1

.

:fs .__<.».‘L»y

“fl A' was to ammmd chu” llespatches_l$xclitiif"; Barldrey And Lord Elgin 11,, pe,;,,,.,|,|¢ Mme, in \y|,i¢|,-

PREP

,_

_ -The Pro -

"0nly Preilared.” the Ad- - A"°"M*“Y All h”lT"i*| C°‘m°i| Brave Defender _oi Port 'Arthur

,~-liymkcluesi rrwnefend Home _ oi Defence, T 'e Central 0n`e-Question of with Number gqnble of Pe,.f°,.m_ Prelerehtlsl rsde Will Also Come Up

'E ` in( Task

w

has throwna bomb shall into 9,

iwslsouaunuuin anon oc we of cms mein. °°

srshlps from active duty, placing emin rsrervewith nucleus mfaws.-' Da tober24 the Admiralty issueda cir-

the gové-am 's

“T pd", lar auuouocligr that a distinct dept

o

. w uldbs sonstitu from the .

A semi-ollclal statement, eviderty sh|pe_f,\|p°¢||¢q :L Hom, ang *wtf Ma' °°"'°":°°' N°' zednd' lnspiredU!IM’<|Ulll|'lsl Beresford is fo der the supremr command of a dag thslfeoi ill*-|ll‘|°°\|°¢l0° 10095 $50 cB~ar, with the etatusof commander

commaaddthsChsnnel llset, which he in was ID on lfarch 4, uedsr"ne"n

heditioaa as s result ol which

redand

h

~w l¢g‘to unfisrtahs the defence have been arguing that the govern- Q g _ A ,| ihonse waldrqllolll PNNNG to meets naval policy woaillnnt base- dr' “F0 “patch mmns' “uma

three unermor-

edcruisers

'.“ is LS<lship,"ihs statement says, the fact that tho liberal newspapers

' imaui assi-as ni been nuns, q..

U7

ing the hall alll! ttlihcri undef his it

orders in peace time.” de

Formerly the Channel lic.t consisted ad

chill and headquarters at Shau- a. This Heel. will in every r'csp‘=ct he

ized with the view ufsnhanclug

Lord Chsrl s B:rssford's action prob-

la due als: in some measure to

cision ofLosd Charles Bsrrsford the |,

Y _ lesoed in by Lord Chailrs lBeresford (0 Wrsandwlestrtyma, capable ofpss- and the other srlmlrnls if there wero 0

doubt of its eiliciency. Hy this ,,|,, go; ,,|,| 3, J

between Great Britain and (heads in . re- gard to tba alvplichlng Uoloninl Omilnr-

enee was prss;|ntev%ut;dthls. House! this UQUHIWII D! 'r nrler. n so ffrfhs Canada is concerned, the chief feature of the turn is that the Canadian Government ‘I so far not susgesmd any

y subieota orresolutlons for discus-

ullfella, and Cape Colony have meh

propossdalcng series of subjectr and resolutions dealing with preferential tthdasp Imperial Connell. an Imperial Onurtofappeai, decimal currency emi thematic system, treaty obligations. coasting laws, etc.

The return begins with the Imptial

Parliamentary paper of i935 referring to t c future organisation of the Caloulnl

at t e conference had been adjourned r une year, to meet on April 15th next. n the hh oflnst July Lord Grey wrote

o \cn»r.nry, Nugget ug that s

l.er_ duty. any May lhtli, would suit thu

ofslsteen battle ships and six armored belnoobilired either to surrender its cruisers but ty reduction is inline viewson the slrstegical distribution

mirsltyis placed in the position ol

the naval forces, orof accepting

-I resent enhancements of of

(hi economy, according to L

lizovernmeatwes ssidtohave po

remove twenty rdloienl. ed

mance.-ret sa-anno.: Ln-i carries

this of fourteen baltls- its value as a fighting force. all '

IN!

