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PA :rR1oT REPUDIA TED IN Ho USE oF coMMoNs

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False Assurance Broadcast By Lqgql Liberal Orgdn

Re Rebuilding V0f Hillsboro Bridge. Alleged State- ments Attributed to ‘Messrs. Sinclair and Jenkins Repudiafed by Mr. Sinclair. Liberal Misrepresenta- 5°" Severely 50011241 by Hon. J. A. Macdonald.

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o'rrAwA< ont., April 14-An ml-

plated debate was precipitated al; rl very late hour Friday night on ple question of standardizing the rall- way on Prince Edward Island. This occurred on going into committee of the whole on Canadian National Railway bilil, thirteen irl all. Bill No. 43, the ilrst on the list, deals with the construction of a. lille from s point on the Murray Harbour Branch to a point on the Georgetown subdivision.

The Hon. Mr. Bennett took occa-

sion to ask if any ef-fort had been made to provide for the uniform 831180 of all the lines on the Island. The fact that farmers have to un- load their cars and reload their con- tents into other cars is practically prohibitive in respect of potatoes. All lines on the Island should be made uniform to prevent great inconven- ience and expense.

The Hon. Mr. Dunning replied that the Murray Harbor Branch was the last to 'be standardized and the pre- sent measure was for the purpose of facilitating tl-lat. It would obviate the immediate necessity of building a somewhat expensive standard gauge heavy bridge over the Hills- borough river. The existing bridge would remain in duty, but for light trailic only. 'I'he use of the branch line proposed would enable the stand- ardiziifftifflif-the whole oi the remain- ing lines. There would, it was ex- plained, be no narrow cause loft when the terminal work at Char- lottetown is completed.

N01' T0 BE REBUILT AT PRE- SENT The I-lon. Mr. MacDonald, iKlnS`5> asked lg lf, were the intention of the department. to rebuild Hil1sborou8l”l bridge. and Mr. Dunning replied llml' me management dia not propose i° rebuild the 1-rillsberuugn undue lt present, but to standardize the whole of the Murray Harbor branch, using the Hlllsborougli br-idK€ l°l' light traf- fic and the line new being provided for heavy trafflt. Mr. MacDonald explained that one

reason for asking the question was chat an article appeared in the Island Patriot, the organ or the I-ibliml party obviously inspired by two Lib- eral members and Pl‘°P9I‘lY i”¢8lm`l€~'l u m omcisl statement, in which the present scheme was outlined and in whlelr the positive statement was mode thot this bridle was to be re- built.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS. ETC.

"Dr. Clift, M. D.-Start now home

yevention cure. Purdy Statlon,West- Ohhh! 00.. N. Y.. U. S. A.

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“The W. C. T. U. will hold their

lnunmsge Bale in Market Bulldlns friday morning at 10 s. m. 3197

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'hieldsy forenoon of each week- Alden Moose. 408'!-8-lltmontih

"Kensington T. 8. B. Club loadinii log; Wednesday of soon week up t-lll noon. John A. Douglas, Secretary-

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"ua stewart wednesday. Broom

lhovl. Best yet. 817!-4-13-Si.

"Buying Regret mnerald. 'mel-

day forsnoon, April itch. Everett Ilaslam. _ sm-4-is-ai.

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Tll¢l'G WM a further statement

made by the representative of Queenb C°Ul\¢Y at a meeting of the Board or Trade held in Charlottetown a few days ago. In large headlines the re- port of this meeting is thus intro- dU¢¢_dZ "Will standardize southern railway and rebuild bridge." “This announcement made at Board oi Trade meeting on Thursday by Hon.

J. E. Sinclair and Mr. R.. H. Jenkins, M. P." The report describes what took place at the meeting me this statement appears. “It was announc- ed among other things: (1) That, Messrs Sinclair and Jenkins would Dress hard to gel, an amount il-l the supplementary estimates for the hotel this year. if not, next year. (2) Tllut the Hillsborough Bridge is to be re- built."

