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DISMAL PiiEliiillIliNS ARE ‘_ N' ASMUSSFN t°.i'.‘;”.f‘.li;';‘..ii.1”i........,iiretr.r§rfr:;t.

Mme. Thebes Sees in the Future Many Mis-

fortunes for the World- 'Discerns ter-

' ° s ¢

rible Sea Disaster culties in U. S.

PARTS, Jan. 8.--A year of agil.-‘llit cafes ill New York and glass

bubbling with champagne. whicih ,makes her say thilt prohibition is coming to au elld this year.

ation, peril and misfortune is be ginning for the world in general. according to the dismal predictions of Mme. Deux Thebes, who picked up the mantle of prophets and

famous Mme. De Thebes died.

Mme. Thebes claims the power

to 'her credit the realization of at number of predictions last year, ncluding the deaths of General Mangin. former Premier Vlviani,' Max Linder, the cinema star, and his wife. the comedian Gultry and tile calling of the sean1en’s strike. ln London.

This year she sees death taking

another but greater French soldier and e. fam-ous French politician.. Projecting her prophetic gaze across the Atlantic, she dlscerns a terrible sea disaster. in which one of the best known persons in Am- erica will lose his life. 'Internal difficulties. too, will disturb-the United States -according to Dcuxl Tllebes, who predicts that the re- sult will- be to turn America “from the worship of the golden calf" and cause Washington to take a great- er and .more active part in Euro-i Dean affairs. \ She also has ei vision of lwightly

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_tlonary evils in France under tilt

draped herself with it when theinspiration( of a' foreign power.

The populace will rise, but peace _and order will be restored prompt-

to pierce the future. She placeslly. All over Europe agitation will -- __ ___ _ d __

provoke alarm and des ite Locarno arll y s mar: age. an one

much effort will be prefluired to R°"","°d "3 May" by the p°°p|° mogn. He has put ill three Yea' y prevent international conflicts. °.f K'1'°h°'.‘°" '" the "°°°"t "‘""" it the university and will shortly “mmm pictures by wire Bays v_

says that she sees an ehd to this

dreadful vision and concludes that -

the wer peril will eventually be (canadian Press) 'ras pride. who has lived in En dissipated, thanks to the reassert- WINN}PEG, Jan. 8.-iblaniteba land about as ‘much as in Toront-

tlon of the good sense of the Ger- is menaced hy a veritable rodent will have the title of Princess,

mlm people and li, closer reap plague and according to reports the is understood, pl-pnchment with England and tleids are so badly infested in cor- There were two marriage ser- ,Dt motton picture transmtsstbn Franpp tain localities as to cause alarm. vices. the first havinE been held i

i For Ildilglazlil the prophetess sees Willie the provincial department ol the Church of the Annuhciatlo

` ti i. tl at high noon and the se

'l crack in all parts of t-he Empire ul-irlculture has iiltorma on of se on on, i

mul lm-penis of hl-pm] flowing rlous damage ‘by rats and mics to ond - in the Orthodox Russia M-¢,,m,l the poly pl,"-as nf lndln.‘gl~uin in stacks and storage, tin church in the afternoon- The Ver Almost the only bright spot ill her situation so for has not reached Rev. B. Tlmotlloifl' B-'Hd the R6 picture is liuuplm which ghs says the stage where nenewol of the V. TheoX_t0it Dllliiillieii- Thorp WGN phenomena discovered years ago will fi-ss herself' from the yoke of “rat virus" campaign of a few four cr0Wi1JiJ@'1“<~fB (UW RUSS” me Bulshevlkt thanks lo tl savlmir years ago, is regarded as necessary equivalent of -bridesmaids). HIPS rising from the ps0ple_ by the authorities. Measures, how if them being Russians and one _ _ _ ever, are being taken in affected l~iun-parian, au_fl lliero was also

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and Internal Diffi-

There are going tc be revolu-

Militurism will rsuwslten in oer- °'P“' "‘°°“°'“‘°

Gag Man Has

Carved Niche for 1

HOLLYWOOD Cal., Jan. 8-The novie gag man is coming iilllo his rwnf- From Q-»--poll-Irion of humble usefulness _(rl the silpsitick comedy factory -he has 1-he-n to I position of fiiignity Bud' power in the field of the serious film drama.

