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(Canadisn Press)
'i‘0KIO,,Sep. 15-The body of Bhn peifor lmtfsuhlto -was conveyed from Tokio to_V,A0y_a_lIll»_ last night on the
srrt :yor tha feuruey to its rest- fn' p _'__at Monoyama.. _ The fairly mo_i1i_lng journey was rs- surned_following the impressive fune- ral lefvfeell. ' At-t_h's-palelee hers the single deto-
nation of a gun served as announce- ment to the waiting thousands at Tokio, that the cortsge was leaving
thz"palsee`for`Aoya`_h_1a. _ ‘
e the boom'o`f the signa_l~‘gun re-
soundefi General Nogi arose and grasping tightly in`b_i's' hind a short sword. plunged it in his throat. The Countess stabbed herself through the stomach. _
Dons Noir' 'i_~n__iuvE. ‘
ON FORCED- FEEDING.
_ _ _ il MINCHIHG _ _
_ *YA MOUTH, Sep. _lb-_The worst
1 -- his _it .Yarmouth has had for a
' ‘ y an burned Sanders' Machine Shop
(gnnndinn press) ' on Water St. yesterday.
HLCLNDON, Sept. 1§-Colonel Sam rail; nm °t‘“`t°d 1" “W P5tt°"“ .1“i§.`II'.i.§f“§§rf.‘.§’.§’°§`.f'?l'I.1..‘iI.`.`f f$’i§'§, _'he #Mes W-= mel bv Edvard having sh_or'l'.ened their visit in Franco Ain” #nil 19. Preetically a total loss. no nttnnn the lnnnnning of H__ M_ B_ Sanders' loss is very heavy, he had ,ree Audaclous from Cammell Laird’s 52500 m"'u`9'”°°' ‘ - ' ' Had shipbuilding Yard, at Birkenhead this* ' ynnr
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'SEPTnMBEnfrs,'1rors rmér or i_,,,,_._.
FIGHT AT
mornin c
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Make
3ll._ewin!j}-
The Guardian)
Sept. ~ 14_- Over- Bathered _on the today all filled'
with to see the finish of the _race.
been realized all have Wen. _Vesta
°"5°"“°°“- ‘ ` ` Boy had two heats, Laura Merrill,
At the launching the naming cere- - Bnnnnny Boy nnd Frnnk pntnn on,
mpny was performed by Countess Lyt- ` ` en_cn_
¢°"- ' '_' Thousands of I-Iaugoufaua pinned
Th H' 1 - gh 'Marys t h their faith to the almost unbeaten
GREENLAND CROSSED for 43 sssellslialugliloellgiveg by the xlolliigs Patch, believing he could overcome
' FOR FIRST_'TIME' ogthe Charlottetown Golf Club were the handicapdof a heat andlbvin once
' p ayed on Saturday 'afternoon on more crowns _the free for. al ng.
'COPENHAGEN' Sept' 13"Gr°°n' Belvidere Links and resulted in Petey* The little knot of Islanders on the land ha’ 'Men °'°”°d fm' th” mst Pope .defeating A. W. Weeks by 4 grand stand had their hopes set on Um” f!`°m WW* '30 °9~°t' °V°" th” bu' holes up and 3 to play and D. B. Vesta Boy, and Dannie Steele receiv- ren ice by the Swiee e1l{°<l_iti°\1 “def Stewart defeating I-I. w. Lougworth ed greamippiauge ...B be appeared on 1"- 6° Q“°"'“i°» 1°l“*~ ‘1"°°*°‘ °' “W by one hole up. It was a very close tho track hehihd the grand circuit ve- Swiss Central Meteorological Insti- te 1; but no tb o f u r-
, cons wn es or playesq, _vgB_
DUB14_IN'r `5°P3- 13-M9/TY I-»°iBl\» tllfe. Wh0 ie HOW it Reyklavik. the especially in the Stewart-Longworth emu `el B Dy
the sumjdgette. who recently was san- teneed to five yearsf imprisonment for wounding John E. Redmond, le,,,d~
er of the Irv; _parllamentnry party, wi,tg.a»_`. ha .°§- 18 ina dangerous conulittiai lfi"`Motf;nt _Joy Prison as a r g rcibly fed. ,Since ber' incarceration Miss Leigh has s@el___!_l_l_le¢ly rsfuqud `to'_ea_t and the prison __oTci_als have been com- pelled__fV__t<__>__ _ _gye her nourishment *hf°“r?t~.»_s_.u\\e-_-_ . . _ .
y\_QnBuu'f§_',J_',1`>I `sos'roN.