This statement varied considerably

from that made by the Minister and was also at variance with°the outlllle of the plan proposed in the railway committee, and Mr. MacDonald add- ed: "It is very important in conne.-- tion with a large section of country in Prince Edward Island that this bridge should be rebuilt and natur- ally the whole province is looking fo.-_ wardto the undertaking. I hope that the statements of the representatives of »Queen’s County in the Patriot are correct, that these honorable gentle- men have been informed, after con- sultation with the authorities that the bridge is to be rebuilt. I shall be glad to learn that the Minister 1:; mistaken in the matter." `

The Minister of Railways was not

very specific in his reply, repeating practically his previous statement as lar as it went. Mr. MacDonald thought the Minister was confused about the situation. but it did not account for the statement made by

the Patriot and purporting to coin: from the I-ion. J. E. Sinclair and Mr. Jenkins, that the bridge was to be rebuilt, followed by the statement made by the newspaper on its own authority that they took up the mat-_ ter with the authorities at Ottawa and were assured that the bridse uoula be rebuilt. He pointed out 1° the Minister that rebuilding the bridge was quite diflerent from stand- ardizing it. V

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The l-lon. Mr. Sinclair stated that

there was nothing in the article quoted from to support the headlines. The manner in which newspapers may wlgllgo headline articles is their own bxulness and nobody else is resP0l\' sible.

Mr. MacDonald understood from

the Hon. Mr. Sinclair that he rcplitl- iated the headlines in his ovm news-

paper.

Mr. Sinclair asked "What news-

paper is that?"

Mr. Maollonsld: "That is the Pat-

riot of Msn-h 30. 1929 and Mr. Sin- clair and Mr. Jenkins were both in onerlellewvm ut that lime. 'rney did “et replldiaie this siotemeni. than, by whll-h people all over thc country were lea ie seuev. they had “M tim the nluebereunl more will lf' rebuilt. While ol course I am PN- pand to wool* bl! "Nl 01°* me '°' PM-¢ ngpggrlllg in the Pltrloi, may 5° |”|,y,| M- may not repretént his nistenmh eecunklil It "I0 °'““° lime ne len Prince NW* "‘*'“' ,ml me statement before the l>°°Pl° and did not mole any effort to clear it up.

Then there is the further stats- ment made by the Patriot on lla °W“ authority, as follows: "We have taken

the trouble to communicate with the

ticular work and we are now in 1

position to state the facts." Then they say that one oi the facts-is that the Hillsborough bridge is to ue ru-' built. -

Mr. Bennett; asked if it were true

as stated in the article, that bridge was to be rebuilt, and the Minister stated that no doubt lt would have tg be rebuilt. lvilcrcllllon Mr. MacDonald said: “If it. will ilave to be rebuilt, I do not see any rea- son why the Minister should not say so." The article went by saying th-at this is to be an alternative for the rebuilding of the Hillsborough brlcigc.

To this Mr. Dunning replied that, --It is an alternative for the lvrostflt rebuilding of the Hillsborough bridge." Asked by Mr. Bennett; if it were Coll- lemplated to build the bridge \\"li\lll1`l 3 years, Mr, Dunning said it did not so contemplate. but it did illfliide me equipping of the bi‘idf’.e with sui- llcient strength to c.11'l`l' Slflllllam

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1 l Mr. MacDonald in discussing lil: fmntier went on to sail "'l`l“’l'° “"9 lotller points in connection with this mutter which miglii be l"`l°l`l`°‘l “'- There are a. gl-cat many people who are of the opinion that the 111-csént route or thu line is a rnlssuiregrnnue are two other points between which a six mile connection could bc matic either of which would ,sci-ve the pub- lic equally w:-ll. if not better. One lol tho lines suggested would run from Uigg to Montague. This line

Kwullll-l be only six ulilcs in length and ‘would give the connection which the frailway a.utho1'itles 1'6¢lllll'-1 l There is another connection \\.-ilich lcouid bc made from Hermitage to ;l`cakcs Station. which would give the lzlame connection over a six milf 1-onto. The construction difllrultics Illrp no greater thin. il 8-S Swat 9-5 ,would apply on the line prolzoscd

i MAI. SEGRA VE

1 IS KNIGH TED

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, April 13.-The king has

conferred knighthood upon Major H. O. D. Segruve; the British auto-

mobile raccr who recently established -.1 new .\ :ld record, according to rg. DUNS published in -today's London newspapers. Segrave -arrived from America last night to be greeted by

J thousands oi’ enthusiastic Britishers who lined the docks at Southampton. A tel g :ml of greetings and congrat- ulations from the king was waiting.

