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YOURSELF T0 HEALTH

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frown ts'

--KeIIogg’s

COMPARE Kellogg’s with any other corn flakes. For crispness! For flavor! For deliciousness I

You’ll see why they are

the national favorite! _Since the day W. K. Kellogg, of Battle Creek, first originated com ilakes --Kellogg's have far out- sold all others.

KelIogg’s`are corn ilakes

as they ought to be. Gen- uine com flakes! Never tough-thick or leathery.

Always crunchy-crisp.

With a wondrous flavor only l_{ellogg’s can impart!

Sold by all grocer-sr

Served at all hotelsand

restaurants. Q’

{ Quan - lrasli. ALFVA Y:

Conn “S5 FLAKES '

limitations cannot bring you auch wonder-flavor _ such crisp, crunchy flakes. The genuine corn flakes have the signature el the originator sa the package.

The best by taste

,igitdof

R.C.JAMlESON &C0.LIMITED

PURE PREPARED PAINT

lletuly for use on all snrfacus. (Zove»i's 4155 Sflllilfe feel Def

gallon with Two c0ATs_ t_livc.~a it licuutlful gloss that

grid; 3|-eauy yo uw appt-.ixaiiiuv oi lhf» |>alnti‘tl surface, and

forms n p1~r»tr~cl.ivn film ol uneqiiulileil iluruhiliiy-

'FLOOR ENAMEL

A Sliliorlor Enuniel for iioora that ivours like iron. dries nvorniglti and can he si:i~iibln.-tl rnniuiit-rlly without duruuge.

Ask for Our New Color Charts

THE ROGERS HARDWARE CO.,

LIMITED.

` he Mlnard'e. M | N A RD’ 5 I tLi_u__ioi~.__»;n_I .

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Central Guardian

I ED’8 TAXI_ day and night ler» vice. Plinue 687 or 209~.i,

W'|l lin hold on J-une 3. 1926.

un Sunday, lllny 23111 ul ilu- usual

t70|iy.)

St. Jolili'-.~' ul T |i. ni.

TRVON, CIRCUIT" ’l`l\f- llnllml

.t . _ " ' ig vit,-es. Sunday, May 23. 'i‘|'yon ll

pufuti 7 ii iu. |l’n¢~tlnr in cliurgn of all sci~vft-va.

loniazs front the livvcrly Hospital. iioverly. Mass.. on ‘May 12th was . ._ = . ' 'y_ . . NIt~Kay is u <ln'\l-glitt-r ol' the latte

inn. New Loiirion.

fiiullutln contains values not sur-

||>n.~isi=tl unywliore in Cnnndu. ln»I vivztigutt- and ‘ho t~ouvint-etl »-SIN-1

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SILVER FOX SALE-Mt~.-:s|'s. C. M- lfilllillsoli & Co.. zulvlsc by uuhlol tlini tho S'l\‘vr i<‘ux Salt-, postpouutll T, on account of the Gtwiieiail Strike,

HAZELBROOK CIRCUIT- llev.

it. W. Liutlsny, will hike uliargt- ut' _ » 'srrvlces ou- the I-luzelihrook circuit.

hour oi' womli D. (fP:i||~lol plast-

I'l'hs goyvnsl e priae pei a interest sn Irene! Government 0% Bonds is guaranteed by the

‘French Gsvernmfui all backed ‘hy the andre seseanes el the Ile.

t»_“if"° °!!!e°_°_¢ _

INTEREST lN(`0ME.

The income from the averlle cor-

poration or industrial Bond is fixed. that is to say. a 0% Bond of $1.00" denomination yields exactly !»4|0~0"

ea until maturity The ln-

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CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD mmf? ffm" F"°"¢\\ G°V""'"“°“' ‘V5 »-Next Sunday ‘lxvfiig \\'lii( Sunduy. thi-re w‘il lic u tzclvliiuilon oi' the Holy (‘.oinnu|uluu in Si I-Ilimilic-.ili‘r. nt ll ai. in. :intl Evunilig l‘ruy1-r ini

Bonds comprises many of the at- traotive features of an ordinary share. or share of common stock. While the income expressed in French money remains fixed the

