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me Are; nay (l>re§A§<!5‘”s1s to S14 (Loose) $12 to $18; eggs 261:, and bllttcr 24 to 25c.-B.

...°fleir`. El. C. Heunigar, B. IA., B.

il., ado ry lrqm Japan, wil sd- dre§sM'l a géetinf in ` the Methodist.

Church, Montague, on Monday Babe mir at .1.1i0'p. rn. All are-corrii' iyi _invited to be p_resent.B.. _ ; _ ' i I 'j > .....`_L.- ,

_..°'1‘he ,Buds _ol Promise mission .band i'iI":St‘. `David's'_‘ Prssbyterianu

church, Georgetoss-n,_l$Id ,, most suc- .cessfullyjmoncert on’ _ed'nes‘day,Nov. _20!zh, onhehalf of the Home _and For-' ,i¢i1.Missiog_l“und. of the church. En-3 .opuraged by a full house the young eg-tisti reiidered a vary creditable nc- .count of tl1emsel`ves,' doing full just-

ice to the trstngifug ij their President Mrs. Black. »'I' would _'he diflicult to _.single out any special item in the pro-

_gram for spxcial praise but the two tableaux " he'Suin`mer Queens" and' Lime lights' w,o_uld_ ,probably ne- at the ii8`|iH~’.‘oi the pull if B vote were taken. Under tha»g‘e'i1ial' chairmanship ,of W. D. Montgomery, the audience .enjoyed an hour sind forty minutes first class eiltertainmept which was apPl'0¢iB¢6d.~_hs Georgetown citizens k.now'well how to-appreciate ivhnt appeals to their artistic tastes. The result of_th effort will ca'us'e tha Fro- vindlal Tuiééhurer ol_ the W. F. and H. M. S. Mission .Band Departnlent

to receive 1f%§'It ig hoped that after s,_ rest the ‘ ds of Promise will ,bloom again. _ ; 1

...'A most interesting event took

,place on W?¢\ll9P0°~y. will November 1912 at the `i>arsonsge“qf r_1_ie _(First Methodist ohnrelif . 'clan-lfiitetewn, when Warren lirehaut of ¥_\’Luiray 11-ar- bor:-and,~l_liss Elie Mclnnls formerly .of Glen' William hilt late of Cain-» .bridge, Mass, were united in the Holy bonds of `matrimony by the Rev J. Heaney, __B. A. They were unat- tended, mths bride being beautifully .attired in Robin egg blue sillr, with hat to match. Immediately niter the ceremony the happy couple left by

.train for their future-home at Mur-.f

_ray -Harbor South, where they were, »met by theirimmediate relatives and Jriends, and n., sumptous renast was spread. In`the course ol the evening they were_ visited by fs large com-' pany 'of Serfenaders, who were both orderly and well l~_ei1aved. The large

,gngiiber oi useliil and Valllable _pre- .se`n s testiliedto the high 'esteem in -which both the bride and bridesgroori'i` -are beld._'_‘l‘he-.gfiiiarclinll l0ins -»._\vit_h their many friends in wishinil them a ilong and happy wedded lift-.B. ,

...'0ne cent‘p_ei- word' each insertion

for advertising in this column. Cash must accolnpllliy order; and five per cent discounts allowed. Minimum

charge ‘itweutyffive cents.

...’The Morning Daily `Guardian can

he obtained at H. J_. Mahon’s Drug

Store. Soul-is.°

...\The Morning l_'nily Guardian can

be obtained at W. A. Johnston’s, Montague.

...'When you want a stove-buy

from Hol1nan’s- Catalog. 11~23ME3i.

» ...°You can save money while you' _spend by shopping from l-i0lman's Catalog. _ 11-23ME3l.

) _ _

...'For sale, black, blue, patched

and red foxes. Prices on application Isaac Ives, Montague. 11-1 Mtf.

...*F. G. Jordan, agent will be

glad to receive all news, advertising and subscriptions iii Souris and vic- inity. His oiiice phone No. is 5.

...’Subscribers should renew 1, week

or two before the time they have paid for has expired and tlins not miss an issue, :is :ill pupers are dis- `r-ilntiniied promptly on expiry date.

