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1"" k a n Ir lllllellin . i alaiieilliieahiiiamtcziiesr ‘an 51111111013113?" running a ship yard. I mad Theobald sued for the price of The ‘maiden nflmelflf m‘: ' fall. the bull; Let/laud for the value of in: was Mlurgatlrllzillir n‘: 681'": ' his boat and flab beside! damn" T 0y 111° Down“! h“ cheat“,

h life f th 01110- Pouned d" me Dam” “piiened sailings are 1:11am? for aiid wide ' “(Continued on ll 3) in Sohomn County-

Mamie OF A Maacnalvr

Ontario will bathe In reel High- land dew next May-day when Gov- ernment control becomes effective.

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Mum] lubaerlptlone Delivered £5.00 u mu, Oeeeda and U. s.A.e4.ao

slll-tllvltllllll: llnlllllnlls siltiliil Pill trust costs

Says Australia's Prim e Minister, Speaking

Greatest Intér-Im perial Trade Within the Bounds 0t Em pire, He Declared. I

(171110111811 P1360!) and air forces showing Australia's ‘PORJONTO, Jan. 5.—~Every self- per caplta. expenditure to be about sflvviillills lBrltiah domln‘lon must 64 cents and Canada's expenditure undertake its full quota of the cost for the same purpose 22 cents. o: defense to the utmost of its abil- Tile Australian premier dwelt with 11y l0 i111)’. 011119119111- 11 position ot‘ considerable length- and emtphasie inferiority in the empire, was the on the efforts of his country in declaration of Right Hon. Stanley that direction. lie insisted that Bruce, Bnlme Mluie-ter of Australia, every dominion luust provide for 1'11 11 1000111 811111011111: of the Can- its own defense and take part. ill ndian Club-here today. M-r. Bruce protecting its sea borne trade. said that nation] independence car- Next to Great Britain, said Mr. ried with it national responsillll- llrucc. Carlotta ltatl tlle- greatest. 11y. lilo rond- ll. ittblo 0i‘ per t-ap~ l.utcl'-iluperinl il-nllo within illu iia expenditures on naval, military bounds of the ulllllilrll.

- Back . infuriated Tr 1*“ Chinese Mob (‘By L. U. Fowler, Calgary, Alberta.

Formerly of Summersldc, P. E. (cflllidilfl P11")

mm“ i“ °“'““““ M“1“°“"“"" IIANKOW, JuTlTEI-a hulltiflli of British fighting mon, without fir-

I was always 1n love with alaw-

Ly Courts were established anti the

hear the lawyers argue . and the policemen and they stood their

the Boat and Bull Trial. this rifle from him and bayotnetted

it was ‘three generations ago that him. Using long poles, the tchin- this famous trial was staged ill use badly beat two other ‘sniiursn Prince Edward ‘island. An lhiglish- tor more than four hours the thin‘ man named Theobald emigrated alld Hrltlsh held, protecting their civ- bought a. farm at; ltustico, a. fine ilian men, omen nild children kin-' spot, indeed, with its high cape folk. Th at nightfall, came he- overlooking the water. then tlllctLlatetl relief, i'rom the native soc- with fish of many kinds. Theobald lion of Hzlnkow, or from Wll was the forerunner of gentleman Chang, across the rlver where the farmers and looked with some cnn-‘Cnntonese government had its?

the firing by a British warship up-i

110111n8 a. first-class bull from Eng- attempting to release two British

‘land. The animal was a fine type. merchant ships seized by Chinese tWhO Remembers“ Them In P. E. 1.?

