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_NEWCASTLEIN B V i. 1:. ii. inline I if*flNVESTliiA'rl_oN . BUDGET SPEEEH

0n lndiantown Branch 0_i The l. C. R. Dead in siionn--Aramiiiar.I_ii_dge Cafssiils Appointed To Look Into Scores Former Conservative Govern-

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I 0110 Killed Allclhel' May D10. Several F'g“'° At U"'°" .St“t'°" '" I _Marine Department,-Two More ment For Running The Province Be-

` Badly injured, An Engine " Thicny Officials Suspended- Stern; Meal hind- Says Country Nowin

Demoiished BT. JOHN, ..,... .c<.,......,_...‘ It I_ sures For Motor Cars 6000 Shave _ I

_ NEWCASTLE, N. B. Aprii 1~ \(Special)-This afternoon thc

"Whooper" nlndlantown brunch train in charge of conductor -Edward Vye

was run into by conductor Oliiiord

Dlxon’s west bound special just this side Derby Junction. The branch train was n little late

and the special's`air brake failed to

wouk 'in time.

imc G. Stevens of this city died this

Mr. Stevens was one of the oldest

OTTAWA, April I-;(Special)-The

Hel' hell*/Y engine smashed the members of the-I' C' R' P°uc°‘ - announcement of a Civil Service Com-

other nearly demolishing lt.- Vye of Indlantown and HGVGIOCIR

Jardine of Indiantown, DBBSBDZGFB.

For years he has been a fan.tl'lar

figure at the gates of the Union Dc- pot.

He first entered the employ of the

mission was made today ln the Com-

mons to consist of a Royal Commis- sioner to look into the charges_ of

Stlllldillk 011 the BI50P» were l““'l°‘l _ dishonesty and the suspension of offi-

tlirough the door of ii. passenger car

c. C. R. in 1879 at the time of visit

fhliilrid tt.

~ . ne ,, of the Marquis of Lorne ce" 0 t e B ep" men

Heats were torn UP in U10 Hm0I‘ll1i. Hu was in the Runway' from mat In the meantime Dr. Lewis intro-

compartment.

Jardine may die.

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Great Britain Leads World in Preservation of Child Life

LONDON, March 28.-Rt. Hon.

John Burns took issue with Pre, sident Roosevelt in a great speech on the baby question.

"I do not plead for desoiating the

flood of babies," sild he. "I attach more importance to the quality than to the quantity in this matter. Let us first look properly after those wc are 'getting before starting an agita- tion to produce a greater number. Let us mitigate the slaughter of ln- nocents under a year old and cease

our cruel neglect of those above thatifmnt of which they returned to jun age before shouting to the nation toiwnenn the have been confined since

give us a higiier birth rate." I Mr. Burns was speaking in his ca-

acit as resident of tho dele atesvq-wo days Intel- nnnther nhnrge-_wus

Y P K Bo the National conference on infant mortality. His audience consisted of distinguished persons who packed Caxton Hall, all _deeply concerned in the child life_of Great Britain. Pro- cccdiiig the orator inveighod against the bottle feeding of babies, so pre- valent in our country.

“Iion't sublet your maternity" he

said. “Absolutely thc best food for infants is mothers’ milk. If this must be ddnlod them cow's milk prn- mises the least danger and the larg- est benefit. Following cows’ mlilk comes various modifications of cows’ milk as the next best substltiite for natural food. This brings us fncc to face with the necessity of driving the adulterator of cows' milk into thi. sea.

Mr. Burns went on to declare that

with all its faults Great Britain led the world in the preservation of in- fant lifc. "Industries fiourlsh,.and babies decay, but less with us than with any other comparable nation. We lose 132 infants per 1,000, France 137, Belgium 155, Italy 172 and Ger- many 204. But we make a good showing relatively. Six months be- fore birth and six ‘months after, mothers ought to be out of the fac- tories, and. in their homes. This would enormously reduce blindness in children, and save them innumer- able other evils. We shall pass the milk bill and the anti-grog bill.

