:1giiizioiriferibi" Pmfi“ “m1 1m‘ i‘ 11ml’ ltllllll-Y m“ villi-g "ilr. f\'t*\‘i"i‘iiii'li‘.s.<, 1M1’, _ I ,_ l", h . h quote protection, a recognition of This “'°l1"1.1le 1°110W1h8 the slime] 056M455“ 15 1924 whom be has found to bc personal- cupitwl u suite lit the llotol Briglr‘ . ,, |., ,h.,, h. qhhh. h,,,, nhqlh“ 1111*‘ ‘"113 1"’ “W” "1 .. . she in presenting prizes at the f- t, b h, h l I _ "h x _ ,, , , {Um 1-1" “ ‘ ‘ ‘ a routs-l l lllt: principle of protection in our S d S h H m Ls w, - “l” “s .1’ w c “n "M3 “My 51"” '- h°i1€ém ' 1t exlzrfassn m; 1101;“ w“ 111"" m" "“1""1*““““i‘ “'""‘-"‘rii;lit to tli$1ltiSi' iii‘ tli.» llltillv)‘, llt-inqg, “m, ., ..,,,..- i'llt)lll in titt- i, - - ‘ . . . - v. '01 se‘ i- eati- . ~ ;" - ~ ‘* ' ' He“ policy‘ Sufficient protection econ ary c oo or r at m plus in the national revenue was grill-l KINGDOM WlFHlIs.-— Wm! not 121a vaéanitn butt benml‘ mm, Lomhh, ,h,,, h, is, ,;,-,,§_<,,,g.is_,,u M U“, “m, “m, h» hm“ mm, ,m“h_., t0 givn [hp (‘a d, bledon‘ “one Wm“ out o! every made m appear as ma‘ m“ year‘ The kinylom 0.! God {iomem no‘ rd fortihwlth by the ‘appointment “m1 m" mmmg" i“ Shh-w“ m “Hwlllll, suggusttwl it lit- Witlllll 1H‘ plvtts-mk-ittl lliiii not idllli u-iiéi lIP-‘lnis ill . ’ _ “a an [Brmers a 10 is ihefflclent and responsible for Th°-°*'P1i*11!fl110n 0f the ~N8tl0nal with obsL-rvation‘: Nez-ther PM“ to it or Mr. Nash. iimi-l Sl.J2<tllit“‘-,I11010111'0i5C11P)'111l-!1(qi h, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,. ,,,.,,,,... ha“, u, tin.‘ liv- “ chance In their own market. No Railways is represented by their they BM’- 1»°'11°l'°- °l"-1°"~1‘°'°- 1°" [um sh- etc -, with or [hrpr ,-(,,,,,,., 0,,” 1),...’ . . ' - 1 S< cs1 their‘? llis slur smut»..- in llli‘ I _ more profanity than any other behold the kingdom of God is ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' 4 ~ ~ -‘ iiuli. though his iifltillliil lnlvll- U h I, farmer l5 so unsophisticated as to bud“ 11111911191199“ 50W vflh ' _ W- 1-- COTTON- l‘llllll‘l‘ night tht- door of tlin stilt is ',. , ,, t , n, i,“ *1‘-" " - - ~ - 913993’ M155 3011111119111 added- H°W the indebtedness b reduced e t wmlm ym" Luke 1710' m‘ Chaflol-l-eiilwll. Defl- 17111. 1924- ~ . v / U“ W‘ M" U 1mm“ 1 I\\‘t-lt-tmii- l-Iiiiiiitiutii-l; itvH-t- ilPil-HL 1 1191113"? 001111018118 W110 tells 111m e exc p For the kingdom ‘of God is not 1M‘ 11“1°"1‘°‘1' “m1 xmvm" “Pppm” wlft- ‘Hint lit» ivill liuvt- tlu- lli\ll(l1-~']-m,,., N. ., 1.00m w, h," m‘. h,.,,.»\ h . p _ ‘ .. . i . . l . ‘~- tha-t the practically free admission many business men alas c“ “y by paying the debt A P00111199” meat and drink; but righteousness t-d. Ila knocked ill Airs. Robiu- mg M. n i“ “mm ma“ dmlmruh “m, a devoute "Amen" ‘to this.’ “'3 reducmm °t the “1111311531111” and peace, and joy in the H01)’ son's tlouv. and slic tipcncil it. Then Show, ,,,, ,,,.-,_-,,,,|-_1

("Yllllellcflh 085s and pork and

Labour Ministry

Bondfieltl has also

10118 P98314198 I118 "I18 Vflcflllmhof the C. N. R. may usk Parliament‘ “I would sooner see‘

in

send child emigrants.