(Oakland Maple Leaf.) bald was able to handle him by ex- 2,000 Chinese, while the British as. People oi.‘ P. E. l.. W110 1110 111' 010151115 0111111011. but he was a ter- sorted approximately 300 Chine‘... tcrested in their ki-tih and kin in far 1'01‘ 101110 neighbors. And no Won-iwere killed or wounded. away California, will be glad t0 der. for the sight of anyone except. __;-<o>..___ learn tihat. matinee Dowli-ng. who his owner seemed to inspire the GIVEN LIFE IMPRISONMENT was horn and brought up six mllcs animal with uncontrollable rage. FOR ATTEMPT AT munosn from 0harlt1ttotow11. is 111111‘- 111111 Nevertheless, he was the pride of --—-- wl-ll Theobald and the abuse of tho MONTREAL. Jan. 5. —1Charlea years. neighbors. Theobald, in retolla- Tapp, charged with attempted mur- native of Killarney, llrelantl, whom 11011. said that the smell of decny-wler of Radolphtpe Corbell, coal mer- he married in Sh. John, N. 13., in 10g tlsh on those Frenchmen, with chant, and _hls staff, on April 24 18715, has ibeen his good, faithful 1110111. Wherever they went, was last, ivnslFntencetl to life lmprieon- companion all these years. 011011811 to drive any man or (lllilllllii lnent by Judge Wilson in court oi’ er Michautl, Pastor of St. John, N. 1111111. tKiught llench here today. 11., was the priest who nlarricd -_ The snowy twhite hairs and minded little Frenchman. lmMnutl loss had ended his own obnoxious bent form of this 80011 W110 1110111 ‘by 11111110. was following his usual career. °11°11l>ation of fishing along with hls| So far as the Frenchmen were 51 years n80 W11011 11110 1100111110 "- crew about three miles from the concerned the incident would have 1111110- . 011110- Tho wind was isouthwcst ended thcrc and then. Not: so with villnlzo 0i Viliifly F0111. 111 5011011111 11nd increased until nt. noon itffltcobald. lilo loved the dendbruto County- amounted to a violent gale. Lc- with as much devotion and sillcor- James Dowling came toISt. John. Maud decided to run in under tho ity us did any Egyptian reverence N. 8., in 1873. and served his 111110 shelter of the cape, cle n‘ tho fish a sacred bull. ll-lle rage was be- as blacksmith under Dougald Mc- 1i19y had caught. and Int e n noon- yond all reason when he heard of 13111111111. W110 W011i 11y 111° 1117 meal. T-his was but a usualtlle happening. -lt was nothing to Dou811id Bornish. proceeding on their part. ihlm that LeMnltds boat was wreck- "i was 51 years in New Brun- 11 1110)‘ neared the cape they u0--ed and that the men were suffer- swick." 11o ilced the bull tethered not titt- from ‘lug from bruises. He cursed their there l worked for William R0080- rcco, brt-ed and generation in lan- Myself and wife came to California

and scraping his fore feet when 11o guago that soon passed the vocllh- in 187R. l0‘! 1.11011’).

fellows simpl

admired by all who saw him. but soldiers oi‘ lthe northern army was 1111.0 111nny men as well as animals fired upon ,-und a score of British the llud his faults, and tho particular killed or wounded. -~ The 1Chluesc fault was his viclousnoss. Tbeo- claimed that the British fire killed

tOnc ilno summer's day a simple-t

edge and. as always. roaring

111811 8.1. 1.11 gfiiialln; in factil and“ eep to t e w . i” 11m of the bull aa t " Mir to the lend,

3100K;

110111 the ally came Theobald‘! one shlillnl! 1110mm: for a 111118‘

(qr personal injuries. 0n the ap- are.

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p Read by ~ rybotly (lovers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY_ JANUARY e, 1927

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ME ll [IHESS 11F BIILTUN.

TORONTO, Ont, Jan. fil-Kather- afterwards ‘Duchess i‘ oi‘ Bolton was the ilauccc of James - Wolfe. For a grout many years tho real ldoutity 0t Katherine Lowther was lost in uncertainty. There was never n. portrait. 0t’ the lady who and history only rnls by repute. 1t was a Clluillldzlh, lloweveir, who flu- _ all-y solved the mystery of Wolfe's j first, lost and only love, and Dr. A. 1 C. Doughty. thc dominion archivist. - knows where lies tile only authent- ic lptlrtralt 0t‘ Wolfe's lair lady.

~ i said: “l know not that my picture‘ was to be set; in jewels. l beg you to tcll .\lrs. Wolfe and. olltreut her ..> take llor own time about giving the necessary directions. as a nlzlink oi‘ his affection, refuse would willingly spare myself tlic pain of seeing a under fur different hopes and expectations.“

Ill 1759 Katherine paid a visit tr her sister, the Countess of Dalrllng- ton living ill Rally Castle and in all probability lefl: the portrait at the castle. it. had allwaya reminded her

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1 Before Canadian Club-Canada has the ‘5

I cannot

loved u soldier, know of 1101' tiilll

MISS GERTRUDE FORD

a former Canadian girl‘ who has be- come famous In New York as a tea blender. She hat: built up a highly successful business.