M

Charles' resignation alan ap- lntment which he has not yet assum- ,,-

Csuadlsu Government heat, asParliament would basil-ting in Apsdl. The suggestion was also made tliut the invltai-lun should

the Prime Ministers prcscut In other ordw, the suggestion is thrown out thai would be better to have a conference oi lnlrtrra than merely a ooniereuoe of

The President riinknrsnrn como", ;::::.:'::.:~.:.;:‘:.:°..::.'::.':‘:"l;r..::.::o l_*i'oVjded_ For The Little A

P Ones- The biatter Discussed.

vhssnrnron, Fab. ra-Municipal phy-

ds within easy walking distance of

wlsaymad girl is the larae clsies were advocaiad tonight by President Roosevelt i alstter, and by Representative Henry .&uH of Uhlollh and other spsjags at

a Fpggronnd banquet,” given uixder tha auspices of the Washington P ay~ grounds Associatltm. . , President Roosevelt, In his latter, said: “ The new appreciation ofthe value of

p in the development of children is - lm wr T vm- 1°' vl'v4°°l ueliisrs in allot their recent meetings have put a new emphasis on the imimrt- QO Ai. #hy/fend me givlbn a large iilsce ialtli their work.

“Play le at present almost the only me-

Uf IUIKII #U3 fill’ #U “lu”

M. and we Emil U\t“Wf°l far it

if we would hawvsthe children scans.

' ' g. p have raised r

m&mHMy so to worn sudi ls~ creased the number of school years. Thx

waive “KEGG “PNN

30|. assesses return new tl" child. -

“If we do notaliow-the children to wvrl

nmwii emu ii cirifsl

.yyg , _ I8-',l'vlsoDssf*¢the B0w?£¥wsy last month was au events( some importance ll T-:|l|“h'_?; Iliad! UD- mmf, _ ~ dlrm disemat providi; the coral!! wiilnallvsn tor vary “lsr 'W

_last a_1rto\ll*&\U*°

more emi-lille

qssoy and Improved

N e -.PML

ledsat te

lwatew

new line

Piifsniwlls iaiciv nninnfi E iinniil alll. sais Hnnsivlii

thsssdhl-v Uhitqlnd

wsmustprovidenms other plaes than the streets for thslrle'surs time. If we would have our citizens contented and law-abiding, we must not sow the seed of discontent in childhood by denying chudren their birthright of plsy."

INSUHTNEE CUM-

MISSIUN HEPUHT

Ornwa, Feb. so-The report of the

Insurance commission was placed hsfors Parliament today. ' ~ It cnudrsns the public impression made

by the svidsuce that much laxlty exists in the management of Canadian Companies, and that prominent public meh were improperly connected with investment oi Forsstsr's funds and Foster is-charged with violating his trust as .llllllif °| the Union Trust Co., invsstina Foresters

funds by speculation for his [personal pront, and by accepting commissions from vendors ni lands. Fowler is accused of making large rakt nfs while acllng as purohasinii lilo" 0' Trustcol.

may important remedial ncoaimvn dstioas are made chhuy for more MNH' ity, larger control by policy holders, mme siissiivs restriction upon sxceldliarsl. sua prnririuon or rsssm. . Siam insurance in dsclsrsl in1¥P°"l|¢°*-

atehis thas.

i.__i_--11

EHUGAEITY UE

seq lull

lt M

Premiers.

ALL MIN ISTEIB

WILL BE GUESTS

Ou Auuust ll. 1900 Lord Elgin, in N

ply, stated that the date fixed for the conference was the one most sui able for all parties, and that is would cause grva lnccnvcnicncetndistnrb the present ar rengemeats. In the ease ci the large col.

his was done at the last Colonial Con

All of the Ministers who at-

_ -wilthslnosts of ~' his hiajr-s'y'r

nml.'ni»

. Cu October l7,lll06, Lord Grey replied thathlsllinisiiers appreciated the reasons given against the change of date, and they expressed the hops that the business

be extended to oihrr Ministers as well ar to .

hrsace. tvaleii Gover

of the Canadian Parliament may be con- cluded at an early enough date io enable them to attend the conference. The de- spatch slates that to avoid any misunder- standing hereafter as to the Ministers st- teuding the conference “thc position of such Ministers should be properly drllned in advance."

“N0 NEW SUBJECTS ' AT PRESENT.”

LordEl|¢in cabled cu. September 23,

any resolution they might desire to sub- mit to the conference. To this Lord Grey replied on the following day, September 28:-“My§Miulstei's do not desire at this dale to present any new subject for dis-

On November 29 Lord E'gin cabled

that Ido ndfsie my wsy to concur, in

besatisfaotorlly settled at the confor-

Th c despatch goes on to say that there was nothing deroirli/Jl'Y W W0 WBT'

tareoae.by the feat that they onlv

per'al Ministers were on the same basis.

discussed by Australia New Zealand

resolutions:-egardingau imperial Oouli oil,preh\-eutisl trade, internationa-

sented in imperial Council of de- fuse, merchandise marks and coallng laws, rcysl conuniseteu oa decimal our runny, simultaneous adoption of the metric system lthseaglint 'the empire. nsiusi uruuoiion ct satelite- W0!

