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Superior Fishing Rods

like :ire riliiniiiig rl

line of i`i.\liiii_-;_' i‘f\'l_-' flint will ill lip. t :ill ei1tl1iisi.1~'f.~ ;ii.\ l--is (lur sn. ~`»; in " -Ll 1--

*. lit-st th: iii;i:l~:-.; iifiiiwl-_

and our pri-1.-< i1»l;~- piircliziiziiiig e;:<_\'

llai1il:»'il\‘» I ‘

2 ii 25C 0 '~":i

Split l_‘.:iiii‘i i-i ?_i.i i»

encli up to 5 o.~ 0.

\\'o0il l{oil_\‘, lriiiirf-

lipsizgc up iii $5 U0.

l‘fvcr_vlliiiig cl:=e iii ‘ lligili ‘-» ade

Fishing Tackle

Cline in and look

these goods over wlie- tliei' you wish to buy or not.

].G.]amieson

l_c-:idiiig 'llicklc llousef

_~`_** M in T H E C H A R Lo T éT 0 V] N G U A R D I A N two brothers., the three together re- i

celving $19,500 a year besides travel-

FRIDAY MAY '° '9" ling expenses Brother appoints bro-

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ranimnn ou. CUMPANY Ar-in i=uioi<n1~‘ii:i.ni-iii. ‘ther to the best office in the sift 0

--» thc Government. ln a number of

lly :i di-vrec of the United States question many of his great doi\ati0nB. crises ii Bon has succeeded to thn

isolvcd within six moiiths. John D.

lliockcfcllci' rmiiains.

i l-iotli tliii roiiipuiiy and the man

siiprciiie Vourt' tlii- gri-ut Standard as for instance his hiille °l\‘lUW'“¢‘“li emoiuinentn nt his rather ni, it cirii llil lompiiny is ordered to be dis- of Chicago University. have been o servant' whiie the elder retires “non

great “fue e° "‘“"_kl"d’ v_i'i.i handsome superannuation allow- i What btnndard Oil has done of e\i mice It has become the rciziiiiiri

and wroiig. John ll. Rockefeller has ininn roi. omw_iiecking -ri',in.eBcntu_ I

I who iiiiiile it are aiiiiiiifl the rciiiark- done. suy his dctrnctors. He had itiveirto grab any good iivpoiiitiiient

7 aiilv tliingii of thc iigc in which we been, down to his retirement fiom ac-'they can roi themselves. and timing

liic. 'lliif stiiiidurd (ul ioiiipany of tive connection therewith afew years in that anon. to bestow it nniin

ilfof over seventy oil producing und re- and in every way the leading spiriti our subject is to can attention to

§‘New Jersey was formed by ii merger ago, practically the creator, director 'Rome near “native ti.,

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tj pipe lines. through which oil is pump-

.. iiiiiiig ciiiiipiiniesz It controls enough of the company. But at least in _the wide prevalence of this nnsavory

Smflu el‘l“ge- if “Ot "‘ greet' he has and reprehensible practice. It is not

’ :i-il from the wells to cities and sen- been honest, sincere, sober, living cbnnned to any one Provinre nr sec-

'iimplyi “ model h“eb““d' an excel' tion. Throughout Canada the civil le“e father' and greatly devoted to l service reeks with nepotism. A west-

_ religious duty. _ ' Iam exchange recently pointed out Qlsti-aiiu-rs, controls 38,000 niiles of; Many questions arise.in the minds that in erecting a member or Par1ia_

#K r;»ilwa_\' :iiid 4,000 tank cars that ilisl- of those who know or read of such ' ment or oi the Legisiature the neonie

;_,_.i ports, to izirdle the earth al. the lati- 5' tlidc of .\-'cw -York, siiy 20,000 miles. ‘£1111 owns -iigiioii big on tanks, zoo

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ltriliiitc the products of 3,000 oi

ii ii_po liii,s. lt has paid $6(]0_0il0,000 in

iiiiyiiiit liiilf ii iiiilliiiii diillul'i-i ii week

lin ii-iigcs.