The gag man used to be the

fellow who. during the filming of a funny two-reeler, jumped to his feet with sudden inspiration and exclaimed:

"1 bnveiiti while t-be Sheriff is

making love to the Giirl. Charlie hits -him in the face with a cust- _ard pie. 'That ought to get a good laugh." - Since that diistant era of film

humor the gag mill has had U’ think up several new ones. He was ignored by the producers of fea- ture films. however, until comedy stare like Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin began making fea- ture-iength comedies. Then some one called in a gag man to try his hand on a dull drama. whllcli every- thing else -had failed tc save from despondency. He injected several comic sequences and .the result was miraculous. The sinking slot? was re-floated and 'made port as a -hilarious comedy-drama.

Now that he has been accepted

in the best of film company the gag rnan is something more than a doctor called in to save l>1°f\il‘@S expiring from an over dose of gloom. He is assilnod to the pic- ture while it is yet s. scenario onli wntchva its growth carefully. Wherever possible lbs encourasee the development of subtly -hum- orous situations, striving for touchs of human intereetxls well as for the frankly comic turn. i

Several Times Rich

Dies Pexmiless

(canadian -Prnsl

-LONDON, Jan. 8.-Capt. Arthur

Decourcey Bower. who ran thmousn several fortune; including one made out of Chilean Nitrate con- cessions and anohher through "Breaking the bank of Monte Car- lo" was found dead today in a fur- nished room on Haverhick lHil»l. He died alimost vpennileps.

The Young The _

Envy The Old

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(Canadinn Press)

0'l"l‘AWA. Ont., Iln. 8-At a banquet given 'by Mr. ond Mrs. P. W. Ross bo oelobrltl the fortieth annivonssry of the “Jnurn\l‘ 'LL Col. R. F. Plrkilllhll' told 0! hi!

hlvihg as a youu? reporter seen -Sir John 'Macbons d, looking very stately in his Windsor uniform.

"It was hhe ilrst time I Md

ever-seen Sir John," said (lol.

Parkinson." and tl gt up close, Ind while I was e ndlng near

him he happened to be talking, to ‘ Pfotty |ir. She Wil telling him lint me admlreda speech he had finds. ami ll om-lietu-a -his reply. lil! dear young lady,” he said, "I *onli cheerfully give up all l have ever done to he Mila as young u You are." I thought mt just a bit gi “hon un. -at f sum em Mt” *lr mast as out renown

vm vs mil sm mu

l’\\l

.find “serlnones in stones" t0 i““|'“’\by player. , up for any other lack on the farm.; ._--.-¢e>---7

- h_ f ' i t is

gttigiilftlnlfurltixatiné Pvvmnfliggseoulnii PAPAL su\.l_ coN1'AlN-s

` and nl i oem-:nous coND|1'ioNs

the advice and help of the unp by ii\0‘l0 “ “ “""

their Minimum Wage Board to re-tyoer it whole Y'-“lf ~“i““‘ 01 H

trfthele Conferences we' most aa- these requirements uitnscther

ml llcosontsls lilo tim."

mem. gout:-, ui: lm, tts, _oalxitsnoe of habitation or other s nlbnjrs summons, ” . eel-to ¢l\il°l»

members of the ro ll ' - ~ ` A 8 ve" W; 'mum Wa" DMM "et not callféli wmgh mfEiYE°n1:l;EliEi`bEl:‘lindllEgenceaI

