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A CHARLOTTETOWN, CANiADA WEDNESDAY, OUT. 24, 1923

Allill sesssrlnsiou Dellvelol 05-00 B1 lull. (Jonah and U. B. A. ‘L80

LAWSUIT CVER REWARD ililRiiNillNii 0F A RING-

Plaintiii Alleged There Was a “Fifty-Fifty” Bargain To “Split” the Reward But the Court Decided In Favor of Defendant.

ll law Bllil- She ‘testified that she had made no promise whatever in th-is regard.

Ti-ilE COURT: “The plaintiffs attitude is that he was the first to notice the ring ‘before it was pick- ed up. is that correct?" WPTNESS: "N0. i saw the ring myself and picked it up, and he spoke while 1 was doing this." IMlR. QIUIJEQPIIEZ "Did you not say ln the shop when l asked you who found it. “You found it but l pickcd it up.“

WITNESS: “Positively not!" “Didn't you say that you would give inc the iviiole of the reward when I asked you to come across ilvltli hull?"

“i said that us a joke."

The plaintiff produced the follow- ing employees oi‘ the Irwin Printing Company as witnesses: Miss Flor- ence Sinnott, Miss Kathleen Earl, Mr. Harry Barnes.

diiiss Sinnott said she was walk- ing next to bliss Stanley, with ‘Ziir. Gillespie on the outside, when the ring was found. Mr. Gillespie said, "is that a ring?" Miss Stanley -_.._.

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alleging to have been “stung” in u "fifty-fifty split" over a $25 ro- ward glveunfor the finding ofalost ring, ‘Mr. W. G. Gillespie appeared as the complainant in a law suit against Miss Madeline Stanley, a fellow employee of the irwln (Print- ing Company, before Judge Stew- art yesterday. Mr. D. Edgar Shaw appeared for the defendant.

Mr. Gillespie testified to the tind- lng of a. diamond ring about three months ago, belonging to Mrs. Churchill, a visitor to the Province. lie was walking along Richmond Street between Queen and Great George in company with Miss Stanley and Miss Florence Sin- nott. Miss Stanley was walking on the inside. and wi-tnees alleged he called her attention to some- thing glittering on the step of Miss D0ri0n's mllllnery store, which she picked up and which proved to be a valuable diamond ring. They first thought it to be 0i‘ no parti- cular value . Witness bargained that is was to ‘be a "fifty-fifty" find. Later, he declared Miss Stanley agreed to this at lrivl»n‘s shop, but when she secured the $25 reward. refused to give him his share. lie then brought suit against her.

"Cross examined, ‘Mr. Gillespie said he did not pick up the ring but claimed he was the original finder. As well as ho could recall, he was ivalklnl: between Miss Stanley and Miss Sinnott at ‘the time, \Vlll<‘,|l was about 5 o'clock in the after-

I -- noon. lie intended Miss Siniiott ‘to share in the reward too, and said that if ho got a bottle ol whis- ky out of it he would be satisfied. “

But when he tried to get his sliare1 I

of the reward ‘Muss Stanley got

.“nasty" and told him to take tliei -—- _ whole thing, . ' D 1 . ., ., ,1)0V8i‘l)', but not so much its one ge11111e11lq 11151111111111“, 11 1 11 e131 e NlaW YORR, Oct. 2. .~lllo gi- V _ _ v _ _ , _ > - ll _0 i9!‘ Ml- Sllflwl “i sllimolle yell Wolllll Borden Traln y Lzalfilii: Cunard iinoi‘ 'Aqlitltttii.‘i. ‘VOW “W.” "m" ‘efmmh ‘h? “F” ll“ llvlle ll<> lllllyills llwles l"? “llllsllff Wlillelwlile Oliilllllki’ Several HOUYS OW- which reached port lutifty from “Qffglfllllels- 1 1 1 v _ slollllllsg lie has pleasant nlemor- eve“ MW‘ .. . ' ‘ t 0th , T Southampton was lifted four "i “mllel lflllls‘ “ill “P” lcll of llls vhlll to Charlottetown t gir-"Glllelplfl; 1 N0, g wouidn t“ lng O e1 r011“ 11111.11.“ buhvccn 11130 o-cmck 111111 or sto and til takes a nul-llv- and hopes at some future time to a o now no snce s e go nae- s _ mltinllrht lnr-t 1111-11111 10 111B 111136-11 '<_l will o wllll clllllfiv- ’1_\'l3l')"lll0\"[ the many friends he has m" , ble Brad 0i’ -. 1.7mm“ waves, rested there tiLnllllllli-Z ls in the millions llmY-"ltnalle here. ‘ - instant ‘mil then coasted iiinlvisc"‘“—‘ — ——- ~ — —— — —-—-- _ _ _,_.._ ._ 11111111131111 118111111011 11L, 111111 1-11.31 8. 3.118 110w“ 11:9 310m 1L1Vullang1'fi‘\v1lic1l' 1 policy‘. it is realized that ouch a pointed out the ring, and said. ' v ‘ *—"‘d 11 1 ‘l M 11111151111 1111 011 110111.11 11.1111 11,0111 1111111111 _ spcccii may possibly lead t1; an im- “lsvtliat a ring or a brooch there?" Fill?“ “ll-l ‘l l’agpsg1f:1a';""2nel_ 11111 111 1111111 1111,11. 1110111111 111111 111-1118 niclilatc election. - ' Premier Baldwin it is believed