(‘l\urch of (‘ai\iinila i’rf.iclilii ser-

a. in . North 'l‘ry~on Il p. in.. fra-

INURSE. GRADUATES -_ A|uon;:

those izrailuntillg und rut-elvliig dip-

Vllw Aunlo (hr`. tint- \ItK.i Visa'

Annie til. and \V. D. .\lt-Kay, (‘lIi-’

EVERY PAGE in our Sprinui

Erwilatn s'i‘.l'>\vt\ic1‘. i.niirn|>_r

9::72-.5-20 zif

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n\u.il for Grout Britain and oihoi

<lor\\'nrtleil by tho ‘stniiiiu-r Nlognntit

22nd. (`oi'resnondt-|it'e spot-lully ad tire.-med to the New York route wi

’.’ - _ qi sailing from New York on 'I‘uc>t‘

mail for Great Britain will he des plltcllrtl hy the Eiupress of Scot land, sailing from Qurhoc on \\'f-il im.-ttlziy. the 26th. :intl irnotlicr lui mail for Great Britain \v’ll he for wurtletl 'hy the Montrose from .Vicu

also from Mmitreal on Saturday the 29th.

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ARRIVE »

(frtisatlizra, lroln l~}:i»gluud, rczicliri Xiu' York on 'May 1-ith. and \vll

two days luirr.

l HEADACHE !`

Bathe the hrutl with Mlnard's. ln water. Also heat and lu

l There Are Plenty

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t i Trout to be Caught

` But YOU Must

Have the Right

I ‘ Tackle

, ir You

Select your FLIES. CASTS»

` nests. nous. Lines, ew.

cnsnaorrsrown, P. s. i, ` ‘ from our nook

I ‘ You Will H-ave

_ ‘° 'rm' li Lots of Luck

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leeds CARTEIVB. sein 31055 an supply your wants with nn om snot osuimois for PURITV Md GERMIN- *`|'|0N. 41 vases in iii- asap susmsss. shouts as s usrsniss. you are ssfs In buying ¢ARTER'B SEEDS,

OUR SPECIALTIES FOR 1926

1 Will _lf

Hlnn Grads Ns. 1 miousi" Timothy. Genulns 0|#

‘sultan mammsih tm ms clown imwwd by vs ¢'f°°* "°"i England this year, 4‘Trui" Gsnsdian Mammoth No. 1 °i°v»r from Noriiisrn omerio, i-ugh onus No. 1 Ron Alllks Clover. Choice No. 1 Ontario Grown White FII! Ind

Wilirior

ts Russian Bead Wheat. In Seed Oats we have s l¢°°I<

Ontere Grown “improved Banner." “I-ll\‘|¢r."

°V'°*°"Y' me °'Aiiunsenes". Also s csrissu of nalssnsd

W"'°° hw om Ns.; (gnu nuns.; Also lilsnd Grwn wlilll Banner Oats and White File Bead wheat. Whois- isle and Rsteii. Iewsst pr-ioea. '

CARTER & C0., limited

Ufdsmenlo the People of P. I. island

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MacKinnon

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_llarter’s Tested Seeds §,D,.u,. C.,

_/Pima Ti-is Re><Ai.|_ Posoi

For ms si our sir-lo srons, QUEEN STREET. are Kona# Sroaa 552

oHAni.o'r1’£'rowN. and try our sosmrs su ovsr P. E. IILAND. No nee to sen outside of We PPUVIMO '°\'

MAIL FOR OVERSEAS- A fllll

coiiutrlia via Great ilritain will he

from Moiitreiil on Saturday. the

connttt \v‘th the S S A liinniir

day. the 25111 ui mltlnlglit. A full

troal on Friday. the 28th, anti* another inail hy the strainer Dori(-I

CHURCH ARMY CRUSADERS

.Ronilvi'>< muy lic iiiit-rc.~4I,i-ri to

‘mow that ii party 0l‘ (`l\ui‘cli Army

work during tho Suinnior in l':ii° ‘sites 'u the Eastern States, and in f)iir-lu-.t- u-url Ontario. The rv\'1-.rcml lounrltr of (iw wnntlt-ri'ul organfza. Von, iirv. Ur. (‘a\-llle, is spfmtllng ..-lx ivrt-ks in (`un:ulu :intl thc Stair-S, 1u‘<~at-liiin.: in the >.\ioutrt-al Collie- tlrul on .Iunn 2-ith .r-milling l‘or home

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value of that money to the Canadian or American investor depends upon the exchange value of the French franc expressed in dollars.

