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greet Rush

ond Fortunes Being Mode By Ho-

` tels.

liianadlnn' Press)

JOHANNESBIIRG, Jan. 11- Infantry stationed at Alimadnagar

_ ling _district on the hold itself in readiness to proeeecli

banks of the \aal River, is the een- uiediatcly to Persia,

fuamoiid “Ish uud Reports as to dangers incurred

Bloemhol , a farn

ere of a great within the last month a canvas tow

sprung up.

lt is only a few the first discovery made in the district and even then remained o. secret fer_a time.

The news leaked out however,

. a

since then diamonds seekers from ull temporar r k f B i dl over’ South Africa have been making The trovopdmcognpogisg tallleglfrllgla

` ' t

licir wa to the new Golconda.

f y the first discovery of diamonds, wa First Ho al Dublin Fugiliey-5 nd 1-,

pected that before spring is over least 350,000 cla

staked out.

A rough tempo

own an e l

priotor is reaping a harvest of a

least $7,000 a

some little eating opened for business aro makin $1,500 a month.

'Pho usual mining camp stores hav

the enterprising ow-

been opened and

nsrs are coining money.

Prices src naturally high and th

daily takings are averaging $2,500.

,$.14-*__-£1-*°i .

SIENNNSHIP MEN

wuii iuiiiiui

an Press )

BOS'l‘ON,_ Jan. 11-Pepresentatlvcs

of the _Trans Atlantic steamship lines

(Canadi _ _

have sent a letter to the state boar ‘

of conciliation declaring it the opiu- ion that a. conference could not set-. . - --. - ed

n . _ 0

__________ _

tio the strike.

Wages, says

and under the could not agree

EIITINN TIIIINE I

NIH

_...__-

` (Canadian Press) ninuciilssfrsin, Jan. 11-There

no sign yet of a

part of _either

trade war to glve way.

Sir Geo. Askwith

'l‘rnds will make reconciliation on

12.80 ` '

Jan. 15.

of 'lillners

n merchants tr lli -

with a population of 12,000 has routes in thévl-J‘fJutIli?:rn opleifvitrilléistla

months ugo that The brigade, which is a strong 0 of diamonds was of three battalions, belongs _to t

it Sixth or Pooua uivision or me Su

I'»‘°"\ Army Of India under comma

nd Of Col. E. T. Castrcll_ who l-wing ¢

ms will have been

rary hotel has been r

erected in the new t d th iro-

month profit, whil

houses which hav

t e letter, compar

favorably with those paid elsqwhei

circumstances the upon a higher scale.

diHl*0Siti0“ Ulf We "Assuredly these progressive cit .Party ill the 00llt0“ zens will not follow Mr. Taft in th

0|' U12 BOBYG “f either opposed to their ideas or els

n fllftll" 05°F* ‘W indifferent to them, or else incapabl

Ars oun HELD

~ \

INI]IIN INIINPS

SENI III I`»N_IN

(Canadian Press)

been issued today for the Brigade

Persia have led to this step.

consist of one British battalion

E IN FHIINEE NII

(Canadian Press)

PARIS Jan 11-President rf' ii-

nlmost certain to declin the honor.

Bpilolntmcnt are ex-Premier Briomsl,

care. .

iiiiiiisi nuns

HIINSWELT NP

_ _....-

William Rsndolph Hearst signallz

e last night by a slashing attack

y llam J Bryan, a declaration whic

n bid for another nomination.

It was when Hearst began to war

diners were aroused to the greatss

“To help true Democrats control th party in the interest of true Demo

cracy."

"The coming election,” he said

il* . country, and he continue<l:-

Republican party, for Mr. Taft

of comprehending them. _

i ‘ ‘ .

d. $4,000, the price of his leaving her ln (C0!\l>1Dl\€d 011

. a

_e ieres has decided to offer the Premier-

Blllv to Leon Bourgeois, but he is

e 'A th ' ik ~ , -

mong O en' I My t° ‘naive the ter, American, until recently 'l`rca

M. Doumergue and Raymond Pom-

N holy war.

e his re entry into the Democratic par- Manta Y

Col Theodore Roosevelt while Wil ,

h IT STANDS L1Kh» THIS

Old Boord Re elected-

_.___

` The annual meeting of the Char-.