..."l‘. Gordon Ives, agent, will be

gliid to receive ull news, n'1vertiSil°|g 'und subscriptioiis in Montague and vicinity. His oilice ihone No. is 18, and residence 1.-hone N0. 20.*.

___~l~1er Netting! Net "bran-rl" qual-

ity (which is regular stock) but spe- cially-iiiade-toorder --Red Label-- sold only by Brace, M‘cKay & Co., Positively the best. 11-20mws4iEw2i

One with experience preferred.1_\ E00 opportunity for any boy wishing 0

(From Yestcrday's Evening Guardian) ...’At liis home on Souris _River`on

Monday night, October 21st, 1912, Joseph B. Metlorniaclr passed peace- Iully away at the age oi 77 years. .Mr._-_ McL‘orniack had been in poor liealtli for1`ou_r__moiitiis but hopes had been ‘entertained oi his recovery.

and'»t`ooi him to hisl rewur1l'. During his illness ivhich was borne with re si nation to the Divine Will' he was

iboctor A A McDonald who did a. that laid in his power for him bu he was beyond all medical caid H leaves to mourn their loss three bro thers and two sisters, Michael nn John of Sourls, Vincent oi Bayfiel Mary in Boston and Effie at home besides 8, large number oi relative

FFIREMEN OYERCOME

` ' FIGHTING FLAMES

and twenty firemen were overcome by

is estimated at $100,000-

(Exam. please copy.) _

learn dentistry. Apply to A. J. \~ _Prices-25, 35, 50 cents. Fraser, D. D. S., Mont11§llc.l1-20ME3i Seats on 'sale at usual places Fri-

Bm: _ .

the a1i_w,Se__r;0d wiped 0ti,erwine_ .ion the possession of' Mongolia. The

_ ,the revolution, have been exchanging

5 The young China Association has t opened subscription lists and th

agents have spoken at every Chin _ town corner explaining the encroach d ment of the Czar's troops in the au

d’ Dispatches have been received here

_ly “attended a`“High Mass of Requim Wong Hin ahead h d d

LOWELL. Maw.. NOV- 21-A Pfiefit behlg -“°l"l""&f°0 0)' his 0053501' 'tm army north to Mor¥\gTalil:'swl’1§h §:1‘l;truc<

lllev. R. B. McDonald. At the conl tions to establish military rum and

,smoke by,a_iire which today destroy- clusion of.the service at the Church drive Russian soldiers out_

_ul ghmintgrigr-'01 Sig, Jenn Bnptint lthe procession reformed and proeee

clinrcli, the largest Frenelr catholic ed to the Roman Catholic Cemeter by Bl`|iii0e_ill L<_0W@\'l-f' .The financial 1085 Where the 0001’ WHS laid £0 F650-'_-' the minister of war that idle gossip

In re ard to mllltar re arations in Acadia Fire... ,.....l00

0' sr. lurrsnssuno, Nov. 21.-Rus.

I __ Ro more rusty pens

_No cl ¢_4_,ll9.l1* _

No :fig blots '

» 'I N3 thick ink in the well ' =

If you uscmiy K

' Made in Amherst

' Sold everywhere

Everett Q. Barron Co

Alscl makers of "U. N. O.. ' Shoe Blacking. ’

peril House oNa SOLID WEEK. .

With Special Matinee s.\.'ruRDAv AF'l‘lssNo0N

2.30 0'clock. COMMENCING

_ Monday Nov. 25|h

H. Wilmot Young and Margie Adams

» ir Stock Company.

~_.~ plays. ‘ 6

'Phe opening bill for Monday night

will be Mrs. Fiske’s great success

. “niv0Rcoiis"

Tohgve followed by Ishmael, by soiit err.. A Girl ol the sunny South!" Jane Eyre. The Cowboy Preacher. Anna Karlnina. Under the Bedr's Paw.

...'Wanted assistant in Del_1ti\10fllC€`6"Big v‘i|devi"¢ Act 3"

0 _at every performance.

o

*Plays changed nightly.

'day morning 22nd lust. 11-23M6i.