Thus it will he seen that at the

present rate for the franc the holder of a 10.(ll>-l"rs.nc Bonn will receive for his coupons aggrqating always MIP francs per annum n sum in (hm sdlan money equivalent ta a return of nearly 7% on his investment. that ia on the cmvt of his _l0.M0-Frant- Bond which at the present time is 3-'I(Ki.iD. .

\»\’|i»_n the franc inches 8 cents.

however, the value of the coupons vviil be murh higher; 000 fra.n<'s~wlll be worth $izi;00 which on an ln- vestrnent of $300.00 is equal to n Yield of' ltifl.. Few common stocks offer so attriu-.tive a inetum.

When .the franc has rearhed I0

oients or $l,t|iri,0tl r l0,iI00~P‘rnm- Hond the return wlnebe proportion- ately higher. Every 000 francs in hf» tereiit coupons will bring $60.00 when cashed. liure the yield is more than 20%, .

At 15 cents per fre.nc the coupons

oo s 10,1101)-Franc Bond oostingooniy $3ili.00 today .(‘Dar value $1.9 .ti0-

e. profit on the rincipal ol l1.@.00) wil be worth £90.00, representing a return of over 80%.

And lastly, with the franc awr.

l.e., IDA cents or $1,930.00 per ll-

Franc Bond. the oougonl for one year amounting to G00 ra.rics will be worth $ll:"».Fi0-an amount equivalent in a return of nearly 4075 on the original investiuent of $3i)0,W.

. AN l.Isl'0|s’|‘AH'l' FIATUBI Both the principal and interest of

Frriwh tiovtvrnment 0% Bonds is ex- empt from nil French taxation, prey ent 'ir future. in these da.ya of high taxaiion when investors find their lnr.»m.~ 1-nnsidarahly -reduced themby. this fr-nture is of great impolianiw. adding to the attractiveness ef French Government 0% Bonds for ln- vestnirnt.

IINIJQUALLID IECUBITY

it should not he forgotten that

Fronch ilovornnirnt 0% Bonds repro- sent a rilroct obligation of the ite- publlc of France. lmcked by the en- tire resources of the country and the unlimited taxing power ol the Gov- ernment. '

TIME IS (`ll’P0l\'l‘UNl

In vinw of the excellent prospects

for a sharp advance in the value of French money, investors should buy ns many F`r»~nvh Government 095 Bonds as they can cnnvs-nleritly a-(~ ford. Wo are ronvlncerl that present purrhasrrs will double, ii' not treble, their money in n rt»ma|'kably short space of lime, hilt nf course, immed- iets aetlen must be iahsn if early pro- lifs Us to be made,

Vinnairfi-1 »7»»'§§.l'i.T<i.....-`.i.I.L'§I 0% Bonds onn aeil them It ar\.V|

I t ash t the re-

iime or sun r a D

vniling market price.

AN ENVIABLE RECORD.

Our Ds.st‘ra~cord attests to our

ahility to make money for all who deal with us. .

We recommended to inventors

Berlin Bonds (IIIN-15 Issues) ~ at ll0.t'i0 per million murk unit-within twelve months' time these Bonds reached |lti,000.00 par million mark unit.

We recnniviisnded to investors

Gorman flovsrnmmf 5% Flonds at 530.00 por million mark unit.-0 mnnm, lair-r we were buying them bark from clients who held them for $2,600.00 per million mark unit.

We rernmmended to investors

Polish iiovemiuenl 5% Bonds at $10.00 per million Polish mark unit ~- suhsequently they reached $960.00 ps-\‘ niililim P0lIl`n mark \|r\Ii.

We rr-rnmmended to investors

Danish tinvi=rnmi=nt Rands at lsss than half their rurrsnt prices--in sympathy with the rise in Danish money these Bonds have made wide udvances.

We recommended to investors

Norwegian Government Bonds when they were selling at little mor# than hall' their :ir-‘sont uriree»~Nf\nvrgi|u~ money has Inereur-tl In value and a proportionate appreciation in the value of the Bonds has been rs- corded.

We reoommsnrisd to lnvfstnrs Aus- trian Government Guaranteed 1% Gold Bonds of i923 at $020.00 per $1.000-Bond--today the some Bonds an selling a point above par.

