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88.50 Per Year (Mailed) In Advsnge is U _l.iA;

ronriiiii P if 0 ----- um-

filgmisginn -Wm _[im Hadqnm-"S in _-omni French and British Pickers Removing from German by Britain in the War,

'Banks ,Chests Containing Securities Taken from '_ FICIICII TOW|]3 and vglued at Thousands of Minions Jubiiuuny me boils or si. Georges

_ _ rung in the National Tlianksgiving.

The church was richly decked with

__.__i._____,________ banners and the choiir carried in the

.fuiidii-rio-S-rem win cu_ii_ in ' ° -in i* Witlipa .View to eSecuring Shelli; osfsmlilreuiicii #add

Delgliiiii Trade. _ “

_termini so eiis nonfarm)

.0fi"l‘NWiA- Dec. 11.-A runner rui-

~,l0l'.lNi¢ Iwi! toward! .securing for Canada substantial ex-pension Q; ig, export trade is announced by the trade comiiuission. The board will havo_its bewililuarters sit Ottawa and Wm '¢0'¢¥D0,I',\te _closely with the Can- adian Mission in London with a view toeecuring for Canadian producers s share of the trade in France and Bel- gium endother war devastated parts of -Europe. The Commission will con-‘ siist of three members, Sir Chas. Gordon of Montreal who wm be

diliflililli. Mr. Charles B. McNaught

of Toronto and H. B. Thomson of B

Victoria.

U0N'D0N, Dec. 11.-'I'-he ` largest ° immediate opening for Canadian trade 5 and m¢l\iB£l'y is in relatiion to the re-_le construction of devastated areas in

se1¢ium.Freiice sud soi~bia.'1‘i_iis-is iu ,_

UW General charge of the committee h internationale De Revitaiiiemsnt which is a reconstitution of,the Inter-

_ , (gpeclaite the Guardian) .'-Germans about the middle of Octob. Dfocession the Union Jack, followed LONDON, Dec. ll.-<French and er. These chests, says the Renter by the “ass °f the Am_°d N°“°US- ‘of the election campaign is giving filikh Dickets under the direction of correspondent nt Brussel contai The church W" cmwded and the 00"' reason to believe that the Laborites

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21° PilYl!li1Hf»9i’ Giillerdl of the French strong boxes and securities taken gr°5“u°n W” Very' “T59-

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-CANADIAN li-non rnoii 'ine GERMANS i... ..fff,.%I..lf".lf.fi

-treal, Praises Part Played

(Special to the Guardian)

are beginning to ibe frightened of their

rmybnd in the presence of German from towns in Northern France includ. Dr. Paterson-Smythe preached the own success sm-1 drew-ling um rggulgg

ilicers in civilian clothes, have been ing Dittle Rubaix Toucering Va\en_ morning service. First he -brieiiy called or en;-smiscg ¢s,pi,m-mg wut,-qi of

IB. notably me C°mi>\tor National placed by the enemy in the banks at the pest for faithless hearts which

Descompte de Paris, and the Credit Leige are said to contain securities to asked if God be God why does He not lcennsis,-in the last two days and the val-ue of thousands of millions or Stop this war? Then he struck the “V9 "°m°'°d 1°"3° ““‘mb°" °f 1'_`N\nce. note" praise, "Praise God for the

r _ _ _ slaughter, for the boys coming homo,

“°ii°Mi War Purchasius commission. Canada is to be represented on this by Mr. Lloyd l-isrris. _ '

Formal Opening Takes Place Today. Large Number

oi Visitors Present from Dntside of Province. 3

-.Interesting Meetings Held Yesterday.

The Maritime _Winter Seed Fair op- Sum-` merside yeeteiilay morning. The for- mal openirit _takes piece st noon today by'¥{oii.,Mtirdoch McKinnon. Com- missioner of Agriculture.

A large number of exhibits had

been enfterdd and the Judging will commence this afternoon. dt has been learned with 'great disappointment that the President, Rev. Father Gau- thier, wilio always takes a prominent part in agricultural fairs. is unable to attend owlhg to the outbreak of in- diiensa in his parish.