_ The people were voiclfervus in their meeting. The major reiterated today that he never would race again. un- less America happened to beat the re- vorcl he established last month at Daytona. Beach, Florida.

I GOLF COURSES

DAMA GED

(Special to The Guardian)

` TORONTO, Ont., April_ 13.--The heavy rain, which. during the past f few days, have been responsible for landslldes, wrecked bridges. railway wnshouts and serious damage to the homes of Toronto citizens, also have cl-eoted havoc on the golf courses in this district and many thousands of dollars must be spent to put them in first class _playing condition.

Total damage to the various cour-

ses is estimated by Stanley Thomp-

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minister oi' railways with any of- fence. but supporters of the adminis- t:-".tion seein to be able to get branch l nos in localities they desire in Nova. sf.-alia, Prince Edward Island and other sections of Canada, and then

,they go to their electors and say: _“Look what we have been able to ldo for you;” the very article read l from the newspaper dealing with the lobservations made to the board of

l trade-and I notice the hon. member iior Quc»en‘s was very careful and imotle_st in what he said, because he iliac to justify what he said to the beard-tirat the bi-lose woo to bo fo- ! buiit." ' t Here Mr. Sinclair intervened bo isay that that was not his statement. lMr_ Bennett replied that he was re- `Vfel-ring to his colleague. and Mr. Jen- kins qllaliflcoi with “I said it was self evident."

Mr Bennett' “What he said tothe

VANCOUVER, B. C., April l3,~-

Aif Mail Rvllierl ‘Secure Charter Via United Statesl For Branch Line!

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oT'rAwA. April 13.-The c. 1=_ R.

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Here is shown the Prllwe of Wales _.ze prince represented the King us Many other distinguished represents- , Bl00d. l°"l\\¢ W°°'fmlf\='f°f C=\il\°=ll'-ll alter ,iltl-=n's aolomn homage to one ni' ;;~.-¢-, of all ngllllng services Wu., all ------_- '_-l ' attending the reqliim mass to the _.inc-¢'s greatest soldier sons who ,ite §,.,_\;¢¢._ l V

memory of the late Marshal Pooh- , died in Peru after u lung lilnr-ut. `

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morning services at St Dunstaxfs

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BOMBAY. India. April 13.-S

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(Special in The Guardian)

l ll'¢m€l‘ld0US °Pportunities for extend* line from Lanigan to Prince Albert. ing its foreign connections by means This ls the sequence ol the famous of transcontinental air mail service. fight this session for a Canadian Pa- WB-5 U19 0Pll'\l0l‘l ¢XPl‘¢!5¢d l1¢l'9 cific branch line from Saskatoon toV

CHICAGO, April 13.-Without ai

\':orcl of sympathy or reproach for hisl "lin-ill slayer" son, the late Nathan

Tl1Ul'lfl8l' by Slslwr BYUDO ROS8lll.l Melfort, which was opposed by Sask- ; Italian representative to_i.he National spoon after ll-le suport promised from Council of education. The Dominion me elty had led to the C. P. R. ap-

is letting a wonderful chance slipi plication for the charter. i through its ilnsors while air -mail, Following this the c. P. R. applied.: “Um VBUCOUVH BOC! 69-55 Via Ul'1l¢€d‘ and was granted today, thc Lal-ligani

States and from Montreal comes -Prince Albert. charter wllicll gives] West via New York, he Bald. - direct connection ' bctwcen Rcginai

F. Leopold, Sr, provided in his wiii a. $50,000 trust fund for Nathan F. Leo- pold, Jr., who with Richard Loeb is~ serving at life sentence in Joliet pcnitcntiai-y for the murder of little Bobby Franks. The will revealed that

the father, broken by Nai.i1an`s crime, apparently' was convinced that his yollngcst son never would emerge

i "If i/011 Wim? £0 d€0l°°8S€ the hum-i and Prince Albert, v.-itllout entering

ber of days between Liverpool and' sa5lratq°ll_ _ '.I`°kY° Y°“ l'|°"'° 5° bllali U16 IOUFIIGY- A strong protest was read in the ` by air_" I have seen three planes railway eununitlee tnulny from saska- iaavlns New York in rapid succession. leon against this branch une. but me to handle mail destined from the Pa- eemmttee puia liiue attention to lei

for Rimouskl issues instructions tai the' assistant and suporintendent V

previously dwelt upon the great im

from Pisquid to Lake venue and i111.-lbomvé of mm; is quite evident WL mam of me in re L n M I lg T .

