l'lI1C€

Erhibiiicnvfl.-llopens in summer

PAcss.ArL.m, ` , ‘ 7000 Guaranteed ` _ w . _ ,.__ r g ,, ORNING Daly-r A

, _ Daily for 1907. ' ‘ T Gotcha: All Early ` -- -_ » _ l _Morning

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MORNING WBEKLY .AN

T1'-31"°=‘-’Y‘i?i~fl our RLoT'rE'rowN, P1uNc1=: EDWARD ISLAND, caNaDA,_1=a1Dav, ocronr-an 4, 1997. _ _ _ { Li,",c,f,»;-z1;,;',<=;‘f,;=,;“;i,;,;-g;_1.',-,gg;fr,g_-;1,,»

Miss "Reardon of St Andrews Desired a Drink while Driving; ner Body Found in Water;- Had. Been ill

Sr. ANonnws, Oct. Z1-iSperial).-Miss

Mary Reardon, daugttrr of tiic inte

Michael Reardon was drowncl in the

Diqdeguash river yesterday afternoon.

She had been 'in poor health for some

time and has only recently r turned from the hospital,

in the afternoon while driving with lx

lad sho slid she wanted a drinkin the

cut.

baak and discovered her clothing there.

He gave the alarm and sometime alter

wards thc body was found.

Deceased was between forty and fifty

years of age and in comfortable circum- stances.

N. S. SSHUHNEH

EUES ASHHHE

Ilr0u|..\Nu Lmrrr, Mass, Oct 2~'l‘hc

lirliish soiicolzor Bessie, liound iruul a Nova Scotia port tor N-.iw York while' trylngtornake Providenc-» Harbour to- night went ashore at Woodeird, where. she remeins. She is not in :i rlnngcrour position, and it is bellevrrl she can be lloitcil tornnrrciv. iier crow is mfr.

THE SPHAINEHIEE `

STHTNE IS Hill

Sr~luNrmir.L, October 2--The mechanic"

put in their last day at the mines, and in the morning will leave tlielr work. Tiils marks the cud ol the third of the strilrea inaugurated by Pioneer lodge. 'ibn g vcrrunent will take up the work laid down by the mechanics. How they will get the mea and the way they will do thc work remains to be seen and will be v\'a‘ched with interest. `

AAANE JAPANESE SNUW PASSPUHTS

01"r.\\va, October 2--The cabinet

to day had under consideration the iudiscrsdit ac lon ot Dr. Mum-oe, uierllcal immigration inspector at Vancouver, i|i~ requiring all Japanese except those destined for United States points landing at Vancouver, to produo r a passport.

The action is in direct violation _of the

trea'y of lust year, under which the Japanese have t.he‘r-ight to come and R0 Hi# will in the Dominion.

The government decided to telegrabh

him to desist from o course contrary to thc treaty of commerce and frlcnlishlll-

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CHTCAGO MARKETS

Ourcsoo, Oetob:-r 3. -(Spesmii-

O|:i..C3l‘h .............. ........ Hd

“ Whoi\f’.........-- .U . ..... 101 “ P0rk...... . .. .-.» .... 5. “-~‘ Dec Cox-n............ .. .. Wt

" Wh¢\l........ ... -.........- 1075

fork

Condensed Advcriiscmcnts

W?Y?' tween i-ima' o rw.; it \l‘-1 » -AN .

Too late for Liiassliirntion.

NT D~T rl liver the

CAgEr‘EEEiTr?rv:w"Avvl&EE; M tE»° E*‘*"'°""" tion ufllon. ` ' l0“1d"E' ` WWE” =°°° “'."°.‘~'f“.:.'-“.'.'.?“".°.“¢

ply at 'E'TE`:EéTl:EdT-?n"(E;li\~vdE _E A 10-Elf

osr-Lm. rvsfiinr i~-tween Fu"

I1 lvlerhmilrt Church and Ultlz," P\'|":° Sufi ~ "~"°~' -.ca ‘°i"“~.-I.”'::.»°.'.f‘.‘:.:.: Lc:`v;r»:‘n Marley union .l0_Nu‘pn_

