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ess.

MERE MAN MERE MAN r

,te-ee-fsirgrse ssl__s l__l-

;=,f_=4 l= li ==n,_ 4% if -i -:en .. .su _a -s 55:2 ~ i . i il ,; ia--. -_-~:,°;~,,....'°“x e‘..'.'. ~ cllARno'r'rl-:'l‘owN CANADA, FRIDAY Flinlwslw 9 1934 s PAGES g,-g,-_,-;,,,»-;f,=_»~_-_-_ gf'-;f~;

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'°”"""°"‘*"*""'° , The Peo e’s Pa er '-111 Readb ver bod as §§»" ‘°""'°“"°"’°"*"°"‘°

_ '_` _ P ' P y y y _ sgml H 1 if of llslrdhy.

I v ' covers Prlnne sdwnrd lsinnd like ine new ' “ii

is

n crisis

42% *-=r--1 -- -m' l 4 zasmi = §_ gs-_-fx. a 4;

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ICE BOUND AND STORM SWEPT SHIPS SAFE Enthusiasticall

*_ amz ==n ml --’ ' _._

s 4 Q . . ,

En meets!!! I Acclaimed on

if |]|SABlE|lPrzme Minister Lays IS ANXIIIUS

1n.eritute Of

:B

‘g S8

o 0 I i

caaaaa Maara VESSEL T(]wE|) M ' U _ gh [UR |l[Ul]|V[g Arrival In Paris

_ ___ arztzme nzon ost _

ea, a, a.....n..~ eiannwini ‘ Minor Riot Quickly Broken Up.

~°~w- --“~°°'|NlU P U R T. In Speech At Montreal | N P A ll | 3 Aged Leeee, Feeee Befe

,'?,"“ I§°.,l‘ °‘a°'.n`1°l$ iil1`7.“1`.'anrnnn‘ "'“fi2 ` _

‘L”;E;r,tfn;‘;4:°““:: C ll t t 8 l' R 8 S C ll C 8 .ld T I Any To Force Impossible T0 Predict Pl'0blen`lSe

ev in GM* ”»'*°°“ °=‘“f .'“°*° Schooner Dot and 1 opp es . Result of Riots Says ;liii,“a‘:iin§.“"n.”,'.f°e.‘3.‘la`iZ.“2.2 Hellie while Mer- In 1-'rant 0f Smaller Provinces lI1l0 Unde- Parisian vieiinr to <ea,,nen‘§”ie‘rh',°’i.'§“‘l§§ §laalf§'il’iaa naaan

§i'§€§;i?m?‘?\::m°3dil§l':5;TnE ?;e'G’ Is MOUi1lg Tfaln S;redUni0n “To Break Ch,tow_n°__ PARISfAIielh.' §iT(l1:a:::lnh.ngpxltlavegeliuton Dol- leered President of ere ms' nits The Whole Fabric of That it is impossible to predict mergue led anxious France along the path to peace toddy

Wh" Wm f°“°" mlfr P"°’°“° g after 48 hours of violence, but the Premier-elect met diffi-

rns Frederick Perry. ic. r. sy onsrdisnu sneeisl wire;

iientresl ___h°o:u°__m"k;‘__' ____ A_\ (C, p_ By Gvgsgignfs 39"” snoosroox .msc-non, ie. n, “Be” He,-fufy e°“_,°e,,§,‘;,e,,_ HALIAFX, reb s-ner

iilnilinnn, `N. ia.: o. is. decks and rigging eluted with

myth, Sydney, N. I.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. was towed into port here to- the sled w COMING EVENTS. night after s five-day battle ¥’““”’l if

MEE'fiNG5_ ETQ with the stormy Atlantic. th, moth" ,A me 'me

les and her scant sails stiff- ened as s board, the Locke- port schooner Dot and Hellle

froenalsdbetween

hen, lfary

in- 10-

érligil flea iiilieiigg ;§i=~;s‘i§i silgigé fi iiri§§i_

Perth, an

lievlng the wsy cle

_-_ Brought into harbor by ,mee “Mg my ,'¢,1,,_m-,_

”-\--~=-=f~==»l'- sn llwfhl 'I the Canadian Government Demrllinss Ill-rrvzviy ;v\P¢<i desth

l'tilrQ"lnn';1ni:°in’s::::»,’" "N Cutter Arleaux the big two- m 5°’ °“°"‘ *‘° 5"' "‘° Chlld-