. “ < . \ is i

upon, to attend. in oher wo a____ gin rot ____ ______b_e to make,

women members whom provineinblhp pilgrilnalrn to llnnlf-._ _“___” governments honor by placing out Pour Plus M ¢t¢_t_on¢s_ fl Mx

pi-:sent wpmsn and children are months. as lion X!-ll did in 190 it not sought. if the woman who it requilres ll dolly "lim lf' lm" mc* lc presumed, are appointed to churches for only 5"" ‘i*‘_Y“ li“”°,;`;;‘_‘; these unsslar-'cd positions because of fifteen as I-ro rcfiu ff" ~ ‘of their s puthy understandiniz churches must in- tlr~sii=u-Wil hi' -or economic" tra ning. who Rive local bishops. Tlloy \“‘“'f‘\'cr. hsv_c; ‘freely of their lime, url. not sent the faculty to rolex or nv- u r_e__m_____

ilume the -lon to the Conference. dividusl cues where p@i`5°“9 ‘“"" or that the provincial govornmnt unable to mike the “Wife D"¢"’f" _depot ink tworth while to cell an either because of health- dd;

(Canadlsn Prose )

stanti-no Nakashldzie, of Georgi Russia, in London on December 1 at brief account ot which was ca

rnion.

The bride is the yonnsest daugh

er of the late Major Villiers Sa key and Mrs. Sankey, '1‘oronto,an the groom‘s family was distantl

family, the groom being a refuge in England since the revolution

shidzie fought with the Russia army in the war.

The Prince is a student at Ca bridge University, where his stu

return to complete his course an

after his graduation

R. H. areas tc eradicate the Llestruttlvt u_,tgs__(l;ti_yf,__t_ _._u;s§Inée_tvhCh_$_a(t‘gte

pest. le

Manitoba has no native rat, auth- holy picture.)

point ont, except of course, The in-ids, who was givenaway printers to record the dispatches. lsitrut. All the rats in tho by hor motber's o¢tut1;in,CCha_;‘_le te have come in during thc (ramble, manager o e ana a

past twenty years, chlehy from the Bank of Commerce in London, wo United States. t beautiful gown of si ver tiseu According io Prof. A, W. Jack- -mhroidered in pearls and cryst sou, or the Manitoba Agricultural intl a Honiton lace veil. Helms

college a pair of tate. pivenlxnty ing-away tttiits wi1_?dan,_e_mneeml_»_l

s d loot. wil pr ucv suit of pe un 11 0 0 . W o`l'i’sprlng in three years black velvot coat trimmed with Halwacb dllscovered that the im-

rat will estt two mzmds oi’ Russian al;_d she woreiagnttil- 00-01 of lilrili lip'-711 Cerlllih 8-111811119 a year uni do dam ge to u nie. hat. e oneymoon s e n

great deal more. The cost_ef up_ spRr_l_t in__t’ariS.dm__g _ _

keep per ra-t has 'been est mater ter e we < eremon es ot $1.80 in Great Britain and $1.20 reception was he_ld at the home o

in Denmark and $1.20 in Frnnce._ Mrs, Cl-;\vf€lliny lg Upper Bi{l_t_ele The Uuitcd States apartment o street. 01" man 11119-TS- 011

t;grt;:ulturo.__ accordgsgt tt_o Prof. thos_;_u:tt__thtéat_v_t;:ltlln5__;er;\:_:___hl___r____ 8 D po

.iii ,l-l ES`8. €l'(‘-€l.l'E.. GS 1 " ::-go :milfs lah that eousitlory. the lirlttlet Miss ln_a.rsa__rf;t_ S;1n:<_ey 1°" SHCI' that the fiircilafaed elect- anti that they cost t e nation .. 0,- Lady ar , s. coils n 0 e ir to

000,000 a year--or that the eqniv~ iiarml and Baroness Meycrllorif n ____ _ to H T _ nleni of 200.000 farmers are kept Welwyn Garden City; Lady .Tolln-. it Cullen °W- he Di`-00888

ibusy raising fc-od l`or rats._ Rat_s ston rind Mrs, Agar Adamson, o

have -been known to attack l ve an - Toron

mais and fat pigs ‘have died as li

.result of havlngd holes ealtm _i_n Letters Mean

hem. The ro ents occas ona y

who was re-elected lui wlnnleea bv' ~ ln cV¢\'W|'\¢\"'\iI\G l‘"8l°"|fY °f 23-731 gileaeig the boots at horses “nm they To Indian Students currents are carried to detect smoke HU3|”°¢ 12'927__f’l"°'; the Lab°r can. Except under unusual conditions. tcanadtln pren) dldate. F. G. PP no. _ un actual plngne_of rats _in Vlijtttsttst-n_|: ,I,OR_ONT0_ Jam 8__,Mothers and My the Mamet station ‘mm wmch Canada is rsgarretl as mpr si e. .grandmothers in the vmagehoma