,. bet n

.°i.‘.‘.:.“r..i::~::r .r.1.fi‘“=f‘--»

live floiiar hill and four one dollar I- Findi-r will he rewarded hyrclnrning 0_0 .Iulln Gallant atggn. R. G. Wailnfcr real end' in 'o url- _ _i1’”‘9'

d .K L _

_ ind d

I{,“?.l‘.‘.‘ii?.”“ ii-'i‘.ii.°.‘i..’...’ 'i`2‘ii'...'i ¢ i, ,,,,.¢'¢ Efnpfflliv ami uhm. nr. muh ~E°`- ii ii "il u vb-r ivrrrhvflv 1° l""“ '" lim 1.9,: guage( sanrlm-fi while the'-~ nnno is still blight an lcllvo-

UNT [IE PHISNN

HAS iillllll Nlll

. -. - Civ.ri;ar,forulery eaptuin in the englhrc

Stains 4;-ivcrnrucnt out of nearly $2,000

contracts in the dis‘rict, is consultinir enginrer ot the Florida Eist Coast rail wa atalur o sal»lry,nnd will have ni

from Miami to Key West. Carterls at

viclciiycars ago, are in the Macon, Ga

_iu¢igonent"ul‘ the United States appeals.

THE WEATHER.

higher temper .lure.

WONDERLAND.

money. |As an evidence ci this fact it

large audiences, composed of me

cnergetic manager of this leading house motion picturss.

months ago by McGuire & McGarrigle

in their sl-teddance, making Wonderlsn

mont place of the City.

storu for the good pclrle of Chariot!

town. The best that art can produce in an un-

customn in other laude, vilii he shown

i Friday and Saturday will be:

sitnailonn. 2000Mlic~1 From Home Without

Dollar, an cducatirnai picture on how

iwly funny- Waniel a liulbsnd-this picture w

should ass this tilm and the new song

` P, ray Harney.

As she did not return in a reasonable

time the boy went down to the rivr

Savaurvarr Gi Oct ‘Z.~Oberlin M.

corps of the United States army. who was asutenc ii to serve live year: in prison in Leavenworth, Kansas, after conviction by a court martial of conspiring witl. Greece and Gaynor to defraud the United

U00, in connection with liver and harbor

Y 8

active part inthe extension ot thelim-

present ln Chicago. Greene and Gaynor, CnrLcr's ul'egr-d aceomplices, and con-

jail still fighting execution und awaiting

Torzom-o, Oct 3.~Ersterly to southerly

winds, becoming cloudy, ruin by night,

The public may always be relied upon to purronizeaplnce where they receive gcc-l goods as an equivalent for their'

only necessarytr drop into Wonderland eveniwgs and observe the extraordinary

women and children, who come again and again io view with pleasure and interest the high quality of films presented by the

Ever since this form of eitsrtuinment

wauprsscntei in Charlottetown a few

the people have been more than generous

ahcme resort, and the feature amuse-

Thc 1. ct that the management of Won-

derland are in close business touch with tile rrdoulitailr Keith houses is an assur-

' c

' th t t.'ll at ttractions are in

“nw Ex E me EE _ .was fairly good in its somewhatrcstrictrrl

told variety of wordless dramas,come.lles, extravsgansas travel views. Mid Wllrv lhreugh foreign cities showing life and

from evening to eve-ninir lu Won<l~'r‘a\»\l- Aarl not second to those lilru pit tn ~~ will beusiitha paso, thc up-to-data il.usiri.-A ‘ted songs, such as are being sung by thel , gre .t tenor' sungster Percy I1a\‘l1¢Y-

The choice thing un the program for,

Too Late for Lunch, n skit you must not miss, as it abounds in humourous

o to

"M 5| 5 |¢ Happy l-iooligar, d|.n't miss

lt.

Mrs Snilthcre Boarding Schoo‘---in thi* picture are shown the trolblu and trials i.f`a lady who undertakes to teach tha

yyongifica how to shoot, And is aggress-

l l

li there is a fair one in or ahoutidharlott- geneva, who loin search of a more man

Hamrax, Oct 3.-(Special)-The Pro-

vincial exhibition rlosed today with a good n.`i.endnnce.