` '(Canadmu press) lottstown Driving Park and Provin-_»

cial Exhibition Association was held|

CALCUTTA, Jan. ll-Urders have ROME Jan ll-L’t Baron Pater

'1t~'i'l‘hB- _'r

in m,_ the ml,” ,,m,,,y omce, who r‘;‘;m‘;‘_°“‘§,§e “E,reB;’den‘;*_"‘dJuf§K__ l§§;‘z‘j and Alexandra Bayny reuse use ninut ng murdered Countess Trigona, lady in get-aid occupied the chair. ill an ati-Gmpt bo defeat the team

waiting to Quean Helena, under ci,-_ The Directors' report and the tlnan- composed of A1 Raines, New York_

by cumstances which caused an immense ciagseséatement Were Submitted and Henry Bt. Yves, the French Marathon

pa ‘ - _ runne in rela_ race of ten miles,

° si- _ ~ _

ll " .

mentally irresponsible by legal me re-elected cal experts The following is the financial state

III( SINIIIIBIHI

N> (Canadian Press) ~ aosfrou, Jan. 11-It is expemuI

that within the next two weeks an` appeal will be sent to Governor Foss and the Executive Council in an ef- fort to save the life oi' U. V. 'l‘.

s_ Richeson. - s_ The fight will be financed by Mr.

Edmunds, father of Violet Edmands,

“ref G°“°i`9~1 Of Pefliill. left £0003 the former fiancee of Richeson. for Europe, accompanied by his fam. He believes the minister was men- l\y° and Edward Bel1_ gwremry of tally unbalanced when he gave _the

the American legation and will pro- Lmnen gm the D°iE°“‘ `

coed to Constantinople. | ‘

take over the duties of the office he

It in understood a commission will S

resigned.

It is reported that chief Mollab, Ispaham, is inciting the people to

(Canadian Press)

TEHERAN, Jan. 11--W. M. Shu

A chance to win than nn other mn

(Canadian Press)

BERLIN, Jan. ll-It is semi-ofiicl-

ally announced that a new army bill will be introduced in the Reichstag

ma of thoe rse t terpr ted s , _ ,

ny E p e D m e R Yo" ma? thmk YOU U9-VMI* HS 20011 after the elections to be held tomor-

B Chance as a candidate ahead YOU. but you are wrong, unless,

of row, Oi A considerable addition to the

ll' t k h t t th

up to is as . owsver. ha f; course_,_ you lem as though tha Homer n _ ___ th? machine un mmpmh

fan strei gtl . g ,

OW ‘S *‘~ beliffif W0¥`K‘€l‘- than you ies and the formation of n new armv

thusiasni He ex ressed faith in the

d are._ In that event you practically W,-ps Wm be provided for, \ when Phmp S_ Hichborm son of A(

admit that you are not In the Hom. ________.__..-

‘en _ p _

principle of Democracy and expresse

_ -hi int ntion t lend his best efforts ,,

E e 9 e er F'ellow’s class, hence n_o wonder _ |wHe_ Elemore ~HiChbom_ for an

_ You feel that you cannot win. _ solute devorce M'

. il ' _ Mrs. Hichhorn is a daughter of tl

DON T BE A QUI'l"1`ER_ _

_ . .rand many others, would be decided Never sta t M _t 6 I ‘ B1 by the progressive citizens of the ish, so while yxlfrthaliliri gilltrgdnin thai \ l

i Contest and madeup your mind toi _N

Q win but perhaps become discouraged _

We this. lust any to yourself that _

Of 9058011. morning. noon and iiiehtf ture opened here today.