Substantial profits-Indeed for-

tnn&-are me fruits of the foresight exercised b shrewd investors In the urehase oluisefsl Government uid Eiunicioai Bonds reoonuneded by this House.

evneliberx From-ls flevsrrirnrnil _ Ilnnds are a gennlnn invest-.

as bargain. The opportunity in!

ay them as their pnesons lnwl rise is not likely In vaenr in--1 woea low anrl the day the lnnoh franc touohee par.

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FRENCH GOVERNMENT 6% BONDS

` “The world must know that the franc will improve

slowly but surely, like the wine of- our country.”

WE BELIEVE that aa investment made

“idly in French Govemmeni 6%

Bonds (Lon. iuuisaua D... ian., |920. redeemable at para! the gf dm Govern. ment on or after jan. lst, |93l ), pi-ami, an Blwiltional opportunity for profit on any ma- terial advance in the value of French money (Francs).

'DI-IC ID i-l'\¢ Of Frgnu

e Fraich Government 6% Bond (of |000 Francs denilnhislioli) can now he bought fn; $3000; with F rmch exchange at normal (I9-3° PU FIIIIC) these same Bonds would have s value of $l93.00 each.

International bankers believe French Francs

will sell at I0 mils per Franc before very long. ,lust think what tlis means F reach Cavem- mmi BUDJI; with the Franc worth I0 cents, each Bond of l,000 F rancs will have a value of $I00.00-»a rise of over 240'/"Q, or s profit of $70.00 for every $30.00 invested today. With the Franc selling st I5 cents. each Bond of l.0OOFrsncs will have s value of $I 50.00, s rise of more than 400%, or a net profit of

$l20.00 for each Bond nf l.0O0 Francs. or for every $30.00 invested today.

4 We made s lengthy and thorough invaiiga- txm to determine the best way to buy French Francs for maximum profits. We are of the opinion that these French Govcmmmt 6% Bonds afford the but medium. for they repre- sent io French investors precisely what British Gorvemment and our Canadian Government Victory Bonds represent to us. being lelul ih- vesimenis far every Institution, Trust Fund md Saving: Bank in France. and constituting s strictly high-grade Covemment invesimait. They may he sold again instantly for :poi cash. ss they sne listed on the Paris Stork Exchange and traded in throughout the financial centres of the world. The interest coupons (payable june and December I6th) have always been paid prompt- ly on the dot. and can be cashed in Montreal. New York. London and other financial _centres through our Houn, lianks or oth- `nstiiutioes.

French Government Bonds will, we believe.

unquestionably como back to normal ($l 93.00 per l.000 Franc Bond). The United States were financially bankrupt after the Civil War.

-M. H erriot,

Ex~Fn-uid of Prine.

Their securities could he bought for a song. yd in s few years the Americans were on their fm- sncial feet again. and today are considered the richest nstionie the world.

Even England was once faced with what

seemed to be s financial disaster. With Na- poleon virtually pounding si har gates. ,British Bonds wait fornext to nothing, but the victory st Waterloo sei! them sky-roclceting. The Rothschild family acciunulsied the mejor por- tion of its wealth by investing in British bonds and selling them when Wellingto|s's victory bo' came known.

The uperience of France. too. hmkrupt al

the hands of Bismarck. is within the rasssuly of living msn. Her Bonds sold down to 7% of their value sfier the FranurPrussian War. They appeared hopeless. yet in two years they had recovered 95%. making fortunes for the far-sighted investors who had the courage to in- vest in then. Wheii millions of men md popu- lations of nations Imd their collective efforts to the task-nothing 'I impossible. The French franc will undoubtedly come back to normal.

V A study of hilary convinces one fomihly that the most difficult thing in the world in de- stroy is national existence. History is repealing itself. The opportunity of s life time. to cam remarkable profits. exists today for invedorl. through the purchase of these highqrsde French Government Bonds. They rank as the pe- emincni class of French Cove-rnnisan securities. and are virtually s first mortgage on the entire assets and resourcu of the vast and wealthy Republic of France. The Bonds are valid for 30 years after maturity. and the interest coupons for 5 years after their respective mstunty dates. thus enabling the investor to cash them at any time the exchange rates are fsvorshle.