The Boat and 11111111111111 1111111 1 Hon. s. n. Bruce

On Economic Reconstruction 1

Ag (ganglia Press.) W - Ill. T , mg a shot’ “may hem h) cheek an government and nuiouolny 0f t suit. When a small boy 1 ugedtq infuriated mob or severe. thousand "aria"! ‘imgiiiioiis “ti, m“ sneak into the lgrga mom or the Chinese cooliee, who attempted -to Em!’ '9 lag 1° 913112 "g3 “at “if, chosen farmhouse to hear the trials 01111180 11110 1110 311111-111 00111¢000i1°11w1miy w t "e o B“ Gun W“ llillldllclufi by Her Majest 's repre- district ot‘ this city of nter or, _ flenmflves who signed ‘Lyn after Chhréh [named ‘by anlhmimsh the United ‘States and the British their names and, later. when Coun- speeches at a New Year's celelhra- Em?“- ition on the hanks oi.‘ the Yangtse world economic reconstruction, R1- lawyers only were the Judges, liRive, the horde 0f yelling Chinese Hon. Stanley M. Bruce, Prime M111- would rather attend court than goimoved against. the British. quarter, ister of Australia, told the English- in swimming. ‘I was delighted to la their path were a. few British spgalklnfgtUniont 11love todloly- n1 e u are o le wor a t Witness refuse to answer. When l ground when stoned. Twenty realization of what the Great Wm‘ ‘become privileged to not on a jury sailors off British warships in the was fought for depended upon mu~ myself or to be the Justice of the Yn-ngtse joined ‘the policcnlcn. tual sympathy 01.1110 10111111-‘111-111101111- lPgflcg I enjoyed meeting the rela- They fixed bayonets to their l-ifles, ing nations, ho declared. Ho warn- tives of Annnias more than attend-and they used tlbeir rifles as clubs ed against alliances with other na- ink a local celebration or nttrac-iin exchanging blowe with che tious by Great. Britain and the Unit- tion. _ ,churging mob, but they did vnot ed States. ' Only once was ~12 so unfortllnatefire. Marines, hastily landed, re- Britniuis an “impcrinlistic grabber’ as to be the defendant. The plaln- lntorccd the little British party. has _ ti: Buetgengeuinsteladi of the King on Three of the British defending the said, and a new Brltislit 191111111‘? w ose a I a offended him, concession were wounded and tak- ollc has been deve ope ou o . and he paid the costs in the nou- en to hospitals. Twenty cooliee €he lgssons of the secession oithc 8i S: d,ff"‘b“§;'d.‘"“'°" n? . t. suit. This, however, is aside from bore down on one sailor, wrestled American colonies, making the Eul- ' "9 11' a '3" a" ‘"5

commonwealth of "peace loving partner nations.’

Sir Samuel Hoare Arrives at Barra

mutual understanding between

The idea that Great

““'“'1’“‘°‘i' M" ABOVE is a reproduction of the miniature of Katherine Lowther, T“ “my Ma“ “imiienging "PM" m" genera] “eight agent’ and i“

which he carried with him up to the time

Gen- Jamc Wolfe's fiance .. lr1a-l to tll cler l l" ' ht tti . ’ ow been located In England by on k ladlophone calls could not bc tap- " e 5 i a “"3 ° u’

D110 1011M’ 11- Dclviug into rccdlds an letters and documc for his “Conquest

d relics. of the tragod other illYfSirOlllflnCfLI . n _ , _ . , Trunk ilw , n M ‘c at, nts for material As the yearz-lipasscti, the picture be- £1,211,512?“ ‘is; XfMOTQAIiLifYiIIL “U?” M fly a d on m h 1 0t‘ Canada," Dr. cums a family heirloom. Katherine p i“ a u on’ (‘o e d’ hm“ this piLVllSC never claimed ill Wolfe's last will and tcatltnlclit. lilies Lowthers W115 hundpd picture may -'ho sot in jewels to tho to gencratio five hundred guineus tprcgenl; (lay and anlli returned to her.”