enpnmnlirus sersesiaeeins ur urn ist isasssss is use vanessa eisw

isniutllssusssssni

,."\$'ii.‘»-

also the subiseu which the other’ colonies sl' wm“d " lm" ‘N Dlbvooe to discuss, which have already 'uw' °” "u °'“u°° °‘ been rnssticnna. He scan oust the Prine °°“‘l°" °°'°*‘"" W' “Pl-Y Minister of Cape Colony and other Prime ¥,*P‘|°“ °t "53 I°‘P°"W llhtilieits ahoul-i he able to rciurn ns soon Q" “E” ¥°'.'h°|'E°l¢ °' W9 as possible after the middle of May. The |*¢“°"“’°' 5° d"""Eb°d

f'\sretlou_ uf the conference will hc E Wd" C°“|"““°"” Tm'

limited

oosbcntr r wear . lin 1. ness' Wil- 01° MNH" 0! _ ‘M o,.d"T: wwe” ch. dma:";'t Ztbnuw Q"¢mmm;mu,7-“|,,',,|¢h mm. d°,,b| sels name wasa household wordiu Btoessel and those ofhis Honda wha .h°,||dMt““_‘p_ bmhmmx “uh "M th; pmpqmlm uhm, gn, Mm, of all countries and in every quarterof werein the Farlast when these Ugg

ga ng or infernal discussion of b-., ‘ f” _

In the Commons to-day the Prime lic qnestious,ooutinued. it may be, sm ' I T E H T3

Minister, replying to Ur Lavsrnne stated time to time, as circumstances external tn '

that iha Colonial Conference was fixed Itself may render expedient, but possess- »

to open at London spli ~15 questioned to ing no faculty or powered binding action. the att tudc ofthe Dominion Government The ssscmbilcs at lei Mmmnrn

~ W iii li I

rqarding imperial defence and contrihu- which inet in IN7, liD7~and NIH appear tc _ l

tions by the colonirsto the maintenance the coinmltteetofuldll these conditions. of the Imperial navy and army, Sir Wilfred The lint ‘0oencil,‘on the other hand, in

said the Government saw no xeasm io dicstcsamors tcrmul assemblage pcs- -

depart from their attitudeat the confer- aasaialganadvisory and delight; gh". v - ` 0

xi:e”o‘fulil;l°onih:;me 'question Wm aI¢;lt‘er,e:1din conjunction willh the ward

V _, U* 0 la mr ` Mr ‘suggesting a permanent iu»

Connell !l|eCanadlen Govcrnmeniis views stitutlon whi h, dcwed ieh _ ° °

in t_ 7;.. H .;§......1 mil.” Q. ......dn.. §’...l?.........`; ....:..f.°:.,' of Child Slavery in Massachusetts

m nu o ounc o ovem er , , lregards as an encroachment upon the

hefound in the correspondence brought full measure of autonomous legislative

down this sesslou. Sir Wilfrid added and administrative power now enjoyed

that the Governmsnt had already done hy alltheself- "

°"“"4- F~=b~29»-'l'h° °°=f»\»°ad¢`a¢s stun 'aaanfecusssn in sionnn. ‘wssrtsr css on ui s or t

dl. nvasrasunlc-ss. sua :ru Mus inssrnninhu mf¢r:n°.?iE°:¢olr"E; it-. 5" P"""""'- F* “°°““° "°' ’°"°' "° ll" ‘° ‘°"°° °* *U* ,=llt@sdboAusirslia. Ia scdltinn to Chamberlain, when a declaration was °°°‘E-7° "W" W" °T*’¢“\l¥¢4|l\ 9*-P* °°“u"°d M' "“"°u°"h°' '-

asrtesuggeets rseclstions on rsnlp- meds before the departure of the dale- tsrsburg that General stosseel, who 1°' Pm" ;'.:lh°': 15:' *E =

race ,- admlsl harrison ‘33""‘ ~

matnralisstion. Tlrteruatizitnal Don!! 110:: T):s'1hit:oc.:a‘s'lT>uT.as.o|T»thI:o?aa'::nnr;lt.lTd “Mud worldimd. hm’ b, hh dau" bud' "`°°h°d an "°“'°°°" N IRD. adrecllirocity as io land survey- laet ColcnIa\0nnf`arsnoe.the Government :T PM' Arm” "dn" th' '"°“°"' “nh” “°°' “I7 ‘° 1"” "n

°l"- hadbroughtdownell thsasrrespondanos ‘d b°‘° °b"|°d 5! llwfllitl 10 such glorlesereilesting.