Francs is s first-class commercial, navsl

sud military power of the world. French in- dustries ane thriving and working overtime. France is exporting goods to every country of the globe; her shipping is crowding the world`s ports. and the nation shows every evidence of industrial and economic progress. Reparauon psymeits from Germany are further mhsncinr. the French treasury. These conditions will he quickly reflected in s rapid rise in the French Franc. which in tum increases the value ni French Government Bonds. That is why we urge you to huy French Govemmcn! Bonds N()W_ whi]¢ th¢y are on the hargain counter.

Table Showing Present Price and Profil Possibilities

Denominations: er Amount

1.000 Francs. French Government 0% Ronda .. . 2.000 Fmncs, French Governmvnt 6% Bmids 5,000 Francs, French Government 6% Bonds l0,ti00 Franrs, Frrnrli Government 6% Bonds

Zi 000 Francs, I"renrh Government. 0% Bonds ,_

50000 Francs, Frrnrli tlovernmeot M9; Bonds i00.(l0ii I-`rnn<~n, l<`r»=nrI\ Go\'ernm»=nt 5% I-ioniin

With iiamis at Par and Franca as.

Prrssmt 1 Ili ` Ya.

Pri:-s Cnnse Cents lii.ll (irate

., 5 .'t0.0fI $ 70.00 S llzftllv J l93.00

. 60.00 140.01 300, ."»9iI.l‘|0 lb0.00 3.'V\.l\i`l "'\t Fif\5.|Ifi

.li30_0|

2.'._1|'|

Bla ` 3::

.5.* 533

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` Tao

,qlrl,i\0 101,00

, T.'»0,i'\fi I.7l\0.00 750,00

1_50o.m .'l,500.00 '.',5tvl.n|\ tin in

.. 3_Nio,ivi 7,mo.n0 t.S,mvi.ii0 1lI,r',.u on

\\.'l ARI: selllriil a good many nf these bonds at the shove prim, whit-Ii covers nw.-ary oxprusr- l'i»»n

rN'PInt_ nf avrrptmi riieque 'ir moneymrder we will ni onre oonflrlri =s.ie. Bonds are for'-_-hiatt-\ hy

registered and insured mall. Order with rv-snlttauca to rover purchase. must be rvrnlsed by early :unit io

insure :hens prirea as quotations are changing daily.

For many years this investment Hniase has been Csnerfds Isremosi srlueiee lereiln band house. it is

vitally important to us to haw our clients select those honda which will make the u1f\st money for them and make M most quickly. Our interest does not i-_-asc a_ft»~r a sale, for it is our ronsiani aim tn keep in

tourh with our rlientelr, scattered throughout the Ir-nfih and breadth of Canaria. ilw "mind State; and Na-vvfnundlsnd, to render it frdeifeq service. infnnvi ng clients when Ronda rise in tum-kai value, um m. forming them whether or not we deem it advisable io sell. This service is exp-riiaive to ourselves, but lu

value to our clients is inoaiculable.

""‘ ri-is invzsruzur Houss: or U" Yewr Order Th' F°""

Ideas

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MONTREAL

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l....closel\evswiih{ss¢s;.fs.i t-.i1¢que}for_$............... in iull payment for

purchan from you ei...... ..........iresuinF1mehGover1nimt 6% Bonds (Lossoi

|920), which you are ie forward ms by registered asf 'soured msiL

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A I"ORTUNE-BIJILDIIIG iNVES'I'ME.N'I`

FRENCH GOVERNMENT

6% 1 BONDS OF |920

AFFORDINVESTORSAN OPPOR’I`UNITY OF ~ EARNING '

475% PROFIT

ON THE PRINCIPAL AND AN INTERFSI-INCOME OF FROM

_ 7%

40%

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huh iiu- Interest and Priaelpnl el l'rrur_I| tinvernaaani 0% Isnmis ern »-\.~-nyn from -li Pnnrh i»ns-- iion-pn-seni sr future, <

ill-Ill'I` \'i<f’i'i‘i.i'Z.\|l‘1.\"l'

Fr-nm \\`.i.~Itim;\on 1-muse tha rv~|v~rt

of ilu- .~d»;niiu: or sn :turn-rmonv iv- .twem ilu- ,\mrrI¢~nn and Fr~|u-h Gnvvninin-nts for the fundim: nf F‘rnurr's war tinhls in ihs I'nlinri Rimes. Tin- terms are slirii thai railflrruiuu tv- i‘<.-lr rospertlvr leftis- iailvr I1..-tiw in assured, This .viii remove lim oiitnvidlng nhntarit- in the pain nf financial rscupomilnn in F`ranf-s. The effect of-the rr-ui..va.l of this \l|\N\rh\inL1 will be r¢‘fi:-vinfi In the rxrhnnge valnr nl the Y`|:uic for ri Inuit time to rome. M'-alta-lille it should lend swirled impetus l»\ the mpid recovery which no\v -seems im- minrnt.