The races were the main fanfare

the card included the fr-ee-for'-alI`, the

trot and_ths four-year-old stake.

The IIal‘f.\x mare Slruassie had

easy thing oi the free-fir-all, landing

tlrst. money in r~l.~‘niglrt heats.

and 2.30

the

Closed Yesterday with A Good Attendance=Ra'ces TE‘°“g“ wages mis mg?" 3_PE°“‘“d A

Old Race '

Lady Bingen got second money, and Terrace Queen. the only other starterfrfdt third, Simassi‘s time was 2.17), 2,18, 2.195.

Marguerite, the Woodstock Grey added

to her reputation by winning the 2.30 trot in Atrnight heals with comparative

ease; Dr. F-rron taking second money, E

Miss 1\ri»iotaird;13iorni.ion r¢ui~t»i. l

|10

The I~lani mare Prulcra was n veryi

close courprtlior for first money but hal

be content with second pl me.

L-

Marguerlte'n time was 2.2115, 2.251 2.255.

Years Rec

fe-.ted that the Iutcrcolonlal will rlos: tirls tiscul year with even a larger surplus than lint year. throurgll the wage inc-r-oaseiias added $20il,il~J3 tn the eosi

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STERWUS 0 THE li LIE X i1N'rr;1rco .Nino

E HIBITID E EAR ING_PR0;FI*T

__;_'_,___ ' August was Best Month in .. Its llrstory,

ord 1s in

were the Main Feature oi the Day==Prulera Prospect

sw A dl ‘Gets Second Place in the Four-Year=

The cnmings have greatly increased In August they totull-all $8tlti,0L`1l, the

greatest months vrork in the Iiule Of the road.

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In the four-year-oli trol. stake \Vairen uy, ir, \von out but it tuck four heals t. the trick.

Frank Boutillier won third money wit ". thcl.

Tune 2.:n_=.\, 2.=i2=,\, 2.31, 2.:so,i. 4

The County Fairi, which of old time

used to beafcnturs of the Boom life of

his Province, were revived yu t.-r~iny

`.i.ft,r ten years of non -nhsorvnncr, by the holding oi' the King‘s County Erhibition, vury successfully, at Georgetown.

The day was fine but t.l:e viinil was -trong and cool at limes. Notwithitnnd- ing this, andthe fact that a great many l?€0i>l.r st‘\Yed home to work at the hnrveit which dcruahda.-rl iuirnedi-ite

uttentlouin runny cases, there was u good attendance.

_ At noon the i'1xir_;bil.’cn was fnrmnliy opened by Lieutenant. (lovirncr Me- Kionon, who was presented with an address by the lilxliibltion oillci:»l~'. llis Honor made a very happy speech ttstlfy Ing his pleasure at seeing the County Exhibition rworgnuizvil, unfl pointed cut that he thouglii. the lnnngiiritinrg ui County Agricultural Schools woull pro» bably be the most effective aid in develop- ing the resources ol this [’r.z\-incl-.

ills lionor was followed by liev.I)r

Burke and J. J. llugirtrs. M.l’.l’,, who both exprcssuil their ggratiiication ri. seeing tl.e exhibition Nor the Csunty re-organized and successful.

Them was a vcryplensinr.: dlsp‘n.y in the

drill shed ofthe prouducts and rnnnufnci ures of the C~.runty-the articles in nr-my

instances belngcqunl to nnytiiink shown atI’rovlncini exhibitions. In roots and

vegetables these was n notably good show ; fruihoonaldering the backward scahon

oiusres. The ladies of l{lng's County are to be complimented. Their br-eni and butter was som- tiring to ba admired and marks them as well advanced in the most

womanly ol all acconiplishmenls-goorl housekeeping. Not aloreln that ruo 1, material qnallilcn'llon did they excl-l, lint in the classes ln: nrt and needlework, ite,

avi. iiiiriiis

THANKS BANANA

A Orr/iwl\, 0rt2 -Tha following t~leri-ini was received ho-ii iiiinlaln Allie:-ts oi ills Imperai Maj' s y'» warship “Ilr~nicn" of the German Navy lo Iirvl Giey-

"Halifax, N S, Sept 90.