CIwaC°Io»y aunirnts uniform laws to exchanged between them and the Colo- '°'k °°“°"| ‘M 'mm ' "°"`“°"' ""°““"‘"” '°'“""E’°'- lillll _ the svurallsstlou of aliens. cial Omca. To this they had nothingto bm°'°|°°" °m“l“u°“ which E' 1" '°'° _'d°‘°°“°“' au nu

I0l’?|E|kln cabled io Lord Grey, on add, and the whole matter was before dlmmly connected 'uh th. Bunn. A'"h'"‘h“ "'dd“°° tuunht Dscem r31st,llll,stai.ing4,hat the een- Perliamentsnd subjecttodiecusslon. "mr o°”nrm"'|°” 0' “nm °' um d“°t‘°d|“'°°m°"“" "‘°°°"° "" hnnxmqb' ummnd ha hu wr* report was refused at the amos of the Gnu;-.15¢”“.||,¢¢| qmmgggu .

'”k-'m_.m°nu| from Apr" lk on W. THE MINUTE OF COUNCIL. _ institution in question. its irulh ll berof grave bdlochtlonlaqd “muh” the °°|°n|,| smut", mum The rnluute of0ounell referred to by °°“l|'i°"d h|R_h|.Y Dwblbll. h°"°Yl1‘. bl thsocilneofhb °°lI\Qt Will

osewho know into what despcrale ess, Thgnawggrimg ralts Sloessc has fallen of late, and ed by far more ours-this ow pathetlcafigurc generally fs this oowardlco and treachery. St-oosssi UU an whose deeds once seemed likely to accused ofstaudlng over the fm-tres; Q srememberd with gratitude by his the Japancsain apiteofths fact that b cuutrymenaslong as the record of still possessed sullcient

"pu "Lu them survived. ,

the Canadian

governing colonies.

TWU WEEKS [ill

INTEHIIUEUNAE

$§‘5‘§.”.°.§.'$.I‘3Zf.'.§1'.`.°.°f.'f.`.‘.§’f.°‘,’.'$..2I.'l‘°.§ Three *med A"d A Number

Serious Injured In The

cuawicn at the conference.” __ _ d

“dm” “m“°":__..x "nn to ny ‘ [Srscnn Br W1nsx.rss.]

Sr Joan, Feb. 27-There have been two

the nrowlilvii f°\' I 1'1" 'lem' °' bsawrenks on the 1.0.12. in the put :;“t'?°r=;n1;;;:c':xaTx233ch‘p;:r;n:; twenty four hours near Truro. "

The expresses from Halifax and St.

ence itself. lt i\l'°to:ea a change in, John matic a head-on collision and ihs constitution of the conference." m,,¢,,,.,,.,|{|||,d_

Baggage master Samuel Keith and

tlohof colonial Ministers other than 5*'¢m‘“ T'“"h°'h|""°" km” ‘°'°*“"|7 ,I Lb. P,-|m, Mminter, implied at ,the last and the driver, John Flavin was fatally

oouferecceortc bc implied st any ill- injured and died this morning.

“tual”-ua In ulsmulon In which Sleveralpassenusrs were hurt, but ncne`

th” 'TN .pm-ll’ oomund' Th. lm' lhlfyaritims Erorvsr today for Mon- ` T PLENTY Ol' FOOD trsai was completely derailed at Crasford, FOR DEBATE about six miles north of Bathurst, the eu~ Lord Elgin forwarded io lard GPI! tire train ping in the ditch, brtunateiy cn December ll 0° f°°°|“'»\°°° '»° 5°. no one was nm. one urs use will be

“I 001°” Au M. vm nn,” blocked forssveral hours.

1

‘E W SUPREME EUUTTT

K|lll§'S IIUUNTT

EHElllIll__PElSillTS‘»»»f------~»--~~ ~ M

The hall of Poole and Thompson vs

.-ni- ssunsuesass urs “Aunt” ' minus usxiunes osnurisi ess

ess»ssesenr»sssnntrrsses¢H:'§F* ' ' nsuiy some venus. was

ilsslfsssiamilystiivessavssam' »IdwIldaapaishAr¢isrsitsus '

Atrushiliwssbandagalnatl’aQy

BhQhd hl K&ilng l,‘ll'th.and t-h.\as'swml@&\o\i“dAY.

