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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY,»DECEMBER 20, i930

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MA .l'li'lf.S' of a AIERFIIA N7‘

Sincere lovers‘ of beauty are always compassionate, lover: cl‘

e. and (liscerners and zir-

ilnren of things.‘ conducive in the happiness of mankind.

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SECOND SECTION

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Ann-nu >ii1.~.-ri1.n-in~ |lr||\l'('v|| 11.3.10.

ll_v Mull (ullllllil uurl I h. .-\. 11.7.41.

Lord Willingdon Niceroy Of India-

No Announcement Made In Re- spect To Date Of His Excell- eney’s Departure—Successor

Not Named As Yet.

Lunths.

The present Viceroy of India will have completed his term of uiiicc next April, it was stated, but it 1s expected that. Lord Wlllingdou will be able to reach India by that time.

Since his appointment to the 1.-' of Governor-General of Canada, August !O26, and nls assuznplinn cl‘ oﬂlcc in October of tir: same your. Viscount lvilllngdon has become one of} the best known 11nd most popular figures in Canadian public life, Oi an active disposition, he immcdiauc- ly proceeded to familiarize !1iu'...clf with all parts of the Dominion of Canada. A conservative estimate ei

Wanadian Press)

“pl-Arvin, Ont.. Dec. tar-Upon {pt of ‘the cablcgram announcing ' gpllolllllllﬁllt of Lord Wllllnguon m; post of Viceroy of India. Pre- _ 31B. iicnnett, called upon His . 112a,, in the Governor Generals .. s pl lhc east. block. For nearly 1m.- .\ii: henivtt conversccl with Excellency. Al. the conclusion 0f conversation. the Prime Munster ,. m1 the news, hut. declined t0 . any announcement in respect m; date of 1.11:1 Nilhntrdorfs de- m or the name of his sucrcﬁs- Tm goreriior-generals secretary . also iuinhle to make any state- lasto when Lord Wllltngdvﬂ Wlll the distance Lord re. it is mnlersﬁoorl. i10\\'0\'i‘1'. traveller] in the Dominion (luring; his .. hc will dcrart within a 1P\v.mau_v tours puts it at 110,000 miles,

» NOUNCEMENTS. counvo EVENTS, 1 lllliljflNGS arcs.

‘l JY-fli skate at Highflclil Rink I 1y linghl. 1023-12-19-21

mmuut elixir 111111

Death Toll ‘Ki Five and a Rapidly Increasing

"Conic l" lhznllazusr in NIorcll 2111;: Hail. Saturday, December" l ll. 1002-12-19-21.

_ Christians Enter- " at, ivionday, December 221id. I 1047-12-20-21. 1

jllrv cil Cove

.5 —-—_- 1 liar m?1%:;?1§:::.§.tr.1211. IYWPP "f (‘ass-s Dtftii-J‘. m. 1113911..‘ (ombuie to Make

Worst Epidemic of

"é School Concert ‘ » v1 '7 - A, _ ° I womljf» w“ Jul Adm-r Its Kind 1:1 (auada.

1011-12-19-31.

"Conic ta the School Concert in:

m, 11,... 1.1mm... December m,‘ Tcnonro, Dec. 10-11 (lﬁfltll mu

m P‘ M If 31mm,‘ Tucsdlun cf five and a rapidly increasing num.

10O0_12_.9_22_2i_ lber of cases combine to place the

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rmloonl Dckcmbcr 23rd‘ Ever- ‘n 110111.11 c1‘ o I 111 tic tiroes

1am’ 1o01_l2_w_31 10f the- worst epidemic of its kind

. _ ' ;tl1at has ever been experienced in

"Come to tlu. gum“! conccrb p; iCanadn," according to the tiescription

‘ nvﬁfl-ll’l;fi"xl' litllll. Monday. Dccom- lnpplied la i‘. by Dr. W. J. Bell. r :1 ‘ ' k. , - - . ' .