Royalty Junction noon when the engliie 0i llle 41"“ western train flrom Charlottetown lumped the track at the west switch and fell over the embank- ment, on its side. One other car‘ went oil‘ the track. Fortunately Driver ll. Tunnel and firemen J. Pequot ci-‘capeti unliurt. The driver umped before the engine rolled ovc-r; the fireman was not able to do this but. nevertheless escaped al- most by tnlraclc.

One 1vussengel‘.

‘fhen lilllss Stanley iltoketl it up. die did ‘not. tlhtnk it was worth much at first, lbut examined it carefully at the W. K. Roger's building corner Mr. Shaw: ‘iMy instructions are that there was nothing said when the ring was picked up." ‘Mr, Gillespie: “l don't care what your instructions are. Port of the conversation about the "fifty-fifty“ bargain occurred at that time. 1 kicked afterwards because 1 want- ed to get what was coming tp me." "You wanted half?" “Yes, l wanted what was coming to me.“ ' "Then you were not going to nlvt‘ the other girl anything." "1 wanted ~to share with her too." “liow do you know that Miss Stanley got any reward’! “She nilrpiticd that. to inc attor-

Mii-uv Ethel Law- lor, of llruilulbanc. was slightly lil- llllTtl in the shock oi‘ tlil‘. ilcrall- 1111111111 which threw her violently ugalitst a sent. The train ('.'il‘l‘ll‘il ten cars, lnnluilinir, pueoetigel‘ nllll freight. 'i‘lie tender nf the cllflllll‘ completely ‘>lui“v.eii the truck and it. ivih-z after iiilitrlnight bcPlrc tho truck was ('l0ilf‘i'.tl. Extensive rlvllilllo

writ-dd, in hm- littig otticv. itiirl‘tlic|i_ worn ioqulroil l0 the tracili. \\'(1I;i(‘

i reminded her tliut slip was tll ""5 mun’ NM‘? W1" out‘ yl l" silllt ‘lfiflY-fifty" and izavo llvl" “lillllllii- w“ ‘“‘,'l’l"‘1“°" °‘1111'1‘1o11.11’

‘ some time to "come across,“ but tifilillnnlillléilgllvzm“ m“ m‘ a ‘ ‘ she dlhrht. hshe imwlllvgtyi ,1_1111l1‘11111s11111111.11 1111111111111 1,11 11,, w“ he w 0e o ' ' early Borden train were transfer-

"MLY “n” ‘ i at nnyealty Jillici-[Oil to another ilw“ w“ mew when She auldufdln and taken to Clinrlottettown u?" ,, at 11.45 p. m. ‘Nmwdy 815°‘ -l3efore reaching the scene of the

‘Miss Madeline Stanley's evidence was of a contradictory nature. She testified that Mrflillespie was walk- lftg on the outside when the ring was picked up. She noticed it on the step, and while in the act of picking it up heard the complain- ant say, “What's that, a iliii?" She said, holding it in her hand. "No, its a ring." There was noghing said at all before she picked it up. She handed ‘it to Mr. Gillespie at. the W. K. Rogers building corner and

tie-up at Royalty the ‘Borden train had ltrnublc near llradalbane. the driving shaft. of the engine break- ing, and an extra engine had to be sent from Borden, causlnt! i1 (lelfly of several hours. The passengers west were transferred at Royalty to 1111.; train, Willi)“ returned to Sum- menside.