°' ~ master was tiedqm to aw!" ‘ted to the constitutional dlfiitulty

. t nel-bert night -

usglrligflx :lt rm-bei-t.i>?lesting "Pal" l” he’ °"lPPl°‘l 'U wnenever you contemplate fmt

' man ou are fsce w fem with

,ren ;_,.m gine which left the vessel de d y _I

_____ and crew of 20 men at the constitutional reality, he

necake we by mn" of “__ mere of . hownn bu . It could only be done byan am n ~

James Church, sstiudsy, February liith, st Moore il Mclnodh. L-304

"Wlllshire Beavers vs. Loyslist read at North Wikhtsellnk to- night. Skstc alter. L-339

"st svuls nniry lllghfieid Granilel It Mit. Bksis lfkf; '

"Hockey at East Royalty

iiirht, Brtwlrley Co-cds, vs

lhzne Sisters. Skate sftcr.

"flicker wnizht at Hunter niv- U Rink. Fredericton Pirates vs. leoond Royals. ' 1,343

"Moonlight skate Borden Rink, liiurdilv night, rlebruary loth, its hours skating for lb cents. I.r322.

- 5 §?r gg?

"Cine 'rrsverss Married Men vs. Men Mnrried isen ri-fdsy nn, Borden Rink. Admission loc, lee.

L-sal.

h;Rfs_u_lsr r_ri'ee_ting Ladies Auxu-

oics n Orphgnngs 1|;

"‘¥’°ll Bllildllil today at M0.

L-315.

"mill nlaynff tonight between H096 River and 0rs.hsm’s Road in Uflhiims Road Rink. If stormy, hfurdry nisnt. 1_,.s41

"Montague Club loading hogs git.-.tiny nltemoon, February ioth. Mes-so list si0:.'; with Secretary “Lit Annear. P. E. I. Co-Operative

kt-iillg Board. ],_315_

Ioxalflnkors Hsll-como to mn “_ _evening i.n Kinkors Hall Pri- mmnllim. l-ebrunry Oth. Good

C- Lunch served. L-317.

IUC() _1 H-l-$"° ‘°ri.‘f.‘1..`,f.‘.§.f'-‘."“'n'f.‘n"'.i.il‘f }',*“°~ llfbfllsry mn sdrnissien lie. ,stag “M9100 of Women’| ln- ” » L-sie.

“The annusi meeting nf up lfffglfl Brides Deir! oo. will be “__ T_1_ll the Masons; Bell. Blshlsy. ‘ csday, Eehrusry 13. 1934, at Pm ll. s. messes, soey. L-ess

!‘§§!§ii ‘lille giiiir

i is =' nie

Il'rr‘i‘l ifgli till?

tial if all l

in ni *I lil ;§§i§ sr: il ill sei.

fl Um- £2

Mimi!

NY ll

Ion the fishing banks, 100 miles off the shores! Ng" Scotia.

ltlmborn Wind

Since early Sunday morning the

Dot and Kellie had fought lgamst s stubborn wind to find its way into Halifax hsrbor, but with only sufficient canvas to prevent being carried further to sea, progress was slow. The government cutter had plioughed its way through the buf- fetlng seas since Wednesday mom- lng in search of the schooner which left Locklepcrt Bsturdq for the fishing grounds.

But it was not until the Dot and

Hellie was within 20 miles of Hali- fa.x harbor she was sighted by her isearohers. Prom s few miles off Chebucto Head, the slow-moving schooner was brought into hu-bor.

Meanwhile, G) miles down the

south coast at Lunenburg, the Iilasel A. Cl. reached haven After being msrooned with her five-man erew for more than 36 hours in the trmcherous lee at Klzig's Bay.

Food supplies were fest dimin-

ishing when the big Boston freight- U A. K. Service released the im- prisoned schooner which left Lun- `enburg 'Tuesday for "The Rldges." ‘just 12 mllu outa Only lb gallons Ioffuelsndfoodforsday were carried aboard. but aside from hunger the men suffered no herd- ships unususl to winter sailing.

The Dot md Kellie, however, wen

well-stocked with food and water. but it was feared her canvas would

carried fsr to scar

Dlllbled It the heilht of s blis-

ssrd over the week-end, the _Dot _ md Kellie was put-about and de- spite the force of the llliajissvy- felling snow and tumbling mes was able to make hm- way slowly sl- most to the entrance of the hsrbfr.