BOBIQQN, ' Sept. I 13-The Boston pollce‘i ‘,‘n_o_w eteeking two drebugs whose" ____tr_ai differs materially, but w _"` ‘e _apgnrently inspired with the “ __’ ‘xno _ve-the desire to seo the _ ‘ __ ,ogprive ,and to fool the bv .' ' ' 1 .
It "I l". .~'~~"-- r .°
_ tgp of both bugs, oua»ol_wnsm?$;;neg-
ates in`f$|h%el:_;,` buildings' and ware-
houses if ` ` ` he -other _is_ the famo\is__ "unch ' -`~»_oi’_t_h' Endiirebug, who has __ __ _ ,_ _ _idsfyiug the authori- tle_;hfo_ Evo yetarsh 3.' “__
e ii,_`l"1.e pmen s ave rov___=
ed a ___list of business district blazes,` l_ione__“ql which did much dam-
ag_e,bb_\_|_t _ _qdvggich wfare (;1ll_.al;gax_‘_e1:1i'_1By se y‘q_ empoye _n a_ ___- trlct, _ _is claimed to have been seen on |`__' al of _the instances com; :"~=.~.°.'*V‘VVf= ss“ie“‘::‘r:: 1..“...°‘ o _ _ r _ . arrestq” lbe made until direct ‘evi- dence obtained, however.
MRS. `
$50,000.
the
miss
nrrsnvrnw.
_fir
with Miss ovaded ar- Efnmeline
conspiracy
more than ever are
ready sacrifice. ~
RING.
ago the lost
into a
tion
atthe AAA
WHO
_ Paris dee-
Pethlgk
admitted io
_France
her inteuz
Perle
add-
Cook.
'roRoN'ro, sept. Ia.-Alexander
wife was in the room when he fired
Dos'I‘oN, sept. 13-Apperently
Cross street. Somerville, leaped into
smoker.
---1 1 Gspald Stanley, 2, W Byrne
,Q1-IA'll1~IA_M. N- B.. Sept. Ie-'rhe RUNNING Bnohn JUMP. l7.9.dY °f .tm 1°" Frank O°°k' Wh° 1 H. Boats; 2, B. Wonacott. ~ was lost 'froui the steamer _Progress '
ooh. _'t‘ue_:___d;£y...v§e_¢:_ b*;1\:h_9;;" 1 oNE MILE' EI_oYoI.E. ' n on a _ ._ . . men, ‘Harry Oooh, Edward Flanagan 1' _G°9' W“"§‘"' 2' L' M°"m' 3’ H” and Louis oifddeu, wi? yeas out in Steeler..
‘ t li I t . I’ ` _
agogonezrrnéagnsloi she sl: mulled and RUNNING HIGH JUMP sftor uiawihg the body "ind hearing EIGBTQEN ANDtUNf:1E§- statements frofn_th_e men who .had 1. E- C51'_.5°°r » B§“;I°‘l‘3o __- .bcen working with, Cook on the night W_0“°°°tt t ° j“mP° 0 » ~ a 5 he: was missed, found that he had Wlllllillg 9°°0l1d~ i'°°m° t° ms B death 'fffnfl 1? cctgfft? zzo YARD' DASH
causes, and' gafve a Ver e 0 9 ' feet. This was'-iconcurf-sd in by the FOURTEEN AND UN§E§° brother of tho drowned mah, Harry 1. F. Kelley; 2. W» BMS. » -
MAN Emo!-I'rE`Ns FAMILY. 'rwo MILE LAP .RACE BICYCLE. _ ___ 1, George Walker; 2. L- Merlin-
Eyer, drew a revolver and sent three HALF-MILE RUN shots into the paoeifug orbis horns _ 1_, E. simpson: 2. E- Uereen; 3. ‘last night at about 10 o'clock. I-Iis*J.' Doyle.