The wrecked engine at Royalty is not. seriously damaged. ltccordink to latest reports last nlslll-

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C. ALFRED MAGUIRE

Mayor oi’. Toronto, elected vice- , _ _, pfelsliilentAof the new Great Lakes an‘? :11" ‘ftllégilcailxlxutlllésiilgvgigjlrhizll;1c§owded tail tlée htlme, desril-te the 111-1111- 11,11,111 11 11_ - ._ ' ‘c uggera iono t e ress. t i n llilllvaukcc. l-leunihtie odggilildczzzgsfiil makes a‘ ‘msdnauug study‘ p S a light against an effort of U. S. in- tercuts to prevent a (llscussion .\t' the Deep Waterway project. w. ii. Bruce of hiiiivuukee, is president. The Association will fight for the niatntancc of the lake levels.

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PassengergFlung Ab- out and Injured~

Women Hysteri-

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(Canadian Press.)

To any

ship's liosplttil iviicii the ducked at l0 o'clock. Many of the lvoimm passengers ivcril still hyst- oricnl when they came tishore. (lnmnin Sir. Janice Charles. who has been CYOl-Iiilllfi‘ Livcnty-clglit. vettrs, stud has tipunt . ,Hiiii1 ho hail tiuva-r u. frcnk experience. For linll lite" voau-li.