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iirsncli 'X121 ‘exhale aigoglntcrestcd in , llc said to the board of trade thaat system free from polmcal mte,.fe,.__l i

liiiegwins just any the longer route is i l‘°_ had l"`°"ld°d 'mm with] “R533 °“°°~ (Canadian Press)

iroposcd especially as it will costibndgc over me Hmsb0I:ug.1 is en; TORONTO. April 13-~Tll€ llflllir' Ol ii50000 in-lorc I have been \\'u11i'i@\'°lTm hon. member for hnis ti t is V A LIBERAL CREW 160 Auswallnll bo” \\'ll0 l1l'0 tviirillfz ‘n whotl-lei- the reason is not to kecb 1 d°av°“rmg to Wim' wt t a mu n _ Canada. and the United Str-tes under B: whgle of me me mmm Quems 1 llnrdly what we lexb€ct;in coigiffhu; M.r_ MacDonald continued the sub-| me ausplces of me young A,,5m,Ha,, l

‘ _ _ _with a na l0llH SYS ?l`l'\~ ject by saying: “I am glad this sub- Boys Lee uc ~0 h - lt d |

COU\'ll~Y- Il Cllher °f Ml? Umm lout- lcguld lm mg;-9 fatal to this system jest has been bl-ought up_ because on their secogé SSM, x;\S.;-0:£],Oc;:lt;- '-°;'~*°°;- not to Cru, wen H r I t id 95 were taken al’ R ‘wvmll of Sim- than that the lmDl‘€S§l0l’\ 5l‘\°\llCl Kel 'there are cases of this sort of thing Imotored to Guelph 11-here they were V -MMV' V""""`°"'_""_*_` i the kin alvgisit todouse (il tail: cl pa

000 or morcthpartl0§.{;;`slVi;l1ii§lm J abroad in the constituencies that right’ ln my °W`“ °°“5m“°nCl'- The V €ll£`5lS Ol the f1\C\1li_v at u luncheon at l A \.V'i0i'l _°.N`S l the Drigrcss of ills miase u-ii; cgi; l‘

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"';'° *° 51° he;f;ie to impmc My _ lot: rolling \\'ll1S=¢\1f° bfamh lin” °f intereeienial touches as Point Tub- noun. Tiny left the city ut 8.25 uns 1 |tl‘\'1_\.l'f|0f~l Sl1_ljp.\=5 l stnnley Hewitt. Il was lnaleutea :hue

cli&$otive to the hon 11-lcmbcrs°““y other cxpendituflftsl not Z?-Entil Per. and we have a. boat called ihe nlorning by motor and will return to- `

5” ' :cl by economic 0011 0l'lS~ 5 Scotia. which refiis every year and night when Toronto will bo host nt a

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‘mm Q“eenS_ Cofmvy \;_`m;0t HM _v@1'_V Well f0\` llle mlnl-“er m ‘say B0¢S to Prince Edward island. That ` dinner at Hart House, S D\.ClDll`iC\ Iprobably would be .ssued tonight. 5' “WWI mmencv sm-1 V tl -~ i lllfil lie “lies me W°"‘l °f °m'-“M55 boat can-ies a large crew of men- Premier G. Howard Ferguson and' \Nl"\\Cl-\ WAY ‘(0 ff' l `V “Way mlm in comctmn with I-eh* I but he his had 5°m° “Darlene” in ‘md Wert’ “lm ¥°lllK 0” that 5°” HW- -l0l\n S- Marlin. minister oi` /Z .-'Vit' “Gonnfr start o. ranch out, yeri A matters' I think it is up w me min- ` connection with the politics on'thB¢ for the last three years has had to agriculture, addressed the boys ati :URN ‘N _-`V V p0¢lllv»ro-- - i- ' 1"" t'° let me pubni ilimoll “hi A system. esilccialiy in the lower bro- have a document from the defeat- their noon luncheon at Guelph to-` 'l.\l'V.l'-\`i""i"|C "‘: nyes. Where can I hire a V 101185' wut” is being a en' Vvinccs and he knows exactly what ed Llbenl candldate in tm; cm- day_ The ' boys are bmcncd in the .ra /f T _\ mwho_Vs._, .