, - 5375 PWS' J“°k“°“' Dew sn°w‘are the "pull backs" of India, i

Judges VIEWS on The ‘mils the “E5 “nd “me” he I5 mr' the opinion of Miss -Dorothy Kil-

‘ , d _ t tnnately situated as to food and patrick who has spent Seve,-,, In In HS ry ilrillk filtjfililf li1B___f"iilti_*¢\`__l‘_‘_‘:_‘;S_-31”' years in close touch with the Zlr

---- ' "fi “lim B" are en Y C ' f th t tt t of the Empire. in

(Canadian Pr=S=l .gvhffl f‘""l Pillai* rfh°’*- §_"f“m‘~;‘ ifrlstiiutpvltal tnntto the member

1° i” Y°““& im 0 en 9”" " ' of the University Women's Club.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 8-“The -°'_*'*°° in india it is considered s, great factored with a uniformity which

ichlld ln industry" s the title of . honor to wflto an examination. in pamphlet _ssued by the DGDHTU whether or not you are successful. mont sr l.ub<n-_ written by H"-‘ivn _ _ Miss Kilpatrick nsslursa thutwhsn lvlucoln ui. A. Judge ut thu Juv-_ Clerk M1Ss1ng,sus lust went to india sus was cnilp Court, Vancouver, and mem-<_ - puzzled lby the letters F.B.A. or ber of the ll. (Z Minimum lvasffi *-_- F_M.A. after a. student’s name. Board. .Seine of her concluslonot ‘O'I"l‘AWA. Jim-_3-_'Th°“‘“5 A' Upon inquiring she learned that are given llorcw til. Describing ill-Godfrey, a. clark ol the post office the mystic letters stood for “Failed effects 0( Home Chilli occnpailiona department here and for some time Bachelor of Arts" 0,- -~Fai|ed Mas.

she says;---lil fruit packing Bud treasurer of the iocal_ branch of the tel- of A;-ls,"

canning. long ho_n\~.~ or sttrlnlit Runway ellen _clerks pgnevslent h

lifting of heavy owe an W9 ~ Association, w o -left ttawa a '

the lifting and :rilnnung of the month ago is stm mtBsmg_ He was TWO Blind Teac ers

MBVY Weis in th? Wgar beat understood to be going to visit hls_ Greatly Ald

fl@id@» i\°@i“H- “"*"i"‘5' ‘"5 MMI: relatives in Fersus. Om.. and was

in the bot sun with bill'-_ “'38 in Toronto on Friday. December 4. EDMQNTQN, Alla., Jan, 3- Droduce curvature and s ra 3. hoe A local acquaintance met mm at The Camuuan Nattonat Institute Omanc Ummm" }l.myte,l;~l§(; W0i`k’ UMC" 'Station In that “ily “Wi for the Blind has two teachers of gather mm mm wge. ' they went to Hamilton together- AS tho blind stationed in Alberta.- ‘“ me home at mahwashing lfmtntl he was leaving his companion God- These are Miss Fletcher of Edmon- "i' ‘”"’"""‘ °""“'“5' ‘my W" ' l, my mnnrltsu taut ut- hun to wait tau. and Miss McKellar of 'Cui mm' ummmed hours' 'nw "eat an hour before his train to Fergus. gary. Both are blind, -but at cnc Bl" of mlml uit uliliillllilkfntriglftligeeiir- Since then no word of his where- time had their silfhl. B fi1Cf“'hi°h tie enipoymel 1 to th _ They

clad to obvoate any ill resuilaiabouls have reached'0tta'wa, He IB Of imm°“”°t__"*;__“°nBms_ezgachmg

D. lmat might un:-so from fatiauatwas u popular insure here. where ;';‘_{'@_:d had dom; an en0,m_ ‘heavy strain and long hours. AB_hs had lived for thirty years and ous a_mou_nt of work in ,brmgmg A 'o education these children maylwss one time well known as n Rug- new vision of me to those who are

handicapped.