-SURF

Every candid

til Pia

in pos on

again be in stoi in the vote s

on 'ruesdmansw under uovve in district' number two und also district number three

'rho balance of this week shoilld Alun with on iziwwri Mfivltv i_h|_psrt of the candidates

It do" nm; take nuieli iensouiinli,

a e in The Guardian

.usmmou no and Orson Voliu

Uoutest gill eagerly watch for Bnt»|

' di

urdsys ual' an to see the chan! ‘ ‘ ltl 5. Many surprises Wil

‘c.

nding that aillmlire

d n

RISE AGAIN IN STORE

g scription from now until the close.

d they iliould not stop at that, b

inl friends ulikc.

Double vmlr efforts. D0\lhle the ill-

\, terest. Douilc the time vou spend

dnvs of the iizht.

1,., It ls n mighty close ruce.

Candidates in every district shoul be scurrying hither and thither, gath-

l orlng in all promises of subscriptions

made them early in the Contest, and

n should continue among strangers and

° 3 if- ~ ni ui i Un securing votes. for tn. rem n V own at 7.30 a. m.»brin n Began

ninouou rnovuice *°““"“ ______._..

getown for Picton at 9.20 a. m im. msdiately after the_arrival of a spe- cial train from this ony, with gg Passengers, all yesterday’s outward llllil. . express _and 3 tons lreigsht, docking in Picton at 12.20 p.m. he loaves today on return to George-

_-1.

si s r -

ZBYS. all yesterday’s mail and that remaining of thaprevioiis day which

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5¢_l_va 4 *.'.'.'£_...-....~ _----

once and

- l Enclosed please find S

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....in your

ta _

reach th concl\\sion_ __ ___ __ _

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1121.061

All renewal notices have

If your subscription eil?

avoid the loss of xml' P°P°“~

To The Charlottetown Gllsfdlml

Charlottetown.

____ _fl~\,._~ ilspccialvoiea _

,n There is not one candidate _in the gl-rlvgd in pmgou after Doom express

T _Notice

been sent out. ires on Dec 3ist`plense renew at

. . _ _ . ._ .for my subcriplion to The _

.. ......Guardlan new or renewal.. ._ _

II I f ‘I ‘_: _Name...... -- ' ' ' '" ‘

due from the above siibsmipiion

and freight. The passengers, mail

_ Mid “Press will be brought to this |II ‘Pity by special train which will leave :I_; lmmedlately after the arrwal of the

Earl Grey. Tomorrow the Earl Grey will leave Georgetown for Picton on thi Urlval of the special from this

_N mgleiltsrday `the Minto remained ini "EITHER FoREclsT ac

*"7 'V Continued on page 4.)

mornin at 7.00 a.. m. with passen- fair and cold

____ I

num Piiuiu “ iiiui uni wui A uuuuu _nor _ uuuuu

__-_

(Canadian Press) NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Billy Queal

4° sensation at the time has been tonne f H v

1 I t. ii. ’ B l D '

N me ye r S Oar( 0( lrectom were at the Metropolitian Skating Rink

liaines ran the first live miles in

He . - _ 6 ‘H9 Wm l9h°"°f0l`6 be 5935 t0 0 CTN _ment ' izs 02' and was leading Queal wh” donnell is in. close touch \\'itl\Mtlic

relieved by St Yves

“` minal lunatic asylum. I RECEIPTS. E _ . _

"E Ui Palermo killed Countess Trigo I _ _‘mE_;";';€e§§;’d sg£;eBi“;;‘;d“‘° i§1';°“l°h` say he has been consulted in re al. na b°°““B° 511° “N595 t0 PBY hlul G9_l'§§“me“t_Gr“‘}t_-_-----~~__:_-~$ §_'9_59.9°I and gained another lap on aussi to the ¥°"'h°°"“.“g h‘"“° '"1"' bm'

' 11050 3) ' the ninth mile, winning the ten mile He amd, that fiscal autonomy

he peace ”"'°"'°"“" .run bv about 250 yards Hamm mum “" ‘°"“`|’°“"‘f ?”“7" W ' _ _ ‘ » ‘ it Could be sliown uiiqimutlonalrly