IS CHINA GOING 'TO

WAR WITH RUSSIA? ..._-

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-Ca\1le-

grams received from China by local _ Chlneseapnounce _thatithe republic is preparing' to go to war with Russia

big secret societies, which iostered

dispatches with President Yuan Shi

cient Chinese territory

by Yow Gook Ha, secretary to Fung

S' Hills. hero of the revolution, h

3 ' _

»liintIIy and skilfully attended to b Kai' _

Y - _ '_ ' _ . _ _ e A ' ' . e __ a

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his

Y sfnn oilicers were warned to-day

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i llse it---the

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__ com_plete'll11e now ln stock Maple Leaf and Daisy ru

,ber boots, lurnberrnen’s boots, inoccasslns, coarse heavy boot

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.»f_;'_" __ 1. “_ 1 _ , _ '§’-"Lili _mdii-Meiidies geuts line boots and shoes at rock hotto

` ' ll l

ole, _ Rubbers, Ov ers hoes

'fn1iba§é.,;;y|,'l.,I-' and j, buckle overshoes. Also a large assor

‘ ,prices ion _\~ ill save money by pure asiug lere. ’

2 .,.

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.eo5M owl' srrfl .aaiwodu ful.) lov..

JMU `

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1';-8 l~.f_\lti:_l_slf__. ,_ _

” _ i. s. cilliisson

Breakwater St.

Sourls

b~ it has been hinted eller. the depart S melt contemplates an increase in th

m 'Members were present from all th

r' ci ial ciiti f '

military matters. It points out tha

the dissemination of rumors capaible OI being brought into connection with events in the Balkans.

T0 TALK OVER POSTAGE

_ TORONTO, Nov. 21.-A conference of the shareholders oi the Canadian Press Limited, and the Canadian Press Association was held yestoid

A deputation representing both imrligg WHS aplwinted to interview the post- 'm“9t0l"Zeneral on Saturday with the

Of H1095 Of P08!-age on newspapers

t' rates from one quarter-‘cent a pound, ` -to one cent a pound,

_ 'Were 0106*-ed as follows: 1 _ President, J. F. Mackay, Globe,

Toronto; first vice-president, M. E. NlChDlB. Telegram, Winnipeg; second rvicevpresident, J. S. Lewis, Ji-

-r

_:_g__‘ _ Stan. Montreal, secretary-treasurer, W , , - 1 , .

im _ , _ i i I ll? J” Atkinson' Dany Star' T01-0nto_ , ___ _ .1 _ _ __ _ _,A _

P at . na . m e- 0 -

‘ U25 . _ _UT OC I ‘ . .- _ ~= ‘ °

I ‘ s , . . 5: ‘ r , 1*

1 .

_~,i§4ontag-ue A

it 1.;_,T'11fe__;Dry Goods People

I,,_ "e by express from two of the largest and bes

coat therein Canada, twoinore shgpments ladies’ cloth coats

cure 'them at a snap, and we

.Liars o\wioH_e`iin _th_¢§best»values we have had this season Als .Comelquick if you want _e bargain. W ‘ve _ ` fhrdfhl.-goulls and can show you the largnst assert-»

°'.We Bright these `l`5‘te,' and pro

_e.mv»lleI0~i°-.

- lavé _ii.ei1i.eee yen ma eseni, PEs_Mn~N_.'s. e lieee

thlt il did to ft, and is fitfto wear,

l\'lr_$i)_' ",.stolcs,etc. Me1'f’sfor`col‘lars`,‘men’s &4 §;_il|!>y ovlfcoi V_ Il' everything

...... §_..’;.____,._.. ~**`

-a

_.ne

`~_’. 1-. :_!v»» -~‘- ‘ ~ ` . ' ' 'r 1” '.1' ._

r. ,1&lw ae ai

N;-_idle -‘\‘~»5._=e`..-E .'.___ .