These will do wonders for the littlo'medical attendance was necessary in

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rest for Aopropriating an Inimense Sum

PITTSBURG, P. A., March 31.-

Henry Roiber, paying teller and John Young, auditor of the Farmers De posit National Bank, late today, were taken to the office of the

United States Cslmmlssioner W. T. Illindscy for arra gement on addit- ,ional charges iilcd‘ against them by Bank Examiner William L. Folds, this afternoon. The charges filed to- day increase the total of the alleged defalcations to $1,105,000. The nc- cused waivcd hearing and the bond of each was fixed at $250,000, in de-_

their arrest Monday night, charged with the embezzlcmnt of $85,000.

filed accusing thcm of conspiracy to defraud the bank out of $300,000.

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IN SHIINI IIGHI

Iilunning Short of Blank Car- tridge Used The Practice

time until last November when he

was supernnnuntsd.

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es, She Narrowly Escapes Death.

home, at No. 9 Bedeford street., by the authorities of Lawrence county after a most exciting experience last evening; Miss Rocks while in man’s attire, was chased by ia. sheriil's posse in Lawrence county which-was in search of a negro who had fatally stabbed his wife. In the darkness the girl was mistaken for

ther much wanted negro and she narrowly escaped lynciiing. Her voice

ll Y The girl, whose family is poor, has

a brother sick in Chicago, and a few days since she got the idea that she might bent her way on freight trains to Chicago to help him had she but a boY's attire. Being of large frame she secretly tried' on the clothing of her uncle, and finding it

by one who had been out with the

VANCOUVER, B. C., March 31.-i

A sham fight, British versus Boers,l was a feature' of the military pro-| gram at the drill hall last evening. IIt is supposed that one side running short of the blank ammunition, took' gallery ammunition No. 203, for Lee-, Enfield rifles. usd for target pracice~ inside the hail.

The casualties!-Beers wounded, one

sergeant and six' men. The injured

are: Frank Bonnegti, lllgllcilitaim D(lJ;on, William Bournes, _ e. u en, ss. Hall, Aid. Beima, Sergeant Older. | The injuries are not serious, though

BOITIB IIDSOE.

WONDERLAND

The Veteran Showman of the Worldmilll The _Strongest Woman, Drawing Enor-

finous Houses at

lb 'rock Broken on Mrs. Morris . ' ' Chest

"The oldest showman on the rond"( Mrs. Morris 1 th ld mf- ii,°=- ~°i°.“:';.° i'.:;‘.°°“°:§':: -sz :t,:‘.:“:‘.‘:.it...‘:";i.‘:i‘. :;..i::.. mr °‘ “ng pm" 0 e ' I In that capacity she makes he \1°lm°f¥¢I‘“ °"°“ ""“t t° f°°1l°v°r' ai t i t the “tuned wi M #he knowledge l0ltimt'§?0)i:1ki}d;'rcf:niiiri‘il gdlormtisis nstgdlne M p°"°s'°' the paw" 0' ho mzilher chest proved her fitness to

audiences lntaresteillinndhsxussg. dit); I name

wondering 0 W ° .' ' 1 t 1; -in sm- ii °"°r:'I.f.:.;°.i;';';:°".‘.:’.:. .‘:...°:.‘;'“:;°.: cha“°t"‘°“° he can congmmnd wa of entertaining audiences; h‘m'°" “Don” Advemty and mi" oniyy thing to do is to see and p luck Mm *D \1°"° M* “° ‘“"'°°f.,gI1- that my are an racy claim to as on th' Mm". family beyond the and more. Go to Wonderland and Doran, lomrgf nll,thetr niorlldly tll>l<:t‘l; we them, Then, enzngnment 1, ,non Manton' ” take 'ml od the and the opportunity will not be

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unique work with a wDl, all Y tl ¢ nn, th mi- » -uw °f it M" “~°~“"°i F-‘..“.':.':...'“.“.:‘..'....'::.°°..'°.°.': d°“"° P°"r°°"° dawg-than perl- strongest woman in the world. an ions experience on the cull* Tuxnfsa the llttlo tot who does lier share o calling# ortil nal tha symignltthlnog wmeh the work “th A hearty mioymen make amen eel’ K0 ' an k I l 0i_i\°|~..“¢ mah- splendid capabilities :SFU In °‘;‘f"“:{ng it °is a:°""n to mnkhm dum Mnrvmz of the b“t~niention that Mrs. Mor in was putronakm ' ~ ,, long wane with naniiim and

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Wonderland. 200

under the caption of

on the

end of the mile she was brought to earth, exhausted and frightened al- most to death, but she managed to scream a few times so lustily thiat

duced a bill to amend the Criminal Code clauses respecting injuries to persons by motor vehicles.

