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I . rrmcnianorrarown ouiiaoiiin A I Farowollpdqresg dnother Interesting! -“*-‘ ‘ Loctille

On 'l‘uesilay evening. the Congre- (Continued irom Page l) i

Topularity Prize‘ “ Won By . . Lefty Mctluaid

' e: '\ - _ I _ .‘ iuast night was aibiz n-ishl oi file, HIGHFIELD‘ ssnviczs _ The New YWk ' GNQIIWl-cll Vlilllfie ‘Fillf-ilieliid" ‘iiililsorvice In the Presbyterian church

. cmwd who miiienided ‘w -try then-ion Sunday Dec. 5th will b‘ at 3 . up. o: 53a!‘ i“ Ry‘ ‘ 12g: luqk dot the their Will: m. Sunday Schoofz p. m,‘ p lean 11-. ' anja tied nun Wll 0,.‘ ipuouuvti" ‘°°- _- Market Bull m: to set the

i‘ i" Gontrai Guardian--

THE inoanrousp sale o! stock. crop and implements of Donald Cunus. Scutchfort will take place. on Saturday, D06. ‘i-t-ll. zoos '

The ‘Late Sir , Joseph Pope

A distinguished oumdiuu per- L“, bu“, yggmgfl‘ golmfly imam, anldi ‘highly ‘honoured Lon of Manhood nngl a 0:. ‘by iuu King, pt-ruousny admired usuhliigaishriguiifiig," “"1", in}: lreaaectcd bty ‘his felting‘, 01;:- (wnuoui cum-m"

a u‘eacunry’s ‘senv .- -

woolly loved by the members of his family and esteemed by friends in‘ all parts oi the British Empire-

run airr or oirvn “w” PIIUTUQQRHI F” XMAS MADE nv

CRASWELL

Phone 692-L Today for Appointment t

Baiiou oi’ the Christian Church. Montague, uiésembied at the par- sonirge to bid farewell to Rev. C. E. Arnlstrnng (our efficient. pas- i°i"ill-"il1l‘8t¢) and his family, ‘_

Deflllite the down pour oi’ rain a large number of friends were prf-e- em, and the evening passed all too quickly with music and good cheer‘. wlthal a feeling of sadness. was

‘ :‘0tbers supposed foundations ‘were as follows: Tile M°ll8oliniis a hog

Indians a mole

- Inhabitants of South America a whale

‘HARTNEY HALL. - Weather

Illllll lhlibll Dllpllfifl Lllnlhtl

, , T T Sir Joseph Pope passed away rrom use mm, Vancouver, n. o. . Swot. fl-lid of the Iinse all Players Povlllfi-‘lflll’ fllld roads permitting. there will bo Dre“ t h _ The North Aualerican Indians a _ , . 01¢ n pal 1 ututio ) Bosch Mug, 0o. Colman This come“ w“ ‘won; by a servicein Hartnoy m,“ on Sunqnfinylipletzuigt vggcizfiogilailtmvgg is: great topwqse. v there were half a million victims 63Ll1ifl¥ 0 at Ottawa, yes (TN; .911 9!. no n Pacific a». -- hefty iiooQunrloavou-isi-souttllmw of day. Dec. 6th at 2.30 n. m. conduct- bad enjoyed. in the puui at the Tiiiiiiii‘ iieiii iii" iii" ‘iiliiii ‘iiiiilili M‘ Jaw“ m3 M)’ “m” m’ M” A si yJmO ' ‘t1! eild ' r Oullllei‘ ' ’ " 831% the Sitar baseball team. iliefty had ed by the Salvation Army. Parsonage due to the unfailing hos- ill disk that Baliiiiliiiiiiiei‘ We“ d“ dred thousand persons perished‘ the iagsleiglii wfiiiliizm $30M g- csufllld Hhlifl iRilY- iR-R- 1 4 90340 votes and rgoolvqd $50,111 ‘ pmmy o; ML and Mm Armstrong to the inrushing of waters under “the” “m” °f dm-iiiimiic" are ' ' w . ‘so. 41% non-r was the boxing bout at

sold. ‘Second our ilhe list was Ffliffiiii We 0t we Fathers o! C: “fink

Industrial Alcohol Co. . . 81% _ . 153 Hill boro Mrs. Abram Myette. ‘Concord, Ziiass house Electric .. 68% gs“ Mable mud’ ‘ B were received on the occasion oi "i Sim“ 8M1 147% a feature 0i .mn,lsht's fun win be the ‘death of the late on; Jotiiu s.‘

Montreal 'Stook Exchange

1 84,980 votes received ‘$20, in niold-

Connors. mun no as Fermi» won $30 while gen]: about will! O'Brien mcets ‘the, challenger Mac- 119041- (1099 The‘ ‘winners ‘wish. ‘to tihanik illlfiii‘ supporters for their, lies-lily 0001i"- htion. ' ‘ ~.