oilio Gonot and the orient and veryl and the c. P. R. will new have an-ect S0011- if YOU ll° "Ot lake 80015 BEDS; connection with its proposed l1o1'thcl'n to secure the business, everythinsl system, both at Prince - Albert and W-'ll be routed west via the United, Me1ferl,but saskatoon will have uutf SlRf¢S~" _ ' an indirect C. P. R. connection with

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-rue Leader ef the opposition luni. Australian B0y3V

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Sir John telegrsphed Lord Irwin

Indian vlceroy, thanking him "ip

having completed their work in India

countless kindnesses from man)

quarters" and adding: “We have ac- .

compiished the first stage oi' our task

and we will enter upon the next stage ' i

with an ever increasing desire to Eon- -é tribute what we can to the happy !'\i` § ture and good relations between.” _

I Great Britain and India." ‘fi 1 _ Lady Simon said at her departure.

l “When the women of India. take*

fl'°m the llflsml Walls- l their place in the public life of tizeihi ' Al°l“`°:‘l'“°‘l°ly $500-090 is diVldedV country 'then will the true greatnesigiil’

Ltctlvccn the older sons, Foreman N.; of mdk, be known to me Wm-1d_ I am"

and Srimucl N. Leopold. The slayers" very much impressed with their dwg? ivro brotiiers also were milled trust-l sm, to do soy I _:Ln l cos of llle trust fund and empowered; The simon commmslod was api. to tcrinlnatc it at any tinlc, sharing, panned to investigate Condition, nfs the principal between themselves* India with a View of possible butt” i . Lcol1old`s ll-ici-1-tv is provided for un- mg -the gee;-_ls of the Indllm native ' dm' 3 l”`°'"“l“l°l °°““'“"-l Signed mi element and cvcn conferring some fu-,H

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LONDON, April 13.-Anno\|n-

cement was mad today that

inarriagc. Lcopoids first wife, mother. prom me time of its an-[val at Mad_l»*,v nl his three sons. died in 1921. I ,.as_ Fel,_ 25_ 1923' umm its depm-tu|.€|:~-fi

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Sir James Barrie had given the perpetual rights of his famous play “Pcti-r Pan" to the London linspiial for sick ciliidrrn. It was estimated that thc gift would

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yi-_-in -2.000 pounds _vi-.11-1Iv fur the \\'cliu!'c of the little inlnates.

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of Penn., physician to King George who has been only an occasional vis-

one oi the medical bulletins whinu; ' have become so infrequent of late.,-'

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‘l-vu been done in relation 11°* Ollll’ siituency before he can receive em- city as guests of pl-omluent Torontoy g, , - 1 -'consllll ,_ Casllng dl,-e¢l0,_-~ 'i

C' N' R' AND POLITICS Vin that railway but t0 03101’ l>0l‘¢l°l'\l ployment. citizens and will remain here unlli V

`of the system. Another heeier who has been on Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 when. _.`

T0 tllls Ml* D“"“l“5 l"°l"‘l°d °“t "we k-now the postmsstm'-¢€\1¢¥9l that boat for some _years goes out they will leave for Niagara l=‘nlls.Dlu--f i ' ', -"_'_ _ ___ _ qi lust in all such rumors the delmrt- _,ml ,_ lglegl-ern is n semen fer-einen ana visits every one seeking employ- ing their _-luv here they u-111 vlan ' 7'/ `\ _~”f'-fV?.f;’1e» _ _ `\. Condensed SP¢ClalS ‘ ‘Vt ment "nes “pm me l°°h“\°'l °mc` to have two section men dismissed ment and sends him to Liberal head- some oi V ~_ most pr`on1ineni_ nmnuf-l `. O ,_`_: l'~_.lf;,l-?3%’ “li _V\\ 1 IVV "5 °f the U' N' R' and h° added: "I and they were dismissed. It la tru! quarters, end he has to have his acturlng -om-er11.=. On \'.'cdu1-sd.~.y, 7 ’ _MQW-' '41'/T 1 “"1 5”" °h° l"°“- ’“°““""` l‘“"""`“‘“t that they were later put beck on document before he can receive ern- morning they will attend vt special / \_ V 1 “"0 C““°dl°“ N“tl°"“l R‘°“W°-VS' me their job. The minister of railway! Ployment. Not a man gets on that show at a downtown theatre. V V 'V'!'°f-~‘__ '_l"V 1