Among' tlimvisltors from outside the

province an Mr. Arthur Hawkes, who is here representing the United -Farm- ers .of Ontario and sent here to talk over Farmers Problems; Mr. F. L. Fuiisr -_lii'iiiii‘¢si- or uid 'Amherst wm- isf sian- . Nova scene: Mr. s. c. Logan, of the Wool Growers Associat- ion, Amherst: Mr. '1'.'iE. Munn. Di!-

'l :Mitt

i sein min ore-Ns

ricultu_re___1i‘redericton, N. B.; James d Thompson, 'Live Stock' Bran‘dh,0ttawa ' -and a number of exiiiibitorl-from-the

diiferent parts of the province. _b esterday afternoon the first farm-

fair was 'held at which Mr. W. H. McGregor of Lot 16 presided, giv-

gretted the absence of the President He introduced the speakers, Messrs G. E. Sanders and Arthur Hawke.

Mr' Sanders gave a very interesting

and Mr. -Haw e ,repress g

mst uigrieuiidrai Representative or- Inverness Co., N. S., Messrs H-. S. Cunningham abd 8. J. Moore. both of the nspai~iinsut_ or An-iouiiure, 'rrui-o_ N. s.; ti. 8. -senders. or the _Axcis-

Canadian Farm

sociation. -

3 p. m. Mr. W‘. J. Kerr, Manager .

Products Ltd., will V

sive sn address- _

for the crushing of the evil thing that

chests which were placed there by the _ victory of the MSM tm, me and of

0 RE-ESTABLISH i ,Turkish Murderers. . 223, ’§§`;‘;.L” ,‘.§‘.‘1,.‘§.°..T.“`i,. P5."§'1§if.$§?

An' t d that the old' tricks of diplomacy lying

.___ ____ e and secret treaties shall be flung S

hi) P8fmal'\Bllt M|||la|'_yF0l`C9 (3p°¢|.|¢°“,e Guardian) to the m°1e° and we bats; mm: are: (1) punish the Kaiser; (2) make

nations shell behave frankly as hon

f i 0| Canada Ma be |llCi‘eaS~ -CoNs'rnN'rrNoPLE, nec. 11. _ mme gentlemen with wh Omer,

ed to Myell. Dr* Rachid' f°"me" G°"°m°" °f me that the world shall brand war as

--- province of Dlarbeyr and Lieiitenants a disgrace w humanity, that g tri. B

f G tl ,

OTTAWA, .De¢_. 11___q-he G0vem_ 0 B" “made Chak" and H“"°°““- burial of nations shall Judge nation- Social condmonl

have been arrested for their part in

al ua rels with power to enforce its

ment has under consideration the rut- _ <1 F ure of the Canadian military -force. iii; Tmlshlliialiiomanacres of 1915 by daemons'

Before the war there was aperman- has bxn estah;E,?;;n°n;ndT:§_;l;e:‘;]: "Praise God- for the help of our

h t f the tear-

nt force of some 3,000 consisting oi' uf d th _ holy spirit in our ear s, or arrisons at Halifax, Quebec, Kings. ea are “pee ed to follow' less chivalry of Canada, for the sac- ton. Toronto Winnipeg and it is pro

po ii brat tlils should-be ncreased to

riiice of our sons and cf the moth-

se t i ers who bore thorn. who with agony

8000 mon butlater it may be again re- _ M I in their hearts offered them for the ,Peel io uw ore we -\»=»i~~. 1- is not s .. Mc- ll Dllffilii bidi.. sf cu. Lou.

b d oldM th

expected that there will e any dif-i . -ip,-3,59 00,1 for the 93,- 0 9,-.

(Special t th G di

“muted” pmmm n ,mu M mm acuity in securius the men as there ° ° “"" '"7 iuud who risked her existence to lead

iii be many overseas men who will ‘M°NTREA‘L' D°°- u'”"“‘° P°”°° the world cevicrory. Forever more she