The door prize. a beawtifulbet of ddshes and a. tray was won by

ADDITIONAL NAMES.— Muss

‘bury. Mass and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shepherd and‘ family ,Ci[.y, and‘

the boxing bout between ‘Cbamiplctm Hlllfliles-

O‘Brlen and ‘the challenger iMc- l

‘file Market Blllllllili; Wright. Joseph zresenied with a w

Cards from ‘Mrs. John ‘Reid, Rox-hflfe with you. on the eve of your

the earth into fissures in the sur- ce. "

Aristotle used arguments that

Dllllus the event-us they were

ell-filled purse ntl the following address.

Reverend C. E. Armstrong and m“ “mmiwed wiiiiY- mnluy (l) That a ship disappears; - ‘We. y0iii~ friends, have gathered from iiiiii i" iilillli- ill‘

it» recedes. ‘from harbor to horizon. ' i (3) (‘ircular shadow cost ‘by the’,

departure from among us, to ex- ' earth on the moon ilurlng an

Dress in a small way the esteem in which you are licld by us. ecilllfiff- _ During the years that you have (3) Alteration in the appear-l been with us, ygn have freelyiance oi‘ thc heavens as one passes, given of your best for the good ohfrom point to point on the earth's: the Church and its people and oiisiiiiace- - the community at large. Words m"; ‘He regarded the earth as having} us when we try to express our gp-‘flll upper inhabited half and a. low-, preciatlon of those untiring eifortirel‘ llilllliitiblted one. The air iu‘ on our behalf. the lower half tending to flow up- Your home has always been hog-(wartls through the earth. The lnbly open to 115 all, and we flgflobstriicliou of this passage brought

missed. in the earth and the increased

mod P. E. I. MINISTERIAL ASSN. — bl. ...‘. ...... 90% ' th ‘H d r The monthly meeting of the ‘I’. E. rd Smith. $59 ,w,§,“’;‘o"g~$e§i§i1',i,,_‘ ° u so“ c“ I. Igluiuisziald Assltgciiitiogl will be entitle lPitlip .. . , , be d hel on r on a-y. 869m‘ H‘ 6th at l-sui rower. . 71% ,,§“§,;,?§°w,fi”§‘;;i,, ,,‘1,,,“‘.,‘§;‘ 11 a. m. in the Baptist Church. "onal Breweries . . . 69 senor o! mm “umber do“ not we, Charlottetown. Important hiat- nlsib, River 10 Wm Mmse“ m. meme" at the my“. tens are to be discussed and a full ninipegbiieciiaic . wnwht another dyuwmg aha]; be attendance is desired. . ow . . a 1 6:3: PE New . . 84. e‘ , _ BROOKFIELD SERVICES — The, l Télephune 138% ‘services in the Brooklield congregal men ..... 35 tion on Sunday Dec. 5. will be as 1a rn-auum _, 104% follows. Brookiield ll a. m. Ilantio, . Sfgtlnlnhip ‘Pfd. . 94% Returns b0 Norway ville suodny 5°i‘°°,i i o- m- Youus. lalon Bridge 1mm Pl t .t Peoples mselills i u ‘u- "unis". . r River 7 p. m. In the evening oi Fri.‘ day Dec. ‘10 Rev. D_. E. NlacDoir. aANKs _ ' sld will give an aildress -on his Royal _ 257 Mi‘. R- $t0yTBlf1e 0f Norway‘. work in India in the llrookfielii k Momréyij ‘ ' ' . ' ' ' I ' ' " 273 who hi“ b96111" mi” iimvflii“ iiii’ church. The meeting will open ui , ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ’ ' ‘ ' ' " the past few months studying the,7_30 p, m. lempmec" 13s; Mm,’ 140%; silver fox" industry leaves this‘

‘y. lea»...

m-‘Decq 74;' (May, 83; July,

nts-‘Decq 42%; "May. 46% y, -i6i/_;. - ‘beak-Bea, 130%; May, 135% y135°§s.