811mm‘ of“ n1gg€_€l£l_g0(_°1li ; of llcallh for On-

i tnrlo, who returned from the stricken

"Come to the Christmas Concert 19w“ 9M“?- llnlylim Ilall, December 24th. If Prompt measures by medicil auth- ll-"l llllb‘ llllm- ‘critics has mcveiucrl an even worse lO'l9-l"'-"O-3i ' 4 . " “ " Qsituation b11t at tn: present time "Com.- h u... Cmqstnlas 1.1.“. and "thcrc are close to 500 c a o1‘ septic W! at that: Orange 1-1311, A1011. ‘sore threat isircpt hncinoiyvli- qhal:‘§_;;‘;“‘l' 33nd. If stormy. cusi and Dr. Hell is of the ipinion l " ‘ l‘ 1048'“ ‘there would be ire‘ l1 cascr. 0c: n‘ 1911...." no" mm concert in "up till the end of January. icy nfiflijp 1.1,.“ mama“ Dem i Hon. J. M. Robb. Ontario Minister- " 23rd. Adinirsion 25c. ‘If very of Health, announced today that '5 Tﬂlwday- 1944-11- Ithrce nurses from the Provincial De- olnnual Meeting Ho“. Riv“ partmcnt of Health were leaving in1_ "- msmmc w," b3 held Mow imediatcly" for Kirkland Lake to as- ‘ fhi December 22nd. J, 1., ‘sist in combating til: disease. Dr. A. "a". Srrrvtmgv. 1012-12-20-21. m. McKay. of the Department, has "Christ in "m of returned from Kirkland Lake and I.... in Cnwndisp. 1.1.111 Decmubm. :\vill leave again. for the mining town 1M8 o'clock. Ii stormy, follow- m“ “mk- mgm l0t3-l2-20-1lf Th: sourse of the (lizsoisc having been traced to the town's raw milk

"ma; (~ n“ lllfgninsulndvdlgggffsgle5321::Fulﬁll)’. residents fo Kirkland Lake 1 vw. Chester /1_ gampbcm Qua.“ are now obtaining their milk supply

ﬁrst lo Frnucll & Chandler. ‘from North Bay and Cobalt. The lo- 9918-12-15-71 l cal production of milk is being whmlbp buvm_‘l _ Y ‘thrown awpy until the individual 1| quNKlZvJ-Q BFc°c5€l¢1‘:lbtll‘f“l2g;lél-so1|1'ce cf the epidemic is located. highest market prices. Roy i“ k-‘t Mwray Harbor. ‘

" ___ IOOII-IZ-lil-Sl." Fastest Warship Dr. c1111. Purdy Station. West-l In The World a

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llrCn, N. Y.. U. B. A. Phoncl

lclihrcnic maJadLes prevented ‘I “med at home. where they or- _____ ' 7*39‘1°'1°'3m°* NEW YORK. Dec. ilk-The New

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" York Times today publishes the fol- ! EXccutors tale of estate of lowing special cable from London. n “as kVeathcrblc, Pownal Vlll- ‘ What is believed to be the fastest l 1 1;.Lm:1lg$§‘p°"°d "m" 5am“ l warship in the world has Just com- iiozm. W our ‘iraﬁgffgjnbgilplcted her trials for the British Navy, reaching a." speed oi’ forty knots at times without pressing her machinery i11 any way. This is the

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4 _j l1 L011; Creel: Hall, Dec- _ ' ‘~'"|- Cale of

“an F""2"a1n ~ “~- starta at 7.30 P. M. 31°“ 35 cent: and

1g “nu lllllﬂlOh, 1.520 tons completed lust 1045-12-20-2l. ‘June at the Swan and Hunter ship-

'_""' ‘yards in Glasgow.

_ Pmklﬁ‘ Hell. Sourls, Mon- ’... D “l 9 P- M.. Three Act» qixulmlllh “I110 Daughter of cert. Monday, Dec. 22nd. i we‘ J11". Specialties. Orehea-i , h," flhdy. Matinee at 8 P.M.- "Come to the Concert In Long n Len. Mat race, 25c and 15c. fFtlvcr Hall on Tuesday evening, Dec. ~-0cnen1 Admission 40¢. 2:1. n not fine Friday, the and». 2 9931-13-16~18-2ll-1L 1058-12-20

' lng ace. recently escaped from prlscn

Willingdon has .

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candy “nduicw destroyer flotilla leader Cod-ﬁlm] 5m°llsly dam?“ “l” lmmda‘

“Mmvicw school Cmlstnms Con, imm:......o vicinity, and according to ‘ 1049-11 tho police. fumes greatly resembled

hmimn unuun TAKE 11110111

Interception 0f Wire- less Despatch From Unknown Sources Flashes News.

i Spanish Rebel i

(Canadian -l'rcss)

LONDON. Dec. 19.—Lloyds ship- ping agency announced tonight the interception of a wireless dilapatch from en unknown source. reporting that the Finnish steamer Oberon. 3.- 006 tons had sunk off the Danish coast. The passengers, according to the message were drifting in lifcboats The message, which was apparently garbled in transmission. said that the Oberon had gone down southeast of Lafoe T‘rir1del. This was believed to be Lcsice 'I‘rindcl, ivhich is c111 island in the Cattegnt off the coat. of Den- mark.