Writing to a friend Miss Lowtlletl‘

naslui, lruk, Jan. Salim ._ ,1

tempt on his humble neighbors. heatiqnartem. The Chinese sol-{£3;flgfrftielaitiilltiiieiiiirciilyldh$15.1; ‘most of whom were French. He dlers soon dispersed the mob. ‘lanidy noweék ago 1,, the Al,‘ Line proposed to revolutionize the state. One of the British acts employ- fiercules on a {HEM to 1mm,’ an)... of affairs, at least so far as theed by the tChinese a'nti~British ugh-ed at Basra from mgmut (his mums Zgeedlnz of live stock was concern-tutors to incite mob violence was mm Arm. a "ma; res‘: (he); 13?“,

filo Ibegan his work ill a prllise- on Chinese soldiers at Wanlusicn in goaigfid 2331;211:1110 ‘m. mm c‘ o‘ worthy and sensible manner by im-‘Septomber. A British naval -pul'ty. us ' '

Reported Millionaire ‘Celebrations At Left About $25

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Jun. pound notes, or odlout $25 ‘ total assets left by Leonid Soviet Envoy to (ircat Britain, who died recently, Soviet officials staid Since ‘his donlh, estimat- es have been made papers that his estate was between 2,000,000 and 3,000,000, pounds, but the Soviet officials owned no property whatever. officials said tllnt tlln widow ox- pectctl to receive a small jlfillfiiflll.

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Sir James Craig- Elevated To Peerage

(Canadian Press.) - LON-DON, Jun. 5.—The olovalion Jgngland Greets New

of Sir James Craig, Prime Iilinistcr. of Ulster. to the peerage. is one of,‘ of the King's New, Year's honors list. Baron Sumner both counts. and Sir (lcorgo (fubb, Col. hilonnes Corwulils, and Sir (flint-lost Oroenway, become baronets.

Sir James, who will now he eu- titled to sit in the liouse of Lords, has decided to take the title "Vis- count Craigavon" after his old home on tho outskirts of Belfast. place was tho contra of resistance to tlic Home Rule p0 cy ofihc then

The White House

(Canadian Press.) ‘m0 dciliiiziiltlngifrsliggloliltlltllzltlrlcltt ahnnd 1V0 111118100 schooner, "W. T-‘Railway at Iiloutrealx On Jmgusttnmln (Hglgnguiahed lmemmur “T191119 lust night in the nation's farewell dell”, Captain Anderson, ivas tow-tun 1905, he Devan“; asslsuumatlt pl osop r. to tlic old ycal" and its lzreetinllfi 10 Thu cnlistttl nitl ot Jlvc nlal-illcs, ll. trumpctcrzlntlfoul ‘trombone players. an innovation in music. from thc roof of the White House at the stroke of 1:2. The mar lnes stood on the highest part of tllo root‘ nt the font. ofthe flngstut. with a spot-light. iroincd on lllem and lllt- flag waving overheat]. Ar illur Wiicolnb. the buglcr, sounded “Taps" at midnight. and followed ilt with "Reveille." Alter that thl played Beethoven" mcatiotl," and, Abts "Over tlr

h-Prcsi-

Mrs. Dowling, who is a

them.

quite ,1 contrast to the-r appearance Year Wlth SHUIQS (Canadian Preeeqkf l Jan 5-——The.n lll188t , ______‘.,_i_ at twins 11111111511 111:h1111§°11“;“1“ - 100k ‘till Christmas". $011103 KINGCHARLES FLAGON “"1" i“ ‘""’ "i m" “mmmmiy “i

tr is the keyno not’ e ow e1: tyhdttghl» of the British 111111110. b1- ‘melnncholy recollections of the co.‘ strike. bad trade and financial 10:" es were not permitted to lntrud celebration of th

They live in the pretty

music wero tho order of the p181 not only in hotels. restaurants am public resorts. hilt In 1111111110 11011195- The same brave. hopeful. happy crowds as in years past. gathered around St. Penis Cathedral and

We lived in San Fran- From there we bellowed in retumilf they did not understand his came to Marshall on the Pacific 111d amused t emeelvei ill mlkinhwords, they did ills intent. and with 001101- |%istic remarks soccer-atom