_that it iuvolvrrl no fliirigel' und

s Y

officially proclaimed, while it, is ex- Indian battalions, the losrdalvlattra In his defence he “tt°‘“pted tm _ _

at Light In angry and 123m Rm” throw the blame for the _deed on the i risk to G1-cnt Britain. _

i Couuteal ' "For my \\_:n'i',` lie su1,<l, "I

_______________._. 5 ‘ not 1;-nc_I.u I1... \. 011 ‘.'._\.

oiouv lu mein' ‘ linda

[§[]|N[§ I I FNN lllNNfNNN_ HY[][ :i;“2.:§;r

(Canadian Press.)

NEW YORK. Jan. 11-Chas. P.

Hyde, former city chamberlain has served a notice on District Attorney Whitman that he had appealed from the decision of the Supremo Court

overruling the motion for a change.

of venue in the trial for alleged bribery in connection 'with deposits of city funds. .

Notice of appeal is not accompan- ied by notice of stay in the proceed- =ngs and Whitman announced that he would apply 'tomorrow to have. n special panel of talesmen summoned and ask Hyde's trial set for Jan 22. ___.______._._.-

(Canadian Press)

of an elopement which stirred Wa ington society to its centre a yen ago was beard in the local court

iuiral I-lichborn of the Navy, sued hi

late Henry M. Hoyt, Solicitor Gene

born and Wylie visited New Yorl' Quebec, London, Paris and Mont

ia nobody loves a n ' `

putter, nd th i - ' _ e new are the nes who it mf wngtl _ Itlie Nile. .

,, <> z b _ _

things out of life. (Canadian Press) I neun; insistent in season and one VICTORIA, Jan. ii-The Leona- lTlLY’8 SURPLUS '

_.___ _

Y will surely bring. the reward von me 'l‘he-Lt. Governor in his speech re-

working for, so let no time be lcst forred tb the additional extensions to ROME: Jim- 10’Th¢ N,'il_l“i9l¢°" 0

` ' F cesc edesco ha

but keep digging. railroads and measures for forestry the treasury. PM 0 .

rvatlon presented the financial statement a

- conse . ,

N t h 1 i l‘ ti ' - n0te to the president of the Cham

0 new egsa on In can her of DsPuties. owing to tho £89

_ that tbemlchamber is not now _ in T

' ll t t t ev r ev iluble sub- ` _ ‘ession. e surplus rom the ast \ S we 0 um 0 e y u bud et the statement says, amount- '

E .

re han 35 000 000 llre $7

ed to me t S . .

Yesterday the Earl G;-ey left geo,-_ 000,000). The surplus lust year is cs-

' * I umatea it $59,000,000 ure, but ow.

ing to extraordinary expenses it wil be reduced by more than $23,000,00

lire_

The extraordinary expenses of th

zglxrivlgfo ‘;§teg)i§:;;1ing°“u“D':“;m°“|1;:’l?5 war will be met by the accumulate iauftrip to the niegnaien islands ui-_~ °_fa_f1*;° éggtwotsggllfreyffg S' S' Lady Sybil °°mp1°t°f1 one of this “source at the 'disposal of tb the most successful seasons sailings Government ,rms Wm enable it to mrri

gl) thebhistgry 03 5595"* navigauon to carry out the reforms already vote(

s a. eve san s. ,

The Lady Sybil is owned and man. by Paitigment, which the minister

‘aged by Wm. Mcbure of Picton but °““m"“ " ' ___

formerly of Murray Harbor, P. E. is-

land, R gentleman of sterling charar- __**w_

\‘ _ _\

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll-An echo _____,__.

_ lt is charged that the elopement occurred in Dec. 1910 and Mrs. Hlch-

CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENT!