the shots; hi`s'c_bi1dren were in bad. SEALED DISTANCE .The mg.. wa.. uotrospobsfbia for his BICYGLE RAGE- actions as he was crazed with rassed ' 1. George Welker: 2. L- gwgrllna _ nerves from e, prolonged spree. _ The-_prizes which wer° k 11 Y 011
_ ated by the business _men were
'MAN RUNS FASTER THAN TRAIN. awarded to the boys at the Y.M.C.A. -_ <f~=r_1-_1r_..t.I_=~_»_V ¢veeiPe~
convinced tltiatta_r_ihEg;'a_t_ed _tgeagéx _mat .15 ‘ 1E _ _ drewi quo e aes____- '
_nel yeiszsrday afternoon was the last T E one for _.an hour or liW0. a men KW' T E' _
fag his name as Charles Benke. .ef -- ' ' 1 id' _th 'r oN'ro out., sept is-Fresh lllittil hlaufovgrtogkbtlze :raid ‘to ggong Wlnds UIDBUY Weflliefly W a,n;1'tb¢n tried to stop it by nulllng northerly; showery' at first then away o`h a rod in the rear of the clearing.
Hs did not succesd instopping the The lowest 'temperature recorded
u.n¢n_ which continued to _gain head- ygstorday was fifty-nine degrees vabfzvn way uuti1,;sariks found himself run- ere and the .hisheef vel. S; _flltlfe nin fastenthankhe ever imagined he two above. The lowest rtecor aaa 8” cbufdf Ago, "c ing Brobdignaglan previous night was dfti' Yterdff “_ #flees that almost sw-1°<1 *he lem' e_\>.°Y°~ A* “‘“° ‘-‘- ‘“- "°1, ,,, §',,,,,
'ous seven-league booth. - was si!i=Y'¢\11‘¢° 35°" W
_'rh»n.he1.°¢. s3.u1r1_\.n1 t_v° ef ww min- it wee “fir °+‘>°'°~ V ,,,,,,,,,,, pfnwbeelg kid omerseults and land- ~ q lowest temneratugs :gas ____ ia' PV'-*°"°1“' °° “V” “*°“ “‘»‘”“““" V” 'mb ef.. st out'o the sta lon. .' _- "hover-more and the 8 V. ded ms Station Master John Brogan, who nine above. The lowaitt r_ag__<:; d° re"
had tvygifieseefa thfzmgdiiiir, clbised gp prvvlous ;ilg'l;t"w:s m__ Yéaturdagy it
_ he, _ an rs_ac fn, egre _awe e-'_ _ _ -. .V
‘had a chance to roll onto the third was sléy-onevgnd it H1110 9- 1”- it 8112;# gggnilflwgblilxbstgttlorlol yglrffidi :vlrl bleuhigh this afternoon 'WM °°t_l’_"°k~ t° third posmdn ffm'
I at a.§s aus §°m<>r_f°v et B-2°= .ii '
will`be high tomorrow mornins f
_ . _ 3, .\ -'£1 * ° » IDS "
V V _ . rio. §QU|.|F|§§,|3° . .
“ll fTf"'1”i?i|ig& `a*.tm"4'§$th`1dz`_-_at 6.09 ' I LITE
\ _,_,___` 1. “ ' _j __ 3,07; it rises to- 1 ' "
. ' _ _ ;--':-"- raoruiurlat me fad woauee ~~»
’ ' ff-“ 'r~"‘“*"~= l ~ ' ‘V ‘ ‘ 1 " " ' Ole sent I word sash insertion
_ _ _ _ _ . ,_ _ _ ., 'moon sets tonight at-8.49. . 11 9°' _ »f D-are ~- ~.f°“°~-=~ _ . ...Per-V '~°.‘V ""..“.rr. f;.“.."°°“°°° :.i.*:";.s::“°::. srl. .:‘.‘f“.....“"°.:.
DAS” 9°" u' ' ulflnatlft dmc; of 'tbo’r§1ooh'wiu el1°"°<l-` Hflimm 9\=.*!l,9»*‘_'°.“*!f".l! rousrrnns AND UNDER - .6 www."-y sun V~,,,_ ,W M5 cents _ _ _ __
1. r..Kouey: I. W. Bm. _‘,§*,,,*! .V V ' e I samrsoim sausaons 'rss iémsr
‘ ` ` ` ‘ 11 be t lv made. Fresh every day at aun-
“RD gfgfgrgshsp UNDER hx: grdzlliigtymalfgrtg. " ° “°'*_»_!i°_‘L'°m * °_°- _ H 'Fifa 1, n oar-rou~ z .r ooyn- 1 3, s-rom saturday. nyoqmg ouardfau. Losr-A muff wrm Vrwo Kms.