.s

want to keep

k H- W°'0dS; Calgary Herald; J. I-Il

Y 'rr-mr Pain nrro FUND:

0 endment tofths Government Railways' C

WBHII

Collvel" J Kerr, Regina Leader, J

Macklin, Winnipeg Fi-ee pregg; J ROSS Rbbertgon, Evening Telegram Toronto; E. F. Slack, Montreal Ga- zette; G. Gordon Smith, Mant,-¢,,i Witness; G. Fred Pearson, Halifax Chronicle; E. W. McOready, St. John Telegraph; W. J. Blackburns, Lon-don., Free Press, and P. D. Ross, Ottawaf Journal. '

MAY GET THE MONEY

. @--a~`

0'l‘TAWA,\ Nov. 21-Hon. Frank

Cochrane has given notice of an am-

Employees ~i>rov1lient.~ d Act syf

A .good 1i_le'_.¢_|& mule Pave bw New They are stron'g.vze11 made. -stand plenty of wear and

Presenting ia Repertoire of all now ' '

are exceptional, values at

the Pfieeecosafe 1' I Hsls up.

Non-Corrosive _ .___

It preserves the pen points. "

A fine showing of

bells in full .body .md back strap, nickel

and hmm mountings, also chimes, in sad-

I

horse

made, ,strong and

die and shaft styles

See These e'Sleig__hs

For over 5_8 yea"rs'tl1e»naine Tudhope onaisleigh

has been a guarantee of fsupexior worth and genuine value. The 1913 styles we are showing now fully live. up to thestandard set by Lprevious styles and Wo' know tlie present showing is away ahead of any we have ever sh0wn_b@_f0f¢, The name Tudiiope _is on 28 different styles this year. ` '_ __~__=

Ill 1 _

f ‘ 1 Pick O1`_¢_t.Your Style Today

Fur coatswis made ff°“\` _ ie...§fll§.~'f t§‘.l2¥i.li“l§F.if'.1§.?.ll§r.l}.l.°§.l?."f3.§l°fi...lil§l}.lfl1li§dll?

tonlers who desire time. We'h`u.ve reliable agents in nil parts

Here are fur

will ataiid plenty of

Welfriur ne ||p_

" The Sléiglis we are showing are inade specially to

our order to suit our Island roads. They have special y*l:11races‘and other features -to withstand all fwear and tear. ` -You have never seen a better display of good

sleiglis than that shown here now. N.0 lilaltereig-,l;,g}t style you want you will iind it here , ‘Prices rnii§a_§ from $30 vp- I _ _ . _ _ . ._ _

W

~ "~'~.i..*

| 'Fur l

good quality skins, carefully tailored and perfect fitting. Also some of heavy cloth with fur

` ‘ _,.5

in a splendid line""of `f;ti`Fs,'ar.: I

of the P1~°viii4'.e who will be pleased to show suinplcs, quote thoroughly lined. vary Stylish

N E o c 0.

l collar and lining . . . ..._ . .$l2 up

\ and warm, priced nt. . _ . . .$5 up,

_ fy _l

1l~23SltME \ ~~ » _ f _i _ at _ _ rr.

STOCK Quo'1‘A<r1oNs.'

Nov. 22’12.

lottetowu, P. E. I.

Atchison Am. Beet Sugar » Am. Smelters 803. Amal Copper 85% Br0o'.r.lyn R. T. 92! Great Northern l’fd.138}. Lehigh Valley 175%- Miss Pacific 44»} Northern Pacific 125% V Pennsylvania 1231 Reading 17--2 1728

soi 853

175% 432 124%

123B 172}

92; las;

onetntienn lnrnieired by F. B. Me. _ _ _ Curdy'& Co., Stock and Bond Ilrok- | H1112. ’l`l‘u¢ ers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- ` MEX- N0?- chauge, 164 Richmond St., Cher-

/ 4

_ NEW YQRK Sfpoggg iDecember

. High Low Close 13011011

“Y

108 107 ~ 1071;, 55§ 55} 5}`

5

92 138 175

so; 8601

Montreal Rower- 229 '229 .__ ' 229 N. S. Steel & Coal' 1; 87

Richelieu & Ontalrlo 114 11355 1132

shnwinignn 137 lang; 13': Toronto Ry. 0 140} 140 140

sa ‘ 02 9 03

' 25 .24 25 _ co'r'roN

, 'r

High Lowir Close

1224 1208 1224

| .lnrmnry 1201 lziil 1231

_ w-Hlenr ` f

. - »u ~ gd December 84% gi May 90%

2 “.5

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fi, _‘ul

84 90

44 _ __ 124?