Before leaving the Canadian waters it is

my pleasant dutv to say. in the mime of 1-[|14 1\Ifiy,~rty'n ship ‘i3r»men’: -

My best thanks for Your Excslle-ncy’a

3.5,; jiindnrssanrl the hospitable welcome found in all cl e limb rs of the Dumiuiou.

(Signed)

` CAPTAIN ALBi£R'l‘S"

EXHIBITION AND

RACES AT GEORGETOWN

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The Races.

therewoi-c many tasteful* specimens show- ing ability of n high order. I ii me ex relic it lieese was shown and a

vcry civil-ialili: exhibit of smoke l herring put up nt. (it-org;--town, rc:-clved rnueh nt- tcirtion

l"urnii~ircnnd farming lmplernents made

in the county also showed much advan- T cement, and nn examinalim ofthe exhi- bits gave one a mesa f.\vor.rble opinion of

the cnpal ilities of1(inr;'e County.

Outside, the ,live stock c‘nsses were not

v. ry fully ililed but some splendid sp.ci- rricns were shown in the different

classes, '

Part of the 1-‘rlze l,i~t appears on page

four, the liilnrce n iti appear- tomorrow.

In the afternom the horse mei-5 were

the great attraction. N t-witlis‘nndi'\g the coolness of the ut|no:ip‘iire a fbi ly

lrrge crowd linvri the track and was

keenly interested. I

There were but iwo cl'iss.'S ami na

there was It lcl. of ncoirrir ir at each heat it took :ill the alto noon to conclude the

rat-ing, which wni on the wiule very

intcrcsiinpg. The surnuiuii s fr ii-in:

E 'rwo lfonrv rl./iss.

Jessie Mac,W 1*’ llorzrzis (lf S Mc.

Donald) l tl 2 2

Minnie M rr, A J 1<‘r.is r 4 Ci il Il

Almoui. J, lil:-.Kay llrJs.. .I \V

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BAITINE THE JEWS IN SUHTH HUSSIA

Forty Shops Were Wrecked I and Five Persons Killed ~ A by Mob

(lrirf.su\,0ci.2 -A rrother t rgnn izrd att noir

orl the Jewish quarter was in progress here throughout. last week in reicnge for theile ithoi live | warns frorntheexplosion of a ilnnih in a riolii-ir station; uttrlliuted I by the “Black (inn|.r" lu the Jalwn.

Forty illupll buvc been wr.ckcil und flvo

Jews killed, while uw r A hundred lie ln tha hosp't,\i< ~ufl` rir g'r.»ur ri voi\or,knlfe

and lrnout wounds.

Au aprotost agen t the riupineneas of

the nuiborlties the linurre and :he Ural" Exchange worn ilciei while a mixed denutation of Christiana ami Jews waited on General Kaulbrrs to urge him to com- pel the pcilcc ti do their duty. llc prom- iced that l`omor‘row ho will assign awhols rrgiment to do patrol duly in the town, and that he will cause the nmist of the

rlutels.

nfllvguiar msstlngionlght of Kimb-~rly Lodge No. 172. Important business,

Prompt attention.

P mules, elc, Th's along with tire Iloneeette

, .

Revival of the King’s County Exhibition Greeted With Good Attendancef-~A Fine Day -Splendid Exhibits-A

List oi the Prize Winners --The Summaries oi

(WK-ay) 2 1 1 i ky Plio‘, J W 1\fcKsy(Andcr- ‘ 50|?) 3 4 dr (lr

'l`ln|e 2.391: 2.45; 2.3%: 2.39.).

THREE l\lII\U'l`l¢I CLASS.

Pcrp llirm, J. \V. Mt-Invyre, (Jenk-

lllr) 1 -i l 1

iny,AM Ros, 22.13

Nilsen, l<` S McDonald, (Mg-Dm.

HUTHESAY BUYS

‘ By Anglican Synod forChurch

institution, Costing $300,000

Shim' Jmm, Oct. il- (.~‘p.cinly - Th.-

Chllrcll of E.\r;l.\i.vl Sync-i today rlcciilwl

to purehiwe liitiit-say College [rr boys und run it as n cliur.-ii institution.