It proposes to make the owners or

persons in charge of such vehicles responsible for bodily injuries due to horses being frightened by them, and llablc to imprisonment. '

Speaking to the motion Mr. Lewis

said there was a growing feeling in the rural districts because of the increased number' of accidents due to automobiles anl <4 nie i-rffou by the

was read a first time.

The Government announcement

came early in the day.

would take action on the civil ser- vice report as soon as possib;e.

_ PITTQBURG’ pau March 31.__(;nt. So far as the Marine and Fislidrles

"“"_-"_'_"?` morning after a lingering illness. *i_`°°"""'é°"'l'

was concerned, two officials had nl- reakly been.susp`ended, J. 0. .Gregory, agent of the Marine Department at Quebec and J. F. Fraser, Commis- sioner of Lights at Ottawa.

It .was only the Premier said to

say that the Deputy Minister Marine had on two occasions pressed his resignation. As the report made grave changes

of/ dishonesty among officials, Sir Wilfrid felt. the matter called for a 'Royal Commission and accordingly

:Walter Cassels, Judge of_ the Exclie- quer Court of Canada had been ap- pointed.

I The Premier said thc House was anxious to prorogue as soon as pos- sible, but the Government intended to do all it could in the present ses- sion to investigate the departments. I Everything he said given by tiic (‘.ommissi‘on` to the Government had/ been laid on tabhe.

' ' u Pittsburg Bankers Under Ar- Dressed In Her uncles Cloth' Government was hnecessarly. 'l‘he‘Bi'llI

i Mr. Borden asked if the Govern-

sir wun-in said the government"

ment in regard to civil service reform! would adopt the system of competi- tive examinutious by an independent commission 7

herine Rooks, twenty-three years old, - __ ____ ___,___ _"_, ___,`,

was today returned to her parents' 1

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saved her as sho - was about to be The Ngw York Exchanges, hoisted on a ro c b the mob.

Police Give Warniiig~Spec-

_ tators To Betxcluded

fitted 'well she left a note ln the NEW YORK’ April 1_(sp'°cial)_ house and started for Gnicmg.0_ By Following the receipts from Police last evening she had gotten as far Headquarters of a. warning that evi- DB NEW CHSUB- In the dusk ‘“`°““d dence had been obtained that an an- thd railway station she was noticed urémstic attack _might be mane upon cimin au any looking for Robert lim members °f the Ex°“““H°» the Wn_smng¢nn_ whose wife is dying Consolidated Stock Exchange has

from knife wounds »i11fli(;!t¢;g Qytgllm decided to close its gallery.

The word soon passe a ere Si n ~ -,i t n we =» "="=-nc nigger °b°“f- ....'" .§`.'..W‘iZ“`T.i§`..i`.f{’. “SZ ....§’.. 'Zvi and the posse was soon in-full cry I dl th C t E after Catherine, who, unhampered by CIIHDECS. intl" HH G 0'- UH I* skirts, fled like the wind. At the change and New York Stock Ex-

change. , _

the posse found it had no man to T

deal with. Miss Rociks was taken to , - Yana scowa onio for the ai at aaa ` ~'| I -

E . . E

brought back to Pittsburg today.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnine

Tablets. Druggists reflllid money if lt falls to cure. E. W. GROVBYB signature on each box. Zdc.

niiicico Manners

oiiicagc, Apni 1- <spe¢iaii Corn 003(

pork , 13.02 May Corn 04% wasnt 88% pork ~ 14.15

Minard's Linimenl lcures Dlndfc

Condensed Advertisements

The late for Olsulilcetion.