Major Ramon Iiranco, Spanish fly-

iwhcre lie had lzcen incarcerated on a political offence. who is reported to be flying one of three rcbcl uero~ planes in present Spanih revolt, who h: c threatened to bomb the unr- minisiry in Madrid.

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' Dominion 1 Attitude To . Wheat

Last Minute News Flashes

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PAIILIADIENI‘ Anlouaxs

LONDON, llcr. lll.-.larlcd by wcekz: of critical (lelmtr, during which the Government has faced one Wrists“ after zinothcr, Par- liament adjou/red this afternoon until Jamzan 20.

Head of the (Icnlml

WINNIPEG. Dec. ill-Premier R. B. Bennett will “very soon" make known intentions of the Dominion Government with regard lo the wheat situation in the 01171011 of John I: McFarland, head of tho Central Scl- ling Agency of the Canadian Wheat Pool. Mr. lllcFarlnhd returned to Winnipeg tonight following confer- ences at Ottawa with Mr. Bennett.

Comment of Mr. McFarland is be- ing freely linked with the announce- ment that the prairie premiers, whose governments have backed the wheat pools on the i929 crop payments. will meet with Premier Bennett. at Re-

[Special to the Guardian)

TORONTO. Dre. Ill-In the latest official estimate of (lan- ndfs. national wealth a value of ovfr $l.tlllll,llli0.tlllll ls placed upzm the forcsl-i of the llumluiou, in- cluding the accessible raw mn- trrials. 1iulp wood and capital in- vested in woodw oprrations.

NEW YORK, llcc. IO-Jfhc state boxing eommi i011 today deerecd hilt-key “linker. middle- wcighf. ii‘le holder and Al Brown bantannvrlght champion. They

must vlmllilil- 10 Ilflvllll "l?" gina. December 30. It is considered llllvﬁ "ll-hill l5 ilil.“ 0" "M"! 1mssiblc that the statement of the "W" "U" "-'\¢'-'l'~"| l“ N?" Dominion Government wheat policy

Tﬂfll Sl-“P- may be made at that time

(ffzuzulian Press) BIAGALLANES Chile. Dee. 1i) who recently er she was illd.“ died . llrr 1H ri-‘Yl’ cldct woman In

Come to Aid of Banks Backing the Wheat Pools

Tonight. attention i1; (llrcctcd to 11 speech at hiilcstone, Susk, by Pre-

i ___..- (Syn-twin! to the Guardian) AlifillﬁltS. Algeria. Dec. Ill-A

flcreo hurricane drenched Al- .ria today with the lieuvicst '" " "l of lhiriy years, and

r11": ‘m riven. flooded portions of the llepartnlctit of Algiers. The harbor wa‘. affected partieulnlly. (lumagc being; estimated at S1,- Zﬁihflllll. ’l‘wrlvc lighters, one tug, an old govcrinncnt yzrclit, and ou~ trawler went. 1101.111. while numerous. craft were ripped from their moorings nml (lalnaiczl.

Pact in

OTTAWA, Dec. ilk-Canada. and France probably will enter into a new trade pact, but not in the im- mediate future. Certain understand- ir-ps. it is learned. have recently been —— arrived nt. It will be recalled 1,1151 following the Imperial Conference Premier-h. B. Bennett vcas in Paris and the matter oi the betterment of Canadian trade in mind. Under the present agreement Francs, in return

B. C. School House Destroyed

NELSON, B. C.. Ilcc. ilk-A $3.00 frame school house at ‘fhrumn. about. l6 miles from Nelson, situated among the Doukhobor colonies. was almost iccmpletoly wrecked last. night when a bomb believed to have been made of dynamite was hurled through a window.

ThL; report was made by Staff [Sergeant A. T. Stephenson to-day. lThe bomb. evidently a large one, wrecked the interior 01' the building

Rescue. is Still At

r1 one child on 1m 11a orncedy children is not visited on Christmas Eve, if one child awakcs on Christ- mu momlng to weep over an empty stocking then the work of the Santa- PAl Club as far as that child is concerned has been in vain. Though the list his been greatly reduced. it

ltlen. Seats were scattered about. 111love; overturned and furniture ' wrcei:c:i.