Fllli AUCTIUN

(6 P. by

llON'i1\!AL, Bb. 000,000 worth of furs during the four-day's Canadian fur use

iii; list 2 égfiiig Ii .ie _, lsigglrtli

riiiiir ll 'i‘r=,g

5 1 I5 lei =i'l;=iliii§i

ia I &2§!~il§l5‘fi lies I iiilfi vlléi

E fi

r 5

he insufficient to prevent being'

lily

Returned By Kidnap-

pers, Wounded and Exhausted, After 22 Days.

(Cwrdedu, lm by une sseeelsted Preasl

bank secrecy

Special \Vir¢)

8-Freedom, with a for-

(A. P. By Gln.rdln.n's ST PAUL, Feb bought and paid for

Edward G.

tune in money was Brsm r' in tod when he re-

DB

C A Ill Ly

turned from 21| days in s. kidnap- pers' lair, wolmded and exhausted.

The full 830000) rsnsom, 886,000

in $5 bills and the rcst in 810 bills, was delivered by Walter Magee 'mcsdsy nicht after s niten in pre- vious plsns for ymen thwarted arrangements, arousing fresh anxiety among the family that Bremer might never return.

Magee, wealthy contractor friend

who received the first

Jan. i’l when the ed. was sworn to

not rcvesl details of

payment.

thld

ransom note er was seis-

md would the ransom

Instructions

It was lssrned however, that

sometime prior in last Bsturdfsy

instruc

the gang. He was to take a bus

eration”.

KONTREA1-,hh le--f0.P.)-“'l‘o

say thst s bold majority should fans upon the smaller provinces A union they did not seek not desire would be to break the whole fabric of Oun- fedarstlon," Prime Minister I. _B- Bennett told the Osnedhn Club LS s luncheon here today. He was ie- ferring to the frequently heard de- mands thst the Msritilns Provinces should merge under one government, and that the Prairie Provinces should eiiect s similar union. The Prime Minster did not endorse or dilspprove the suggestion, but poin-

Act."

The constitutions] reslity was es-

y Y 35”' zw 000 ment to the British North Americs

, FnRplsincdbyi11sPr1n1sMlnlsterine

review of the efforts to achieve Con- federation snd the rult, which was s federal union but not s legisls- tive union, with each of the nine provinces having sn independent _Pu-lisment .

'Na Assurance"

There was no assurance that any

form of union would be acceptable to the Canadian people, Mr. Berl- nett said. SLI' Jollil A. MacDonald had at one time believed a legisla- tive union would serve the purpose but when he realised the difficulties of distance, geography and racial aspirations, he had favored the fed- eral union which now exists.

Economic Problem

Tonight the Prime Minister spoke

briefly at the snnual banquet of the Engineering Institute of Canada. His speech at the Canadian club was before what Hon. A. IL Huses- son, President, de.cribed ss toe largest luncheon attendance in the history of the club.

Mr. Bennett had s word of praise

for the people of the Westem Pro- vinces who. he said, had added S10.- 000,000,000 in new wealth to the Do- minion in the last ten years. He chlded those who built their faith on stock msrket operations. “Trud- ing on margin and trading in stock certificates does not create new wealth," the Prime Minister said. "but sometimes it means the loss of wealth your fsthe:s‘ fathers cres- bed.”

If the people of the west hed

seemed extravagant in some direc-

nually. Added to this was the great

Ouie/dl, the isolated location of the

iimlmdbeooms UI!

6

2 I I

fr0mBt~Pl»ll1l»¢l

hgsgee received tions from

oerteln Desi(

iii; alii ;'iEe

specified hour, o _, -

der en assumed possession, the

lneghho

supplied the

to swslt fur- when Msgee

ST. IIIHIIS MAN

it is

§. 5 5

communication, the

A time lock in the bla-n could

thou: fur-

UIDNII. - "sz: IW*

Slmrday 1:

5§§lr;§r§§l§ § iligisalriii

i

il

l 2

EgPs s r=

Ea

followed d-

foutrsuearssen

_“il

Austrian Police '_Un co ver ‘Alleged Socialist Plot

iiillll llsli

i

il

lib

IIS SENTENCED

Convicted On Three

Charges Involving F o r g e r y of Air Stamps.

(0~ P. Q1 ll 0\\rdisn‘s Sym Win)

IONIHIC

s E

Alberta House Is Opened

(C. P. by Glmrdlnlrs Spccisl Wire! IDIIONTON. Feb. B-Attended

by customary ooicrful ceremonies, Aberta's legislature opened its mn- nlhl mkms todny with interest heightened by the snnouneod ds- hctkn at two members from the Government ranks.