WANTED,-A female eompositor

'with some experience. Apply to

d n Odlce 8 Ztdtf

The Gust' ia ' ._ - -

WANTED-At once girl for gener- i-iiiisboiio st

al housework. Apply to B38

_ . ` 4;2drilipd.

r11o”i.s'r°",-'i-hat ascii-auia_ board-

ing house on W&ter» Street

known as the "Eur _a House."- Ternis moderate, possession given first of November. Apply to Has-

pp y I 1dr8£

'"‘° |*°"‘°"‘l"“°° "M °"“"" 'fs saucy » snows. ami that sac is as

. . at

xr d-I-.toil h` lt- will M “dd” ° i is i um inns' ali: meat” new icatana. rmpm non; ii;h2\M:3:.“:l:nna‘:_y°Mu 0

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Man Does Not Believe Its ' Reflections Yet Kills

Himse f'

wheat oe# /

LYONS. Marchiil.-An anonY‘

mous letteirullias _licen Itgignsausseng 3 tragic sue e n » well known merchant, married about a year, suddenly fell into a condi- tion of deep d¢l>\'999l°“ and yaswp day- shot himself deBd~

Among his papers his wife dfecoié-

ered an anonymous typewritten le - tai- containing the following words: "Your wife is unfaithful to you.

The following note in her husbangs handwritinghxéis written across t e anon mous erl

"I xreeeived _this letter on -Febru-

ary 6, and since then I have done

t bell ue word of the.ln

ili;)mgi‘:s mes§d.;d,0 and I wish I could discover cnc writer, so that 1 might slay him. But the continual thought `of this lett& has be_tI:c;n.; such an oppression no me theti-

_ _ d (_ ` l ter, unless I can dis-

th; mFd'Ag?l:llgI°lt-Zlgssttinicurdo driving digggrr ci-‘Ile Qvrlter, I shall kill my- ais Wa 1 io ins. aims. 70 Hish- _“ll

'pin widow, who in e woman of

W" I“‘1_A'°-__.___. I ' " t tau has received

*{`°°9E'1`5t WAT:o'1'Eqs°‘°‘; °"l"‘;§ sldzahhghfifociieigom TBS aiscovei-‘y at ` POTUBW °°°. "°m°° f her -husbands ieu cents and up, sheet pictu'ren one cent :gat “;'::“ on” nnylu-gnmgd |,,y_ ner eecli. You. can make 400 p. c.- profit "nom

° or $86.00 per week. Catalogue and' 'I mplen free. Frank W. William!

I filmpsay, im w. 'rayicr st.i,cai-' _ THE wtA‘|'|i|E|Q_ . ,_ , . _ _ .

eago Ill __ 4- d4i

FILE of this pn canilgdseen _” _ ___

t 'annie otnec ai igfiiira iii. g J.,- 'rosoN'ro. Avril n;-itieseigali tfige Quay a oc., so, ai, ana as im. and com today. 1° °v I I P shut umdom Engng' tg” 0 ggnthealterly to south winds, snovi clinrgd; and that ilrm will be glaioi- rain bi \\\Kh'°- _

to receive news, subscriptions, ann* _

tlsdvertleementu for The Charlotte- ua rd, ummm* 'M sm "Hn

v°rIi- \1»_\l° .f°°”° " °"“t°'"°" af a ta sac has axiiiiiitcii am. itovc Gilltilill- l"4‘l"-5. "° '

work me any seen here before. S l'° K

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To Work On Panama Canal Where Plenty Of Labor Is » Promised Them~

VANCOUVER, April 1-(Speclal)-

Having being coldly received by *their fellow-citizens of Canada and having been thoughtlessly driven from their jobs in the United States the Hindus of this city who have been without work for several' months, looked with hopeful eyes up- on Panama.

The leaders of thc Hindus have

been investigating the situation at Panama.

Several of them went to 'the Is-

thmus about teu weeks ago and they report that the Hindus can obtain plenty of employment there at good wages. ~

Efforts are being now made to get

transportation for the crowd num- bering a thousand.