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111

di Pictures by Wire

ies have been interrupted tempor-

innny, according is Thelma, with Jbtaln his degree of Bachelor o

Th Prin nd his brid

troops moving -both to _ theenst U S_ ANS- 0 C9 U

and west. causing the world to ' _ will take up their residence

tremble. Happily. however. she ' Welwyn,_i-lert~i‘cr\ishi:e, and the

.viii continue tu reside in England a screen they _present a denntte,

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, Jan. 8.--'1‘h.s. marri- (nislgoow, _ram g,_.By a special

age of Miss Beatrice Josephine bill put through Parliament the Sankey, of Toronto, to Prince Con- boundaries .of the city of Glasgow

e. have been so expended as to in- 2, crease the acreage of the city by

, _ r- about half. ‘Portions of Dumbar- rled _in the cables, crested a good tonshire, Lanarkshire. and Ren- deal of interest not‘only in Toron- frewshlrs to the extent of 10.500 to but in other parts of the Dom- acres are bein taken ln. The val

5 .

ue of the areas is about a quarter

tf lnillion pounds sterling. The rea- n- S011 for the extension is the over-

ll growing of the city and the short- y use of houses. The corporation

i-eluted to the Russian imperial has bought Several large areas for

E houses.

Russia through which his estates' ' in Gorgia. were lost. Prince Naka-

“ - Transmit Motion

Y” New vomt. Jun. a.-'rue suis:

B diifficult in the transmission of.

I K. Zworykin of the Westinghouse

Research Laboratories is that of

9 suliuivluiug the sein auto small

D; enought units for transmission, so

that when they are enlarged upon

ima e of the ob ect

z J .

3‘ Zworykin is the linventor of the °' iiilht cell by whiich light impulses

it are translated into mechaanlcal

operations. He finds the problem

n theoretically possible. but the "1 merchancial difficulties are by no U' means overcome. Another year H may result in s solution. Y The iight cell, which is s, com- V» bination of the pninciple in the

“ by Habvach. is now used success- B fully by the All-America Cables ll for printing cable dispatches sent H across the Ailsnttlc. The electric d impulse coming across the' caible a is so -slight that Ihitherto it has

been inrposeible bc use mechanical

s T-he light cell catching the ray n of iight reflected from a minor re gaivanometer, -sensitive to the e smallest electrical impulses, trans-

alslates the light rays into electrical

twimpulses strong enough to operate e-printing devices, which record the h dots and dashes.

H imeiilili Produced an electrical ef-

fect. Lnter experimenters showed

a that the light rays caused elect- f rolls to be discharged from the y metal. g -ln the Zworykin light cell a thin -_,_ rzoatiing -of the metal upon which

th light acts is laced in a sit-

_` rolls will add their impulse to Che f circuilt in the radio bulb and per-

t of amplification intensities the

current to a point capable of oper-- ating mechanical devices.

The light cell also is used now

in sub-station -transformers on lines upon which -heavy electrical

in cess of fire, mechanicaiy set off fire extinguishing devices and not-

5 employes can be sent to remedy il t-he trouble. -

Mr- Zworvkln said that the light

lcell was beginning -to find wlide

if* application in industry. Among

11 other things it is used mechanic- s ally to test the filaments of radio

tubes. it enables them to be manu-

no ovher method of testing makes possible. '

The inventor has an apparatus

in his ‘home by which the electric lights are automatically turned on at dusk by employing iibe light cell. He said that the draugirts in the furnace might be automatiic- ally opened as easily with t-he ri-sing of the sun.