'l`lic liifitiiry of Slziiiiliiril (lil, ao

lzinv and fraud lt has strangle

‘Htniidard (lil has also its" defender

if-11 the people better und safer oil a iiiiilch lower prices than would hav

'_ _.ima ,_.,__. __ !s J I Masonic .

,__.;[i~:iisteil had the big oil trust novo

lbecn formed. And this is at lcas partly triic.

.»\nil tlieii we have John llavlso

*‘ili\'iili-iids since llilili, and is now

ii man. Con any man honestly gain

single lifetime? Can any man be a true Christian and hold in his pos-i

did not intend to elect his entire

uclli: io ilisti-into not reached by its three hundred millions of dollars ina family. although Buch had been nn_

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proximately the case.

Of course, the people have Only

session so large n Portion of the ‘themselves to blame ii they knnwinw

iworld's wealth, while thousands are i-'ulfcring in poverty, or dying of star-

ii-oiwliiiig to one class of writers is vatioii? What is the merit of great that of an octopiis, rocking in vil- gifts to charity or public uses by a

man vihose income is twenty mil-

self-deceived man? Does he believe himself to be a good man? Now we

Very few, if any, would say they

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ilililfcllows

lflnighls ol Pylliins

a id c-1lie‘ Sicicty l".iit-

bleiiis in Riiig=,l.ocki ts

:iiid l’§n-:

G. ll. Taylor

jeweler

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opinions differ iilmost as much a

they do in regard to the alleged bene- iliceiice and raiscality of the Standard iiiil i`oi1ipany_ l-le is now nearly sev-

a

cnty-tivo years of age, profcssedly

And at this distance it is1iobi.dy's

e | business whether Rockefeller is bad or rlgood, and we have no right to judge t him more than he has to iuilize “HY

of us. We do not know all the facts.

n

s money rapidly bound to ZWB i‘~W"Y

his accumulations as he goes i1l0i\'»I~ Even if it be ii disgrace. as Jiiiilww

Carnegie has said, for ii ri-:ii 10 *lie irich, which may be doubted. W0 li“l“l~

'iiiiiist devout (`li1-istiun, ii close fit-ii-einember that Rockefeller is not dead

" tvndiiiit upon the Baptist Church t

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iwhich he belongs, ii man whose spir- litual advice to his fellow-member

‘ I . ii; iziiid cspccinlly to young men is ax(-,ri

lent, :ind whose cliairitics are abuiii

aint.

that rvcr stood upon it. While th iii;i_v or iiiiiy not bc thc fiict, hc sta

'.':r»i'tli iiiorc than llIil|0,0l)fl,ll00 :ii Lliiit--his _vi‘1»irly iiicoiiic was not ov

<-oilcgcs and for the proiiiotion of 1

min. lie would have given away

liciii-iiciaiics dcclincd his offered gif

i-ic is rcpiiteil to lic the richest ma

liccii liberal in cliarities to chiirchc

ilius igivvii awiiy more than $100,000,

izoiiil ileiil more but that some of th

on thi- ground that the uioiiey wn "ti111itcil," lint these cases have no

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Ao ici "1 5 diiiiii, thc $lllll,000 which the Domi

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Viiiiiiilzi is what is now officially os

ltiiiiiitifd, rind all the other l’rovinci lizivc done as well in proportion t

iiioii wus uskcil and expected to con lributc will _Lic ciinsiderablv exceed- pil.