PRL/'DENT AND FAR- SIGHTED INVESTORS IN

1 lNCRI~1/\SlNC. NUMBEEQS

i -»ARl-I LAYING THE

FouND,mor~: FOR wats rt truer. _

WEALTH AND INCG .TF THROUGH THEIR IN\’F..“3'l`l`.',l-`.NTS MADF. IN HIGH GRADE. GIIT-

i I-_`.|`)(`.l*D FRENCH COV-

F,Rl\Il"ll-`.=\lT 6% BONDS

.Tho time to huy Fvenrh Gov-rvi»| ment fi", Burials is new while zliey nr- n\n"n‘\i» ni their pruieni at-. irill'il\'»~ |'sl’i|'|\.

|II`liIiE'I‘ Bl'Rl’l|\`S A .i»~e\~..:.~i. rr.»m` intro- hrinw Ihr

news thai the I<`r»»mh `(‘hnml» r of ilopiitirs and tho .'€r~n=lir- sf"‘: dif- cussi-'»n ilirrulstmiii \\‘¢-dnv~sds‘ Mui '|’l\ursda_\' nicht |~rnr~h¢-1| an ».:1'er. msnt just h»>ln:~r» .lnvt-n tm F `fla.\‘ The Ruri|:»-1 wn~= parsed and f-' the lIr_~f time In |.»».n:~' _~‘»-ns ft rv-"~I-U' g. ,imrm |,\ |1'r»n:~l» rlnnnr-ns 'Plu- algnlflram-s nl' this nieuiuvru-ni ls al- most as tres' ss the .~=tilerr\~ni of wsr debts its efferi is bound tn be t's_r~r»e»thin¢ .\'¢\u' the 'i"~=ncI\ Govsrninmnt ran piursiie its poliry of flsrnl rv~fnr'ru villh Ihr utmost "J-v fldanse. Hero is un»~iI\¢~r° f-‘mise monte] reannn for s will' si" clu- tion in the exchange ~.s|-vs r-I ' ~~/I. money and Ln s§rn;\~:h,\ wil hi: a prefisiiou an ndi 'mrr In th-‘ ‘ tin.- J French Governnmni fi". l:f.t.~is.

4 lynn.; qurmnn-ui s',. nf 's nn vhs lnvnimoni ui lim pr-- If gonaratiors--avnlisiulr far li\\.-~t- orn ef meflrrnie uirans as neil as lnrl°-

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immummmawn$mM““Wwr%mmw%$Wm“WEU

ilitnve today, was severely damaged wag(__` _ Wlwil 'bfvllirlit to anchor at ‘1‘eiler. A_ J_ Sta,t6S A If full meeting of tthe mim..m es tllodln his homo here this mom-

(~m`~ was |.,,|9ase(| and some nfinieut si mono:-tain which noun- iwioiel

WMRBANKS Alaska .my 19_ the' men aboard the Norge .qliula u\|in~r.< iuttlomil dt-lvizilifs emi-I SIIOIIOS,

The M,r.,.h|p Nm-ge Bemwy down ropes lo bring her to t-arih,|ference hero tomorrow. The n\iu~ V ` ` ` ' . 'SI ' li lil tht-tl ith ' gers, he assci't_\.d. would not nurt-e. land A`J`Hu"ord"av1a'l`ors'damned le was env yweg_i_`r. we to a.l1'y nlteriilloii of liour.~1 or,

Financier

NEW YORK. .\'.Y.-W.E.l). Stok-

A'laska. Thursday night.

Ménibera of the crew told .Beni-

net and Hufford, when the aviators were at Teller w|it.h photographers

executive rnuiiirlttcv was held to-

day to con/sltlcr the Govcrunit-.ni‘n

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