A pogranims involving extension

mllitim baud, broad sbt adjustment not

iggglgg igggé liiigiii if in lliil

wsited wth in- by P. A. lllsew

rl

Couldn’t Take It

<‘=ain.'.i.'m*.-r '-.r:°z ;..i°.-..........."°' °°‘...'é.`.`*d.“‘..: 1“°"*‘°"°;:.':i'°“‘“' "" °'°

Aim lls UI His did!!

‘\hlll"X\\l\GUlbdh!m

01.*

i

turbed situstlon in ance was e . .

cpm,” exprwed by M_ Chu,” cultles as he sought _a_“cfibinet of political truce.” nnbln, ynnng French business rnnnl A veteran of political strife as former Minister, Prem-

ticns, lr. Bennet ssid, it should be from Pnrls, who is registered at the get and pnsment Doumn-sue worked to perfect hu anal,

ous for our relatives who live only

M. Robin explained that it was

s s was e wo s

pug,” mpoglwry of natural dll°¢<i pected, his friends insisted this was _ "glen 4 with Th” !!\f°Ym9-"UD W3-I ¢°m81fi¢d because he was so long out of the

°'° °‘°“'1 'nd “b°' in the speech from the tnrnne 1-end ww pleme me he ,een it nie Weathéf Ef¢f

DPGUCTIY Utd ld hie P0 ) pmmon mmm ____;iomeev__e.n; :nt the house ogenang. Consi_d_ersble necessary to confer with .11 gn-,ups

difficulties the future nilgnt bi-in ”“"'°"°'“°” ‘ E °°°"°”‘ °°“' and viewiwiiits.

'mist wss me srest tselr trnnt feeell %°“e:§_ §1;‘*o“-"r;"°“ d§“'1“8 ‘M -'rue rnlnirtry will be fer-rned in-, Sqqm fq\,\§$ Sqgg

IClihldinus, the Prime Minister 7 pmt* ' morrow momlng without fail," said ‘HM A L°T

ooncluded, and he was confident Secretary Ml-U8i'm° UVM’ 5091118

it would be performed in A manner C d ° I Doumergus. ' 0§ f“\M\E\NE$ -H :°.:~u::.~‘°,:..“e.~.:=.:.‘::.'.~ °‘ “is ""“ “'" ’ ....... ....... tcteseise 1° use

on out o s - .

'ud°m”' fged It was known, however, that ms\|R§NcE

e

E s p 1 o n a g e

f{EISINGFL)r<»S_ Finland, Feb. 8.

~A Cmadisn woman And s touple from thc United States will go on trial for espionage here next Mon- day along with '.15 other persons.

Police charge that Mrs. .nary Lou-

ise Martin, s Canadian, was leader of an espionage group and that Ar- vid Jscobson. 27, former high school telcher of Northvllie, Mich., who came hers to study higher mathe- matics, uid Mrs. Jacobson sided her

The group, police claim, supplied

some foreign govemment with ex-

tensive secret information regard- ing l"inland's milltsry forcm, muni-

distmns between the boundnriee of tnree miles from rails." W0l'Sl\iPfU|lY- .

Maritime Provinces and the stretch impossible for him to _ma.ke any H9 mgved w build his “ministry of barren country between Fort comment on the situation in the of P,-°mg¢“»~ in twelve noun, But william and Winnipeg. These fsc- French Cspiilll. on account of the hm ,,c,.,,,_,y tonight gdynmed

tors had a most important hssring political position which his father that he ,mm have to wnmm, ¢,°_ w I D E on the development od national life. head-sl Ch _ tw M no m0n.°,_

The “rrangsortation reality" was caving sro town. _ - you 5 _ mem tum w with gh, prime Mir-ister bin will trnvel to vicwrin, no w_hue_°;;°": m‘;tmn'g“”"spe°‘,, tomsm

Guiness nliwlr www- §‘°"1,,‘Y°"" "hm m” “U “Wk dgfrlbvéidairtiieinrfrvrleftierl' nr "eivll

"1" ‘“ °~“'°“" 9*" °‘ W’ "”‘ °' ‘”°° wer tnnt took s wil nmnlnlly set ’°d°"‘“°° W”-~°“‘ °‘ °h° Wm' st lz deed md tnbnsnnds ininred,

mam" mm' ta wx gf with heavy property damage.