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'l‘ ‘F llsked him what he thought o! it. AN eunniNcv 1- D - 1 K 1i_- (3 , iieii 0i - _ . - _ lie said" "Well, 1 can't rev‘; wllé I "Elugfél" ev PUBLIC g vilified’; oitvgetitmst? not llnle fled tht ee mastecl British schooner 1S repoit- 1 ""Z§11'-'§'§E°§Q,’,',°,,ZV,.NCE 4. 11111111 1111111111151 m 11111111181111 ll th d,‘ i " t _ l, l i ' ' . - - - - was, M g1atliigoyoullg“ d: lgl“ z utilise 1’ it, Héilhivd litld on théisvtfltzbétniwmiifl fifitO b8 in dlSlLl SSS Off Petlilk life station 0F GRAIN z Walter Carson. tees-term lespic _-\d_ "l dmft, ikriow; m yway, c ¢1| Press.) 1‘ --—-- I I ' I __ - “"‘_""_"_“‘*_'_"-—'-~"‘ we'll g2 fifty-fifty 0n it." Witness: Dusémirgollnl? Oct. 23-—Ncw 4' "The Women's Institute at l-ias- rty nlles east Flre Island’ The coast z 11.011(.1§a1'{.a1:1!1'11'1,1§1r°g1'.1 -_1-_-1,-_ I “FOR 8A_LE"‘FARM A7 GLAD‘ theme e was joking and m not a 01...“, mud-e by hdhllc + elgrove vm held e weisllllll! vl-r- guard cutter Seminole has been ordered to ' o the "m- s- "‘°“°' ‘°““""“‘ “l l“ "m l“ reply e passed the rips back to e utilities which will replace the ‘i- lv Wodllollllhv Oct Hill vi ilw - - - - "' A"°"““5 a “f” {M11 11 . ,1‘, l=°°ll ill" °l °lllil"l\¢l°li» ll" I.” .1111 111111 11a 11m 11110111191811 1o 111a ‘ mp" 1111111111’ 111 111111111111 011C111. g 11111111; efxhirs. heal}? Every- the HSSIStaTICG. A flit}? “H1119 northeast StDriYl z igilxienhgravnntlti; airtime + 1fisien1lelli€n tgngsteioglazgala ‘l: ‘oivncr- s. Churchill, who reward- e ationhhafli) hclrélllngotclzln-Hcldiciipgr; + o y we come. ... rag-ed an along the New Eng-land cgast to- s- tern provinces to eastern ship- s 11111111 11111 T111101, 5110111 .1 1,1111, “What thifizghlll. the "fift-Yfifty" t xewluybiforcetl - pcollolllill i‘ "Conic to the North River Hall day : °:“f111‘§f1"1§'1'1,1“'I.‘§f§“'1’,§“1"§f. 1:: ‘*1’ “m” villi"- ‘;1°'“"1'1‘11l‘ "- - _ - 0 1 - ~ ‘ "' 1 nvsn on or sore oven: r 1153;‘; §§11l’Y..1l{§-111‘l1}}}1‘1“{’11’§1;','1$$.‘f.if,l‘ ‘E'L‘§.'.i.lT.“°“-§§?l““ll3§ s‘ Z‘.1.§’.1"§Ze.?lfh'§.'.'if' Rgfifdtlfifdviitlllil- The Seminole is expected to reach the Iiiifetiii ‘vlilfieilv Pilwii"? 1i 1:1‘ D" l‘ "‘“""“" “'“"’" ‘- ~ _ tti .. + iilt lihWit d , , - '- . "°'~ 1111;; fig“ 11'8'“=1°':;‘1*"1";§; *1}: " ‘will?§fifiiiifhi1leheqhsgs1hg1 z iffmlvléneileiéldtfiltiéil11m11£§11 Schoonei befoie night-tall. The coastguards 1 3121,, ,‘,’,“;.,,‘,’2.§,‘,‘i,‘.‘,‘ 1,111,,- ,.‘,"1,",.';§‘_ Z —-w °11-———~—-———----E11 11 111111 mm 11111,“ - m» w» ~= ll- - 22: ..'."::...:.::t:‘:..:.:.. .. . l.§‘.i‘,“....§i'..3 are‘: heal-headers were ado-led tlletlllesclloollel“ 2 .1.*9.‘:.':::.:“1:::. ssh: . ;“-rr.;=l;-- c; wggltrll i {x1314 U11“ . , ‘ ' ‘ . H ' _ ' ca v ser." y . urns. ‘n- ,.f,‘;,1‘.‘.‘3°1l ..111..l_'°“f.‘$,1111..'1j’1 :3111111311111-11-1111131-11-13:11113: __Nouco_1—;;;un8 m“ be had not grounded although she was Just out- w1§gfiil<lfffl>1a1osl>relés1 21111178111331; z 3311111:- hee e: the rec-hm: folds acct-eta 011111-111“: hsplin- fillll» "wher ‘m’ 113"?" i "lll- 4- 1-May. ‘r held m the iieii at cbvim alvnn Side the breakers and i161‘ chlances 0f escap- Bfliit cloudy with rain. e Called M1 "alrveyor." -llll 4- $280 eigtilgvarn: »&’v"h°h§°°“ Wm“ ll° y “u? "9 "m O The council is colllpvscll ii? 4‘ on Thursday. October 25th, at 8 ' . . ' High tide this mornins at 10.32 {l scheme comprises the use of 0 tel with col ll lot ' 6hr.’ 1w‘ "i9 to ~ "Y'all" °ll llllki" O representatives of the city z p.m.. to consider the formation of lng W919 iillmlght to b3 K001i 3S thB crew and tonight et 103a, § a 1111111113119 o1 ‘111111111 11 1119.114 e11; 011 mnmezrina-hfligg‘ mm?!‘ ilillledJtw _ Bl ii-Yoli IWPBY ll» ii t d i us. th= olll- Egg circle. Mr. Lightiler, Msn- ' _ ' ~ 9 t thl n t 4.5a 11 1, 1 _ 11 1, - ‘ 6°“ "will ‘tn ‘ a‘ "l5 ‘ill-h’ 4‘ ggltilinficfldzzlsiilsglii?“ "l9 tlllll" ‘P :3» 0i the Csndlllig Station. and were trying to tafick out of the“. pred1cament .....i“"n§§e' tomsorioileimihzznrns at 2 §i§e§°“§§he.° “dvhiifafiieeeihi: i§°°e'ideit'§§iei’"it'e§iii Wfgr“ ill; further, 1,111 94 “iii o! "i! O bsi‘ of commerce and traus- + A. B. Jones of the Poultry llivis- A heavy 53a 1g reported t0 be running 8.50. Q through the elrveyor wheat is Q Free with instructions ' I office}! § Donation interests: the O ion, will be present to address the . _ - ‘New moon Yvadpcpdgy, opt. 24th, g gugpgndgd on 111, 1111- 11181111 Q B", 311“ 11110111111111 lhatsi‘ with _ veil notifies Frenchmen represent the coil- ll- Meethig. All interested in odtry 8.10112‘ the entire New YOYk and New JQPSGY 2.26 p.m. - The machine carries 4.0M 4- to help pay ' n4 “ iliin from 1|, is that unless trot commission. 4 or Egg Circle work are inv ted to (-1 t Burninersido tide eighteen mln- bushels sn hour. 0 Medical Press eh W Q11 ' s» e e- 1- e e s 4- o 0 1- + + attend. ilii-Ilt-ill-ill. 103-3 - 1, _ -. - .. . . ,, ._ 1 ilios later than Charlottetown. e e e e e o e- s o e e s s s- o Street, ndireie,‘ it y, 1 ‘ i