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estern Guardian

jEi-‘ECTRIC LIGHT TROUBLE n a statement sent. out last ht thy the electorioal engineer

the ,town of Summerside it is ex

=ted ‘that the electric light plant l ‘be in operation today as usual

rying the full load. Mr. N

rgin. expert from the Canadian okeris, Montreal, 1i at presentat o plant and states that the oils ed a-t the plant ‘for a. year past. is inferior quality and notsuitable He recommends pecial oil. D. T. E.. and refused than or reflect upon the products dthor of the oil wmpanies who ‘yo supplied 0},‘ for the electric

the engines.

discriminate any luore

hes for the last. year.

f;

‘m. btined. Court meets again this

til-I address the Jury. telwart, attorney general. and Mr. loath ‘Strong. K. ‘C.. appeared for En Crown and Mr. ‘C. ‘D. McOalluiu r the prisoner.

Eastern Guardian

'-SUPREME ‘ COURT. — The owsdale case occupied the atten- n cf the Supreme Court in Sum- erslde practically all day yester- iy. IWhen court adjourned at 5 M] wuneggeg had been ax. Newark ‘News says ‘today that it morning for St. John, N. 13.. eubutiinces ‘was

lornlng at 9 o'clock when counsel-in the ‘State Government a-t Tren-‘ ‘ Hon. .l. rtltuu that there will

II*M\°,NTAGUE B A P T I S T

morning f0; (Norway,

iMT. Stovreilde duff-lint: his sojourn here made imam-y intends. ‘He spent . three months of the time at. ‘tihe " Unilonvale fox lunch owned by Messrs. Mi-Lure & iMacKinnom‘, and wilrtle there quickly mustered the Rev. D. F). MacDonald will givc an business of silver fox farming. l-[o address on his work in ‘India in the also spent. uouluidomhie time study-‘Ciyfle River church. The misting lng ‘the types of animals and thefwlil 1198i" fit ‘l Il- m» breeding oi the vtuious animals

CLYDE RIVER SERVICES On Sunday Dec. 5. the service in Clyde River Presbyterian church will be Sunday School l0 n. m. Young People's Aleotlirg 11 u. Ill. In ‘the afternoon of Friday Dec. 10..

or ‘_P_ E_ [sump Mn SLav-reide r6110!) Quincy Sh, lioxbury, was the mm“, u, Namwfly ‘vim, a Bplendmisoehc of much. happy enjoyment. impression of the muvince and “gland a. pleasant. surprise Sunday people, “my thinks it a very deslrfeveniug, Nov. 28th when Mr illlfi _ 8M9 pmci, w “ye m ‘Mrs Angus lliauKinlioil iii the]

During the 18st few days me humildst of u hundred or more frienils bee“ an qmeregww spawn”. uflund relatives celebrated liIGlI‘, _ 51pm‘. fox m, mylngandhas. nmdehzolden wedding anniversary at. the quite a shady of ‘the (pelts in orderllwme °f their daugmei" M“ ML m wmflkmze himself with vameth |wartl IDerwin. They ivore married With his keen- discernment of ‘my years “g0 i“ Si‘ PM?“ 83y" animal“ and me flmmmwtion and P. E. Island whore they lived for experience ‘which he has had,’ he fifty yeais. They brought up nine would be a vmhmme ma" m we children, six oixwhom nitrudetl tho fox breeders of‘ Norway. ‘The (luairil- fi-elfebrmmni rhpybtwwf tlhcm-It" lan wishes hiinn a ‘safe and plcztsantfiviivfints “of n1P"l‘yD1_LauL.'§ L; ', voyage m ms native country. A 1 and . is Fiet lt.\V ui mi )lll)l

. . Mn. Wm. Ennis of the Wesltiem ‘NEWARK, N. .l.. Dec. 2. -— The;Uniion Telegraph Co. left yesterday has learned from a. high authority roube to New York. ‘Mr. Arthur Gwudet has returned, Niall-Mills trials _when the jury from a visit to Toronto, Montreal; now trying the case finds ll. verdicbmul. Boston, or disagrees. _ l

‘It the Jury ‘Ilsa-green the artlcle- on‘. and‘ fill-s. Frederick Gauc continues. no rv-irlul ‘vlll be souslu Zliorris left. yesterday momiin‘: for and if u verdlvl 0f flflqllilllil iii some of the ‘principal cities of the found the defendants will not luyuuneu‘ ‘Stzutes. n is their intention‘ tried on other indictments. m, Smend 11w gene,- ypan o; t1“.