,uuuu _

(Canadian Press)

LONDON. .inn ii-nord ninni

=\\'Iiu it is said is likely to lmcomo g »Ir-tflulier of the Government. before 10111:. meds an important stntemfni 'ou the flnaliccs under home rule nt n. congress in the school of economlgf; yesterday. »

His statement is of unusuul ini.

est at the present tine as llord

Government and it is fairly snfc to

Bodies Burned Beyond

` ' "' " ` '"0 flli\2(`il

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NINNEIIIES Iii ` NFNIENN INIB

,-1-

(Canadian Preasi

LISBON, Jan. ii-A ietfuon

curred in the province of dliiiiiia ,,n the natives captured ull the \-:hit men who crossed their tml.

Some were iiiimt'iliz_~.t¢:ly lulrucd,

by the tribes ln Portuguescs, Airicp during the rising there-of thu natives

' A number of Portiiguese oiliciul

were captured mid buried alive.

the N

' d h` l' _ .. . “hem ha C mr ‘ps EUC" "U" ‘£52 'lilo sc;-_uriiies are already being re

One British merclmnl '.\ 1 'Nui li) ) ____ ___

t ll ilu cd

“fi NNIINNN BNI NIVNNNE NNNIL _______;_itI_f§.1§;__>_.IIl,Quill gppggin I I or

LISBON Jun. 11-via the Fiou._lr_:,

-Horrible atrocities were comniittcdi

Exuisi?rioii Assocuuou ‘SEVEN DEAD iN I

.Hows ANNUAL iuEEuNo NEW YORK -FIRE

______._-_------1'

Recognition. Vaults

_ H' Preserved Equito-

ble’s _Papers

onn- .

- ~ I (Canadian Press) cl, ex Lnder Secretary for 11615;-lil' NEW YORK_ ___m_ llraeven uw”

are believed to have been lost in ai urn which gutted a ti1rec~story frame pending on Bronmaie Ave., early to-

Those supposed to have perished in

day.

Q.-.I _ _ nc- the names which spread so rapidly

throinrli the wooden structure that the firemen sa none could have escaped

: y _

5‘“"1-\~:llolc, were Thomas McDonough. his

wife, ilvs boarders whose names are

for _ if' uni_no\-_-n to the police.

'liiore is little chance oi the identi-

“O iicatiou of the bodies, ns they ew DY0'

cam bably burned to cinders.

Wreclfcrs begun today the prelimlu~

“ry wm-i< of clearing away the debris from the ice-encased safe del>0Bi\’» VRD' its burned in tho Equitable Life Bulld-

ing. _

The vaults of thc Equitable Life

were found to have successfully wltlr stood the flames, thoiigh they will not he opened until they have com- pletely cooled nfl.

<')llicf-rs of the society suy there is

not a doubt that the $1l00,000,00_€>0 of

` securities of ilie society fire uaiharmed .

by ilic tlmncs.

It is announced that 90,000 policies on which the Equitniilc had loaned soirlvtliiiig i;st\\'ccn $70,000,000 gud* $100,000,000 had been found io be \1n~ harmed ln the steel boxes in which they were kept.

the uatii es and mor ri v nu 1

Later he was .llloiveil to ietuiu io i is I

uwskn

-----=---_-<-.--.-=.=-.-.~_is-.-_--.~;_~_-_-__-_-af.-,._-_.M _ _ I murrlered him. ;

WASHINGTON D C ‘hm 10"' an_tii'e Contest who has ahv more ii. ""'"‘ I The Government has derideil to send! _ _

_ _ _ ' _ _ an expedition. '

n _ . J _

m (Canadian Press) __

BOSTON Jan 11-Two young

l~ - _ = woiucn, snid to be lilted sweethenrtq

- 1 = "r A » ~

"inf U V T liichcson, are repo;-fed gb

9 I H . . . _ l- ` ` ° ibc luepuriui; to fight the plea lot' S _ ` N clemency. _ _ ' K Q | One whose home is in Missouri,

I ' - _ 5

........,. .....

ig _ ccd. r- Her identity is _fi mystery. F-he was

yoi:n;:, pretly and well dressed. ' »'f--~

-- I 'rue uisr.ri<:t .‘.ttbrney's niece has .

|lc_tter from Miss Patsy_Feltz, nov 111

., (Caiiadinn l"rer.s.) __ _ with t:i_h;rculos1s,1stating tbutd :gg e BOMBAY, Jan. 11-The In ian gave c econ a args -sum un cr s

Carlo and took a trip together on pnpers, including the wrriaiziilnri xml rersion that he would marry her.

