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GREEK SITUATION _ _
IREACHES A CRISIS
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Kin Constantine P
Neliver Up Guns and lilunitions. Time Given -by Admiral Fournet Expired Yesterday.
(Canadian Prsss Despatch.)
LONDON, DSC. 1.--Ill View of the
deflnlto refusal of the‘Greek govern- ment to deliver arms as demanded by the Entente Allies and the threat of Vice Admiral Fournet, commander of the Allies squadron. to take action to- llay unless the demand was acceded io, news from Greece is awaited an xlously. Cables from Athens yester- day showed that preparation was being made to resist the request. Admiral Fournet has insisted thai sixty four mountain guns be delivered today. Further time has been given for delivery of other guns and war 'materlais. - '
An evening news despatch filed at
Athens this morning says further re- ports are being received of forces marching south from Thessaly an
ositively Refuses to
‘ments will be landed at all points necessary. I will endeavor to avoid bloodshed, but will fulfill my mission thoroughly."
The Athens correspondent of The
Daily Mail interviewed Vice Admiral Du Fournet aiboard his flagship, and -quotes. him similarly to tile corres- pondent of The Chronicle. The Ad- miral said that he did not intend either to seize the arms or fire upon the Greek troops, but declared that unless the gulls were surrendered he would land large detnchments, which would not reembark until his de- mands were complied with . Other coercive measures would be taken ai- the same time.
"As I have ample forces at my als-
-posal," the Admired said, “and some
fi of the heaviest and most powerful ar-
other sectlonll Of Greece north of tiilery in existence, I can see no res-
Athens garrison marching with rifles towards Schimatarl. The despatch says a minor disturbance occurred last night. Four revolver shots were fired but no one was injured. Just .before the time of filing the despatch King Constantine notified the Entente Ministers of his definite re!\lBHl 10 hand over the guns.
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Dec. 1.-Detachments of
troops disembarked at Piraeus, a port of Athens, at three o’clock this morn- ing, accordlngrto a wireless despatch from Athens.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONDON, Dec. 1.-An Athens de-
spatch to the Daily Chronicle, under date of November 30, describes the following statement to Vice Admiral
Du Fouriget in command' of the Allied fleet in reel: waters:-“I insist ab- solutely upon the execution of my demands, and will see that they are realised in pits of all obstacles.
French,' BriQi's`ll"and Italian detach-i firm, indicating optimism.
son why the arms will not be quietly given up.”
GROWING ANXIETY
IN GRECIAN CAPITAL
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONDON, Dec. 1.-Special despat-
ches from Athens dated Thursday say there is a growing' state of anxiety in the city. The Greek garrison seems to have withdrawn inland, tak- , ing arms, munitions and stores. 'l‘wo regiments left during the night with artillery.
The despstches add that there was
alarm in the streets' on Thursday morning due to the appearance ol bands of reservists, -but that later il was ascertained they had been called for service. The authorities seemed to be doing their utmost to preserva- order.
The Bourse Thursday was very
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P.'E. ISLAND POTATOES
FOR QUEBEC MARKET
QUEBEC. November 30-. The
steamer Cascapedia, in last night from the Gulf, had on board, among other items, 17,000 bags of potatoes from Prince Edward Island. Fifteen thousand of these bags of potatoes are consigned to Montreal and the ba- lance to Quebec. The steamer also has over a thousand cases of fresh eggs from the Gulf regions.
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CANADIANS ORIGINATED
TRENCH RA|DING_
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
NEW YORK, N. Y.. November 28-
Philip I-I. Patchin. in a lengthy cable- gram from London, published in The Sun thisgmorning credits Canadians with being the originators of the trench raid, in modern warfare.
"When the war began to sas. S0
far as'the British front was concern- ed," says the correspondent, “and the monotony of trench warfare grew and palled, the Canadian troops invented the-raid, which has become nn impor:
r tant institution of trench warfare.
Concluding a description of this
mode of attack, Mr_ Patchin saysz- "Trench raiding takes great diiriiis. skillful preparation, and much ingen-
uity, which the Canadians possess t0
a marked degree."