.eif2i`r"J{'"eF£5ilie"'S2'ii2

:gn :ii ri". *il giiiiil i.i1ii. .iiil bv! vi-1-

l'i1iori :iiiil lli'.ii~l<li'_\' l’l, lil-.i ', fair iiiilv fiiiiii Cl\:ii|.illi:l1i\\'ii. \\i~il ll-< ri-il wil \\'o\'i:i1 i\'iri~. liiiililiii_i_;-< l.ii‘_i;\‘ mill iii go.

ln scviiral respects both the Mother

Voiintry and ifaiiiidii have treated Vliiiiii and thc i‘liinf:sc badly. liri-

': lain has ;ii;:1iii.~;t her as ii blot upon ii hcr history thiit for half u century d slir- forccil tlin opium traffic upon

"*'Ili"iir. ivaiiur -‘_\'-'\ "l 1""~"‘\.'l'\“‘f \'=\|`-ie tliiit coiiiitry. Canaria imposes a tax ' ‘ - * ~' i _ !‘ i . i ‘. T » - ~ Ani lii\ii~.i .I loiisi lii .ii l y li i ii ki ii Ui $500 ner iiiiiui iipim cvery Chinese

crvli’ Sl.il1.i' :mil iiifiiiiiiv -.lii'il. zu :irri- <\l`i_'i\oil _¢_;i'ii\\'ll: liriiil iiiiil . ili i\i».~il, I ;i<'r\*~; \~lii\il'i' `iii1ilii~i \\'i.| liii sfilil :ii Iiil

io siiil |\iircli;i~=l~r. .\liiiii~_i i-.iii it-iiiiiii :iii iingn in (`hinii . ’l`lic people of (‘hlna

f-iriii sci iii'~<il li_\' iirsi iii iriiiiiiig-'_

.‘\Nil_y lo I". ll |l\ll{\l'f, (ily or

|. S"l`\\`l_|‘l\` \\`|ill|.OL§l\'

nriivklcy l’l I(-i iil oii iiri-iii..-i\<.

.i-iiiiiiiifilrlf,

5 . . . i izoining to this country, while Cana- _< diana ara- fron to triivcl or do busi-

arc quitc intelligent enough to real- izc the iiijiintice of our action and :ittitiide iii sucli matters so long per- sisted in. `

_ “G-"“ T ' n Lu dies .

Do you want to wear

lhe best and most sly- lish shoe obtainable al reasonable cosl ? Do you waiil llio latest and mosl approved styles? li so, you will be in teresleil in our new stock ol

Ladies Shoes. off ros

We have apparently in these ways

done what we could to arouse pre- jiiilicc iii the Orlonti-il mind against

our institutions, and, worst of all, :igiiinst the (‘hi-istian religion which iwc profess. The famine fund is a liettcr thing in many ways than opium wiirs and Chinese exclusion acts, and it is well that the better side of our religion and our civiliza- tion should he by such means present-

oiir governiiients and people, against

ly elect that sort of self-seekers to representative positions. They can end the practice summarily as they did in the days when they suppressed the family compacts of old Or if

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tliousunds of legitimate traders, le- lions a year? Con John D. Rockefel- they like it' then that is the sort or vicd forced tribute upon millions of ler be really a good man? Is he a thing the people like' and they may

ii-iiiisiiiiicrs, and has prospered by iiiiiiiiy foriiis of illcgality and wicked- liiic:-s, iiccording to these writers. But do not doubt that he so believes. it tends not to good government and

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continue it to the end of the age. But nepotism is based on selfishness,

efficient service, but to misgovern-

who arlirin that it is ii beneficent think him a hypocrite. But different ment' inemcieiicyi and the repression

liiionopoly which has legitimately de-imen's sense of right and wrong dll-

vclopcd ii vast iiidustry and has giv,-ffers very widely. 'strong indications Oi dedension and

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of honest merit. It is among the

corruption in the State. The alarm- inggrowth of nepotism seems to call for more attention than it has re- ceived from the independent press of the country. 4

omit weaitii honestly gained is iw ______._.____

Rockefeller himself, about whom crime. Nor is a man who is 'raking

There is some soul of humor of a

sort in the political cartoons of the day which certain people can enjoy whether they share the sentiments of the artist or not. Une of the lat- est in the Toronto World depicts a very woe-hegohe Sir Wilfrid as a

iyef. b\\f Very m“°h alive' Me" 0f_"boY trapper" on the wal' to his ivaster wealth can do things that are ltmpsi in one or which he ands a 9 imD0SSible to even the °rdlm“y mn' skunk. labelled “Reciprocity_" Above

l'.1i0“all‘9- Ml* R°ekefe“er may _have and about the air is filled with nox-

l~ in mlllili Of be "mt‘“°l“l-7 some glean' ious exhalations of 'l‘iift’s commercial

itle Scheme of good lm his °°““try or union speech and Champ Ulark‘s an-

s'lion dollars, an iimount he has not

yiit attained.