‘Avwffllllg l0 U19 Oiiiciiii iiliiikeiii-iviirlter in Santa Barbara, ‘California. man, the case has been tried ill; __i_

be no more i

Iinrnished ext-client music. IIIGlFThO i"~'°i‘iliii'~ “'i"i'i“ i397 (‘iuivii- number (illliiiflli “'l‘l|i~ (loltlun .\niil-‘“h*"9i“i iiiiiiii“

I\Ve regret to hear of your de‘part..pressurs might occasion oscillia- ure to another par]; of (be mflndfltlons of the surface so intense as but we hone and pray that you may to cause earthquakes.

Iisve ‘a very pleasant sojourn at} Seismology which notes the ter- ew ‘Glascow. and that in the fut- llfv. we will ho able

to welcomejoompaules earthquakes is a science

you back again. (much in evidence today. Yet the We now ask you to accept this exact investigation of seismic gift. as o small token of our es- phenomena dates only from the tleem for you. accompanied by the middle of the 19th ceiltnry. | to in-

est wishes oi‘ your many friend's“ ‘Japan is in the lead us

ivestigations of

seli-iitlogritpli, ctr. A cliuir of‘ . _ scismoloky in 'l‘oklu was cstnbfl ALONTREAI" D9“- w-“Exiieiiie hiishefl by ‘hilt! government. The

dullness ziiraln marked the export study of p.‘u‘ti,qm,ke_t, am] ‘vorlq-

"M19 iii Ci-iiiiiiiiiiii! Hfiiiil °li ‘iiiiii wide interest SiKHVII in their phen- ‘iiiiiiiii-ii mmiwbiiiiiiiy~ only i1 few onlenn. was initiated in work colli- bills were ‘roceived- ‘rrmil lorelsll nienceil in Japan. As the Japan- iYllYQPS flllil ‘lili-“l-lt-t ivere ‘fill’ 11810"? ese elnpiri- ivns pectiliarly subject iiiiiili‘ "X-lifiliflri ‘Vlfiwtl- A IIIOtIBTfllB ed to llicsi- great shocks the widest. irfiile W1“ liiiiii? iil filial“! Klhllllifi possible information unil instruct- Wiili loch! buyers unil‘ prices were ors was sticurtetl from Eilglnntl and lliliifilllllgfaii. The ltIiOLIIU-Lflti for spring the United States. Thus ii sys-

I lulu-zit grader of flour coirtinneil at tematli: study was inniigiiruictl by iiiTiiBT- "in! of‘ ZOOimLIes in length ~ "—'—' i;l,‘l 1,1,) bpq. - . _ ,. .~ 3.1‘ 1.1. - by 50mes n wilt. which mule ulpfihe twlnkmflon stock GOLDEN WEDD|NG__ Number ‘ill’ l l ll in cos ruled steady tho J ilhllliol! st smo m, uil Society

An easier feeling prefztiled in ‘tho on Feb. 23rd. 1380. Till-s followed winter ivlliaat situation wild imlicu- a ‘terrific boinbairilnicni of the city tions on: than u. dauinlivnrtl revision of Yokohama. Tlic soismunletry

will take {mince silently. Tibo trade developed in Japan rcvolnlionizediiew fliers

was quiet. Prices for all lines of that oi‘ the world. Juilllll llflfl ll mlllfeed were well ‘maintained un-‘ttliousantl obnervifli-i Slfli-iflllfl- dfil‘ a. ‘fair ‘demand. The tlllflfkct for The frequency of tillTiilflllilkP-‘i is

stirnulzirl grzluhgqg o,‘ mlleu m“; w“ more than ivns supposed. In .laiv quiet but firm. A {endure-of the bub-an more than one thousand pcr tor triple was liltl stmngcn- feeling V8411‘ have boon recorded. (Ionsiil-

that dvvcliupcil and ln-Ilccs were ud- erabie portions oi‘ our planet are valiiccd i/z cent per zmnil. N0. Ifiiill-kell ‘Well’ illlii illiul» L