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LONDON, Dec. 11.-Count Michael

talk on potato sprays and -spraying Yarolyi. who i0°k 6 prominent part in MONTREAL, Dec, 11,_. Montreal bravest and best till there was scar- ' it ntin the the proclamation of-2 -Hunssrian Re would have -been without ni-e and poi- coiy o house whore more is not one Farmers P1lb|iBh|l'i¢ C0-» 0l\lf°l'l° Public- ai»f°mDl-Bd 9010159 lil 5099011' ice protection at noontoday had ltidead. _ smoke of the desirability of establish- of the success of his efforts to recon- not been roi- one rust that ai me lust --and sue said no word about ii. ing a daily farmers' paper. Such neil ¢U‘i°'¢ H\\1\S°"Y» SWB ii ¢°11fN| “WB moment the policemen and firemen , 'rust is what touches some of us most ers are Mins published in 0“l°\‘i° “il “°'°°°°"» *mm 'A““"°"’“"“- Th” agreed to somone their strike for oiuii. Her dsspsiéiies are glowing with are ot greet-boned! to the feimm- ‘ °°““*" °"°“‘P° *° “~k° 'hi' "f° lm twenty four hours- ipiide for canada, -for America. Hsi- The meetings for today will be as l'r_\iii'tl"il-tied. The Government. the 419°- - generous praise was spent on France

follows: _Dal-9113455- ‘*PP°“"-'° "° be “name to ‘ Ad° .and Belgium. -Scarce a word -for the 1o.ao sm. wooiorowei-s ur P.s..r. nrevsucthe .partition of the country |10 El' ]llS[lllBllt ,Bmsh mn who me ,he ,,m,,,_ N0

2 P' m' Cmadmn seed Gmwen Al' into °mM'1reub“”' Paylword of herself, the heart and brain

noon. the men having refused arblt.

etc

STRIKE OFF FOR 24 HOURS

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r s e D _

starved her people For no quarrel or

I I ' -her own she r*-aised -tive million men.

Her silent fleet kept the oceans of the world swfe. She gave the lives of lier

oi it all

(Special to the Guardian) "God bless her, that dear old' Moth-

P f ' OTTAWA, Dec. 11.-Provision for erland, She needs God’s blessilil- G00

or eace n erence _,,,_,

_ . __ nding the bonuses to empoyees of purify her. She needs i>\lrid’yi1'i§- G06

“l"“"| D°9“_`tm°°"! N* S" Ei M l 3 P- m' Publi” m°°un5° L' the inside civil service made severul grant iher the grace that through Taylor ‘and Cl. G. i-licks, Dont. o As- . - LONDON, Dec. 11_.-~ John Ribert other pohm are dealt with in an op much mbulauon she may _wash her

U ‘-' ' ‘ ' "'°"' 'W' ' _T D g?;::'h:xE°:vi’§:°:;i o_?;”;t;'°;_l,1_‘;r-B‘_Tt'_ der-in-Council -which -has just been mb" and make _mem whm, in me

reseuiativ s at tue ace con `p°"°d by me G°"°""”°“° °“ 'he "‘°°d °f -PM ‘“"“’"' _tue winding up or the business.

I-UXEMBURG GUVERNUR PU- 5~ BREWER3 .$23,222 .........§ .. ... ‘?,......I -°-°--°°------ -f - -°------W iiiiiiiieo nvnimncii -como ro olilNi ..i....... ““ ‘;°'::.'.‘t Ni nuiuu ru

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0(.'»CUP.A'|'loN» D00. .-- ' fl‘0m U18 United State! in 8 ‘ _ n d th '_ th Go _im t IB thus me prices of ‘urs will be slow despite financial mnbuity otvover $10_000_ it

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w e s ago w* n e r n bonus was granted an estimate was mn read a report Bening form the

_ _ _ (”_Q¢\;|.to the Guardian) 1 set aside onthe basis of $175 for each (lpaolqlhtlll Glilrdlelil SAN FR_AN»g13C0 (131 DM; 11 -- ' ' ‘~ ' ' member of the inside service who (sp°c,aH'°“° the""Gu"d,In)

‘ - i -s ° ' i ‘ ° -

` ` ‘ - Ania v ii' . iihi iii i ii ii

WITH 'l‘l'lll.AMlill(i.:N Gen vin A general exodus of ,brewitr;_g %i:i;; li;-;i;<_a___v_v_ed :Y Heat ssrxy Themggngni NEW YORK, Dm 10__DBcune_ in

Teams vvlio,,fi1l' four years was the was presented in 5 statement \w pAm,g, Dem 11,._.1¢ 1, 1°"-ned from ee n s a e ver en ‘