Lelilaud and hie merrymlary of the simple tFrench. llliut cisco 6 months. Grain new dignity Wm not meet his position as head of the north- tt“ 11 a new a agghngmidl“naiénéoqfofgxlfvaiigl‘a: filtrprolsilrliiizalts of mutual hope for bet. knighted in 11121. His title will now, '- becomc hereditary.

i REFLECTORB FOR VEHICLES GIVEN TO QUEBEC FARMER8

Marshall 'ia 7 miles from Theo- live tongues to his one they return- Valley Ford. l followed my trade 11nd his animal. The c lfwaa ed it with interest many times of blacksmith fifty years. ‘vent, of nnothor year there were 1111101111. “Q1 out per- compounded luld in language lu~ this work became too shift‘ on my ‘ g water comprehensible. The result was years. 10.118110 more rage and threatened law.- here and took up chicken ranchlns. alto‘ 5e12,: suits; on the plart (d)! Thterobaldtfor as “yrou see here." an it t. 0 tlie deadanlme an on epar o . - of mooring the animal LeMaud and his fellows for injury numbers 1500 White Leghorns. "11 completely from their to themselves anti their boat. And whloli bring them e 111110 1811111110- They fastened the craft they both curried thlelr throats in~ mthmbborilltlzforfiigd m0 that M1‘- =b l. 1 lh d . W ll. ‘ lidwiatmrevaglfitttieihac: tuklllfiilig: iii. ollilltspeantzd in those shrewdness, has saved l. 300d 110111 ‘"1" "Wt Iilu or o uoertain- days by three magistrates 1111111 11 s11: 111111 11°“ "i ""11 1° ""11" tfiitiagilt‘ r5001 clash; all 89110115103 byhthtls Crows éfohneyorllzgeya nice home and live 111 crl ' ~ ‘m? ."“ ’°"'““°"'° y e m ' r h ' l rt r. n. r. he ser- ho“ ‘"1 01 woe. gllevrtllilil er acted. The magistrates received velllithigonrnefiut Mt. stovtwrh ‘m: der Eddy (71111111. W110

Five years ago I clllmc

iConservatives Elect Candidate

(Canadian Prue)- ANTIGONISH. N- 3-. Jen. 5. -—

Dowlillfe ebiokea ranch

QUEBEC. Jan. 6—-Ono theirs- and farmers in the “Province of Q1111‘. heels-e soon going to 1110111" “"'1Neil n. McArtliur. K. C» 01m expected gifts from the Roads De"Bgy was chosen at the Oonlorva- ‘partmentt, in the term 1111-81111011111- live convention held here yester- which are to he fixed fore and aft (my. to contest. the dual constitu- on vehicles propelled by animal locomotion. The llondr Dellfllfimtiflt the federal by-electinn 10 110 119111 has ordered 1,000 bftheeo reflect- January 18th to fill the vacancy ore as an experiment. They are so waned by the death of l-lon. J. C.

ency of Anluoniehfluvolruro

MAXIMS

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MERCHANT

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git; it is not poiiliCii dlffcrencel, but o;- political indifference that lo the

greatest curse of any country.

Morning Guardian, Founded ll‘! Charlottetown Guardian [In Cents

(‘L088 11F llFE ABBBMFANIES EXPlliiliiN UN F RENBH Biiiiiiiii

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Thirty-three Men Unaccountetl for are t Thought t0 Have Perlshetlin the Hold I When Fire Swept Through Vessel.