WOIIIED.

MacDonald administration, who re-l

strong opln-i

and Parliamentary Secretary to the1°1 1119 @1911!" 111011811‘! 1i 11991 1° ‘he Rumsaygwait until the experiment had flrsti .

ibeen tried elsewhere. In any case

ithp older cities of Canada are slow-

CPBUY "llllied Callfida- 15 011119 “Fer to adopt new-tangled measures isfietl that Canada is a good placeiiban arc the more atlventtirotis cit- Missitics 0f the West.

It is announced that the directors‘

to reduce the capitalisation of the‘ - t

could serve no honest purpose.

In the meantime eat small meals

even if you eat oftener.

Libeitil Party of Canada and of this

Province. l have often regarded

This condition will right itself if-with mixed feelings of dissent and)

oo-oommooooo-o-oaaw-vow W111i Whlch

Daily Selections i

Guardian Readers

iyou are willing to observe the few suggestions above. i

FOR 5

Ghost. Romans 14 :17.

i admiration, ‘Mr.

a land and (‘untitla

Nash's rettdinessi rnd in-gcntiity in attack upon the] Conservatives and the enthuslasml lie clrtnipionetl every]

Purty, - As one who has no\v no iuterest1

IIPSIIPS to soe Prince Edward well rservednri! lParliamcnt. nnd the right ‘thing

Greatest Bad-

proposal and policy of the Liberal of Uonmhchy u H“, ‘huh mp5.“ n“,

!

Trapped in Paris. 1 . i :\('i‘OI‘lllllI-'{ to IPSLIIIOII)’ sworn tn.‘ but ilisliclir-vt-il by the jury which

zicquittetl Robinson and his wife f

were privy to what was 1)lllIllll‘\.l._

ivltutever in patty politics and whoisevellfl flllellllfiS Wvlé 11141119. "U11", 15‘.1955]5'- 1° 911111111 1119 111-14111 ‘"1111 M1“ tliul tlit- account \\.is tipt-ii-rtl willi-

Robinson at lit-r London rtisiilvncv.

vtisticd n fierce sClllflO. with the ru-

61 Queen Street

hilt. his ltiitiivli-tlgv. uitil nt- .l<.<i‘l'l~'(l

if lit- is not culled upon to ri~fiiiitl|

ESTABLSHED

. THERE

llyniiman 8i 60., Lid. A

1872

Phone 67 and 333

15.. A ROOM

By Emma Watt Easton

\\'ill(.'lllll,.{ tlicli‘

_ -—- l - 1123001) 1- t - -~it lit-i hill. . other farm products is going to Duflng October. the Cred“ Na. What is apparently hoped for is to iPRAYERw- juh a terrifiotl onlonker. He turn- lhzlmhh- 0h“, h}, m-‘ivutfkanku u l 1 '._\,,_L.,,.ii,.‘ Strains U“, a,,,_“,h,,.,,h ‘ make 11° differmwe m ‘he Cwadia“ tlonal on account of the French ‘gnaw the railway-system from the “I love ‘Thy ‘Kingdom herd, g9!‘ Game III 0d green with fright ivlten hc was 1 _ l 1 1 ‘1 “'- mmler‘ Farmers who have Bee“ t ‘payment on, portion o; the interest légus: of Thin‘; ahodé: deem“ ’ _ inform“, that Newton was M“. _ thhy-fitl firth. paste to s.» i110‘ thil-l,

