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.The Maritime

Addresses Of Mr. Burnaby And 'Professor MacPhee, Brimming

With Optimism

Maritime Trade In Central Can- ada, 'Heard LastEvening. Visitors Left This Mornilrg For Toronto.

' Appeals for judicious placing of Maritime products on Ontario mar kels, for a. greater degree of co-op eration in doing so, and for the fur' therance of Intexiprovinclal trade .'13 general, formed the subject of ad-- dresseeby Mr. R.. W.EBurnaby, Mar-f ltlme 'Prada Commissioner in Toron-I lo, and Professor H. A. McPhee, pre- l rident of the Toronto Maritime Pro-l vinces' Association, in the I.-egislat-1

ive Chamber last evening. A largcileties of fish. fresh, salted, smoked. number of merchants and shippers, i or canned. Efforts have recently been rural and urban, with n sprinkling of 1 made to ensure a steady-distribution 166195- WHS DYESEM- H011- - A- C. of Maritime fish in Toronto. Hopes

Saunders occupied the chair and in-i

ti-oduced the speakers. `5n0n be closer;

From the tone of last night’s in-:eting and- from the careful at-1 tention which each member of thot audience paid to the speakers, it muy; readily be said that the visit to tlris‘ Province of Mr. Burnaby and Prcfes- l cor McPhee has created great inter-i est and stimulant in advancing cc-' onomic connection with Central Can-- eda. possibly that they have' lighted a candle which will not soon bc ex-` tinguished. From the remarks of` these gentlemen, it is clear- that a_ small beginning has been made which may develop on a wide scale. The day may not be far distzrrrt when Central Canada. will become the chief ourlct for the products of Prince Ed- ward Island farmers and nshcrmcn. ‘ The optimistic predictions of Mr.: Burnaby and the calm confidence of Professor McPhee certainly left all impression that a great dcol may -bc done. _

Mr; Burnaby l

“Ontario business men are 'very re- “Dlive to the Commission and seam, anxious to do business with the Mar-- itimes.” said Mr. Burnaby. "In seek- ing markets we have always been well received. We have found that a demand can be created for many

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Mafmnle Products, not. of course, for all."

The market for lumber is keen,

continued Mr. Burnaby, especially at this particular time. Recently large ordcrs of this commodity have been directed to New Brunswick and Nova 5C0U& by the Commission. Ona Tor- onto firm has gone so far as to set- lie an agent lit Truro. There is a steady market in Toronto for all var-

are entertained that a contract will

In Ontario, 'as everywhere this

ycar, there was a surplus of potat- oes, Tile Commission was howeverl able to place a few orders and have bccrl of some little assistance. "We, found only one place in Ontai-lo,"' observed Mr. Burnaby. “where Prirlcel

Documents Worth $1,500,000 Found In Safe Deposit

LONDON, May, 20-Documents

claimed to be worth $l,500,,000 be- CWSE 31193’ throw an important light on the composer, Richard Wagner, have been found in a safe deposit box by the American playwright,

ilrilip Burn, it was dlsclwed here lo. ay. ,

composer s wife.

Island will benent enormously fromr the vast amount of publicity which

Edivarrl lslnlrd potatoes were not on top-and that was undoubtedly due- io crirclcssncss in growing."

With regard to rnanufactrlred pro-i

ducts. the Commission so for has; been placing orciers for six firms. The i difficulty. ol' l'ath?r the problem. for: a problem is somcilling which has ay Solution, is to provide the commodity ` in the manner desired by thc pur-i cllnscr, not as thc seller wishes toi sell ls. ` _

“Tile way to get into Ontario mar-

kets," ciriplrnlically declared Mr. liurllnby, to co-operate in quot- ing tire same price and iilcn sce who can provide thc best quality and best _=,l'l'\'icc. Individual producers who rntlenl-oilr to undersell each other are defeating ill: common purpose."

lvlnrlrllne producers should not he-

.silzrlc to quote prices and should take lrrcatcr pains in studying the market in wlriclr they are stlling. especially now wllclr they are crrtcring a new f`:“ld. In New Brunswick and Nova rjcotin especially, the farmer needs criccill-ngcnrclrt :incl there is a certain lack of willingness on thc part of the people to scc wliat they can do. Co- npcrniivc marketing as the only solu- tion for this problem, has been die- cm'cl'cd and sllccessfrllly exploitcd in Prince Eilward Island.