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(Special to the Guardian.) ROME, Dec. 1.-There is heavy ar
tiilery hghting in progress along thi Austro`fI‘tulian front, the wal' _ofllcs announces. Following is the state- ment:
"Ou the whole front the activity o'
artillery on both sides increased, par tlcuillrly in Adigo alld Astico valley: and in the area east of Gorlza and or Carzo. Hostile aircraft raided sever ai points along the front. They werl driven off -by anti aircraft guns and aoroplanes. Enemy aeroplanes dropp ed bombs on (iringno in the Sugann Valley but no damage _was caused. One of our air squadrons dropped nu merous -bombs on the station at Av Iona, north of Roureto inflicting da mage and causing file. Another squadron dropped bombs on the sta- tion at Rlfenberg in Branlza valley Some staud_ing trains were hit. All the neroplsnes returned.
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THE WEATHER,
TEMl’ER.A'1‘URE
TIDE, MOON, ETC.
TORONTO, Dec. 2-- Strong winds
and gales; local snow flurries, but mostly fair and cooler.
The highest temperature register-
e'd yesterday was 43 degrees; at 9 a. m. 41; at 9 p. m., 38. The coldest the previous night was 41 degrees above. ____--__ TERRIFIC CYCLONE.
(C§_nadi‘an Press Despatch.)
LON ON. November 30.- The
death of nearly 300 persons in n cy- clone at Pondnchery, india, is repor-
tfon or property
possession in Indio.. It has an area
tion of about 170,000.
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VIENNA, Nov. 30-Via Londoll,
Dec. 1.-The Russians are attacking incessantly and in great force' along the eastern fl‘rausy‘lvaniall front in an effort to relieve the' Roulnanians,
O ce
concentric advance on Bucharest oi'
ALLEYES CENTERED
. NOW ON ROUNIANIA
Roumaniansi ilave Taken a Stand West of Bucharest
Either io Save the Capital or io Cover Retreat. The Siiuaiion Admittedly Grave.
according to an ofllcial statemeuti
issued by the War ill . I » . ' - _ _ _ - .
PETROGRAI), Nov. 30-Vlu. Loll- ported to be driving i-llio the llorllu- arent, um] along the whom Moma,
don, Dec 1.- The violent attack be-fWatl'a and Klrlibaba positions is of vim, f,-onlie, where me Ru9,,;,m,,, are gun by the Russiillw in ihe Caron- great strategic importance. known to be operating with large tllian' which, if successful, will mein; (Canadian Press Despatch.) f(-,,~ce5_ ace the rear of the Transylvnniall LONDON, Dec. 1.-The nlelltloh ill Sucpesses _claimed by me Ge,.nm,,,,, Austro-German armies, is expectcd|the ltouluaniall communication of at (J-umpulung and South of the cap, by military critics here, to rcllevewiolent fightillg on the Glnvgtziotzuillal impress the critics, however, thc pressure upon Roumunia and pos-fit-iver is regarded here as sho-wing mme than any other feature of the sibly avert the <=i‘iSi=\ Cassell' by I-ii" 'Mi the Roumaiiiiiii i'@ii‘@21i hasistruggle. it ls admitted that unch-
ee ron s of the forces under made on that stream to contest the'|_hM th whole hituation in Rm,
the thr g p . . _ . Generals Von Falkeuhayn and Muck-fadvauce on Bucharest from the west,`m-,mia je; ve,-y Ee,-ions. ensen. The Russian operations arc There is nothing to indicate, how-,
directed nt tllat poltiou of the i'l'oui,.ever, whether this action is intended which has already been the sceneias a final effort to save the capital of hotly contested battles, in wllichier whether- it lg merely 3 cover to the Germans strove to make a breach permit the main Ruunlaniall forces between the Russian armies and tlleito take positions on the Argesche i`Ui'C@S d€i`€Il0'iiiE R0Um“iii0~ .River, some miles further to the
Military Observers iiffiievc that the cast. The hottie has also been loin-
\v€-ligc. which the Ruslliml-\ -ire re I-rl nenr the frontier north from Buch
halted, and that a stand is being Mast is in immediate danger’ and
(special to the Guardian.)