' ' ' : " ' ‘ _ h| ¢ 250 to M th (_ the ending of the war according to

Gorman military Governor or Liurem em sms; President or ine caliror- Madrid that King Alfonso or spain has one ed ° Dey t s ose a _h D cmber _eport of the New

. ` .rsciduiu ord uri d il- ° ° bun' hu ‘hh “rated and turned ma sate 'Brewers Auocmucn and .Inman ‘heme designating a commit entsea $150 to illwotliergve apex? York Fur Auction Sales Corporation.

over to the French .authorities lin which today end” us mmm; m,,¢|n5 we ofafmmeen manga” gg study gil' _n - . ' Not only is M apparent the report M°““- _ "We are looking to China as the heat measures the which should be .taken .__.._..._.______. _“__ that the readjumug of “me of

` “Y .ln yGermanii

place to so" said leaving in a few dnl, 1°? l-hit °°“““`7 io. mango -for -the construction- of -- a

,__._.,_,.___-._._.-

two miiiiou donor sieuc roi- me num:

roi- srowiiis Company- Di\*°\'° 9""

'Refused by 'Allies

(Special to the Guardian)

Mr. -Samet, “i sm to insure ~Su\infs_entry into the rr°-- - - I b .

_m“d_,“_‘ua of “Hunt _ all commodities will he gradus, u

the stron: ilnencial condition of the country guarantees the continuance

` `”""" oi' the conditions in all lines of peace.

iu addiuou to luis ii maintains that

. - _ _ _ _ . I - i I I

,_ :=»_1,'~ .- ' aries 'are mllilil Dlmu" “`“°‘°_m°nt` PARIS- Deli' 11'* B"1""h f°"°°5 there are several factories which will

ilpeelllfieitlwfulrdlanl _ _____________-____ __ ___ _ have refused the request of the Ger- tem to ,mmqm _"goes of most fuss

MUN- '”'°~ 11-'f°“"“°°“°’ 1”* 1-Im WEATHER rms. rm. ii.-A muon com- msn armisiice iieiesms uint my be some ui our country .ue ru.

UU" to ei-uiiit to communicate with the hi is of the ii-sas.

°" li" mi* *?'.""’_”'-‘ ‘ “W ` ‘ 'li ` ’ _ . mission lies arrived at B°\'lii1 N- ‘P °d- smsiissi tu iris s 'ry "my ¢° mn” M uw BNP, A 00 , ETC. H589 "W "Nm at Fwnch Pmvmces west M the Rm” “°“' “ml Supplies in furs in such neutral coun- laoua groqfp, _ _ __ ` . ' ' ‘ reieasedipriaeners from Germmy.'l'he _occupied by the .Mlies._'l'he Command- me, as Holland, Sweeden, Denmark

U V ' ' -1 1_q0R`0N1'0, 12.-blast. and Commilllon also will investillte 0163 Ui' lil Chliif d°°|'“`°d Ph” Pt W" V’ and Norway are en-tilrely exhausted

ANN°U .E, frsy _,ln Mm, _imbgbry inc;-suing siilsiriiritlie prison Comp-It M5891" “mmm” Ph” "l°°k“d° °f G°"“°“7 4° and the revival _of shipping will re-

COHXX V TS. - "mp ir ` 'iw r rain ` 'snis, -Prussian Saxony. in \v'h-ici! ill” -P\’°Vld°\i *DY 7-71° °\'ml°“°°~ suit. in an increased _demand for ox-

t° 'lm' 'ml no 0 noi-noon risoiim were snot -by the Germans

~ " P -ro. _ _ , - ~ ii _ _ 8’ uérgsosudagm ;.5'i; to- and;n¢l»0Oi\ wounded seriously.