"We must follow recognized busi-

ness cllalrncls," said Ml". Bufllilby- "The small man can not guarantee a rrguiar dclivcry, so co-00018*-WB

WANTED-A CO0K~ APPLY “Ffimai-kcting is thc only expedient. We

vere Hotel. . 4001-5-21-iii 1

l DOUBLE ROOM Al.-S0 TWO SIN-~

lzie rooms with or without board. lil Grafton, opposite Court House.

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hlants, '15 c per 100. Hnrold`Ne\v- son, Charlottetown. 3909-cod-3i

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sewing machine, also ruined oak

dining room suite. Phone 643,

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Headquarters. Mr, E. R. Brow!

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choice horses also few choice Ic- lend Bred Horses. one Shetland Dcny. Apply Parker A. Horne, 106 Elm Avenue. 4003-5-al-ai

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call gain accrlis almost everywhere if this be done."

"l'h°i'r-_ is xi constant demand for

clams. scallops and potato-starch. For the latter commodity fhefe 1-9 5 Cer' chin steady, incl-easing demand. The quiuriity produced 011 Prilwe Edvmfd Island fluctuates with the DNCB °f potatoes and it iii only natural that buy-:rs hesitate to establish connec- tions where the supply is uncertain- There Ls also a standing order for bluket-bottoms.

flow Prince Edward Island Benefits

Towards the conclusion of his

speech, Mr. Burnaby enumerated some of the benefits which the Com- mission in the short three months of its extstence has already conferred o Prince Edward Island. qivith regard to our first industry, the production of potatoes. mimi! small orders for both certified seed

and made through _the instrumentality of the Commission. Much more can probably be accomplished in future years.

table stock have already heenl

ganda for bringing tourists to this i

|,r0v1n¢e_ cluding this week.. but the Belgium .

when the local dslegatlon appomb position caused an upset at a four

ed L9 by-ing pl-E55,”-e on me C_ N_ R_ ‘power conference of Britain, France, .

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for the building of an hotel in Charlottetown arrived in Montreal

. who later had an opportunity of

“lvllrspering a good word in the ears ` 1 _ _ fnan,

of the authorities"

l The Commission also had oppor- ynlllicd counter-proposals handed to Passed

ltuniiy of pl:','.:ing _on the Toronto

' market four varieties of canned flsh;for him to study, Reports from M ~ and has recently been assisting a Washington that President Hoover ornlng Had

local glng°r ale manufacturer in ‘had consented a revision of the Am- ,

rthday.

WILLINGDONS

IN TORONTO

lencies Viscount and Lady Willing don, ,who arrived in Toronto at i0 a. m.. will be guests of the lieuten- ant-governor and Mrs. Rose. They attended e. luncheon at the Ontario Jockey Club, given in their honor by President Dyment and the club dir- ectors, and tonight is dinner and <danc'e is being given for them by the Lieutenant-Governor and Mrs. flftoss.

On Tuesday Viscountess Willing-

don is a guest at a dinner given by the-Ontario Jockey Club at the York -Club. '

On Wednesday His Excellency will

fopen the Toronto garrison military tournament and will take the sul.

Clitielgas claitrned thtit tthe papers in- um He and Lady Wuungdon Wm be ._ \ . ,ZW *M _ _

secre ov t - s ‘ ’ " _ > _p If

mal music scoresemftters and mg at a dinner that evening given in ‘ \__ ‘t_ -_ .».-y_.,;

°“ by WHEN" their honor- by col A E Kirk ac- f‘ ' ` ~~.L'.. “°»=~. . `

“S W" *“ "“° °“lY ‘“‘°W“ ww Of ner ` ` ' P it ~ ' _ e .-. -:iv ._`1 hls ““*°\>1°afai»hv- entitled "My ` ' ‘s ‘ . -. we' A . ~ l---° J] T ` 1,, l The famous 'Loot letter to Math- If _.__ - __ _ . _ I “"}"'. ""i'; ' ;¢*¢".’~`i7 `~` ilda Wesendouch, who was loved ° `,`_`_'““'”°°*' 1' -J" ,_ _- ., _ '-‘ '_ ‘br the composer. and which letter Reparatlons ' "T-"r.[..1"` ‘$5 1 "/_.'°""»~f3. ` ~"\§i"}

|Wagne;-'S wife intercepted was a1_ N _ . - w`»A.;.;,£__ .,- _ - 'nl \- 4 _

lesed to be among the pgpem An_ ego tlatyan S ' ' . M"""

other- letter .ala to be in the ccllec- - ' 4

(mn was one from _“me mmm ad- A g_ a 1' n Halted nc. ucv. arthur Foley wlrminrtonl

’ ' lnlrlm Bisho f L d in

H"-‘fed by Washer. to Minus, the ' ' l’ ° °“ °“» S=°“| - ~ ______ chatting with a patient at the Boys,

making _any reduction in her de- mands on Gernrnny. and the pro- gress of the negotiations was block

phase today with some hope of con-

Belglurn and Italy today.