“°° d°llb°“”°ly Wasting $l50'000' had nothing to do with their dis- 'lost unless he bears the stamp oi’ -----__-_

eitnei- te please me. my hoo f1'i<f““- imlnsl; ne vveula be beyond that sort Liberal. -run-e were e eeupie et ¢,,u,,,,1__D,, you ,,.,,,,,e yO,,_,, ,W

°" the “‘°“"l’°" °“ this side °f the of thing; he would not be capable 0! other cases at Point. Tupper, in fact mg me elemlc ch,,h., "”*°““'“"° Mpc, Hmmm, 3,99 l‘°“‘°-" doing lt; but we all know that hop- a dozen such easel and if the minis- pl-l,°ner__1 don-L mmd facing' lt; TORONTO. 1\1u'1l 14_ - Maritime. ‘ V 'V » Md W- 3°““°*° l"W"l°°""‘lF "1 4° peued". W' lllttflflo t° f°ll°W tbl* llfl°» 1 itu sitting in it I don-t lure. ffeffll l““f'~i1\"P>'t \"1o<‘»=_ fair and cool- :ron sau-: _ rum-: :man PLY-’

“°° *UW "°“i *h°°~" 'l'h° I-Wi" 'rue Minister ui mnwaye stated weuia say time it is immediately up

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LOST-IVIALE BLA(`K FOX WITH,

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lol-onto. rain ._ . 50 38 mouth Rock hngchlng eng App;

or the Opposition in this o'>o“=°fi°“ that that wee amentune view ei the le him te notify one eeptuln me -rne Hen. M1-_ venint explained 1vien11~uu1_.s1-.mv .. ... 34-so 5 Charles Mauett. nrscriey. so cts. f

per setting of 13 eggs. B175-4-i3-21 '

look occasion to say: "An impression mam,-_ V A peel; many people seem met., of l,h¢ 3¢qela_" the circumstances under which l1clQuebn;~_ snow . .. 36-24 _

il sett-ine abroad in this country- to think lim. the intel-colonial men- Ml-_ num-ling deprecated all this sent the telegram referred te. ivinicn-lfuvu,_u1euay :ia-24 mms” mn SALE A GAMMA” and I encounter it from many sour- ed into the national system il ltlll kind oi discussion and pleased for 'clark --what am .vnu have to do inellfnr, _<n<»v.~ . . . . . . .._ 34-zz or cmglce emma ,aww Tuesday _

can ifwllidlna corrotvoodofloe addroa- utical railway and aubioct to lu elimination. He could not me ,with canadian National nalhvey ern- 1-ugh tide this acmnoen ui 2.11 nmnlng, lelh ln,l_ welllllglsn

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nod to myself as well aa to other patronage. In his experience thot weuidaeteemmunieete with the esp- pieynientt" una lumen-ew u-.ernulg nt 4.11. McNeill. Lower.. Water St. 2 ._

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members of the house--thit the rail- was 11-ue or members of both H140 tain of the ship. 1-le communicated Mr. venlot: “Nothing more than sun sets this evening at 3.41 and - 1

roads are political railroads. That is or the house. M:-_ Bennett went on with onlyonamsn inthesyatem and you and your friends in New Bruns- 1-lsr-s tomorrow mul-ning at 5.11. PUB! “mm PLYM0 BGG! _

detrimental to the interest of the to say that on the section termihlt° that wntbepregident And oclliond- wick would have when' your party Summerslcle tlcle eighteen minutes for hatching Jos Arch C‘mpbe.l

system. Not that I em charging the ,ing at Riviera Du Loup ina member ly uohnioai. executive office!-I. _ was in power". later than Charlotnetown. G,-,mm-, g,°.¢_ 31gl-4.l,»,-3l '

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