Old Colony’s U. S. , Exports $4,575,590

IST. JOHN‘S Nfld, Jen. 8-Ex-

ports from Newfoundland to the United -State duri.r|S the last three months of 1925 amounted to $2,-

- 127.021 and the total for the year

was $4,576,590, according to figures made public today. The year‘s to- tal. it was stated. was the highest on record and exceeded last yesr'e exports by $1.235.000. In the last quarter of 1925 paper exports am- ounted to over a million and a llliurter dollarl.

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to multi. lt num hu~__r_ _ri ______, _____ - _ _ P -

Sho mentions t n 110, cgi E lan x -Thelong awaited _

though inter-Provncisi conftrenc t ROM ,- - -- _ _

are :laid __fr0¢iuentl_y. on ti_n:nt_pIi_<;y;_~ ;_uln:_l_l;ttt}__p:0;_\§_;“tl;_l;o::l;_0‘i¥"3_; _ _ t

, t n m cr o W n " » ' '

men 9 “ P vi cial Min world in 1026 fixes conditions gfdrblf-S _ dEV¢7yb0dY5ZOPlUll¢

vol. 1, Ns. 123 Slllwilyf _ -H '"1

January 91'-h._ 1_9!! #Eli

‘S60 Quart-s of Cream

the product lulfcrs.

ionic, rogardluo sf coli. are

\ ' - _

We all yery well to have

the mint method In the world vor producing pn article, but If he Ingrodlontl fall short,

Thai’s why the but Ingred-

und in making Main Chw olates. A eluo to their qusl. ity-is divan when it is uid that froth cream is unli- lnd oo much of It that in the week ending November 28, for example, 880 quart; were required.

You know hdw-(ar ltd( g

pint of cream gon? Multiply it by 3.440! _

' _ ._. » ssusval

, W. A. Alvlos

ti Right now tho ropllhlicnn lenti-

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Re~clected -President of the United Farmers of Ontario at their con green at Massey Hall, Toronto.

Missionary To India

Home On Furlough

(Canadian Press.)

WiINiNilPEG. Jan. 8.-'Dr. ‘Jessie

Findlay. after two terms of mis- sionary service in India. ls home on furlouSh from the Union Medi- cal coliege, situated at Velore. ‘near Madras. _She was principal of the Tlmpany Memorial school in Cocoana, India. between the years 1908 and 1920. after which time she returned to Winnipeg to study medicine with her sister. Both were then called to Union college by the Northwest Baptists. where they are engaged in training indian women in medicine.

Farmers Revolting ,

Over Freight Rates

(Canadian Press.)

WAS!-I'ilNfIl’I‘0N. Jan. 8. - The

growing revolt of tho fnrnlcrs of the Middle West and Northwest against the existing tariff rates which, as the farmers assert. are hurting them insteadol’ helping them, is comma'n<ll‘ng the utmost attention in connection with the istorm or political flint-ontsnt which ls sweeping the atzricnltural states Many of the political leaders who make Washington their headquart- ers are just beginning to wake up to the fact that the agricultural states are threatening to revnlf

1926 elections. They have bee warned often enough and at th time "Young Bob" La I-‘oiletie wa elected to the Senate there was evidence that the insurgent senti- ment which eiectod him was not con- fined to Wisconsin. it is now plain that e greet current of insurgency is moving all throurit the agricui» tural areas of the middle west and northwest.

The sudden shifting of the ad-

ministration on the ngrigullllrsl question and the announcement li would izive serious consideration to. the export of surplus products as demanded by the farmers were rluc to several reasons, but there are many indications that apprehension over the tariff was a large factor

ll E'

ers in the House lmvo iho House tied un by rules so that the tariff question cannot ‘lie forced io tho front 'but the possibility is thu' the democrats may get both I-ions' and Senate next year. That \vou‘d mean the administration would he helpless to 'block tariff revision,ex cept as the President mlrrht veto u. bill. And cricumstonces might make it highly unpopular to veto a bill for downward revision and prove it great embarrassment to the President in 1928. It may bo added that it is everywhere taken for granted that Mr. Coolidge plans to run again and that he is even now making his progress to that end.