-p:iste/u‘rizod “was iluotcil at 3S cunts Tile 3011011 Wlllflll accompanies [tor pound. The receipts were I53 eiiri-iiqiiiakilll ii! llllu to‘ transmis- ;I){|,(‘mg(_g§_ A (_-,‘;,,-]y “cum Business slon to ‘the all‘ or vibrations in the w“ done i“ eggs and pm.“ (m. soil, 1o produce sound wiivt- Ill the frcsli and storage grades ivtwrr. firm. iiii‘ tile ‘ground must be rutllli: Th‘. witlra. certain rapidity. No sound is heard if oscilliiitioiis are ‘ftrwcl’

lIOlIi-illllilti iliuclivc

Tile receipts were 307 boxes. The (lemzrnd to" potatoes conilln-ued good and a moderate amount of “wliiflmmrreixclitl dotiaie at itnchiurgod m“ _ . prices. Cali‘ lets of P. ‘E. I. Green racks ‘lurhf? a,“ eanfiqlfilke ipfnrlg Moumaim. wave Quoted at sum per be ‘called Qtllllil-Silll’ "H itsv bag, New ‘Bmnsmuk Green Momw set up earthquakes oi H) fl 0i.

According to It. I). Oldhiim dis- Cilllfii!

iiliillS at $1.75 iper bag, and Quebec :L°;:i',1.' is Moglzrlzetxllltlaft thihtitlzazit: “lute sunk at’ “'60 ‘per bag 0t "enrilisiiake" is molar. Tile li-ct-

niuvyty pounds.

The market for ‘beams was quiet and Cll-i‘ lots of choice white ihand picked were quoted at $2.75 per bushel and broken ‘lots-pt $3.00 per

urer at this point humorously re- ferrctl to earthquakes that affect the lives of men such as Wtitiilllllls and sermons.

buqhe] ‘There were two words in Elie ‘ ‘ . Greek language iiiilSlTlbliVI‘ oi‘ lllfi ()T'I‘.’\\\‘lA. Ont. ‘Dec. {.i.-Egg - 1 » q | ‘- '0

pflces firm. wen . point. The one menu ill. li~il

sure you, that you will be greatly about an accumulation of air with-imerry creature and h” 8‘ Happy

‘ific etfects which precedes and ac-iumflor‘ to know that 94 per cent

earthquakes byflng analogies from a few of the

fl‘ill!|.\ll‘8!l'OCii ‘material and (ligplabemnnt iifiltlfieil into

the Pacific Coast o! South America India. South of Europe. Portugal to Asia Miner whore 30,000 por- ished in 1531 .. i Lisbon in 1755 sank beneath l -. Atlantic with an estimated fiéllii roll of 50,000.

Erionnlons losses occurred 1n Southern Italy liéilllBiy at hlosslnn and Reggie 1:10 .

The Uuited States oi‘ America has had frequent disturbances the most notable ‘being New Madrid 1811 and San Francisco I906. ll. is computed that one million square miles felt the shock of this earthquake. Records show that Great Britain has been peacefully limmune.

The globeiin which we live. for all her stolid appearance, is a

tlon; and‘ his mother was Helen Deailriseiy. a. daughter of the late Thomas DesBrlsey, Enquire. of ‘Charlottetown and a girand daught- er of the Rev. Thcophilus DesBris- ay. who came ‘to Prince ‘Edward Island imtlie year i775. He was borrn in this city otolthe 16th day of

seventythird year when called to his reward. Educated at a. private school and in ‘Lhe Central Academy of this island ihe entered the Bank of Montreal, alnidi was living in Mon- treal wihsrr he attracted the atten- tion of ‘Sir John A. MacDonald, who was es remarkable for his insight into pensomii ability and. character as ‘for his iloresight and states/man- ehtp. By Sir Johim he was in the year 1878 induced to enter the Civ- il Service oi ‘Canada. and ‘to ba- come his Private ‘Secretary in the year 1882. Theniceforwaird until 1891 ‘he was in ‘the closest possible inti- macy with Canada's greatest stated-

skin.

‘Up to 1903 eminent scientists computed nearly 160 thousand earthquakes recorded. If later years sixty per ann-uln. 1t is a

of recorded shocks are confined to two narrow, ‘well-defined belts. one the Mediterranean with 53 tn its credit, the other ‘the Oircum-Pacific with 41.