The zplorlcn shook homes in the‘

those from a dynamite explosion.

P11“: cffi 2"- immct‘ l" is still far from the zero mark dlspztcherl t9 other lchooll l-nd are r.3i!cl1 is the objective. The IOSPDWWI- MW 0n Bill-Id- . bility of liviua the xomaluins child-

Canada and France Enterin to a New Trade

Citizens, Come To The‘ 17w

I04 Years, En j 0 y i n g .Cood Health

(Clunadian Press)

FREDERICTON, N. 8.. Dec. __19-—Llving alone in the little cot tage he erected unaided after fire destroyed his homestead a year and a half ago. Richard livuns, Sh, ul’ Zlunville. n slnllll community first settled by his family in the Nashville Valley, near Taymouth, N, B. today," cel- cbratcrl his one hundred and fourth birthday. “Uncle lllvla as he is known. never married. He performs all his household duties, spends all the time he can in the open. usually works seven hours a day, and enjoys hcttcr health and activity than that of the average person of ' seventy. A frequent visitor to i Fredericton. he has been known to walk the twenty miles from I

his home to this city.

Government ’s

With Regard

Situation

Selling Agency of the Can. Wheat Pool lips Been i11 Conference with Premier Bennett at Ottawa.

mier J. T. M. Anderson of Saskat- chewan, in which he intimated that [the Dominion Government had come ,.t1 the aid of the hanks which hack the 1aools, with regard to the 1930 crop. He also expressed the opinion that in the near future Mr. Bennett would make an announcement on the matter.

Premiers of the prairie provinces

last month journeyed to Ottawa with the intention of seeking Dominion Government guarantees for a stabil-l ized price of 70 cents per bushel for 1N0. I Northern wheat. but no an-l nouncement has been made of any ‘decision by the Dominion Govern- ment to do so. Al: the close of today's [Winnipeg market No. 1 Northern had dropped fraetlonally to 53 7-8 cents per bushel as compared with the wheat pools initial payment of 50 cents,

On his return tonight, Mr. Mc- Farland refused to comment on his conferences with Mr. Bennett.

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Near Future

[for tariff concessions given by Can- lada. grants to the Dominion a min- imum tariff on Canadian exports. This minimum duty m; 1mm 111. creased since the present Hanco- Canadiau trade agreement was ex- ﬁlly had the effect of operating against Canadian goods. It is under. stood understandings regarding 1,1115. Phase of the agreement have been - reached. 5

Objective A Distance

ren n. Men-y Christmas rests on those citizens in comfortable circumstan- ces, who have not yet become Santa

Pals. Only a few days remain. Join Now. A farmer, enclosing a contri- bution, writes: “Potatoes are slow moving this year. but we have enough and to spare for God's poor little ones. God Bless Them."

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11111111113 111lg1yinords In “Clinch

,T l] [[16 A T E. WithTheRamsay 1111 l; A N A l) A" McDonald. Govt.

Famous German Steel And Iron Firm Look- ing Over Field.

ifjunadiau Press:

MONTREAL. Que. Doc. 13-- Krupps, the important German Pr." and iron firm_ “is likely to locale in Canada". Dr. 1oz Wuhsvh of th-r LUNDON. 111-». lfl 1"1~..;n-...i~.1;;- Mﬂgdﬂllbilfﬁ‘ Work; Cl ill!‘ COIIIEIII " twrcn tire Lords and the Common- cclared here today. Dr. wunsch o. over 11-1 Dyesnui. Act cnilcil tJ1“"ll‘. "he had come to Canacin to look over m :1 c 'I.i: government y '1 thcfleld. "We need markets and cmi- to the F in. curl the Act. which pro- not get our goods into Canada Vlilllhibﬂ a 1 iii-o- the new tariff." he Pflld. "‘-Ve raid’! .- will l:e manufacture almost evcijvlhing wl. wngnupa f , i 1g; _ NIB-KC ill 691111311)’ ll"? lll Callllllll Brit th: givrrluncnt jmclcictl 1n :1 except delicate things like maslwtiv thrcatming 111111111131‘ and col t i113 ii Sﬁlllilﬂiﬂli? VYlllClI Qflllld 511ml plain hint that tiig i.'-:.ue null event- thc tariff. "I have born smcaking l3 lsevcrnl business men and they scrm to welcnnie it," continucd Dr. Wunsch ("Jnteriiing his plans. “lhe roiliwiy companies have already told me they would buy some 0f our ma terialr; if we came here. Busniccu mc11 [zcncrally have encouraged me vcry much. I think we might calli the firm "Canadian Krupps". Th: firms specialty was mining machin- ery. he said. Th: Krupp plant a‘. 1115:4111 niicre munitions med to be made, wit. now “beating :swords into “I ‘hm-l t" Wm. u“ ploughshares" by turning out. 115p“. . _