123* _ l/uisrrl la sncnnrrlns

E

_ . _ . Yi Yun, ecretar t tt (Y ~_

-i“1<l.f.“°“<l5 “he “"0 “"0"” th°“” ‘OBS sin Kar; eebinel tg 51.: Seger mv the W" “ loving brother and an army of 60 000 has been mobiliz-

kind _friend to everybody. His home - ’ _ - i- _ W.” noted. my and wide ,or its ho en in Pekin ann time General Wong Southel Pac-Lic .i-iitality. The funeral took place Wed- b ~ ted it 1 ad

_ neidB¥.__0ctober 231-d and wss large- e;l;c:£§i0,:; to B he re;réx_t Gene;

Rook. Island ` "

Union Pslrilic U. s. steeu _

Brokers, Members Montreal Btoe HRV Exchange, Charlottetown.

’ ` BANKS

26 25.1

1 Ili 1110 173§ 172 750 75

Am. (ia/n. _ Betl1_.S.teel. _ ........_4.1_i___ 40% Harvester 121i 120 Mex. Pet. 85

84

Utah 64 63%

I e

U. s. steel Pia. 112 112 -

423 41

lin . 121? Commerce .. ...M2235 84 Nova Scotia .. ".2055 we Montrealp.. _,.249

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f;‘cT_L‘i0:°;i_1(;imri';i”rarI:_l;Bm _l`lI*:bL°__dlé‘;'_ ||()N'1~R1u,;{, HTOCKS Acadia Sugar Pfd. ...l05 . . ' Do ord ._ . _ 80 ,1Bslled at the direct command ol E. - ' ""

gem, Nicholas aims at Stopping :ale High Low Close ggrélfidriéiioié Iigegeersrén !C§;...1_0 issemination of news iri regard to Cmmdia . ' ' ` ' "

- _ . n Pacific 267; 266* 2i‘si_Enstern Trust ...145

R““"““ *"’“Y “‘°“"“’“*‘°“ °‘ 00'" neuron 12; 1z` r'zi__Hn1irnx Fire ...100

.

military men have been concerned ig gem) Steel Cotp_'_g___6ll 611 Klew. Pure Wool 'I‘ex.` (lorn. 35

'mi - 112 A” 430

., British... . _ ........156

‘ nnyei 2251 224

-~_------ MISCELLANEOUS

98 100

1231; 1220 1230

_ 1230 1220 122.0

High Low Close.

E l

_ M _ _ _ » U20 (Quotations Furnished by ,ll‘. B. _ Mc-

li

Bid ,

1,55 23-5 2041 2414

l

14_

14 .ie 20

lriew. Pure Wool Tex. Pfd. , x.d.. with 30 p. c, of Com.

stock... ......100

Maritime Telep. Corn,x.il. 83 Db. Pfd. x.d., ....105 N. B, Telephone ....110 North Atlantic Fisheries

Pfh. without bonus 95 N. S. Car, lst Pid., x.d.... 96 Do. 2nd Phi. ..~. 32 'Do. 3rd Pid. 57 'Do. Com. 40 N. S. Clay Workl, Pill. x.d. ‘J5 Do. Com. x.d. Nova Scotia. Fire... .._L100 Btanfield P.'d/x.d. ...104 Do. Com. x.d.

,Trinidad Cons. Tel. Corn.. Trinidad Electric 77

98 81 102§ 103

90 90 72 47 30 90 36 90

102 G5

32 73

‘ W I-lOLESAI.l*] ARRl*}S,'I‘S

WAS]-ilNG'I‘ON, Nov. 21.-Acting

1 i

Nor 'ro BE Pnosnciinflnnii ‘ IN CONNEC'1j'1’QNj_-_

wI'l‘H Rosl_nN'r1_lAI.'MUnnsn

NEW Yol_zl<, Nov. 21.-sem

Schepps, one of fthe f0\lI infornlers whose testimonyfreshltédfin the cnn- viction ol Charles ‘Becker und thc four gunmen for the murder of l-ler- man Rosenthal, was’ discharged from