-lmlw we lf~==~=»» we th n-ext great. reality fsoed by the peo- . Mlm' lu"

vin s review of the evolution of thence throllsh United Etnies to n h ,ess ,mu

parties in the Chamber of Deputies remained skittish about throwing their full weight behind the "pol- itical truce" the Premier-elect ask- ed.

For example, the Radicals wsnt

former Premier Edouard Herriot, s Radical Socialist leader, to have the Foreign Affslrs Portfolio, while the moderates worked for former Premier Andre Tnrdieu.

As s rmult, it was predicted,

neither may get the job.

The forthcoming government, sl-

so, already had one interpellnion im hand-that of Deputy Bessom, who asked for "light" on its "gen- eral And monetary policy." ;_fAT_-_-_--~ .__.----___,

Ui U10 ‘ll °°l1' tions factories and communications. (Continued on Page I) forecast in the , ,__________ _ __ Fu, .sq udgqlly ¢nl¢_

(U. P.lyGlsrllsn’s Speelsl Wh) SIOUX l"A.l1A BD Feb t -

star, called “Americas public enemy No. 1” cheated the law tonight by

suicide.

two nook-

li

gi ii

i g ii I #gill 3 5 E-l;;;r§§§§l§§§ii §§§§§§2§E§i§;§ I neil' itil” iiriiiii

. :ie iiiiiiiiig iii iii lull rls.

s I I E fi I E

_....1

block, discovered the body. Although he had been ln the corridor at the

hymn' ‘ Verne ssnkey, kfdnspper and gang- time, he was out of sight of Ban-

key.

Thus endsd the lsw’s plan to send

S §` z

With hll

5? ll ‘r le il in iii

I F I

I l lr I l i

bsredthtthe hadcretdc :-,d‘.Nti ll-Itel.M_R.bi .

§’a5"’&..nn .Jin laaaeaaaairia n§‘{‘r».‘§`l§ a?.n°i'2l‘i r.?aaa, irna.‘Z...'I vailon s°v=mm¢ni" ln an at-lpvsvhefe of --dm-. with nes, Rene Robin, on their nnnunl bust- flags everywhere at half mast in honor of victims in Tues- Dfscribina the se__<:_srel>{\__ical___¢;ii- rglovsatrlp across geglge-Q Aédeféign dny’s and Wednesdays nights of terror.

ficultles ofthe Dom on, e c a- n asprocee e ue ec y. - - - - tin eonrlltinns snd the rsclnl dlvin- "when we left Pnl-is, enndltlenn _ HIS Sfilllllag 8r=‘_lval__from his peacefi';il :ountry home ions, Mr. Bennett said in normal were disturbed", states M. Rnbin_ this mornlng_ _roug t a appy r_ush of fx ect on by a great- ttmss there was s seswml unem- “but new it isimnwilble to My hw ly relieved citizenry, who acclaimed him with fond shouts

P1°7“‘°“' W" “’°"3”‘5 1“'°°° ”" mini' Wm ‘“"“ °“"‘ W’ "° ““"' of “vive Doumergue,” and followed his automobile almost

.5 i I i i

EE gl ;§ ii

8 5 3 R ei

s§E in

tee

"umm" ` W ` the Madeleine Church this evening- nn°"°n`ui` 12° -.van

p!e~ths reality of financial zespon-' mm Wu one mmm nut ne” tive commit

This the police quickly broke up e'

Skill Of Recovery ' The French Federation IAQ,

"Thee, nr, days in vfhidr there _ The general run of demonstrators, which “ned me muwhmimnd . ue distinct evidences of recovery." _-- “°"’@"°’» °Pl’°”‘°d °°”*”“‘ "° “"‘" insnlfestn deelnrnrg 1-nesseys ries- LM prime Minmgf gig, "bug ygg I"RllDER.ICl‘ON, N. B., Feb. 8.- developments. mg ndrnwd “A Wm md demo* “mot 99,; ygur age mg hgve n_ Attended by officers of the active Hoodlums, nevertheless, were still nc, 1. tmatened d;n“rmm ., Mum M we e,_m¢e¢}y dum ga and reserve militia, Lieutenant- ' clustered on street corners, but the An 'Minn 'U' “ted to lsocelerate progress and hasten G°V°m°!` H- H~ MCU"-D 0D¢I1¢d U19 , riotous atmosphere of the Inst two prosperity, we find ourselves crib- -f°\“'Ifh “$1011 °,f New Bf\m5W~°k`51dn.ys was oompletely changed with