' ' ` ' ' ‘ '1"hs.tsmperature at twelve o'clock Finder please leave at this odlee.
noon today by the f‘Rexall Store" ' ~ a 9-16M3e~~ looks as what it as s Make sure o
CYCLE RACE thermometer with a northern BOY WANTED T0 WORK IN EN
All f h t d d 05.
capital o! Iceland. The expedition match. The ugchlr wdoslfetgsgeerl gotoraselfllerriu started from Jacobshawn in Danish A ladies’ handioapjoifrsome match and Vesta nntu the y nnyn was Northwest Greenland, and marched -was also played on Saturday after- reached when Patch moved up Wynn n for three months over the ice wastes. noon, intwhifh a great néany plsygiz great burst of sneed_ Cnme,.on_ nnnind
"""',l_'“ mug’ PM Ma". gsm; rgsogl scores W nd Laura, was ready for him and drove
GAP'-l-'DEED GIIKILEEGED BLAYER 1?; °'w v;`B'C,a'rke' ;ve1_;"E,(:;‘ Daze wide, pocketfng Patch where hevwhs
` `- ‘ ' '» ly held until the finish. esta
____ Win_nq"_ _ _ secure
- - _ -_ . _. __ V . » » came home as strong as a lion, Lau- o.§>2§1£Nw.§€f.°§h l.3f°tvi§'§.r'§§fv 'fu FOUND RELIGS Or TITANIC- _§,‘§,,§",°_§’,,’§‘{;, P“°““ “md "‘°° S"°°“°’ San Francisco of Dominic Beninato _ ’”“' The gnnnn ntnnn msn nymnnt on the charge ef murdering Gievehnie cU'r'rYHuN-K, soot. ` iz-whiio masse and tendered Dauufe au ova Namli i“_ Wal-tum'-'_' N°v°mb°' 21’ walking on the beach today, Mrs.Wil- tion that would g_ls.ddsn~.the-.heart Of 1911' . ~ - liam Rogers of Middleboro noticed s. man of stone. .Three cheers were
The girl was shot as she sat - at nnlnngping y.-bite lying in a pile of given by the Islanders among whom the S“PP°l` mb” 9-ll NT ‘A01-'D9 °u 0** gnrywesd cast up by the tide. ` Sho it is_ to| be regretted that there wer :greet :yan lngnt _V110 P“°:°d hlsdalém 'stoopedand picked it up. It was la no Bumrnerside representatives
"°“8 ` 6 P Y Ulm* 9°” an T' fi!" prgi_erver'wit‘h th letters, almost witness the lll'0\1_§i_ P°l'f_0Ul,1R\\°°
05 tW° °h°f'°» _b?t,h, 9’ Whmh mf* °l‘ obliterated by the action of.the water their gallant horse. _ _ ‘W5-' ‘ ~ " . ' _ S,-S. Titanic. _ ` To Dannie Steele belongs the credlll;
be f V - f fir t lowering th ce ora of 1"a_te_
BQDY os' ~DRoWNl;1D FOUND.. ._ FoUr_f'rEEN AND UNDER/'gn ,nz own t,-,,,,g_q pred Cameron Z " j ' _ - » ` ' ' _ must notbe over1qoked__when.boq-uete
are passed. _ -
_ _ e n en an _ Y. SP performance of'Laura Merrill fn cap,- _turfng second money.