Print it review of the visit of the King) which 'she continued to believe till Ilia nd Queen to India., ull euiogisatic. | arrest. ' arpm., _1,,m,\_ _].m;5h;»,¢1 Sn-,vs 1-“l'»‘ive, Richeson had -been sexxsiing list

‘t was Bombovs proud I monev on the pretext of repayinz .the

weeks ego 1 . I . privilege to welcome King George Lol funds borrowed to pay college expen-

| me Empire of india. Today thev_ ses. -

. 'd f ll the conqucrors of b gl taflewe as Minsrds llniment cures Kifiiet in cow!

ii 98I` S. . _ _

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l Yesterday afternoon Aubrey l\l\\tch,.St!lI11€ WSW ECU 0\\\`- Bild 3101?:

` _ ' l b ve _

° f*°"f‘="~"‘- f=“"f‘,°°‘ _,ir ,,}§f,°;,,,_°; ‘.‘.=.'.“."”..‘i.°;t‘.i.°. ..‘.i;‘.."_%?,.i‘.i .........e

Sevfmfx UI hm ‘“ ua' F' ou 1 g* ‘eilly have been 1051; with the othdrl.

Mi Mutch made an attempt to get

d by nn.. | _ B The buildings destroyed are his_out ilftcen Cattle in the cow stsblc mf lrayhouse, part of the izrecn house, i_ but was uuuhle to do so and they per-

ow stable, horse stable, graincry,§iihcd in the stanchions. Other cou-

E c a house nud ice house. V08-.tents destroyed were 600 bushels oats

' non sAl.E,'{ilmited quantity

dry ssh. Apply to white .se M

tg;-_ }y_hoes»_9nlv e_.}_n'\ i9 N'-‘V “\E"”_°_.\L_. r'\‘|\f~ inn- for Ciassillnsflnn

Leod, Murray Harbor;

I* Goorgetown having repairs effected. ` -- ANTED t 1 v G 5 A' special train loaves this city this TORONTO, Jan. 12--Strong winds; BOL: Apply 'at °onc°°‘;°°.“b‘;:f_1

tion Counter, Guardian olllce 1 9

K ‘ . - d

ISYS. mail and ex ross for Geor s- --°-~'_'”* - ~--A ~ -‘ --°-*""' ' ' " town and alter its Ni-rival the Mists The temperature ab three cereus Boi’ WANTED, :X ni. work beior_ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ _"___ __ _mv use will leave for Pletou_ with pigeon- _this morning by "The Rsxall Store. schoolmhours. DD Y af- Gufgdn S0 t fl l- “ fl- 0 ~ '- ' ' gsrs, mail, express, -two ears mutton, Tested Thermometer was four de. _G\1_“‘fi1_ll_\9.2..9€- _ _ ._ _ _ d and five cars mixed freight, returning grees below zero. _ SAUNSOME SAUSAGE3 “H ' the following day, - ~ The lowest temperature recorded fresh every day Saunders, New

It should hav, been £3,564 in yes. yesterday was iii degrees below zero som & oo. ll-13d2mpd

I ni-days issue that uni can 'rravem uid un ius\=°=* W” 1 °°zr°° B' HAM siunwiouas. cunt

min dia not make on maiden mn ~b°"°- 'PM \°W°“'= '°°°“1°“ W’ P"°" _ ries. Hoi minus, urine in .....~....l...~_.-...