'bed, cnblned and confined so far Seventeenth U*8‘5l""“`° N' 3 P- m- Doumergue's srrivsl.

ss credit is concerned because ws ml’ °“~°m°°1‘- Wm* *'11* “U31 °°1°"' A socialist and Communist ‘nsve entered into ine obligations 1 ful °°"=m°lll'- With his 'mn nm- nrnnifrntntinn neneduled fer rridny at -ke m ,I | u Wm W

linve rndlcsted. me interest pay- 1“¢ “H emi 1*' W1” P’°*’“bIY be hi” night worried nirnnritles nu s ’ °”“ ‘ °‘*’”° ""‘ mg power of the cmadjan people final appearance as Lieutenant- 24_hom general `m1ke Sgt efor vice. such ss railroads, telegrapm

hu been “small ,.ewhm_»» Governor at a House opening. F PGN! ICYWCCS. libwlye. and water, 'liie so1ut,ion of tile difficulties of I-‘°5“1°“°“ W P"°m°“ m° Pm' hégngzgofngrouslzed 1,52 g;eiem_ °1°°m‘°”'7» *"4 F" *"1" WU” N one country could not alwlys be d“°"i°°' m“'“m‘¥ md d15.""“'“' B1 M nouns md PUMP, "en “.“"' 4°"m U I ml-W 01 l°U¢-U-fill ,upped to .nothen ML Bennett tion of natural products, to amend “Ret encounters between modeb Immediately omg; the ,°h,¢u1,| sud. 'nie united ststen eenld gnu" °I¢°“°“° *°'» W °°°°°‘1°l*° ,H md mem,” 'mils'-i011 of 1 new cabinet wo- inbo debt s1s,ooo,oou,ooo more tnnn’“d “"4 W' P"°’°”" mmf Ve- " th 'dan ' nod “B morrow, the government wus sue it owes st present without resch- hm* ‘ct md I'° ‘ld th* sememml' ‘;“° Za d giflmush Ffh nh of tn Dim to take whatever messinm mx th. pe, “mul dem hom. by of disputes between employers md Ili Clpfi _ ll! Eh imllbf hurled ue “Camry to keep um vit' °._n.dhM_ "They can buy their employees in the lumber industry, the riot vic ims, w o “mms nmc“°m_n‘_ Ho' fu th 'ny mek W pmspemy but we have will be submitted at the fourth ses- Bt the 00st of the'Cl¢l' Of Pl-Yll 03 “nie Gmc" 'ul be mend I* “nb” me wnuh not the WDW sion of New Bninswioks 17th legls- Reb. 13. ,named pmbkumua

htm M do "_" he “M lnture. Legislation for s new suc- Although Doumergue failed to Bug 9”, d m Hd. csssion duty act also will be intro- for-rn n cabinet as soon as he ex

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demomtrstion.

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Policies Y

IODG d¢|lVdi'¢d g ~ T A "v* TTY* _._____ "'°"`°°""` Veme Sankey, Notorzous ,,_.»-,.-=,;5=<ff=_i>‘_?.-fr‘»f’ff“’=.+f"f°.`_’1rr°;;,-,e

Kidnapper, Takes Own Life

ll ... --

viriorls ... ._ Vancouver

Edmonton Bluff Cllgufy -

Rlllnl

Winnipeg Toronto . ~ - Kingston

L

1". zo so _.ao

1'. Nl

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3S§.unaxsa1.§

ssnkey to prison for life, His coun-

sel, Ben B. IAsks, Denver, bad dis- 0

un nslrets elnsed ssnliey ned pisnned be plead C1-rl°¢'»¢°'»”~“-¢--up "

hsrs he guilty tomarrow to a chsrge of con-

lvirwf 'D kidllw 10|' f\N°m il U" snrulne provinces-ssl:

Boettchsr ease. sidedly cole.

dom

3

Ottawa .

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Montreal _ __ __ “B

eller _

glut John ill

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Halifax ,. 1:

snl Ol

Hlgl ties this morning st OI no

this afternoon at ees.

lu set. this aftsrnoos at I ll and

rises tomorrow losutlg sl 1.1¢.

New moon Tuesday, Feb il, 'I-Q

lrnne/raids tide eighteen lin*

hfsr then Chsrlessstsws.

days-lavtsg.

yo-Inns I ‘form

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