The card of races tojay included
the 2.40 pace with an Island entry, Cherry Ripe, owned by T. C. Edgett. Charlottetown. The race was con- ceded by all to Minnie because of her unbeaten record during the season. It 'remained for our island horse to give _her the scare of her career and to almost snatch the _laurels from ber brow, Cherry was.-tpo_ anxious in the first two heats, feeling apparently -too good, which resulted in disnst- rous breaks costing bim_ second mon- ey. His speed and gameness was shown in the third heat when _hp settled down to business. . When tns word go was given he shot to the -front capturing the pole in . four lengths, Mfnnine ` trailing. At the last half Minnie was pulled out and everybody thellgllt the race Over but not so. Cherry's blood was up and the _gallant horse laid back his ears and fought her up the, back stretch. It' was a horse race in every sense o_f the word, one that sat the blood and nerves tingling and al- most' made the spectators hysteri- cal. _ _ As they turned into the ‘stretch _Cherry had B. 1200.6 lead and . Boutillier pilefd the whip to Minnie placing her on was terms. A few foot from the wiremfhnfa made a rush and secured the lead. The time was ’2.18} and within one second of Mlnn_ie's_ record made on a faster track. _ After the race Irving entered a pro- teotsgalhst Boutfllier for foul driv- ing by locking wheels on the lagt turn. 'After long deliberation the judges awarded the heat te_.thejI-Ialf- _fax mare. ‘~ ` ‘ In the three year old race Acquiri Boy,.the'Island entry. was drown on account of lamensss. This race was 'a ibdsle, Baron Cecil ‘ winning easily., _
The 2.27 trot had George Crescsus, owned by Beals, and _Commodore Epaulst, owned bv Dr. _Jenk'l_n_s. Ores- ceus won tba drst heat handily but
BI - teitid D °
I, C. Carbohell; stsgmre was seventy degrees above. alwrgfigzz Apply to Dr. Roh.if;e_,H
no
' (Canadian Press)
_NEW YORK, SBP. 15-GYP The Blood land Lefty Louie, the missing gunman indicated as two of the
the gambler, were found by the po- lice -tonight living with their wives
Bf°_'°k1¥°- They were arrested by deputy po- lius commissioner Doherty and a squad of detectives who brought them to police headquarters and ‘locked them up.
_They will be arraigned on Monday.
J'l‘he two gunmen had been occupying
,the ‘flat since Aug. 15, alone, until j lost Tuesday when they wereljoined by their wives through whom clues to their whereabouts were obtained by the~police. '
The four were sitting 'at tea when
deputy commissioner Doherty and his men burst open the door ol their apartments and with revolvers drawn ordered them to hold up their bands
Neither of the gunners made any
show of resistance
"DFOD vour guns, vou‘vs got us, ' said Gyp calmly Give us a little time to set dressed, will you," said Lefty, with equal composure
Scarcelv another remark was made
to the police bv either men until thev were examined at police headquarters later fy Assistant District Attorney Moss acting for district attorney Whitman who has gone to Hot Springs to take the testimony persons who talked to Sam Sebepps, a witness in the case
B The arrest fof Gyn and Lefltv whose
r l nam
sn es are Harry Horowitz and
the seven menraccused of the murder of Reeehthal. of which lieutenant Chas Becker is the alleged lnstlga tor. are now in custody
The capture the two m n was
since their disappearance on the day of the murder, July 0_8. ' This surveillance was maintained bv
lslxrty detectives working in relavs who kept deputv commissioner Do- herty cnnstantlv in touch with what they did and where they went. The final clue came as a result of put- ting together a number of conversa- tions overheard by detectives and ra- ported to the commissioner at differ-1 ent times.
BAY Mhv Loss I-IIs
LIFE as RESULT oE‘ LIE.
HARTLAND, N. B., Sept. 18-As a
result of a shooting accident, Manner Mflbury, eleven»year-old son of Hed- ley Mllbury, of Stickney, is likely to die. With other boys he was out shooting birds with 5 rifle. and in sorne manner got a bullet in his side.
This-youngsters got-possession of the rife unknown to their parents, and, fearful of the consequence, said the boy had cut himselfby falling on broken glass. This baffled the physi- cians, who did not learn the facts until some time later, and the case was not at first properly treated. Had.they known, the physicians de- clare they -might now be able to bold out hopes for the boy's life. V
breaks. The second heat was won by Commodore. Cresceus then went out and won three straight heats, lowering his mark to 2.24}.
sumuamr
` 2.21 'rnor punsn me
George Crescsus
Commodore Epauiet
Frank I
Brazilian S
Other starters Miss Templo Bar, o-
chato Lady, Miss Nota. Parker T, best time 2.24}.
' 2.21 'mor Ptmsn.
-an-eenee cucnf-use »>e-sun-
Oiarseer-»
°9l’5|hD-
Milllllg
Brenton King
Cherry' Ripe
Robert L
Other starters Lady Halifax alia Jr., best time. 2.18}.