LONDON. Dec. 1 -Desperate Rou-
manians, probably aided by Russian
est, while the Teutonic Allies' ad- vance continues to press more clos- ely on the Ronmahian capital from i.lle northwest. Ullofllclally, it ls` re- ported in London that Russian troops- have arrived in Bucharest to aid the hard-pressed' ltoumanian forces. Progress for the advancing: (lerman-Austrodiungarian arm-ies in Wallachiu, south of Iiucllarcsi., is ro- portod by the German press which says the llounlallinus 1-ontiuuu to offer lcsistallco. _Tile ltolllliulliulls uppn.rently are oil or llc-.lr ille lille' of the Argessue, as I‘etl~ogl'ad exn_v.-; flu- luvaders have occupied two towm: south of Bucharest.
l~‘ie`ili‘ Marshal Von Mllclwilaell,
llerlill i‘e'colds, has thrown nh uiluy
lu l lllll
ing south from the Calnpulung l’ii,- eahle region, the Teutonic lllvlu_l'cr.~l
latest communication Berlin says the Roumanlansilost lllorc than 2,-
OF AMBASSADORS.
many's protest will be sent to Great
were uns pretest to ui.. si-fuss gov. W.i\=t’= left vi the °°"'1°i1 “mv in Arrsnnoon session.
‘ plum Come and be entertained See ernment East Africa is kraaled in a stretch of
“A elle the r wel t°"""""`V 50° mn" I" dI“m°¢°f Wm* There will be two addresses one by D ok: -tv .0 . 0' m.‘°”
sliuliloil
Russian Troops Arrive ai Bucharest io Assisi ,
troops, are defending the southern lilies from the Cal'pat#%s}_ls,,t.¥L_`south-` crossing. Both Berlin and Paris and western approaches to Bucllnr- ern Transylvania. Bo ‘sfa es 'that claim the repulse of attacks north
ht-ross ille Nia'/.lov wiuu Ts wi ` 1 . I "' " - ' .
would be approuclliug Argcslluin in 1’0i\‘0i:i'li\i l'crorrl.=a that ilu Aus- BRITISH MAY ACCEDE the |_l-1|-notion of ling-lm;-L-gi_ Atlvmm. tl-o~Gcl'nlull :lftuck to tuk the offen- All Associated Press desputci
have takeil pl‘isonel‘s, cannon and lil Mucollollln., -lu l~‘l‘aur-.c, und' oil ton for rc-consideration of the rc much otlllur equipmjant, the Allstro-ltaliiul fl-olli. there has fusnl of the safe conduct. to (‘oull\ -lu the fighting reported in the been no lmportlult change' in thc sit- Tarnowskl Voll Tarnow, recently up
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GERMANY PROTESTS ‘GERMAN BANKS TO lEM|NENT PRESBYTERIAN
A¢;A|N51- EXpU|_S|0N MARKET STOLEN SECURITIESI DEAD |N MQNTREAL.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.- Ger- I"f"`“"°q' Qt th” Fwmh secret “er” (Troll. the grand old nlan of the
many has protested through the Unit- V168. has i“0D0I`i€i1 iiiiii ii fill' TGBCIIIUK Presbyterian church in Canada, null ell States against the expulsion c-f the 0I`E¥ii1iZi\ii0i1 0f German banks A0 mi’-I" fornlcrly editor of Tile Presbyterian dl lomntlc r resentatlves of tile k€"i “M0115 5eCi1l`m9'5 “Hd COUDOTIBB and its successor, The Presbyterian
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pemml powers from G,.ee,,e_ Gm-_ which llisnppellrctl from the invaded neco,.d_ M,._ Cro” was born 1,,
Britain as requested and as Dari Oi 1"““°¢ 'md B“’“‘“"‘- hi” bee" _‘U81 to Canaan in 1841, lie was author of me ordinary ,Dunne of the state de, closed by inquiries into the case ofl..The Story of the Kirk in the Mui,
Geobrau Rabbat, a Svrinn barber, ar- Mme Provinces... -
artment. - D Tha note requires nn other action rested at Geneva. Rabbat was' charg-
d ith havin lil his possession
on the part of this government, 6 W 5 ‘ ‘ n R|0T<ERS ARE ARRESTER
which is involved only because it '~1“3“`mY Of RUBSIHU. Serbian, _ and` represents German interests in Eng- F"e“°h 5°"°"“me“t ‘swck take" by WORCESTER, Mass.. Nov. 28- land. I Germans In Mcupied "e"it°ry‘ Ililore than a dozen Turks and Armen- Scores of similar notes have been He f°"m"”`Iy was a bmber I“ Pans' inns are under arrest here for cligag transmitted through the department ‘ Th” Fniffch §°"e"“m°“t gm "Mk ing in a riot in which nine me'n were from both sides as pert of the cour- °f I_‘“bb“"“‘ °P°‘"“',i°,“9 "“`°“5h me injured, two seriously, Revolver-n.