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0il King Will Help Institution

Capable of Treating 4,000 at Time

NEW YORK, M arch 31.-John D. lockcfeller's latest contrlbutntionr to charity is a gift of $125,000 toward the erection of a great seaside hos- pital for the convalescent poor child- ren of New York. Other contributors -Robert Fulton, Outtln, Henry Phipps, Jacob H. Schiff, Helen

\'llY “I-most t° 'try “nd tors” lt' ¥'~Gould and many more-have raised

the fund to the necessary quarter of a million dollars and work will be begun upon the institution just as soon as the city comes forward with the land.

The site of the hospital will be

Rockaway Park and the butldfngs will be reared upon a tongue of land that stretches three miles west of .Bella Harbor along the coast. Sn ‘immense will be the buildings that when ,completed a year from now, four thousand poor chfldren may be treated there.

Mr. Rockefeller stipulated in mak-

|ing his gift that only non-tubereular

lature. Tlils lengthy bill pus

sion clear for the Premier to deliv

of them being adcummodutcd wit!

icommodated many others in ndditio to the regular "gods" who usuail occupy that vantage ground.

hon. Speaker shortly bcforc nine p.m. On motion of the Prenler, Hon. Mr. Hnszard it went into Committee of the Whole to grant a Supply to His

yajesty.

PremlerHaszard: I will endeavor

in speaking to this motion to be as brief as possible in dealing with the finances of this Province. This is the last session of tlic present I’ur~ liament. There has been a strong effort made by the Opposition to lead the country to believe this Gov- ernment has not wisely administered the affairs of this country. It would not do to let this occasion pass' without trying -to show the Govern ment is not as bliick as painted.

Opposition are the successors of that Conservative Government. Previous to the existence of that Government- we had an efficient tux act. 'I‘l‘.~-' Conservatives declared it was iii.” inlquitous act und they said_ thi could get along wltlioiit taxation. li was upon that cry they clinic into power. They undertook to do so and hold power from 1878 to 1891. I_t is worth while to seewhetber they made revenue and expenditure meet after repealing this act. For three years after they kept the act on. This was the money they said they could do without! It did not' stop here. Did they make ends meet? They exhausted every source of re- venue in order to make revenue and expenditure meet. They sold the piers and used the money for re- venue-$77,~i00.00. They received monies from the Dominion Govern- ment nnd the Land Office. These amounts were not placed to capital account but used as revenue. They received an average of $44,000 a year from the Land Office. They received other large sums. Reduced to the last extremities they withdrew frnm` Capital at Ottawa $200,000.00. That was not all. In addition to this, just before going out of power they had an overdraft at the banks of $128,489.00. Alll the indehtness at that time amounted to $1,063.0lJ0.

They d‘idn't stop there., When the

went out it was found ithat their overdraft had increased to $171,- 000. The present Government assum- ed the reins of power with that in- debtedness to start with. `

The Davis tax act which tliesc gen-

tlemen repealed was probably cnc of the best the country ever Lad.

Now, let us compare. This Govern-

ment had nn indebtedness at the end of December last of $801,000. Now then, this Government has a right to say that the Conservatives, who left a legacy of debt behlndthem are responsible in a great measure, forthe present state of the public debt. '

Today 'the present Government has

a record in Public Works of which any government might well be proud When they came into power they found public 'works neglected. Build- ings had tn be constructed-they were a necessity, and the Govei ri- ment set to work with a wlll. In 'thematter of steel bridges they have expendoil twenty-seven thousand dol-

The Evans Trio Will Present

Doctor's Mistake” One

At Fniryland tonight the Evans

‘Trio will give an entire change of program presenting that celebrated

The Legislature yesterd'n.y during

day was occupied vilth the considera- tion of the Bill respecting the Legis- goviirnmentslt is not hard to see

sei

Committee just before adjournment at six, thus leaving the evening ses-

his Budget Speech.