Qwowv _g_.ao»aa»-1 'I"mes»»-I
...°::..°':f. °°' 'acl V°‘°‘.:.:°'°'"°° they or-riei-“rd flvenerfgnt discount allowed. Minimum charge twenty-nve cents. _
i . “Mail order Busiiese fs almost aa dependent on the way your _letter
I y . f the looks by using a Smith Prmiisr or Barrington typewriter. -A. lfllns Fraser, Halifax.. N. S. ~ 9-l8ll8f.
shortage in the potat'o crop and high prices for crops are indicated in re- OFFERED TO PIPE ports to commission merchants from GAB 600 -l_£ILEB¢ Armingtom, throughout the upper peninsula of Michigan. The crop is WINNIPEG. 501345- 3°'R°Pf°¢°11tilll said to bo sway below normal owing e company whose identity is het yeh to increasing rsfhs, which rotted tho fd1=°l°°°d. Willlem G°°'8“°“,‘“!‘ crop. R0bert‘L. Shimmy, of Calgary. am
come todistlnction in the world." V~
fllvm E ._ __ _ coilswlmzzf .id
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S>°°"‘V‘* béfsnflfus inf 3 ve 1- ilnfiausffn .sau umunfn “"1-rm
BY CHINESE
___-
Canadian res
Harbin, Manchurla, correspondent of the Novo Vremya sa s Mongolia is
Chinese troops one massacring
women and children to repress the natural increase of Mongollaus.
They admit that Mongolians were
tortured and roasted alive over slow fires.
LIBEL .to.iINs'r HAVANA.
NEW YORK. Sept. 13--Acting un-_
der instructions from the Attorney General at Washington, United States `
It is charged that the vessel laid
KILLED BY EXPRESS.
BOSTON, Sep. 13-Peter Richards,
Maine railroad in the Charlestown freight yards, early --today, and kill- d Richards stepped from a track upon which 5 train was being switch- ed on to the maine track, not realiz-
ward him. His body was taken to North Grave street morgue. `
nov ann Ehrnnrvs ' f
_ rrasoap' ahora.
Lewis. eighteen years of age, son of n wealthy iiarmer, has sloped with Mrs.
Mrs. Chaplin has been the house- keeper at the Lewis home since Mrs. Lewis died five years ago. The elder
SHORT POTATO CROP.
HANCOCK, Mich. Sept. 13- A‘
CALLED SWEETEST.
"Girls of wifely inclinations have
Hospltul
f _
(Canadian Press) `f
them critically. “Q
in ay flat in the Brownsville section of nnnjnntnd to C|nneB°‘¥,nu.n,.n_' Five of the injured are suffef_*i_n,'
from shot wounds.
representing Linfield.
green and white flag and started ta
the Union Jack.
Immediately stones, bricks and
clinkers were uhurled through the alr.» The police were powerless. Men fall bleeding in all directions. Opposing
District Attorney Wise yesterday fill- 'n.,pnn_ thousand, nh-°ng_ guygodtqc fd B H591 f01` $5.000 5851"" “W the playing patch where 5 regulali
steamshlp Havana. of the Ward line. 1 n 1 ¢ A bona was sled by the ward iiue. 0',f“f,,,,° 328,23' V “W °' M
Revolver shots were fired and ame
herself open to a fine in leaving Ha- vana on September 4 for this city lainses were, Bummyimed to Nunn'
without having obtained a bill of e lured ly ng on t ° Held' I
Some of these were in a shoakin§»
éilftlgiflafrom the American Consul at Btatm covered .with mood 82,'
wounds.
PETER RICHARDS V Ir. au 25 were takeu fo the hos(
pitals.
BREACH OF PROMISE ‘
'l‘_WO-EDGED SWORDa
i*.f:“.‘3,;";‘.¥.;,.*i:°:‘:.‘1‘:.:“::r.:.':.° ‘:.‘;.‘;¥. N- u-u» Portland express of the Boston & mam and Epstem ca” in wma' Nu”
ton Flam was suing Kate Epltelfi or $30, said by him to be loaned td her for the purpose of meetin I draft in the bank, and claimed byiien to be money advanced so that sbs
might purchase a wedding ring to bs
Louis Rosehwsfg rhesus that au of ine that the express wee rsehiss *-0- a mar-fr of 'thofr_ ahgagsrnmt and
Pledge of marriage, was' fdqcided"
_,,/M4../v;.,.»-rr--/__--"’“' _ __ _ _ _ The case will he --
en . ‘ _
of
_ 8 .