The ccllfcrclice entered its fl!

ltlratysonre time today or tomorrow ‘li full report could bc given at a ‘i"iCI1i11`y 59551011. or at least a set of

Di. Sciiailrt, German spokesman.

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Scrawled across the face of the (Special to the Guardian( and Girls’ Heritage in Chaney 5“5_-

]e“er_m Ninn! WUBHEY'-5 handwrit- PARIS' May 20-55 tm United Bel. durinl the course of A sickbedi ing_ according to the C1am.,5__was: States made a concession that’ might wnnmmmm which he nun" h ld!

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“False devastating ¢re9_`¢ _.. ' - have helped towards a reparations

ure agreement Belgium bali-red today on in uf” h°sp"a]' Th” Bl5h‘_"P °f 1

I-Dhdon has been a, frequent visitor E0 Canada. When in Toronto last summer he started a controversy by d°°|‘*"|"l that too many foreign lm-

west and that he felt' there W., . certain coolness displayed in the D0- minion toward British newgomm-,_

migrants were bell-rg imiughl |,,¢., an

will doubtless ensue. _ i ' O

The comnissloh has also given ed. The reparations conversations 0 e r m l e

gl-eat assystance ‘ln spreading pmpb should have entered their decisive r

marketing-his product. ierlcan claims, perhaps downward, ted His Bl

1 Joint advertising of the three Mar-i 1 itime Provinces is an innovation in- ftlrnisln. (Canadian Press) -_ ‘ troduccd by the Commission which’ WASHINGTON, D. C., May 20__ EPSOM, Eng., May 21 (Tuesday)-g

Lord Rosebery, statesman. author;

llabour. The exhibits of the three‘day the general feeling of g0vem_ and sportsmen died at 2.02 a. m. to-;

lsaves a great deal of expense and

liiad aroused a certain feeling of op-

;Sccr'ct.ary of State Stilnson said to.

iMnritimcs at the Canadian National inrent officials and Congressional day- The Earl passed his 86th birth- l Exhibition will be placed ln a single leaders who come,-,-.,d Wm, president day Only a i°riuie11t neo bv drivine

lbooth with Prince Edward Island in ‘Hoover over 3 I-cvmon of German from his country home The Durd-ii

ans to Epsom in the barouche and

fthe Centre ircriaralion-S payments io the United

tl lc in

Sldtes was li' other allied nations ac-

pair accompanied by a pos ll n

I A N I d it

ew n m ry trrie Victorian style. Last Friday hc

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cepted smaller ercent » »

I Mr. Burnaby announced that it is wumry could fo, do leilgmemh this caught a slight. cold which srvwl [tire intention of Premier Saunders, Wm-se_ yesterday his mm-55 took 5| 1 Chairman of the Board of Control. ____¥_ turn for me wgrge and his physlelan l fond himself, to make a tour shortly. _ and family remalned at ms bedsidei . The possibility of establishing in this ' .mm the end gms morning l

, province a large industry which will L0ND0N_ May 20__1_,0,-d Rosebery,

Lister be announced, has been fore- formigr px-me minister and dem of

l the English turf, was revered as the

tain Dies

tr... ic.. m.. by ti.. cimm-...0...._,i-C--11-we-l». lla-sa----up-S Lord Rosebery, Famous As States.

And Sportsman, At 2 a. m. This Recently Celebra-

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man who set out to accomplish three great aims-and succeeded. These were to win the Derby, hold the pre- miership and marry the richest heir-

Followlng the retirement oi' Glad-

stone, Lord Roecbery was prime mln- ister for just under two years 1884- 85, when his Liberal ministry was decisively defeated. His horses have won the Derby on three occasions. Ladas, in 1894: Sir' Visto in i895, and Cicero in 1905, and no other horse breeder has equalled this record.

His wife was Hannah, eldest

daughter and heiress of Baron de Rothschild. whom he married in 1878. -

i Mr. Burnaby spoke very pleasantly, |01 his former relations with the Ls- land. He had been lecturing on it, Garrison Hozds

historic associations of the building in which he was' speaking, saying

lo ked u on the plaque in the

Confederation Chamber. V

During the course of his address,

the speaker- reviewed at length the

Association, and intimately described the working of the Commission in Toronto, which. he said, rather than to make a formal speech, was his duty.