The N:ost_v\‘ill be about i.li`rty llicusiiwi

dollar'

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WAS EATHEN UE

NHEATEH BNSTUN

Bns'roN, October 2--Cnllnpelng in ir

rowdcd auction roour while bidding on some rare old uarpei.-_ r-x»Reprc,~ien|n|i\'¢ Marcus U. Cook, the fatlierof thc Greite,. Boston idea, #lied at tllc relief llospiinl yesterday of hear failure and old ng - lic was |born in (lrnndby, New York.: In 1827. '

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uldi ara 2 ii _,

HUT) dr 1 3 .. Tirrvi 2 50; 2 51; 2 41; 2 l7_

riiizTc§TEE"iT if

. NAPTHA Eiiilllzll

HHSTUN STHEET

llovrrm, Oei,.»b.r 2- (Thr-isea strr-rbi :East Boston was |\ \'i.r-table rivi-r of | ~ ~ . _

Arena Exhlbltlou weekithe sirevts. lillur-i»i'; car traffic was

naptha, last night n-i the result of the col lapse ofa large. tank ofthe Stanilaril ().l Company yvsti r i:\y iiftirncnrl, lett‘ng 5, 01)() bar'rr.ls of the iriilirrirnilble finlri into

ilcveit.-il from ihh street, and rx

Tuesday wednesday and tremo caution was taken lu ev..-ry

Thursday Evening

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Anctln r big drawing cnrll at the Ari-na

nga clrxhibilion week. 'i“lc acl. 1-.onslsts of astonlslrlng fcntl

ausorueut for each evening.

FAIRYLAND

_,___ E Relatlv(-'sr of Airs. ~Freflr-rir-lr llartseli

thefyoung wife nfn farmer living near

This Popiilnr Picture Show Will be in the

Owing to the prvscntengagemerlt ofthe

ani Management aa 'e compo

transf-r tm-ir business to another hail and have chosen the centrally located Y. 1." mu wg, to My, n p|,y,\¢|,m ,md th, M. C. A. building. Monday evening a woman fell into a swoon in which stats

irlorrncil by tducziicl ponies, buclrl-vg‘

roupe of Acrobats, Prof. 1')ewi\r's llc.;

and Cat Circus, l).lu ore and O'Nedn. in

he Iinirnclng Perch, Mile Eli r Richarfli T on the tight wire performance and other i '

ocal attractions, should make anrlless

way ic guard against an explo- ivn. Pumps vicie hurriedly got io work and at alate hour last night a large port- ion of the naptba had bien recovered. 'l`he collapse ni' the tank was rluo to the vavciuofits I-illndaiion, u result, it is

'l`uesilny, \\'e1lne.s.rlay and Thursday' cvcn- thought, of the heavy ruins. The loss tu

‘thc Stundurii Oil Conrpany is cstirnatcil in $5, oil.

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(Jlrvc/inn ():~inicr‘_’.-A i'r'patch fron \Vh|.cl|r\l.' W. \'i-_ s»\v~:

Huntington. \\’. Va., were bcrunrning

funqrhl rites. when she Suddenly srltu and,ci|mbc i out of ilre collln. There wa

whose body hs had been called to conduct services met him at the door. The family

she remained for four days llrr husband

splendid programme nil,l be presented b A ad n- I em 'or the

bollsvedherto u e nr u

°Jp°d°"y pmpucd hr Exh“’"'E°n Zack' nndcrtaker. lie prepared for the inter- °" h°°'i"“" °f "hm" Wm b°'_ TM ment without discovering that life ling Herring FInet"a piolurowhioh was chown ,nd |n tha \,0<\y_

here severaimonthsago but at the re-

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l be I l willbo tele h o nuiiscrilrrrs are aiziin

qusstofa argqnum ro peope A11 p an presented again on Monday. The ln- asked to correct ibelrfdinetory books to

112-2 Guardian rrub~mrlptlon»¢, and l-i2-.