to _ '_ __ _
_ of
.'thfftf&‘k'Ati1i`.° " wg
His skill as n r_eig§man`aud train ° "“ ° ‘m _ -I _ _ -~ .. .._..__-_..,,. - _ . V
_» . -= _ ‘ . - -' “-1--‘f°'r Sn lto higher court.
has b e h ced ll the Teh . s'rErfLINo, 111., sept. fl-nfohsrd A ,,t,,,,n,,g “tum ,W nw, _,O ,nn
case when'it was known that the fain
defendant, Katie Epstein, had arrest-
Hazel Chaplin, forty-five years old. ed Mr. Flam, the victor in the ilrlii
case, and is suing him for 8800 in m
breach of promise case. The latter'l
furnished. Flam has also issued' of capfas against Katie Epstein's fatheff Louis Epstein, for the repayment ol $25 loaned the old man to pay Q
approach-ing Winnipeg city with q
p1N1{ TOQTHED GIRL propos{tion‘ for piping natural ga!
600 miles from Medicina Hat to Win~
_.__ nipeg at an estimated cost of $20,-
ooo,ooo which they claim they can sell
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 13- new at twenty-five cents per thous-
"Girls with pink tinted teeth ha/ve and, or just one-fifth the preseufi a loving disposition and will make price of gas. ' good wives," to-day declared Dr. Mayor Waugh expressed himself as -780011 S- Wells. 01 Farce. N. D.. a somewhat skeptical of the practices delegate to the National Dentists' bility of the object. 1 Convention here. “Young men would --1 ‘ do _wen if they would have their ELKS BEEK Losfr Maman; ‘_ sweethearts' teeth examined before -- marrying them. Girls who have dull, ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 18-Atlnntq chalky teeth are not prone to love Elks have instituted a nation and Wm “Ot B5 8 general thin! H1838 search for Moise De L00". a 'Qin-lm good wives. contractor, n member of the‘or¢lQl',¢
who disappeared several weeks
the pihkrtiht just below the gums. arm- leaving Chicago for Saginaw, It can bs readily seen if one will look Mich., for n fishing trip. Every fuemf closely. The color is in the enamel _ber of _the order in Amerfesfwfll M and not, as some dentists state, ah asked to aid ln locating the missin!- overhauging of the gums. man. ' ' '-_It _ would aoerri that tho best pe Lech waht to Chinese. where ‘Iii
course for n young man to pursue has a brother, to recupera_f¢.ll(= when he has doubts about the sin- health. No member of his famflyo ecrlty of his sweetheart is to have a his odice force has heard 1 wolf .dentistexamine her teeth. I know from him. . " - one who did this. He found that his De Leon's business has been turn' sweetheart had chalky teeth and that ed over to receivers under order_,`0l _she loved him for his money. These court. An examination ofbirafd are scientific facts. The disposition fairs showed they were in axeellenll of a person can also be determined financial shape. Ha had severll “Ig by.the formation of his teeth. If you contracts under way. and lt wig __ see a person with square, white,`clear protect those that receivers were ag! teeth .the chances are he or she will pointed have a strong character and will 'l
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SHERBROOKE, Sept. 18.--"Six
years ago," pays__ a farmer. "it took me a half day to get over my farm
with a team. Now, l own an auto and it takes me eomlortablyover the
entire farm in an hour.I dnd that I an mn; een cross rough else: and wade hub- M" de;pt'.in tbemsoll wat out tanywtzougle unnn gn, nn* wa ver. very ay,s n . e
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BELFAST, Sap. 15--A nerce dghfl
( P B) was waled in Celtic Park footbgll.
actusil slayers of, Herman Rosenthal, 5»1~_ PETERSEURG sept 15_ A grounds Saturday afternoon when Ill
' ` people were severely iulured, two ql
, The flghtgéook place at half _ tfmt in a game the league series he.- tween Belfast Celtic team and a, teanl
The Celtic supporters unfurled I
parade. Linfield partizahs displayegl
the Police court here by
Connors, who gave judgment in _ Y* °f °f We PW. tori W. end $35 costs. Robe ` array acted for th
lawyer obtained an order from Jiidgd
Lewis says he will welcome her home MCKUOWH f0I` '$110 defmdlllt f-U Milf as his dauggter-in-law, _ 1owed_ out on $400 bail and this ai
draft. Q'
daylighgg tio. and ready fo!
lbnafnt-
of hotle!
same, morn whii they res