"A new vision of possibilities is be-

'tore us," he concluded. "Opportuni- ties are there. The way to do good business is to put out a quality pro- duct. Let us take our places ee part- `hers in Confederation by strength- ening the economic bounds of our Dominion."

Professor Merino

‘ Professor McPhee in opening his remarks declared that the chief im-

liistory of the Maritime Proviirces';

without having been here before and . he found that it had fully risen tohis

| expectations. He mentioned briefly theé - Church Pa rade

that lt was with is feeling or awe that iseeelai to The Gnardlani '

DETROIT- May 20.-A man, his'

he o p '

wife and four sons were killed almostl

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f units which paraded, a brass band;

I instantly at 8.40 o`\.lock tonight when their small sedan was struck by the second section of the Michigan cm. tral train No. 10, bound to Detroit from Chicago. 'Ihe accident occurred e. few feet from Michigan Ave., just west of Ilrisker. 18 miles west of De- troit.

From e. bank book found upon his

body. the man was identified as Joseph Kendo, 40 years old. of Lin- coln Park. Kendo and his wife. ec- ¢0l'di118 to an eye witness, remained in the automobile which was carried on the engine almost n mile before it could be brought to a stop. All four chlldren's bodies were hurled from the machine at the point. of impact.

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Umn gms nm SALE “ON” P ti b reason of the interven- Eedan 2 "rein-` Dodees, 1 'rcni °' y y _

‘. and si .rm hlgfk Aww Hickoh tion of the Maritime Trade Commie

el the Canadian Good Roads Con-

' 3'- Wheatley I0 tim Avenue. 00

' ° t 8900-5-21-li. ference will be held in Charlottetoxl

d e

.....- -__-» next September. It also leourl

precsion he had gained since coming to the Maritimes was that a new. re- cognitfon hu appeared of the need

get il that we settle down behind our 20% tulle and fail to nee what in

M ` 1* '|0741 |’*5Ml9" oldin of the Womens Press ‘Club waiting for ua over the hill."

hm nf-he I U\lf1‘?l0 il`l\ 2Y¢’\m h g S J h A peolnl

‘_-'° ‘ _lconfercnce in t. 0 li- S

old 1 cert colt l year i- .l. Finder l mm vm mm: ‘hm ham w mm,_

niche onecle mm uccul-lm .M M A 1 Im mm‘“,...

"we c/re here to and out whether

for interprovincill trade. "Time dan- l

TORONTO, May 20-From fn-

formation received today, the Duke of Gloucester will arrive ' at Victoria on the S. 5. Empress of France on .lube I. No Itiner- ary ln Canada hu been arrang- ed ae yet. That will be drawn up after the arrival of Ilia MM- ¢\¢y'| third lan.

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO, May' 20.-T0rontao's garrison' paraded to church yesterday 5.651 strong. there were 18 bands not counting drum and bugle bands of

553 officers, 8,088 other ranks, num-

‘ crous traffic officers on motor cycles

and horses, multitudes of policemen _ on foot, and thousands of shivering i Toronto citizens lining the parade E route. '_ The service at the arena was con- ' ducted by Major Rev. Canon W, L. Baynes-Reed. D. B. 0. chaplain of the Toronto Scottish regiment who prefeced his address by an exD1‘¢5li°“ of gratitude for the recovery of the

ring. ¢

"We recognize Ciod‘s own hand in this" he said. "Our kin! bl! 0"' deered himself to the hearts of the people, and we return our thanks to him."

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TORONTO. May 1,0.-Mayor

Mecariee an conveyed 1° Ulm' land his aymlaathy of Torontirl

-» efttaena have the heartfelt ml-

the accident at the Cleveland Clinic hospital where more than lidperaone were killed- “YMII

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Govt. Forces

Patrolling St. Lawrence River

MONTREAL, Que., May 20 -_ A

motor patrol of six automobiles with two men to each car today started from this city to take up land patrol along the shores of the St. Lawrence River. At the same time, a patrol boat, the Margaret. set sail for the inner- line of the Gaspe Peninsula to patrol the waters of the Baie Dcs Chaleure. Tomorrow the Steamship Fernand Rlnfret, a cruising boat with s machine gun mounted forward, will begin cruising up and down the river between here and Three Rivers,

P U. __ T _ F I d,

WILL LAND A T

GOLF LINKS ' To Guard

An aeroplane piloted by Har-

old Price and with three others as companions will leave Monc- ton this morning and arrive at the Golf Links at 10.15 a. m. Mr. Prlce has quite a number of friends in Charlottetown, and it ia expected they will be on hand ' ’ ' to meet him on his arrivaL ltles'

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(Special to The Guardian)

ANGORA, Turkey, May 20.-Thirty-

nine persons were killedfand thirty- nine injured in a violent earthquake at 8.40 p. m. Sunday at Bouchernt. near Sivas, Asia Minor. A thousand houses were destroyed or badly dam- aged.