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_ ROME. Italy. Dec. l9~A tremend- (Hpccial to the Guardian!

uus impression ha: bccn caused LONDON, Ont. Dec. ill-West throughout Italy by the spCCCil 0.’ Lorne fanncrs are paying a dollar a Premier Benito Mussolini to the bnrrcl for veatcr delivered at their Italian Senate yesterday‘ afternoon in barns R. I-I. Dowler, a member of which 11c turned the cards race up the public utilities commission. stat- and admitted that there were. ve ed today after visiting the dry dis- few aces among" them. It was per- trlcts of western Ontario.

And; Common stuffs Act Ende

moved acceptance In‘ fir.‘ House o. the lords zimenilincni. Ill. I-lan. w l- linm Graham, Pzcdrlwit of the B".ll‘:| of 'I'radc. irsrd worth which vert- conslruezl us snzirfnwinl; "'I‘h'- elec- torate will fcrm their own opinion."

The Hcuse of Ccznmons] “'21s puck- cd to the cioors and the mr-znbers gave vent to clicrn; and counter- CHEER; until they were 11111111:

"Resign, resign." the Con; shouted.

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pr sliutllil hc

haps the moql. ('¢lll(ilf| speech Italy's —-> Premier has mode since he l'(l.\l‘ to 1l0\\‘t‘1'.

‘Flir- lIllllllFlill :~i;ual1'_ui in‘ imiical- ed, is extremely serious been growing wor since the Amer- ican market crash last your, when ll

No Good Will

forCerman Consul

into the middle of the sea. Sincc that time navigation i111... been c2.‘- tl‘(‘i‘|l(‘i_‘.‘ difficult for 11....

The present budget. deficit. of 9H0,- 00000!) lire. about. 347.000.0111) at rill"

EVANSTON, ILL... D012, lSJ-l/Vhilc Dr. George Schaller, German vice consul to Chicago. tires lccturnh! ﬂl Northwestern University the follow-

Scmebcdy placed on it a police ticket Ir illegal parking. -

"And what,“ asked the sympath- etic police sergeant lo whom he complained, "was the subject of your lecture?"

"Good will," he replied.

out the fact. that taxes are already‘ cxlraor ' ' high and CllllllOt be ‘ increased .

Uriental Market F0 r Wh e a t’

ITZIJMONTDN, Alta. D91. lfl 430th Japan and China are DOlClltlﬂl mar- kets for incrert-ing (lllfltltllits of Canadian wheat and flour and the Orient will repay very careful culli- vution study and promotion of the market, John M. Imrie. chairman of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce trades delegation \‘.'lll(‘ll recently rr- turned from the Orient, stited in an address to the Erlmonlon Chamber of Commerce.

General Janin ’s

WeirdFairy Tale

IJI TS THE Vl-Ill. IN BOOK ON MYSTERY OF l-"ERMER CZAITS ZvEMAINS

PRAGUE, Dec. —Gcneral Jan- ir, French officer who was with the Czecho Slovak Lt-eior. in Siberia in 1M9, purpots to re the location o.’ the remains of the formcr Czar and members of his ianrlg! in a book.

The newspaper Cask-r Siovo. pm:- llshing excerpts from the book says that General Janin asserts that hc was given the remaus of inc Cvar.

Appeals To All Canadians

ffrarlnn. and Czare-viteli 0y a Rus- .'.l- n General. __ ___ After various vicissitudes Janiu‘ wanadlau Press:

OITAVIA, Olll. Dec. 19. In a statement lrnucd today. Ilou. u. D. Robertson. Minister of Labor appeals to all loyal Canadians to "do their bit" in helping to maintain "that equilibrium in the realm of economic lal plot. afllairs. which seems so important

With remains of the b.1012‘. am jcw- during this period cf business dc- els and other ornaments belie c! to pression." During the past year, stat- havc been worn by the Czcaz. '-‘.1\in'\ cs Senator Robertson, a score of

and their children when they were fmzadien (lelegatc; attended Com- lbnt. bv thn Bnlshnvilu. uiunistic conferences in Russia. There

claims to have escaped from Ruszlit with the remains which he brought to France and offered to the Grand Duke Nicholas, who cieciined to ac- cept thclr custody. H: ll‘l(“~l nurird tl1cm secretly ln his own family bur-

ually be carried to the 1x111... m hr r

Duce declared we are n1:-.1ii1 thrown

miilRoiPlnﬁ

Crisis Between House Of Lords

s Over Dye~ d In Storm.