tesy of the American government in “le °f 20'00° franc” of coumms Dt knives. and clubs were used by the representing~beillgerent interests in Russmn bowls bemnging Ito M' A"m` combatants. A barber shop WHS hostile countries. ign°"‘ who mmed “fm “ B' garden wrecked and other damage was done.
Surprise was expressed that the re- t'_‘{{e'I;_;?;?E ti;le::%t'Hle°'é';¥';£ansb°f°re‘ The riot was due to race hatred, the
quest was made to transmit the note (, lssimler Farmucq reéorwd Anmenlans' claiming that the Turks;
io Great Britain only, especially as °mm_ _ are endeavoring to run them out o mander of that his injuries had convln<.o<i'wm_cester
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I`liI,mli'!i“:ililcg“fleI3,“Isr\1(I.tllecrgctivehead of {u3‘oI§h$vi3:gg‘;f;;g§nb;:ki£ Intact Ke' Aprivate message coming over the the whole allied forces before Greece The Swim and French wma. .RL same route adds that not only is Villa and has conducted all the negotia- d I B éelzed in various places in proceeding north, but he is in control tions. .
'Poe text ol the note, signed by 3%? 0(;,°‘:,3lt;£H'l.el,;':,l|),T€‘,'s,'1 ggnaimn na Trevino is supposed to have abandon
Count Von Bernstorff, and addressed R ,B stated that coupons on B.ecm.i_ ed proceeding northward. to secretary Lansing, follows: ues valued at about 20_000_000 francs! General Trevino, according to thc
"The French commander of the na~- already have been cashed by ,mwitg private report, said that after effect-
val forces of the Entente in the Greek uns b“ym.s_ ling a junction with General Murguis waters has notified the envoys of A Spaniard has been arrested on he would return and recapture (hi- G°(‘!`m}:“Y' ?“"';`\I°`Hg“5°;`l7'd tT‘;"k°y the Swiss frontier. In a double bot~ h“ah““' 1(
Ill UIKHTB R li- f ‘SY B 0 BB*/9 in his , ghgggiqn wg]-9 '_"_°"*’X_°-“_” Greek territory immediately, withl If"‘,‘:dc,f:;';‘,,lf,_ Argentffe ,nd spanlsh Dls'rn|c'r Mssriuo.
the staff of their legations and of the 17_000 f _ -- consullates. Becmmes warm 3 mn” ln connection with the meeting of
"The German empire most emphs- " " “ " the Charlottetown Diiiirici °f the Me ticaliy protests against this contempt SMI-*T3 To 9° To FRANGE. ihodist Church to be hold at Ciifiim-
o_f international law, of the free will of s neutral country, and of the most (C*iili9'*" P"°" °°'Pl¢°I‘-) next Tuesday 5th the followins Dre le ta les of international CAPE TOWN- N°"~ 3°_Wh°“ 90'* grsmme' is to be observed: First Ses-
rloul:-l¢1r;y_ry ru eral Emntscloses his campaign in ,km at 10_30_ opml" ew, Address on - " ti i t ti f the U'°|`m““ Ent Am” It I' ““d°"“°°d "Social Service and Evangelism" by
A d
impeT'islisggiisi?iim2TltIuIc bfi; trlfdnhon- I-hit ii° Wm E0 i0 F\‘°“°° t° °°mm‘“d Rev. H. A. Brown, Murray Harbor.