About half past eight last evening

therefore, u. large auditory as is usual on this occasion had assembled in the Legislative chamber. A number of ladies were prescnt,many_

seats inside the circle of their com- try's legislators. All seats; awl standing room on the floor of the House was filled, and the gallery nc-

n Y

"House" 'was summoned li thc

Previous to 1891 a Conservutivi-I Government had controlled this Pro~` vlncc.- Today the Hon. Gentlemen in

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lars. ' I

When we compare the work of the

that' the Liberal Govemmehl has# quite ns cupabiyimanuged as their predccessorsr- and a little better., The hon. Leader of the Opposition u few days ago spoke of the incapa- bility of the present Govemm nt, but he must have overlooked ifhe short coniings of its predecessors. _

Every department of the present

Government have been attacked ,but especially the Education Department st has been fiercely assaulted. The charges made were not true. The department is as efficient now ns it nas been for the past 25 years. The children of 'today are receiving a het- tcr education now by_ lifgher grade tcaciicrs tluin under t.lic_ Conserva- tives. 'l‘he statements of the Opposi- tion regiiriilng the number of child- ren belng smaller now than foruieriy is utterly untrue. Then we are told the schools are vacant. That was a. time uf year when the teachers had not got into their places-at the end of the year. W-hat are the facts today. There are now only five vac- ant schools. `

The Premier spoke for nearly two hours. The conclusion of this sum- .mury of his speech, as also the summary of the` speech of Mr,Mafthq ieson,who rose to reply. will appear in tomorrow's Guardian.

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I Nine Shots a Second Fired from Maxim Device.

WASHINGTON, March 81-Maxlm’s latest invention is ii machine gun so powerful that from its small muzzle bursts a huilstonn of 8,000 shots every fifteen minutes, and so small and delicate that it can be _easily carried on the backs of three sol- diers. The power of 3,000 men armed with 1,000 of these machines can hardly be estimated. The machine is described and illustrated in Popular Mechanics for April. It is of wonder- ful design nnd lightness. The three soldiers to whom it is apportioned are provided with a special harness of leather straps and pads for " the pieces to rest upon. The first soldier carries the barrel and and chamber, the second the tripod or stand, ,and the third the ammunition ease. con- taining bands of cartridges. A few moments suffice to put the parts to- gether. By the pressure of a. level the firing commences and either grnpi shot or bullets are discharged 'at a. speed of_ between 500 and 600 shots a minute. `

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RIO JANEIRO, March 31.-Pre-

sldent Penna today will sign a decree raising from 200 to 400 reis the cus- tom duty on sugar. This action, it would I seein, indicates that Brazil will not adhere to the Brussels sugar convention. Deputies and senators from Bahia, in the belief that pres- sure was being used by ‘the local government to prevent them from carrying on the otliilai duties, have rcqiu-.steil the supreme court to in- *_°3'°ri,'11f=_£<zii!$ gf°“f°d imm-

the Celebrated Drama “The

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of the LatestNew York I

Successes. New Stunts By Mr. Munro.

‘ He will introduce among other changes high kicking and other acro- batic stunts.

The new moving pictures will be

'comedy "The Doct.or's Mistske."\n¢"°r than ,vm-_ vpn. nw "len

This ls one of the latest New is being heartily eomgcndpd §; the York successes. It abounds in rich numerous patrons of alrylan .

eonsumptlves should be taken in. Iclnvar humor and is bound to ma_k~ Two illustrated so b #Addison but Of 51000 U10” 9"’ 9° m““7'a big hit here. In the course of flip and Harney will beggiifdd featui-an meh ill NOW V01* "mt 3 h°°V"'.°l act rag time and trick piano pl=i_\ ‘or the evening.

twice the Bile 'Of rf-|\0 Dl'0.I°°"°d °“ ing will be furnished by Perciial On Bacardi; avgni

‘Hitch

would not teh CBN 0| 91°” “°°d‘“5|Evans. There will also be ningiiii: Iliange valued at Slgzwrll ba $.30 110- ' and ilanchiz. away. Every admission tldnt pur-

._...`_._-»--- , Harryd Munn; ttfieinlingiing eomgd- chased tonight or any night for the

,¢,,,”,\‘ ian an aero ii w ir ve aunt or rent of the week ivss the holder au'

“m.=“'q‘”"'“,°"'n,n,”,n"' ""5, g,,,n|-n superb performance which ls n opportunity of vlfgtdng thh valuable `"*_“.“-.n'n‘_ ‘,||¢m“g.g; scream from start to finish. prime.

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