"($1 11111011 eve "'1 rnr on.‘ ‘Mr. (iraham gazd _. 11.11‘. lht ‘noise had subs 11.11.

“'l he I-i0u..c t1 Ltiitnj n La »r1t( .~ln.i;z2d. "1.- 1i1"t_ a rubtar 1,1011» fol llic Co11»c".':'.ir.'e 1wriji"

l Vl/liczi llm r.'.>‘~(‘, l‘.'lfl nlzmn 1 dcrl, ‘,.\ir. "n. l" 11m " ‘l l‘? V1 t. 111.. HLI‘. rl ., 11‘. iri-

lin. ]'l."fil t!» Car *1":-

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i: in} nut diviriln’: Enirndiiicrit. ti ‘.11: l1_v1 amcnrinrnt which 11:1, ice eife oi cxtcndinv: 1t'- operation i121’ an. il“|' ycnr. Tlic govermiilnt tic-litter! la accept the Lords illllCllfilllflli.

tcrday but. escaped (it-feat in :ho llisuseof Coinmozis by L11.‘ .all margin of three vutcs. The us". ‘n-

mcnt had planned to let 1h: ac. s.- yirt: naturally" at the ﬂ]\)‘nllll'."l 1. ‘i; Jilllllllll‘ 11.

ilﬂl cincrir illllll GEllRli-‘E

iﬁinadian I‘r' r-sl

Aiiﬁbllit IUITNII, llcc ifl. l:1d\' i liars. wife of 52:" lr-aac- Alfred l.~ 111's. (lover-nor ‘ienri-n‘. irnrr l

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.‘.11:.tral1a today told the l‘. ~. pray). Aer-neg.’ that she wow not s11 |whcrhcr Sir Isaac would :w-.~.~_\ ll » ‘iliallllift-IIICIII.

, The rppointiiicnt of S." 11.71;; lcrealerl a great stir throughout 11' Ilvitish Empire as. 1'. was. ravl 11in .he “Tl”. not lh» choice of K111: Gr"; 1 ‘but. of the Austrnliazi Labor l';1'"

and hax. ,

hfranwhile greal pr/dirr: is iWlll" ;l\rol1r:l\t to bear on Fir law" 1'1 ‘make him accept the none-a

1 N01‘ ELIGIBLIJ

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ADELAIDE. Australia. Lice. if:

lJcwisli Telegraphic Agent-v says lll'l| iEir Isaac lsaacs was ineligible Y" ‘the (lovcriior (=e11eral:.li-.;1 because :1 ijustrce of the llirzh Court 1:= not 1. ‘

li‘lll"rl to lvilrl any lllllrl’ ivfhcc Sn lug happened to his automobile. m," oxchaqi. Pa.‘ _._ n gm‘, proﬁt». C-plrf .1n:.1ivr oi the SQlllFbQd-l’ “Q19 l“ problem. Premier hills-clip: mid. llllllall sllllfflll” Umlll- scmcbml-V ‘lralncd ‘l5 "mull "l and ltr. ‘solution is no. inlh- — *" ""' "" " anwfreez" from the mdialm" coming .11. this moment I-l: pointed 11F "lIlPllCP. hi‘ cmllllllws- ma‘ M‘

llHS have brew made to spread rei- nlutionary doctrine and nrousr- ill satisfaction 1.: llr- mind. nl llli‘ 1irnple

The Weather, Etc.

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MoSf fortunes Aar. our. 4o lillukmc. “vf CAN'T B1:

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L‘ l ~».‘»‘la1'1‘.|1n~" cloudy, rivd

, roaonro. hoe. ‘.'-:-ull1 easterly winds. probably some fog. Hlzzh tide this mornin: of ll.“ and Ptlliki‘! at 10.34. Sun rises this morning at 7.37 and vets this nftcmoon at 41B. mstquarter mum Salnrdnf, De". i125 p m. Sumznersirle lid:- elgiiteen minutes

later than (meridian. g

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