Until recently, the outlook has

been that the democrats would can ture the senate next year but noi the House. it cannot be aairl yet that the democrats have anythlns like a certainty of capturing tht- House. Nevertheless, there can be no doubt the asrarian revolt ax- lnst the republicans in the west

serve to calm the storm. Whether they will put through such a pro- gram is uncertain. as many of the republican leaders of the east are opposed to the export legislation

to satisfy the farmers with a much milder than such organizations Ama;-lun Farm Bureau demands. The in an

cehent time if inn fn

cor

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losilll’

farm

f3;<\""5-_'-:_,t_; ify the supposition that "" ` ` " " " " "`*““`°°“""“'*“" recently discovered hor

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Empty Box, Co

Hole Near She utions Offered a

rrode

f':|":r.l ° -‘ Sl-IEDIAC, N. B.. .lan 8-N

local residents have sh sudden affluence which \

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oun an ould jus someone

e pirates' old of the a, as was an empty 1720 on it o youths

treasure or Government g French Regime in Canod

thought possible when iron box with the date

was found here. Tw

made the find on Milne's Poll Shediac Bay, while returning fro their smelt nets.. They found large hole in the ground of recent digging, and lil the hole was nn empty iron box, about three lent long. a foot wide and nearly three

feet high. The box was lbadly co roded, rust 'having eaten out th bottom. There was evidence til the box had been locked, th marks of a chisel, recently mad being plainly visible on the lock,

There was no indication of wha the receptacle had contained. Brass and copper attachments wit a crown, bear letters and figures indicating that they had been pat- ented. Tho figures “1720" arc visible.

The hole dug is within

of the edge of il bluff o the -bay :uid is on lnnd pied by Capt, W. Milne.

a few fee verlookin once occ

lt,i

B. t ago, but whether this circumstance

IRUN CHEST DATED l`l2il

BY MAR. F|SiiEliS

d by Rust, Found in diac, N. B.,-Several Sol-

to Its History _

'of Aberdeen, Scotland. who wa! ithe first idliirlisil-slrcakiilg rcsldcnt tot the smith :-'ide of Shcliillc Bay. | So far no can be lenrnoll no per- teon here knows how the chest ,came to he buried ou the point. It 'is said that French worships Wint- ered in port once many years'ag0» and there is a tradition that -before iths rsli or Quebec. lu 1759, the com- mander, fearing capture. buried. imoney tc pay the soldiers nt Que- bec, on lilo smaller of two islands lin the bay. ’i`llr:ro was much dig- zinl: on this island in byaonc years

_but so lar as recorded no coin was _ever found.

r-. A Scotch bark was stranded near

Milne‘s Point about half n centurl

had anything to do with the mys terlous chest is not known. lt thas been suggested that the iron box may have been used by con- ltrnctcrs to carry funds for em-

li ploycs when the European and

North American Railway was con- struttcd from St. John to Shediac, about 'I0 years ago. l None of the theorists has as yet ‘attri`lutcil the sccrctlng of tho iron.

lrbox to that eminent privutocr and n-tgenticnmn of fortune. Capt. Kidd.

it native= l

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against the republican party in thc _

New York, and Cnn|dl\'s official dei spate to the 'Pan~Americnn Co greed.

Splendid Work Of

The Salvation Arm

(Canadian Press.)

every city the Salvation Army ha

vaging of cast-off clothing take place. Here Major W. H. flyer

tivlty, that the duality of the good is not what it was ycnrs ago. "Th women are wearing ltarments tha expose them almost to the deaths. Not much wool in thing

inns it is wool that the poor

was a year nzo. The well-todo .ar more stylish than comfortable. Bu llrwnrr-_ kind when -our mon cali some of the things are sold fo my small prices which help p

on n way.

Daring Robbery

’ nom KoNe, Jan. s.-'rar hundred bandits today by a darln trick perpetrated the 'biggest all

Chinn. when they raided Yunlzke

sill(

After disarming troops in th

city. they donned the soldiers' un

e d aria the were th

to launches and escaped.