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twp hours and n, bntwpiln Nantucket and the eastern end of Loni: island, was in llli! (‘on- trc of u. disturbance involving twist lug gnics, lunnntainous waves cau- scti by the wind. and (tuner upheav- als of the ocean cane-zed by confus- ing ground lsivclls. it was as ‘though an earthquake iit action at the bot- tom of the sen was transmitting its influence through the water to the surface. _

0t‘ roll atrros-i-i the decks. Many ilns-1

wcngcrs were thrown from their

berths and all first class cabins iti[ “map-P “f 5N1“ Law ‘mil Tellelllell which the [iortholcs were oprn‘ "Y hlnlsll“ bell)“ he ‘ls-ruined M‘ \\'l.‘ll\ drenched. . fice that there would be no rntlical

there wa s

description. Hundreds remained _

111, 1-111 111,g11,1_ 31101-11 1111111 11 Score 1.1,. 1 lore announces the nature of his

quircll the services of the ship's ' 901103’ ll can mill’ l"? ‘it'll-ll l-llB Dill‘

511111101111. 1113 11‘ 31111181, 31111115’ 111111 vision that. it will not be placed

his assistant. and two were in the m‘ “he ill-Mlle “Mk5 lllll" all aPIlQil-l ._ to lha electorate has been made.

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Announcements, ~ Coming Events, Meetings, Etc.

RATES-Z cents poi‘ word such .11 insertion.

"There will he a Pie Social and

wmiis iiiilii intuit ni

_ ionces here when

:1 panic mi board would he too strong a state- ment, but to say passengers iv

that the 1.268 ere terrified is o mild

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PRESENT IlALBIlNIIITICNS

The Postage was-Six Hundred Marks From

‘Berlin to Charlottetown, But You Can

1 Get a Shave There For two Cents and a

Hali- Interesting Letter From Mr. Wilbert Avery.

Wrllllli! l" ii Uliflllvilfiwwli (Tile Dbsluilzo stamps on Mr. friend from Berlin, Germany, MiniAvei-ys let-yer were 1o 1111, 11111111 Wilbert Avery. noted Canadianiol‘ six hundred marks). boy violinist who delighted end-l The Bavaria!“ were 8,111,111 1111.1 yea“ ago Wm] thlée iagpgegagizllntgo: iéeady to march to Berlin when the

refill-viii gave up the Rhur—at Sgtlllitirsfglveeflan interesting ac- least, that was the newspaper talk, toh con tons in lliliil. coun-1That ivas all it amounted to. The

y a t o present time. e states theatres, cafes and music halls are

llThere are lnlenty oi’ meemem-iigafggalflgwfi1f1t°11‘izfifizgj11fifl enecres, gzrrlftcs Alvelry, ‘(and if it1thc nearfuture’. The ptople are a s t. ‘ii.‘li..“°,.ii‘.z.. izmilzrzizs‘. ~ ivorltl for HIE. -\iilk is not ‘to befilnrchil Slevfiakrinkers. mmfly‘ an had butter sells‘ onl by the qiiar-‘in s‘ l), ' n “g at nolh-ingxrheh. my - d - ‘y 1 u.tc. towever. is most wonderful lloliil . and there are roots of One must hand it to them tor that.

all kinds on the mar-yet every day.“ "i went- through the Kaiser's There is plenty ot substantial toolldoriner pal-ace at P01553111 11131 otherwise, but it is all very expen- week. it was a great thrill to roam sive to the foreigner, who is char-through the wonderful rooms in tied double ilrlves lll almost evelxvlivtilch Wilhelm strutted and dream- Yllli-tll- The prices rise faster than cli of conquering the world. Such the ilollur, and it is much more ex-1111x111~10115 1111911015 1 111111 1191,111- 1111. pensive lo live here than I expect-htgined possible. l have no ‘words cal-t bath (this is fuiinv) tostrculldescflbe me gorgeousness of it