_custody to-day. He hadlheen held in

n. technical charge ~ oi vagraiicy. Scliepps refused to divulge his plans for the future. The _‘time for the re- lease of Weil# lsr, Vallon and Rose, the other informers, has not been made

public by file District Attorney’s oi- iice, but al three, it was expected, would he given their freedom' today.

i ' like _nl _i

_under _direction of ilosivmaster General Hitclicoclr, post oilicc inspectors und United States marshals iii seventy~ tivo leading cities oi the country, have begun practically simiiltaneous _

W. l.. llingwell Funeral Director and 'llmlnl m

: raidsflor the arrest of 173 persons ' ' ` charged with using the mails ,to pro- '.inote»-_crl-minal .medical practices or ftheslile of drugs and instiwinients

used for illegal purposes.

Many ol the persons to he arrested

are proinilient' commercially and so- ciiiily in their cnmlnlinities. Sonic are prominent physicians; others are rich and iniluentiul hill-:incss men; yet .others are rnen who live by their wits _ and-are coniparsltivel_y little known

BESUC\11t0S; rind one is ,, Chinese, who

I wii_lio'_it tlicir 'own small coterie of

Graduate of the, New England nstllue of Anatomy, Lady assistant 'n attendance. ` Funeral car and h`e'£is'e which are

equal to those in a large cities. Calls attended to promptly day or night. liziiisfaciioil guaranteed Office, par- I ir and 'how rooms Upper Main S i. Sourlli. _

“ ’ Telephone Central

_Hs alleged t_o have practiced his coll- ] ing. |

a- __

Rebideme, { Undertaking 'Rooms

5MsEftf - _. .4

Material.

r .

...I ur Big roducti0fl5i\‘_l-gl

_ l .__ _ !__._.... _...l___ W _ _

1

Our Montreal and Am-he~rs_t Factories owing to the Garment _workiers

ddll nf '

6

10.50 jr 12.00 _r 15.00 f~

H _

18.00 Q Z ‘.00

.» r

_ployees discharged for .since April ilt, 1901.' ~

._ iealenirirnxefjriieee -f!i";1‘l“~“¢..3° . * 0'! Goods Sto1"ee._ ' 0

0.00 _ Men ,smercoais 8.00 “°

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(6 "_

s-'-r~ "S3

7.50 _

.‘§}.`§lf>lii`lff.l§§f.l'If.'§lf.‘i20101033033- We werethe first called to clear out the surplus stock. We _have bought

' the entire lot of Pants Soils and Overeoats

' _ _ _ s e, 9 __ __ . 9

0 ` r 1

re.ireenee.»e.r...~.....e_...........e...}e§I.’¥: Strike have got several thousan o are wort o_ Orders Cancelled i_n_,__ready

made clothlngon account of 'late deliveries. A

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at less than the co§t_'of°"Raiv

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Qi I 6. 0 _ ‘ 0 A “ 07"-u

P in I 08 9 the dominion and’ _ . ' _ '.' _ ` »

1VQJl0us matters relating to the tele--' ~ ' ". _

me ~ ~ » ow . s 1 our » . ance »U0WBDBpcl‘s were discussed. 0 iiicers - _ _ , ' Q ` , ` __ '

To get yourdwinter supplies_;it_ H?_gr;f3,¢,g1___;-@’S P,-.iGe_0 ' . _ _

500 lM¢00§i|is13_.§0 |nns1suiisiciio"fz.00

_' _,.54 " _-.

1 114: ‘ `

_mic-1.200. _.egg _mil if-,_ 050 1400 re- ' ’2.i01=.."a.ii" ‘ ...tis

.,,» .-__

" 7'* ' ‘ ig ,` e _ ~ ' _ _I6 ].,_!__7__. _ 4. _g9;Q§;1¢49 i ~»=_"» f “ 1 _l4_00\w&'° .. r 5

l

providing that the boglin nrinnnistsr-i _ . - _-, _ 1 _ _ . _ - ' _ '50 ‘ins the Md. may my out bf emu - ` I »`. 13'. ` . _ . _ ‘ _' ` - ' *_-"~"‘ `

;;,““,§,';,,;';',<;‘,°,°,;,;;ég°\;;f'§_i;_>; ,gf -_ - Be-_ost hand Nov. zznd at 9 a. ni. and Lgét "fa"

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