-mrs?-s____._|__.

sramroanmmieieme.

Pnnvliclil y

lfclsiiiuni

Wednesday. February Tlth, XU7.

Hon. F. L. Hansard, sompleted this

morning his speech began lest aight ba- f°N ldlourilment was orriased. Ee made a

Fifst Wfgck 'very elear expositltion of the ssbsiiiy pm

capita and elucidated fstaiis in e vary thorovlb manner. Hia speech was ssh-ang efence of the action ofthe Government _forthe benefit of this Province placed than on ucasssilable posliios. lr. PROWSI resonated the charges regarding the subsidy which previous pcske|s.on the Opposition side of the [ones had made. Ha thought the dele~ aces ehculd have shown ssme of the oldnees cf Premier IQBI-ids, and twitted members of the Government with being afraid tsstteud meetings is the country. H0 P"-‘°°¢d`°d T0 illots figures showing het Prince Edward Island contributed ousvhlty-second part ef the revenue of Canada, and did not get anything like its proportion returned. Hs hoped and trust- ed thst if ever :hers was another dsieua- lon the claims of the Province would he presented in a proper manner.

J. K. CLARK was the next spcehor.

He would have preferred, he said not, to risson this occosion were it not for the peculiar attltudeof the Opposition re~ dldlg the subsidy. lt was due to the Premier that hs and every member of the louse should give expression to their eeossreandappruvslof what had been douehy him and his co-delegate at the Conference. If the delegates had come hsckwlth nothing what a row there would hsvebseathen and what com- plaints to lay before the meetings In the country. Be chalimged hir. Prowsas statement about Prince ldward islands contribution to the Dcminlsrre revenue, and said it was lem than lr. Prowse claimed. lr. Clark spoke for quita a while, and severed the same ground gone over by previous govm-umsat speakers .

Atthseonciusion of his slssuh the

House was moved is Committee with lr D. P. lrviug in the Chair to consider the draft reply to the Splash.

Ati p. rn, _Bolsa adjourned till

Thundny.

me wiislnlutz

ronowru, 0ei..l\l I7--l,°‘U‘°° *° ursassssasqwisaseas ssawllaad

Govenrmanrs U1 an Impmial W to the aug- Tl Government U* soloniai rs- E' as an “im °

»

Y 28, x9c7. ,

DHWNFALL 01'

;’ampa.Ig1z C0 CZ' GHf'L__,

Said to Have

By His

It appears only yesterday that Biose-

Been Treated Country. j

trocos. Hmm

and ammunition to hold out hr a fwehq period of many months. Both (Deng

uouumuon ot an wnhmmee' pmkpm er., 00|°,,|.| Cqnfu-gnc. w mn 0| th, the globe. His bravery, his ln- tions wereorst made, telagrnphed bl* tm nada' 0°”“w,m,,. and ue", q-"_ imp”-|g| c¢“°|1_w|,|,,¢, any ,p|,,.,h“d domlteble _perseverance and endurance, nent denials ofaii the charges, has an nom' eu would b.||,m~p,-,¢,¢d.,mu.k|,,¢ _ .up his indmercuoe to hardships and dan- statement once spread could nos ee*

on Jann.” 21 Int Lord Emu “bled dlneinsuyin menu” gg ,yn bong, ner, were described and extollsd by en_- bssuppressed. Consequently the add.-

“un for me um" or the Mmmly md bmw-i0|¢¢,|n¢d|n ,iw d|,,,,,,,|,-,n of th, ihuslastlc scribes alike lu America. instead of-carrying out his desire d up “lam” ,,,.bu|_| .uma from Cwndm rslatlqpgbntwwn me mower cgunu, lumps and Asia. After Port Arthur rnaluingin the Far East resolved to 5. T4, mg, ,hm ,, 5,, "pl, |,, we com_,°n_ and the ocicnirs. had fallen. t-be German Emperor con- turn tn Burris lu onion-to me nissan, dean "As un wmmmng ,,¢,,g“.,¢_,m| gh, ierred upon him the Order ofthe Black srsendtorspudiata the charges issuing um Govgnygp-5 vbra»e.“the minute proceeds, "s sunrnr- Ernie, the highest dssorsuou in his against rim.