Conspirators Held

louzhthy the farmers- The admin-, Moscow. Jun. s_~Pollti¢al pai- istrstion. too. it is charged, will trylics of the Uliruini- to-lay arrested

I group of alleitoll "white" con

supposed to have hee o

t prepare the ground i

from Romania.

chief Bslltslfv r--'-rto

of the Czari-at

be e

Gran

lost it

`f"i -ff;-Z calling.; of il national Progressive ""»'°"'-""-»’.'=’-`5?" -'-` "" '1 r~nn\'rllti|ul at -in early' date.

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MONTREAL, Que.. Jan. 8 - in

notes, in reference to increased ac-

, thorifics ul-1- ial_ini: cxtru procali-

e tions to prevent illir-rfercnce with tpassonizeru and cargoes proceed- if ing to lionu Kong. .\':lvnl author- ; ities have boon colllpr-lil-rl to adopt

nowadays. according to the fash-

oily and took $l.000.000 worth o

form and deceived the vcluntee

for a lanrlint: of "While"

alleged platters mostly for-

HUDDiFailllre To Use

N. T. R. Scored ‘ ' Cn Prairies

REGINA. Jun. S.--Saskatchewan

.§‘l‘rot;i'c:-.:iiv:=s. meeting _here today

llussml al rf-:-:elution advocating the

A. lin_'.'ii.' -:l. chairman of the

rn:-|~l3::;:_ ri-ir-rro'l to the disabilities \li'.'.l<~l~ wliivll he said the Maritimes wore slli`ierinl:_ Ile formed it “ridde- ulonel" that the National Transcon- tinental llnc should not he put to thc uso for wilivil it was lntcndcci.

lAtte1nptcd to End 7 Life by Crawling ‘ into Furnace

~Sl'll*)I1ii\"\'lli'liE, lull., Juli. 3*-

ctmadlan ~|-pads ¢°mml“|¢>n,|- lin Mrs. Milrgairot House ltllcillptcd to

_ end her life today by crawling head nrfirst into n furnace in hor home

here. \Vllen rllscoverod by her husband. tht- wolnan was in the fur- nace to llcr wlul.-itlinc. llcr recovery .ls iloubtful.

Foreigners Fear -

Trouble

its industrial plants. whore the salt. (_ANTO_\__ m_i_____ _______ ___ _owmg

sito tho threatening zitlitudv of anti-

foroigll strike lil-~ki»t_-i. foreign au-

now measures -ni' protection. in- cluding wnrning:: to <lill>'_`::_: in-

.. _ a

xskiuu for. Ilut wool seems much t0l'0HlB Mill mill-“il 3** "" i`_'1"-` ’|“~ ‘limit-r to get this season than it The strikers’ itil--riff'-:ann ._ --nu-

e fined to Canton nnd "a vi =n` .

5' . ' Steamer Coio..a,o

. .. - ay ‘llc staff. and other things are giv-

Posted as Miseilig

` LXXN, Jill. 3.- Tfiu l'i\ilt‘(|. States steamer (7fii0"=\"i \\""*f\\ was last heard of o-'rlv 4' ll ‘ 'um-

eether, when a tropical storin was iz reported to have cnmr uiiun th" it ship nnd her crow of 31'- mon. today

robbery in the history of South was listed as "missinxz" bv Lloyds-

e The Cnlopaxi lcft (‘l\urlc_st.nn. Sl. fC.. November 20. bound for Hav- and with a coal cargo. Reports last

9 month that members at her crow’ |_hl\i\ roilcbeil llo~.un'\ ao.fo'lY Milli' ralianfloning the vosscl proved un- a founded

5 -polic by eel g y has greatly improved democratic -.MW smrtwns for the p|ace_ In ____<.’_____ m°°°p°°"' TM °"l7 '"7 E" the this way they were able to take

republicans to save themselves is

_ possession of thirty warehouses lTAl.iAN ARISTOCRAT KILLED

?|f;n° _:Ram |’g:t5:;:'olff:t?t';:“|';;Gt from which they removed the siii¢_ 'N ACCWENT-

Jan ‘l *The Duiw

nic Della Rot ore scion of

nhl

most cele- son of the

Lantg Delhi' Filghmsn GI

i In a mot-

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meet _zrlebocrnv

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