dlan's Friendship" a dramatically thrill- ‘ _ ‘ ing indian and Cow Boy story. which is Guudhm Adv"E'mn“` u sure to make a hit. Follow the crowd to F°ll'!lM\d M004” °"°“\“S- Keep flinardr, Llnimcni iu the House

her death yesterday ll few moments br-

Y' M‘ C P' "au "ext week fora the minister arrived to conduct tba

1" s

n rush of mourners for the open air,wind- §°"T" s“’N"“" Om’ 2'”TE‘° Am“"E"'"'

Operaliousu by the liar-lrlnsCv.the Fairy ows being u.-cd as exits. The minister

h 1, ,, "ed ,O swoonetiwhenmoale faced woman over

ANGLNIAN SYNllll

AAEETS ST. .NIHN

Fr. .lrirr:\', Oct 2 --'l`hn Anglican Synod

utr-ilurilmiiry limi ille ilrsl. s|'.~$lo'\ was taken uri with tire adrlrrss ,dclL\'_,rc.l by liislrvp ll’chnr1i.~ori. ln Itbe course _of his rc|nal‘l<s be rrllulc it strnrlg nu| tml for the uplrulltling of ruisslons tliruugirout the Provinces. ilu said he wus err-iriyly cp~ posed to ministers pri-aching ima inll and he thought the time was- lrnrftly fcnsil-le for Church Union nt; pri-si-rt. Regarding Sunday School work, he thoughtn lesson _-uuld be obtained in tbl s respect from the I_"resi»ylr~rlanr.

BTNTTH TATNTHS

BIG EAMTUES

, Bos'roN 0'cl.‘2--Gen. William l'lo;tl,o' ‘tire salvation Army, dl1»'cu.n~re'l Christi-in .Suit-nee and mee suicide with rrcwspup. l.‘ uri-n today.

Ile isilecidedlyin favor ol largefnmiiics.

With me rr twn children, be mid the par.-ntsaiwvrys indulge them, and such mrinipencc i reuieo rcclrlessness. “Better si-writien in the iarnily or c\en lvienty- funr as in G.-rrnuliy, than one ortwo spoilt cliiI|lr'cn." Ile uunduuirrwl uid l\i.i~ rm. sions, .~nyir‘|;it\v1|.~r only anotiri-r st-liiorre im- iillerv-ea.

U-m~<i:iuririg Christian Science, (len.

lionth roninrki-ii that any breaking nway train ul'i faith . iv is b -tter than siurnii ~r

HTNTNNTS Tl] lil] ENUM l'ANEill|VEH,

VaNc0li\'n.ir, 15. C., Opt. 2.-,-Every

ilindnu in Vancouver whose finances will pcruiit oi the trip, intends to leave for Cnliiorui r before the rainy season sein ln. llundrcds of the late arrivals ircm the (lr-lent are working and saving every cent they mnire -in order to pay the' pn.~.~=rires south. The tame oi California asa winter health resort is spreading' rapidly among the Hindaos, who fear that wir\‘.rr rain in Vancouver means death tu them. '.l`hirty llinrloos lefr. for Sun Friirrciaco no the lust. Pic ilu Coast atearncr to sail. nnil in-.tween thirty and iiity will leave onthe steamer City of Pueblo, which is the next boat for the South. All then- Illndorn pay the $4. heal tax, which the United States irnmigrntlon author l,t.lop llaaeps foreigners

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.ANUTHEH TIASH A

EHH THE PALE

nu illnry schooneryuclyl. John R. Bradley, which left hers early in July for the Argo tie regions, returned to port this morning; , and anchored in the stream. The Iiradii~`y__ landed Dr. F.ll. Cook, who is ln comnranw of an exploration expedition at ,Smith Q' Sound, l»\r.79 N. ‘ The expedition expects to cross Elin' mere Lind early In the spring. 'and wi l attempt io reach the Polo by way oi tho

_ Polar Sea. The exredition in provisiomd

for two years and fully equipped vi l'h dogs and siedges for the trip.

The party consists of Dr. Cock, ar.othe|.'

white nrm, and a number of E quirnoux.

A It is wintering thirty miles further nrrih

than did l‘rnry two years arzo.

I, llniard‘s Llnimeni- Tikenooilul

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