ATIITUDE aneiuislamore os- less unconventional

r ,

bey who was killed in the big mill Ilrc In

Dover, N. H., recently, and for whom m lhaschool certifioatn had been originally to

isaaad, has called forth claims from lead- Immigration laws and the anfossed Inv* ingllreehsof this city sud the author- oi

ltlss that an investigation properly eou~ brought to light by the arrest em conducted by the Stats Police would un- otie Fuutas by the av

ou Monday, the Boston oleii

"°|l|l°il|lV¢l"\>0|lR dctectedlu Lowsil’s may have ts beer the hlmllak

of witnessing the New York dslaltlll conducting the prosecution sf is who brought them to this sneaky

SEHUUL' MISTHESS ;».-.1---.----~ ~- »-- -- -

doabtadly result in hundreds of eases of

Principal, and sixteen of the pupils sf

Lovvnu., Feb. I8.-The discovery of a ‘ bin mills. The mattm' is to hs mlied te

10-year-old boy at workin one of thc mills the attention of Governor Guild and (Dial of this clly under the name of anothir Shaw.

Furthernzomanlase the leecq Q. 'gralion nlllcials take imsnsdhts ICQ sift the charges d violasimrs d B

swc imln cms ssildres. as slush

prlug and pat than rn work.

ill] IIHILITHETI E

Interviewed by a Post repsentetive Boston tonight and assed as ee what

whg up thscass and the charges mlls inet lantae. whois aceamd cf Qia-

Hochelsga Schoclof Protestant Board lations ofhcth the school and immlmm Sehoolcommiasioners perlshedln a iliro 0°" 10"- 0°ml'lT°l|°°°l’ Bmllli it

which bmhe out at l.40 this afternoon,

l{oN'mlaL, Feb 86.-Miss llsxweli, r:“"°'°'mb°°d°°°°db" “_ " “`

asa ' ` 1

“Ifthry wsntanythiog does about this 0.'

c, ltis up tosomconc te sail it to y attention. We are not running erased

rem of ans. and children vf mwhml" mer snrnplsinsnrs. Ucsu sonsoss re- residlug in east sud of city. quests action we shall do norhill ol thi

again into rooms and perished. -

ry g save

the little girls. The scene was one of tha saddest ever seen in lltcnircaL

_._____i

THE BEE-STITTG

THEATMENT

lsnmsmmc Feb. so - To be able to shake hands with his friends is an ssper 1

wealthy Iiddlseewu farmer, is sow hav- in. ins- the an-ss time is may months. Ynnsg ntuirness his sod lofts" °°'»"* ly to the bee-sting treatment lsr rheuma- tisunapplludhy Stats Z0Ul8|l\5I"f“' I

lam thee mmths.

niregeryiagvsrleas sares ter rheuma- asss wieenss ss: hasnt. Years 00-*

.,|||'g-gg glythehasiasse

:J~¢oypuntess:s.anrUt\lull¢

sesusaansee seuesaad lvvlellss u mnmhsttsrthathssanshekehaadswith hiattmdsnlasshishaad andarmas

#C helm. milk it lla

liamllted tmtfhaviegsrovsa

°°°‘"' ,‘ f isvsssisarxrlzlthssisssnss

,r < ieammhr matism he wesld aeti¢,\\|\.|..“¢|,¢_|,~.u\¢

liaarlsilavlsvl Cali Uishtplr apply the ireetmsai to an one etss. imc,

door. were lined up and got almost down w

W 95° l°"'°" d°°" "hm W” "°|'° h'U|“" and is out on bail for Uliill, is alleged to

All of the children were under sight m

ensd hy the dense smohe and rushed back have told immigration officials at New

Y

El

city and the claim that many lui i dren ofvmytsodsr ell!" I5

employed is man! oftll IWIUOVI

edtheauthoritiestoltiamlll li 5 pootedthldllllliilf '_&i bemadr Ilis&imsdbYi\ i *

'fit

The knowledge that child IIAVQ z

being practised to agrrat extant I

o .

inure wsur assures- 1. rnnsa. the lsnssrss is use alia 'le ls” ill

smaed 'lol

ald_ _

IUIOD

ik

msaitssi

lash _

In

Onssawsehhmmqth hehssaliow gg _

54|' dren

The little tote, who were on the top °“d°"

Funias, who at present is only charged ith the violation of the school laws

ork three months ego that the llyem

iss and Irene Funtas, who accompanied m from Gxe ce, wen his own sllldlh

HI" M“'e" in” dum t In to old boy and D-year-old girl claimed te D

bl ` and that lhey were NIDUUVCII

lil and 14 years of sae.

LABOR LIADIRS

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