The ‘lecturer deduced some strik-

mum.

In 1889 "he was ‘promoted to the poaltlniia of Assisi-am ‘Clerk of the King's Privy iOurunicil of Canada. Again in 1896 he was further pro moted to the office of Under Secre- tnry of State mud Deputy Registrar General of Canada. Subsequently. in I893 he was attached to itbe staff of ‘the British Agent lint ‘the iBehr- ing Sea. Arbitration; and in 1899. he was the Agent ioi ‘the ‘Canadiiau Government at ‘the tPmceetlil-iltiis of the Joint High i0ommission which met at Quebec and- at Washington.

most important earthquakes.

(I) The Meridian-Reggie eurlli- quake of 1908 was first cited. The notable thing in this quake wan that the fetindations of the city were entirely destroyed. Founda- tions in the life of ialtli must be dequate if beautiful and lasting superstrnctures are to be built. ’ (2) The ‘India earthquake of 1897 was characterized by great depth oi‘ disturbances along n

positions in, the public service and all with ability and distinction.

After ‘the death of Sir Jolmi Mac- Donald lio collated and edited the Memoirs of.‘ that smtesanan. This work ivas publislted in two volumes of coirslderuble size; and .il‘ sup- plies interesting details of one oi

Like iim Spanish earthquake of the 17th century water courses irregular and inconstant disappeared and constant and clear mime ‘into ‘being. These were lied by o. deeper source. The analogy hero “'38 drawn by citing the in~ stance of the Spanish Cavalier iinyola of noble ‘family but of de- bunched and pleasure loving ‘lilo.

periods that ‘have. so far. occurred

in -t.-he your 1895. he gave to the public the “Clonfedemtdou Docu- ments," in. which the various move- Through the preaching of a simple men“ aim; iiiili meil‘ “iiTmilTilillB/iliiiil hloiik this soldier's life was cntlre- i“ iii“ Uiiioii 0f ‘the BTil-iiih 439100’ ly changed ho thereaftoi- drankieii °i' Niliiiil Amefiflu fi-llfl fill-B 110i‘- froln a never-failing spring of liv- “iaimnli ‘he We” Dominion "i mg water‘ CBJIIldfl. as a free lhLT-IOII under the ‘~ (3) Krukiitoa 1833 in the East “eels Ofllw Brltlslilflwuuil

lntlics. So far as known the only ill We Yell-l‘ 1901 he W35 tlQIYlXl-Qii earthquake felt around the ivorlil by Sh" Jolni ManDoiwid to make ar- ill thrvc ways: Fflligcinciits fol‘ ‘the tour of the

‘ ‘ I H ‘ ’ _ ‘ “ _ a __ ,1 [L H) m)... Sound m- i,’ Prlnico and Princess of “tales vermry" ‘Mun’, cxwptwlmuy “'(tllltl‘yt‘l'li'\lilljllllifeih§ iiHrmq “Sliirifrliégtyiillxesst(slihoillng alum-I (2) Transformation of lnnil-iilllKlllli-iwll-t ‘Cflmlailai auiil ‘to accom-

. i...‘.. l. “u i: -'t( it 't ‘i: I ‘, ' -' r

Ni’ Mimi Hiiii‘ i

u ‘ . 1 . ' ii Vi ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . '. .

l psnsoNél-s made M 17%‘ m 181mg [m] mum" 8151341023232; inaudible. The most tronionilous erupt-loll“! ii-ili-Y ii-Bflllllllllbd‘ Wlllh the man who

known in history. A cublt nhlle of cosmic dust Violent ut-

is now at .tlie head of the British ‘ Empire. Evidently he was ever affl- ‘ the air. file sen waves destroyed and at the) lsame time also tfuflBf-‘érmed 337 miles 0i’ coast line. The ascend- Ilng dust was ‘caught on the ilpper ‘itir rurreivts and carried twice all was added‘ the title of I. ‘S. 0.. in around the earth. Widely dlfllrlql908 C. V. 0., and in 1912 he _.V\’R.S

service tho had rendered them was shown by the beswwal rupton ihim

billed this cosmic (lust created bril-‘creiuted h. f‘. M. G. In zttltiition to "I

‘illllil sunsets the following will!" these boilers bestowed by me 13m. land spring. m‘ Kills. the Emperor oi‘ Japan