ul We novei' can udjiii-it il.. cr, And iiow_ wc are told that thc dis-

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iot loiii: uilo that lie wntl mill 'Lhen at tlic biiliiiicc lct'i-i`\>i- niiitc.

$l5.4l0ll_04lll to $Z0,000,0l\ll. He hnslsoliitioii of thc Standard Uil flom-

s, pnny, as decreed by the l-lupreme 'e- l’ourt, is to be folloived by an ad-

liirioais work and iiiissioiis. lic liiis vniice in tim l*l`l‘*¢ ‘lf hllfnlllg Ull~ “nd

- in that case those who have ClHm0\'€¢l

fi _against the coiupany's monopoly and c iissailed it in the courts, and have

to denounced Rockefeller as an oppres-

ibe-vii very iiiinieroiis, iinil beyond lions of oil consumers.

wherever and whoever they may he.

And so, we trust, the fund will not

;the way for a better understanding

U img mee which ca" fmly be 8°mev'_ed:nexation talk. In the back-ground a

now on carth. if not thc wealthiestiby an initial donation of lialfabil- Canadian beaver is busy at work nn_

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on a tree. The boy trapper has just thrown down upon the ground avol- iiiiic inscribed “Beaver and How to Trap Them, by W. I-i. Taft." Sir Wilfrid ns ho looks upon thc fctiil animal in his own trap is iiiaile to exclaim, “I dassen't keep it and I don‘t know how to let it go." lt has happened thus fiir in the 1~i-_ciproi-.ity cuiiipaign as it did in an election campaign some years ago, when the ,Bytown Coons were much in evidence, :that the Opposition are malilng much

S 'S015 HWY hilvc 0“lY bfoughe lm'-‘le`“` ';more use of pictorial caricature than C ment "P0" themselves and the mu' ‘are the Ministerialists. But cartoons

ldid not carry the election then and iare perhaps as little likely to do so now.

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It is ‘“°‘_“ “_'“myi"e to e"'l _l'h""on1y serve an immediate iiiimenitar-firlnss CURED IN is 'ro 14 navs.

the contributions to the Chine-sn ian purpose' but may also leave ai --

iPAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to

l..iiiiiinc lfuiiil in this Province now pepniancnt good impression among 'i_,,__ __t “___ Oi iiii,,iiii,_ tiiiin,

1-vcceil $1,700. If the population of the people of the East and prepare li-,_-, i.,_._' _,_ ~,,,i,,-,,iii,,,; i>,;.-_._ in it 1,,

i _ ‘:` -l:i\:-' fl' |i»ii:;i'}.i |'<‘lli1iili'fl_ NIC.

' “H ‘“°“”d' i niscipuoclrv.

f We are glad to record the fact that “___

itlie Fund in this Province has pros-l giiri_.1¢, is not improbable that the

has been indcfatigable in promoting fit and especially so to thc people

. popiiliition us our own Provinc" hee iperedf It is creditable to lIis‘Senate of the United States will re-

:Honor the Lieutenant Governor, who lfisiiili i-)l;eare°£;‘€°lrti?iieli’“3' Sirlfwliifirilg

l 1: ‘,Laurier to whom its rejection by the 'Senate will be viewed as a Godscnd.