“Colne to tll fancy work sale

morrow morning at BN and saturday

Item; -M°m,',|-ul ` ‘ ‘_ in gd 4 Mis- sun nn this afternoon and tomar- _ - _ .

lliiuruiay hd‘ -ovqinlft -“‘ at 1.12. . - S 'R0f,\l|’||

lion ciiuie. P 01' ‘_ “V t 4-"F i‘l!.°‘»*?‘“°"°" ”‘°""”' 1 sermon, neo. 11.-‘rue runs me

Ali Ml

_ _ safanaialiiind-

“Cape 'rravafpe 1lig_Annual Supigbr, 3 5 ‘ -. I

h

new-s-a~_ »-mi.-~ ¢°m,\°"wri .. _ _ _ ' h _ _ .. is-'ii-.iid -_

row a

at 1.4: sud saturiilr 'li 7-48- '

Moon sets tomoitrow 'morning et

if-fee” P" -"'“*“' nec. ,iiltli at W- '

____ -§-£5 $3; §§ af:

greeted this evening from France .with

mother and

~-iomiy .-under

for their King

vdiele rev `

*spam_-

img-

port to all foreign countries. With so

_many in demand at present all signs point to the maintainance of current

prices at the winter auctions here. T-he report further says that Beaver Fisher, Kolinaky, both pale and dark Marcia, . luuskrst. Numa. Australian opposnms, _racoon and squirrels and clear silver lox are yielding to the

All the other fora. ei°°l>Ui'il

wiiir. in-dum - ww. sweati-

ness of wolf being due to prevailing nigh prices. zdkunk is -1iniv_ersaily- in

iiemsnd. _

Lsswa, .mom csc. ..oms~~niil- i some ssdugo-_» ru- uumuusnlisfoaei-

ent -to the various banks oi' Bruss~ ciennes and Cambrai, Other cases the people to penitence for neglect in the pm-ty, Hen, G_ N, Barnes of the

War Cabinet by personal intervention,

Five Points oi -

Lloyd George’s Policy

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, Dec. 11.-Coalition Gov- inment headquarters states that the ve points of the Premler's program

Germany pay; (3) let the soldiers ome home as soon as possible; (4) air treatment for ex-soldiers and ex- ailors and bet-ter housing and better

-.1-L.i____..;..

Extradition of

. Turkish Rulers

LABORITES FEARING ,

- THEIR OWN SITCCESS

A Bolshevist Ex-Consul Released from Jail fhy- lieifsonal

Intervention of His Opponent May Defeat “the latter. Situation Disturbs Even the Lahorites; ‘

procured the relief from jail ‘of his

LONDON, Dec. 11.-The progress socialist opponent, the Bolahevist ex-

'Coiisul MacLean and is new in .con-

siderable danger ihat Mlcilsean .lilly

'capture his seat. Probably the sonar

laborites from the ship yards will re- main unaifected and prevent Hac- Lean's return -but the situation is threatening. -

with borrowed tunua, upon which the annual interest ohiarte has been coll!! dei-sible. This liability has from time to time been reduced by the pro- ceeds of elts sold and lv! a two per

D , _

.cent, payment of a cali made on the

sliarelioiidors vomexline-rears asc' -to which there was only a limited res pon-se. I

4 'rue present uabnitu od use-Com

pany for money borrowed, now s_tan`d< roughly as follows: -

(a) Due to the Royal Bank 1--i

lsit November, 1918, $4,818.65

(lb) Dire Mr. Dalton on 30th November, 1917, as por Mr. L. B. Miller's audit 3,297.6”

To this must be added one

year-'s interest to 30th Nov., -; » isis Qui' (c) Amount due Share- ' holders on 2 per cent. oadl, `

COPENHAGEN, Dec. 11.-~ Turkey

has demanded the extradition of Tal- aat Pasha, former Grand Vizier, an- Enver Pasha, the former War Minis- ter, as well as other members of the

former Turkish Government wh.: i

e llinxlous for some time to continue ""`°’“°° and m°mb°"° °f the city in will stand proudly forth her ch-ampion go Germany' The Wom Bumau' the

_ m|,Hng_ Enmmng Wm ba entirely ceneration and aqneduct departments h h ers meeting in connection with the 8° 1| °f RWM and Ub°‘”lY- And lm* ° °"

v°l‘""‘°‘ry" W I Btnke dennitely tomorrow at fo h will not raise herself. She S

emboillcfial News Agency at Berlin ay-s that Enver Pasha and Talani Pashawiii not -be extradited but that

' "'_' """ "“'“' _ mmm on their claims for hi har a does not tialk much, that grl.m silent others charged Wm, ordinary pomw

ing a short address in which he re- _pmmouon hours of Worm ghuudzi' old land. She impoverished and 'nearly

\

al crimes will be extradited, Recent despatches reported t-hat bcrth Enver Pasha and Toloot Pasha have been arrested in Berlin at the request of the Turkish Government.