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il‘.iii.’.-.i°iliiii°il“fiilillidltili‘l,.,?‘l-,;};§§Y1,,,12;° l; ‘filing, “P ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘-' ‘,1 . El 1lll(O1lS tbliutiic ‘other baud, i wciit lOIZI1-1111111111111K 111 3111,1111 1-01. 11111 11,111 Idi-hcl shop the other day and li.ul-11,1. 1-01, mnhcr $111111, 11111181. 111111 o1 a hair cut and wash I01‘ 1W0 lillil‘ the lbcst masters in Europe. lie is 11ml ilttl. Lltllhs.‘ Lnnfvou 'bcat\it_.\1.,.11111111 11.11111 91.011111111011111 1111111, 1111;: ifiutvetgy‘ alfigféllalgléiéé‘ (‘Iigjlthilil is ambitions 0t‘ coining back to I'll-atoll anti 0K0 inn h ' ' (ix ‘umt-lda but" el“.‘l‘l‘e“ 4m‘ ‘Us _ ‘1 _ 1 Y_ “ll “l ozen~1lllllfllCilil career. During the voyage levee ll“ ll W" llelllmfl- lie =1 Ylllv-eterphe the Atlantic on thc it. M. s Hi0 Gellllllll llli-‘Olllc $90111 l0 llfll/il Lacoiiia he took part in a concert illollti‘. 0.1 course. there ls ll lol lll given in hid of British American

rcgtirtls llllllfiillf ms bound by the

change in the fiscal policy in Eng- land until after a general election. The premier and his coihservative following are believed to favor some such change and if he there-

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‘Wi-tli Lloyd (‘ieorge Stains and lln-nltsay MacDonald itravelllng in tholvvear blast the ilie hards naturally think the time op- portiinet for an appeal to the counlt- ry for an attempt to receive from the ole-mom the oulltlnsclnciit 0f the ltolicy‘ oi’ prnteution.

'l‘lie mooring oi ilto Unionists will also greatly affect. the deliberations of the imperial Conference with ro- lgurd to the foreign 1mliuy of tho

Premier Baldwin will on 'i‘liurs- cinplro and on imperial defence zlay make ‘an 8.(1(1X‘€€\»' to the itnion- with ivltlcli it is closely linked. ists and lintercst in t.he speech is in- Premier Baldwin is ‘expected to tensifieil by circulation of rumors deal at considerable length ivitli which obviously are well founded those two dnajor policies and to

(British United Press.)

LONDON. Ucl. filly-Tho animal conference of tho National iluinn- ists Assorizi-tion which for the past year has lbeen regarded an one of the bli: pnlttilull gatherings of tho your is this your absolutely (Inm- iiiatcd by the tivu ‘morn lillllilflilfll nmpirll unnfoiwetiul». tliu Imperial zhiiil tlm crlnioiilii: ivltitili are ‘procc- oiling on their way ova-r an event- ful course for the fourth week.

eminence minister who was given control

Stresettiann. Ilavaria now iletiiunils his dismissal.

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APPEALS ill lit

Government Will Mobilize Relief Organi- zations in Every City and Town and Asks Co-Operation of Richer Class- Will Use Potatoes For Food, Not For

Brandy.

(British United Press) BERLIN, Oct. 23—A-t least one at warm meal a day for every-Prus- sian during the coming Winter is the slogan announced by the Prus- sian Government.

‘Pointing out the great need for community co-operation because of "results growing out of the war, the Ruhr occupation and the trash of the mark and high prices.“ the Prussian ltiinistri". promising food for everybody ivho needs it, ap- peals for aid from those who have aid to give.

"Only he who breaks bread ivith the starving has a. right to sir. at his covered table in his warm rlilvelltngs.“ the appeal declares, stressing the fact that great sums of money are needed to feed the thousands who will be WiLllOilL work this Winter.

“Our plans must he put into im- iiietiiztto execution. " it l-ontiiiilr-s. "Every man ivhcce hearth is still ivarm. WllCltiG pantries are still till- ed, who can supply his own tlrllly needs, should be glad to aitl those ivhose power to work is breaking

PRiiSSill Fitiiiii i“

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es and others in needs must have least one warm meal a. day." Germany has taken steps to in- sure a potato reserve for the Win- ter---a.t the expense of the lbrandy industry. . The Food Ministry, pointing out that the coming pot- ato harvest will not live up to ex- pectations ‘and that the potato is Germany's cheapest and most util- ized food, has instructed the Rail- road ‘Ministry temporarily to re- fuse to deliver potatoes to distiller- ies,fiake factorissmtarch factories, dried potato and other alleged nou- eseentlal industries.