,who have r.onti‘ihutcd so liberally of H8 Bertainly would move with light-

ltlieir substance for a good cause.

ler and more elastic step with that iincubus removed when hc comes to

iliut thc Chinaman will still for a dance to Coronation miiBic_ He win

time hc a. llttlc puzzled with us. I-fe

icnn hardly fail to remember that we

fliave not always treated him well. iliet us hope that he will also come

then be able to give assurances of iloyalty and patriotism to the Moth- erland which he has always been wont to -express very profusely. Were he handicapped by the recipro-

lgradually to realise that there is af-.¢ii,y pact his fiowery periods in favor

tcr all some good in the Christian- ity and the civilization that pro-

iniotes Famine Funds. For when did China, or any country outside of Christendom do the like of this for the distant stranger, alien in race and crecd? -

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NEPOTISM.

_Which means literally undue favor

shown to a nephew, but in its broad- er lnterpretation all favors distribut- ed by those in power to their rela- tives, is becoming alarmingly preval- ent in Canada. It was ii. notorious vice under the sway of the old fam-

iily compacts in thc different Pro- ivinccs, and which the efforts of the early political reformers set in its

cd to the people of China.

itrue and odious light. For a genera- _

'riie 1-‘amine Fiiiiii raised iii iiieiiion following the early triumph of Bethune, cgi-_ oc, ceo, 5, xi, aes,

llritish Empire for the relief of theireform nepotism was relegated tothe drtf. starving millions of China, goes toihackground and kept there. But show that we believe ln- part that slowly it began to creep back again FHOM INDPEQTQR CAMPBELL mid has made of one blood all na- and infect the public life of the coiin- --- `

tions time dweii on the earth; that try- It has never been so rampant T°.e"° E““°' 0' the e'““"‘“““i

_. Sir'-In your issue of a few days

in some sort we believe in the bro in the D0ml¥li0ll BH li- lB'f~0dBY- ann observed that in the Grand tlicrhood of all men without distinc- Whole families are f0i!t0d “DOH flllfiworthy Pau-larcb’s qiim-fm-ly mpg;-ti tion of riicc, color or creed, and that public payllsts_ In some instances fa- special reference is made to the fn-

oiir huniiinity und our faith alike ra- lther, son and grandson are at the BDi&°l-<;\’; Ufédgl' thi? Pigglhlblelgnm/3:86

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cugnize the duty of feeding the hun-,same time receiving public salary orlare eifrgised io; thi; wzrkuwhiie th;

gry and relieving the suffering, superannuation. One Minister hasiothor Insnetturs' the G_ W_ p_ says

iof British connection would certainly nppearto lack in sincerity and soli- dity, and so his trip would leave a. very bad taste in the mouth. Should the pact meet the end indicated Sir Wilfrid would be in duty bound to telegraph his thanks to the Senate for pulling him out of a very einbar- rassing situation. As to Canada there is now but little doubt that re- ciprocity as proposed is one of the most unpopular tarld arrangements ever offered to the electorate.

TRAVELLER.

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2 :-Doctors always speak well of

our drug store. They know that ws give every attention to the drug and prescription departments and do nm neglect any factor that makes for their success. If your doctor docs not _direct his prescriptions here kindly ssli him to do so. You will llnd us prompt. careful and obllging_ The Maexlnmm Drug Co. D A. McKinnon, H. L.

Y Y , ' ‘simply “draw their salary." I am one

.C-f Z A these case the tlnss have been paid in

-gnu BLE .

*`1~ to the Government, Surely this is do-

4* ing more than drawing a salary. N0

doubt the G. W. P. has been misinfor-

tone up weak stomachs-supply the dlgesllve luloes which are lacking-ensure ' H161 B3 C0 the 8001151 fadi- our food beln properly converted into brown and slnev. red blood and active Yours truly

Till' \\~ll ilfi ui-il

iuaii of touiy \:1eir~i lime lo niatcii ilic re~t of hi_- appirel. lu

it :$1.55

Fancy Hosiery ii* _V Finest ATTW

Me11's Suits Pro -_ _:/.t»;f';,._ . _;. < i .

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Let Us Supply Your Needs in N obby I Shirts andFurnishings for Empire Day

Piilvfis Piiiens

Stylish Ntecliwear, Wash Neckwear

A special line at i5'c`. A very popularline in white and fancy

greys 2 5c.