ions ni ht was 4i d°K1'°¢B b°l°W M' Confectionery at Sunnyside Ice Crea

to the city on- the revious day. Thds B - was due to ths'cond‘ltioin ortho track, M110 B- m- if WGS 3\ 405095 \’°\°" parlor-|_ _ _l-l2di_yi>d. ! Which was very heavy. the train. be- and at nine P- in' it was “ro” ' ~,gN*rED, 5 male principal for ~ - ml ‘mm 5 P- m- °f T““‘1°'Y tm 1 V- 1035 1 West Kent School: also. a teavh- » IU- W0¢l\_°BdL1. BDU!! "Om 01° vit! to ` Th* l°“5th °! today Wm M n ne or holding first or second class (malt ---'-'-"°---°

_ Capo Traverse I which place she left hours and 11 minutes. or 'emalm Apply to Sect., Sumo,

- - _ _ t 1 'rn tid wul be bi h this afwnow _

POM Ofliic Qlinos lmmsdistelyon arrive and __ :jo and tomonlfow ammoon at Bong _#_ iigdtl To on and youm! The very thought

hashing Elmira at 2.00 p. m. con a NTED __ with

wud with' un min from summer- sas: it will be lush towofww m°\'“' -_ A ' °“" ‘“° ° nu-“grant with lei-get-me-no 1 _ _ - ‘mr the .hm brlngsgg the mails, ing at 5.38 and Sunday morning st _Wm-_onf“|;en_:_i_'3l 1p2\i0i__p<{€_:_h3;:°§ tg”-; The days of old, the joys we shared, 33 gglzhhiekgawxggfgalxgs

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II I ptgyivlssram tilfzin cnvibs °"l?hs sun sets this afternoon 2; _y6i_\_\'B. ;>\l0°_\_¢__¥__`°\>_:‘\\'¢~Am\;'{;‘WR\:_°=_‘;“‘Ad Th” l;:_;;’“° h°¥’°5 “li d°¢<1B We And gricngs both old and new be II ' i _ Mg ¢ 5.; an W0 - ' i , - Olin. _ _ N plojh credit to. . . . . . . ... ... ... .. .. . .... . __ _ _ _ h°“*th:’f° sunwéssmae ‘“““"'°° ggltmgxg mgffffhorr it-t 7.50 and Bsgnail Hssel Grove. i-\§Qi_r_1iD<l~ The loyn\l friends who always stood May every day of every year -

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terdny elllr Mutch stated that thcrsnnd burlcy. 80 bushels wheat, har-

in uiunct but whether on ness 'md other implements "nd farm

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was some s ` ' ‘ -`. _ ‘_ ° the burned buildings or those left l\e`ing tools which Mr. Mutch could not

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Ihr fire still n o . _ _

iu the afternoon while Mr Mutch wasland not a stick. of the buildiuizv burn- thuwim; out frozen pipes in the bai‘n.=od wus lcft standing.

W The buildiuc caught and before any-I l<`ortunetely the wind was from the °‘ thi >uld‘bn done the blaze, iann- norm west so that three barns. the

burned itself out about vo o

_ ng ci ° . _ -mln f breeze, hiul mnde auch house and two emall_oht-buildings are

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rnctically nothing still left though their cscsps is con-

' progress iliut p »- . _ i multi be snvcd, The only luciiity for_si_lcred almost miraculous owinx to

9 fighting the bluze was n pump about- their close proximity to the bu dings - ten yards away but one of tho wlrcul destroyed. ' c on this had been iiroiicn about noon Several drove over iromlthis cite

and all those who arrived earl! roll

tf. Mi-_`Mutch tciephonr-il to the citvldered as much aid as was in thtir

“ml uniglirors urlio were nlarmed camo power. ` . ~ to' thc scene but could do practically Mr. 'Mutch's ‘loss will be a severe nothing but nttompt to snvo some ol ¢lU\\\ the contents. Five horses in the occurrence.

one und all will regret the un _1

Gil

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