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(Canadian Press) tho known injured \\‘('l'(: orcw tnenl- ibcrs and tho llliltin‘ tlockllandll. Cup- llAllTlhiOilE. M. l). Jun. 5.—-‘iilill Jules Corner, the Richoliows ,'l‘illl'l)'-lhl‘ftfi nicll were tlllseing an contlnalldet- said ll check shovred llollr rlt'tcl' all explosion uliourdfliil oi‘ his trrow of ~16 urlllurl. 0i’ 111" 1“_1'1‘111'i1 1111111111‘. itiviroiiotl, load» 40 \\'1ll'i(lll4'll ltnovrrl to have been mg 11.1011 n! u iillitillltlre and Ohio on lilo dock or nbnnrtl tire Rlche railroad pier in (‘urtis liay. l<‘lvo.].'t1tl ilii wt-rt- r-ithcl- ill ltospltalg or 0t‘ illo nlissing mo). wt-rc luelnbcrsircptlrtt-tl nil-using. Most 0t‘ them m’ the ship's crow and 2S wcrc'\vl-rl~ uc-gl-tu-s, All availalblo fire tlock workmen. 91.x ‘French navaliuttparaius and aulblllanros warp w _ ___ trade-tn attached to tho “vessel were chill-rt lroru llallilnrlro and privatu Ham J_ K_ Flemming M P ililgiflllliwi 101'. I automobiles were pres-sod into em- form" premler of New Bhnsvgick. n ITO] svas ‘T321111! lllli"il(‘f‘i(f‘li bulancn service. The Richelieu who" name figures prqmlnentl 1 t111l11i: iollutllt. ‘vftsrivl .'lll4i it ivlls ‘a 3.00 ton iounmnatotl barqne, in the trial of U s. A. senator A g ‘enrlertl hilt] llllatiillg‘ llli‘ll were d‘..- it long with n ‘ileum of 27 feet. Gould’ charged Wm‘ “yin Mr- 11111111111 n1 11F‘ hold. hourtctan mcn she (locked ui. Curtis Hay from Flemmlnu $100,000 in combecnoa (itfctr; take.» to: hospitals. the extent lit-est last week and was loadinfl Wm‘ the s‘. John valley Rama“. 1 tlcn minutes unknown. Two of pitch tor Lnurlent. France.

E D _ i . I“ a¥ifmbiiggp$gns_ Death of Wldely jSpeclal Gift-o Follow

Atlantic Radios Known Railwayman in Some Families

c d- (Special to The Guardian.) _ ( am ‘an Press) i .\iu.\llt'bu\.i..v, Jun 5—-/l‘he tleauriBY R"i"'“"i 5- 990"" M- D-f 111 LQNDQN, Jan 5 __,p,.mnp.ed by occurred at his late residence on] 0011131115 M11110 1-0115)

fl “firemen; of the Dally Ma“ chap Friday morning o; John Pllllen, for gngtng we sec-rec of me “.0 ecu llllilly years presi ellt oi the Cana- ed Trausqxuanuc ymdiophoze 136p than Express Company, and one 0i o“? ggngiucsfinfgxzggweiévggosfiax vice, officials today said that cav- me mm“ widely know" Expressilcft their mark on posterit and eo- B=111‘1‘0l1l1111i: had been one of the “““ ‘Rmiway “i” i“ Cmmda- TM clely Though not living “today to im-noyauceg evm- 3mm expemnemb, late Mr. Pullen had been ill for “gnnflzfl ‘N, Pm,“ on our prawn, hcguil. They 111111811. however, “my “m” Years’ “"4 retired civilization of his three sons and ti“; measures ha,‘ bee“ lake" u) from the management 0t‘ the mX-‘itwo aaughters in Caflforma the secure greme, se,.,,.ecy_ h“ is,“ pl-QSS Uonlpany shortly after tucimtp Damn, “pmnpon is one “.086 11051111110 111 1110 present stage of amalgailiaiw“ of m“ Uamidia“ N“ history deserves mention in The‘ technical JiGVGiOtDIIIBIIL to ensure Mom“ system i“ “l“""i" 1923' iMaple Leaf A native 0-’ ‘Vlontrose the saute ntensure 0t privacy as by nor,“ “i 51191110“ Mauen Eiigiamilil’ E l.. Daniel '\dcl\"nnon‘ first left 1 wire," said the officials who arc i“ 18“"' m“ “n” M“ Mme" cam” llo-me in the early fifties for the greatly perturbed because uppara- i“ Cimaii“ while 51'“ 3- b°Y1 and e“ gold tllggintrs of Australia. - A few tus here and in the United States, ‘Fwd ,'“"“"“y Semi” wit“ iiwiyears inter he loft the Antipodee valued at millions of dollars i5 ilfiybram‘ liiimk 5,131.9“) ui~_sb?i'i1i'q°ii"»lnpq "any; m cfl1j1'<,,-~la_ _