Double reversible two iii one 350.

Fancy Silk Neckwear made especially to wear with out zi vest with flowing ends 25c, 35c, 5oc, 6oc_75c -To Replace Stock Collars- Longerie collars and ties to match iii

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SHIRTS enough to suit everybody what- ever your perference it will have full sway if you buy now and that means choice from probably the largest, as wrll as the finest, array of SHIRTS shown by any one firm in Cli’town.

The way iii which Patons shirts arc

iiiad'c ls pretty well known, they are as good as shirts can be made. We have par- liciilarsatisfactioii in fitting uien who have always had trouble with shifts until

from $1000, 12 oo,

oiii large .1-_-ai-.ir-i1ii~iii ,,i_;-_,,;.-i' _'-1, i ‘S 00 to 2200' l ' o will Vind '.~i il - , ,ef_;7f‘ -=_:- =. * '

?<»»`<`»f wi-if 1' Tri* EV"-‘f S““ g““”'

libli-_ <r==iSliiii@r<‘ fri in __ ameed'

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priced _soc a set.

self colors and fancy stripes washable,

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never seem to lake into account the variations in qual- ity that price makes. Gold is gold, yet we know that gold can be had in any degree of quality varying lroiii the commercial 1ok_ to the pure 24k. It’s the saiiie

,__ with made viith made to-order clothing. A suit tliat’s

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suit is iiifidc to order it iiiiist necessarily bc good. They " N. ,Wi ,~ i ii

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Q ii about twice as much as you`d pay for the siirne fiuc ` fabrics, rich patterns, exact lit and expert tailoring i -. of Sovereign Brand Clothes- The reason we are :ible

lo offer ilie same sound value for less money is due sole- ly to Our modern and _,efficient clotlics-iiinking

organization. " The leading clolliils shop in your lowii |i;1u\l-

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i grain. 501:. Ee: nl your dnigglst'l or from 32 HENRY CAMPBELL

Inspector Mllltown Cross.

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The Osnads Life Assurance ll o hal t _ It '.'.:2:..°i:'.ii:i1.!:i‘siszssrssia:.%:n"l:§.i§l.§?l§E.i'i§i~.:i out unon ou costs ver little but brln r t eturns p'i`h

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C. ll. BLACK. Special Agent. i

'GRAND TRUNK RAIL-

WAY SYSTEM.

ROUND TRIP HOl\ll~ISlil‘I'l\I-.llrh sxcnksioiv 'r1ci<s1's io _“\“'"‘_',‘ Canada viii Grand Trunk Doiililc Tr'-iii Routelo China 0, etc, 00 -"j'l"- ""_` Vcry second 'Fuesdnyiiiilil 5l¥l"""‘b"

berth, and Saskatchewan. llrscripliiq ileralure with beautifully engraved i_vIi\ll;~t, and giving full information about _|'| 'in HOMESTEADS and how in obtain illlfei tree, can be had at any G. T. R- T" Office. _ i

W. K. ROGERS, Clly Ticlicl Alf '

.r - 4 84Gl. Geo. Sl. Ch'iown-

lh at very lnw farce.

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wincrilir dsiniélsiiisenasure comes only with I during the tnrae months mi-ling gust 111:; 791:11' liifgyqnxsbiiiiteod wiilvlllt you In lgieisstlmsgioii oflaulelneng |NT-ii-l|§‘El'1l5Ail:lll)l1lJ»SfoiiiiiI aloiill

5 5 ' March I obtained live convictions un- ini-iii°ri<fii¢i mimi. odflii l»lf°':§1i'i';¢ 3vli“.i’lifi'i'd:llffi»'i'f1'l§ iii. iiiis efiiis o'RAi\iD Tnirivit i‘»\Cl

° 7* ur ddr the Prohibmgn Ac; In oiour of its toollor you-lhooanuls 171| iii the strenuous eompanygen pig in (he p,.°v;,,¢¢, nf .vlaniiolifii ;\

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