Afrlc n contin ent there.
nr to request your execllency to for- 91° 3°“iI‘ 5 5 -
lloulnanians.
800 prisoners, and 22 cannon. Tile front ln northern France in the Russians continue aggressively their Trentino and Carzo regions of the offensive against the Austro-German Italian theatre is reported to be in
Russian attacks which are declared west of Monast-ir in Serbia.
to have been along a front of 186 miles from Jablollitza to Kedzi Vaz- THE GREEK SITUATION ' urhciy resulted only in small advan- tages which are declared not to be Admiral du Fournet, commander comnlemiurate with the cost in nlcll, of the Eutente fleet in tho Melllter ami ammunition. rilhean, is reported' to have landel
Petrograd admits rcveigses south- troops ui. Piraeus, u port of Athens
west of Vururka in the tiulpailllalls French, British, and Italian contin- bllt i°f:ool'lls thc- cllptllre of it ridge ol' genie urn said to have been iilcludcd heights' south of Klrlibaba. in the landing party, aside from u rl:
Figlltlug lu Ihlhrlidja has become port. that Greek troops are bein;
more intense. llllcllarcst announces slillt toward' Athens i`rolll thc lloril' vioii-nf. uliul-ka along fill- whole' 0|' (il‘vlzce thorn are no imiiouiiulli froul. ill filut region. llerliu li'cclu|'c.~= all to what illeasures the Grerric gov that utter-ks against thc ‘ Bulgul-lah ol-nnlcui. has taken to comply with or in-ft wing ill I)ohl'lllljzt i`zlilIr~ll null' oppose Aliliiirai du i~‘u\ll'uei's do filut llritisll iillllls :uv being used l>_\' luamil-t i`or tht’ turning over 01 till- utiul.-lmra, lu Galicia fllero has ii|'0i=cf-'s llrllls :md ailinlllnitioil.
been it |i.l\\.lkl>l|il|f, of ul~ilvii\
sive lmrih of 'i`urllopol-Zliol-llow rail- i`l'om London says thut.Grcut Blltllllz way was repulsed. will grant thc request from Washing
nation. , pointed Austro-Hungarian nhlbns
Artillery actllvit-y on thc. Somme sad‘or to the Ullited States.
(Canadian Press Despatch) MoN'rltl:AL, Nov. ao.-The death
P/\mS» NOV- 30” C0mmI58i0“i`¢i‘ is announced in Moirenl of James
districts and critics. of Northern Glasgow. September 4_ 1821' and came
'°“ Y ““’ , of chllnnilnla city. which General
Lot 48 church (or Pownal Circuit)
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Dec. 1.-We are in it po-
sition ni' ullparalled gravity, Admiral Bllroll Bc-rosfolwl deqlarell lodny ill all address at rl meeting io support. il sirullger naval policy. The crisis oi' the war' is now on. Since eucmy sllbulnllnes have i|'allsi`el're<l their ac- tivity frolll the head lands and shui- low waters io the blue sell. file- ille- llucc l'eqllires new r<lruieg_\' and new tactics to dual with it hui so fnr no definite and systematic metlloiis have bvien taken for Hllpprlsasillg lilo lus-
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BARON BERESFORD
ON NAVAL MENACE
Declares Present Position is oi Un ar-
alled Gravity and Advocates I*I,ore Aggressive Methods ol Combating Submarine Menace.
hace, Tile Germans are novw going to send submarines to the Pacific and wherever British trade routes are. Baron Beresford advocated continual ,ne-,rinl attacks on the ,German base a: |'/.oe-Bl-ugg and arming merchant men ‘and contended it was a most unsatls ]ia‘cior_v slate of affairs. 'i‘houBanas .oi tons of food waiting to come to i-England have 'been diverted to Ger- illllny.
The meeting adopted a resolution
, f-:filing for more effective blockade snr. ifor more efficient measures to deal with the submarine question.