G°'e"“m°“t made paymems ° bn its cost and so make it appear ‘w 1 “r our e9 e S Robinson" llll~lll'llll Ne '1 .. - 11"" 1"“""'““‘1 5“"“""' ""“l'“"1"‘1' (‘ans ‘an with“! ‘a week from 40c 126256 1nhabmmu M the dew“? saved ' - “lllfflll-Illlllh tolling liltii first m“ “mud I ‘lumen’ “hm m m“

ct-ntsto 20 cents because of the tirrlvtrl bf America cold storage P858; who have meet American pork in Halifax and Charlottetown

nted regions for losses and damages sustained during the war amount- ing to $549,842,000. The Council of Administration of the Credit Na-

that the railway is paying its way.

tEither the railway munt pay its operating cxpenlen along with the

or the taxpayers must continue to

interest on the cost of the system ' "l heard it all, each, evory note

WHEN I

With m.‘ own precious blood."

CONSIDER THE

HEAVENS

It is agreed by newspapers writ- ers of wide experience that no such case as that involving the Indian riijah has appeared in a courtroom in our time, or perhaps in any other

citor would titleiid ito SIHISUQIICIII ‘tlllillvilt-lillll iii-tails. 'l‘lieti lic loft.

The Cheque Transactions.

A - Carpenter]

KINGSFON. llutr. 1T. Ollcui 'l'l‘8iltilll'\ r ot‘ llll‘. Province oi‘ Ou- lriii, ii-oiv fill llllllllli‘ of llli‘ puiiiti-ii-

' Petr-r Siiiitli is lerirtiiitg to be

.\|itl lt-litt-i i) (Jlirisl-rltilti. ill 'l‘li.\' l'\‘t'l_

.\|ii<! l) World, luriiiniii anvil)‘ 'l‘lty' Szivrot (i-utist, this ii:i.. Tint oft. iti ignorance llllil in sin

ii.t_\‘.

Tlthlfetséhlfnéw lhhe tgiuzerence n; Nona] h“ since deemed m 31mm!“ atgsyheaiyltedrzzé 011525112‘: fiheylal‘ or evtiryhhilung and wngm “m! time. It ls the 8793195! "badger Newton said that l\lI‘.'-i. Robinson itliilistlldlulltlél‘, it mis lt-itirnti-d‘ hero 111w" 22111210115 ‘mnwd 111'“ hm" m” 1' 15's w y e arms“ ° 110 the KPBHUIIS 0! 1011119!‘ lem- ' ' eep “g \ mm a ,1 i, game" on record. It makes the left tht- tloor unlocked. ‘lIll Ill'i ‘"1 “‘"1“"‘1‘y~ $11111" 1t “' "’“1"“'"“‘ . ' . - . 11115 Drovlnce and of our sister pro of railway capitalisation can re- ' y’ every r y n r yme ( 1 asked what lie would like to do “"1 11m" "lt- fi-Hioirr, llt il titp-irt.

"KIM-ti 11w demanding protection to-

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It is ood to! feel good being gnml to , .. , - ab...

As he) thinketh in his heart so is he. so (‘nee he, ultimately, and so is

i..- iuiigfti finally.

The lt money will soon be flow- ing freely. Lust year it made a "My bitsy Christmas-tide.

rt isi significant that Premier“

Kink authorizes Bari/in as his birth tor, who is nothing if she is not a dhflrhd that the Mhrmme prov, l stood. l hhow m, why, such parts of the continent as manghlp being he,“ 31mm i, was dmynp Cnfiwlel] fi (‘PM mm? who“ Place, inot Kitchener its present worker of a kind, asked ‘fwho is a lrices shall this time be Included in Without a wish, without a. will, llrove conllelflal- Their acquaint- accepted and honored by "Mr. A's" gpeeph and hmh-ing ‘Vere ypqiofgd I . . ’ s -‘ ' and patfloflc de,i5hh,|oh_ working c1," woman?" his itinerary. The sooner the no- fxfiflwfiallgl: aethlllmzl 11111“! nnce rlpena. bankers. The next day “Oblls re- pii-rtly at leitsf, ilflPl‘ a fiu-rlcs oi‘ _ . r n ~ ‘ ‘ h _ . , ._