FOX COMPANY T0 i

WIND UP BUSINESS

This Decision Made at Meet-f ing of Shareholders oi the; Dalton Coiii_|i_m_iy Yesterday?

A special meeting ofthe sharehold- urs or ine cuiirios norton silver muck For Company, Ltd., was held in the Board of Trade Rooms yesterday af- ternoon. The purpose of the meeting was to take into consideration the miie of the Company’s property and

There was n. large attendance with Sir Charles Dalton in the chair. . The Secretary Mr. A. B. 'Warbur-

iiniancial condition of the Company and also the condition of the foxes- and ropsrty. This report. showed a

was as follows: To the Shareholders, i

Charles Dalton Biilver-Black Flo!

Dom-psnry, Limited.

Lad-ies and Gentlemen:--Your di-

rectors iiuve called this silwill 1110*' ing of the Shardhloldcre to take into corisidereition- thirsale of We Com~ pany's prioperuy, and the wind-ill! “ll of its -business. Your directors de- cided upon risking .this <=°ures-with the utmost regret, but in their opm- iou it has become absoiiuiolv neces- sary to die so. ' . 1 For tive seaione the mother The reasons for this action on the

with interest w 80th NW.. - » 1917, as per some audit 2,034.0'

To 1 yenr's intereetto 30th .

Nov., 1918 115.4

making a rough _total 0! $10,851.77

Since Let November, s payment of

$379.76 has been made in the ROY!! Brin-k, being net proceeds od- one pelt

sold. '

Against this, however-,-_-must -be se'

old payments of ouwinmding and run ming accounts, which are continually coming in, as wel-i ae some not Yet

paid or presenterl.

There is still one pslt -troop Ml!

season's output, for _wliidh returns have not yet been received, from which the not receipts will be about

$500.00.

The directors have no funds on

hriud or within sisdit-to curry-on the business. They have personally guaranteed the Bah!! Dlymniit _np to ' the $4800, but as -the.overdratt.is gn- ereas-inz and going beyond-that a- mount. they have felt constrained to give the Bank security on ihe.0UIll- pany’s property for .the -laid alublllrt, which is now due, and forqggi-(nrt-lser - advunwe .ihlili mliy :BB lhilovw lt, which can only be someifevw hundred -' dollars.

Our stock of food purohased‘_»_in.the --

:'p1‘in‘g is now nearly enhaueted, sind it will -be necessary to make accusi- erable emfperid'i'tur~e Ior ffsed.in'¢.diq

foxes during the ceiling Year.

Un-less a minaber it the -remainiili

foxes, which are already too 'hw' in nfumiber. -are .pelted during die- patting season now at hand,-there will-he no funds to-pay the iinddlited.nell or li CBTFY Uni _l._l16._'l)\ld’tllll. UIINQ-Tthll is done," more is no-source-rims watéa -funds can be deriived Uofillmlillol' YQI' that is until the petting -season of loin-aof except ri-un-me 'sits as young-tuxss.wliie'h mayor nwy-itor.'~_be Dupped and saved“d1irin¢-the'con\fn"g Dripping season. Eipeaiisneb has shown can-oobssvei-y

and unreitsible

The directors

fort, even

al credit, to

and do

their

nection we may

Conroy was one of

his exeillitiors .desire

shall lie reli.eved_

The assets of 'the' randi

part of the directors are as follows: totes have destroyed their young very few being saved. pod despite sveryef fort the management heive been unable to find any means of preventing them from doius so. In consequence chore have not been young foxes to sell or to reiplwce those than. were pelted.

2 _ Your directors have pelted all

the old foxes which, they considered, were incurabiy addicted to the habit of kiiiiiiig their young, replacing them :s hr as ponible with young ones either purchased or' raised, so that the ioxas owned by the Company have be-

lt origimlly owned 40 iridi

uowpwning I8 foxes-or-14 pairs

or 30 .

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Guardian *rim

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