'l`iie Vaucouvel' I\'cws-Allveriiser salys:
:rs of first mortgagecertificates i
is representing Scottish investors in the amount of $140,000 in the Donl- iulon Trust Compally. _ The liquida- iion is between both parties, produc- ing' the books of the concern and in- terwoven in this case are the affairs lf the B. (‘. Seclll'lties,' Limited, the .Vlerchallts‘ Ice Company. and Alvo voll Alvcnslubcll, Limited, Mr. A_ H. .\lucNeill, K. C., and Ml'. iizlvllnnll are ippeuriilg for Mr. llaliou; Mr. lt. ll. Reid, K. U., null Mr. Iiollgius for till- ivfellliallis, ilogg null l:iurbo\lr, and Sir llihborf. Tllppcl' K. i`.. for other buck lrfiful' llc-lliors clflinlillg ull lil- ‘.oi~cs| in filo sulfur- pi'o|wl'iy. Till' rlai is i1cl`l>l‘0 Mr. Jusll- - 'i -.|'plly. ill opvuillg Mr. MacN-"ill lice-::l'iiu-.li
Mr. Dultoll, who was l;-1.- I ‘ :‘~'\ if-.'.ll- an-l ill the silver fox in-or-iii;\___ .notc- nlellt in l’l‘ilicc lilllwuril l,~:l:lhd, :ls :l farmer. In nl' about thu your 1014 ilo was coninluuicaicd with hy tin- l'l1»:u- iuloil Trust Cl1mpllll_v, with regurll to
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investing inolley ill property in Brit
“Officers oi’ the Domillioll Trust i‘olll-,ish Coltllllbia with the result that he pilny are to be called uuli the genea-‘agreed to advance the sum of $85.- ology of certain subsidiary coulpullies 000 on mortgages in the City of vu., will be traced ill action begun yester- lay afternoon in the Supreme Court in which lion. Charles Dalton, oi' of $85,000, and it was duly honored. Prince Edward Island is the plaiutif`1`.-,'l‘ll@ Donliuidn Trust Company, in- lle sues for the rel-ovcr_v of $85,000 or sfmri cf' investing that money in Vic- 'ixr il declaration that the Dominion toria property, ilallded $44,000 to the Frust Company and its liqui<latol'siB. (T. Securities Company. The B. G. now hold -in trust for the plailltiii, Securities Company on the same day uid in priority to the claims of the paid over to the Canadian Pacific lcfelldants, certain mortgage securi- iles. The defelldallts are the Domin- oll Trust Conlpziliy, and ,Ml-. Junlcs conveyance of some property ill C. K. Hogg and Jollll Barbour on bc- 'lalf of themselves and all other hold-
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toria. lie was advised that a draft would .be made upon him for the sum
Railway Company a sum of money that was necessary to take up h
Vancouver. The pla.intlf!'s money was so applied. The conveyance. wllen received, was given -to a third
lued .by the Dominion .Trust Com-; panty- called' -the 'Merchants' lofi pany_ The real fight is between Hon. Company. They conveyed tho pro- Charies Dal-ton and the defendants. Hose and Barbour. in their Cnnacltyhed, and at the same time turned
perty to Alvo von Alvensieben. Lim-
over to the Dominion Trust Com- pany a mortgage for the sum --of $140,000. Upon the receipt or t'hir. mortgage the Dominion Trust Com» pany gave to certain investors, who were holders of first mortgage cer- tificates, hack letters appropriating to them veriolls interests in thai mortgage. Those investors were claimiug the particular sum of that lllorigngc as against Mr. Dalton. Mr, Imlioh r-,lainled that his. money hav ing in-on used in the acquisition of the lhnd, he was entitled to the ilrsl mortgage upon it.
“You are actually claiming only
$44,000." said Mr. Justice Murphy.
Mr. MuoNelli explained that was all
they could trace in this action; the other money was gone. lt migh' bl- only $33,000 they could actually I.l'1i(}t3.
Several witnesses were examined.
the Holy Trninty."
` EvEN|Nc. 1sssloN.
Two missionary allllrossns, ltov. J.
L. Dawson, Yi;-rk, and ltcv. l~`. li,
of the lay llretheru will ultr-nd til services lluriug the filly hui ull :lr urged to fivllil illclllseivc.-l of the spi- cial privilege of the public lucctlllg il the evening. .
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