LONDON, Mly 20-The Mail

from the summer capital at B

with serious developmen o

ent precautions were said to been taken to guard Viceroy

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FUUNIJ DEAD

(Canadian Press)

TORDNTO. Ont., May 20-William

1-largraft Gooderham, president of British American motors and con- nected with other Toronto interests was found dead at 'his residence here today, with a bullet wound in his mouth, Coroner M. M. Crawford- investlgaied and decided an, inquest was not necessary. Mr. Gooderham had been in ill health for some time. He was 53 years of age, the son of

W. Cv, Gooderham, president of the 1116801 landing.

Bank or Toronto. I-le is survived by

his widow and two daughters. -

current of eecret movements

northern India.

in the Persian Gulf with silver

not consigned to any person. It

Al/1A TOR DIES AFTER CRASH

(Canadian Press)

ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y.. May zo -_ Arthur Arcles, or the canadian Air Corps Reserve, a commercial aviation instructor, was fatally in- jured today when the plane in which ‘ he was training Albert; H. Harris, of

New Your city fell zooo fee; to “‘"""s' "‘"°“°°~

.Roosevelt Field. Harris has only a islight chance for recovery. Harris ihad sent the plane into a tall spin las part of his training, The craft .was wrecked. Argles died soon after

` being admitted to the hospital.

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

MEETINGS, ET

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Some films,

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j Wiltshire Hall, postponed until

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moderate winds. mostly fair with-

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From Three Rivers the lend f01'C¢S _ Th a_A ¢ C d D will take up positions until the Bt. inmch me “me °°mp°“t‘"°- Three gem-»c‘,|]|q:ep,¥"erf;r:`by Lgwl-ence River Wm hive gm,”-“_ } T0i`0l'i!O, C1851' ... ... .U .-. 52-ll stanley Buds’ .players in nie ment forces patrolling it as far as i M°":”°|~lf“h' "' "' “'32 -'~“;'°;'\ H5116 <3 T$1¢ldHi'. NIM; Ms;

e c .. 42-32 no ne, e es ay. 393 -5-i

the gulf. The cbiect or the land ann ; 3"?" °- Iwd - an

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Stringent Precaut ions Being Taken

Viceroi

Lord Irwin An High c-'viz An. Military Author

day displays prominently a. dlspa from its Calcutta correspondent s ing that reports have been receiv

(Special ta the Guardian(

ti a

im il s

that ihe authorities are contend - ts f a ri

ure not now explained. Most stri

Irwin, various provincial govem all high civil and military offic and public buildings, Rumors w

n he Lo o e e

troops and mai/erial through:

The Miail also prints a Basra C

spatch saying that police gual havebeen put aboard the Rueei

\ ru e yi

steamer Kommunlst. which arrl

ees worth about $225,000, which w

ed to subsidize troubles in the fields which have occurred rece Only the captain of tl.: stcams was allowed ashore and the Bri; WBFSPUPS St00d by to prevent a

believed that the money was inter

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CANTON, China., May 20-Thi

Amvrlclll Consul-General ha

cent urgent appeals to 28 mls slnnariea and 17 children to eyac nate Wuchow following the can ton governmenifs announeemen that a combined aerial and nav; attack was planned on Wuchgw The U. S. S. Suam has nrrlvel

il u

at Wuchow to convey or trans port the Americans to Canto Fighting continues in Samsh where heavy casualties are re ported to have accompanied th<

COMING EVENTSC

°'Mt. Stewart Wednesday. thrilli

show. 3991-5-21

Yeo's Theatre. 3091-5-21

Sourls, Thursday. Big Sea Dral

f 8.5

"Dance in Emerald Hall on Tu

bali club. 3958-5-15

_ °‘Dr. Clift, M. D.-Start now ho

l ` prevention cure Purdy Station, We

" .'l‘l-iureday forenoon, May 23.R.u

_ A' day forneoon, Moy 23rd. Eve

` ' Haslam 3966 5-20

water patrol in to combat the smug i

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gllng of liquor from St. Pierre, Ml ,Boston cloud “_” “dies Md’ Tuesday' MW am ein Liquor smuggled into thisl - Y --- °~- -~- p_ m In at Plum Pkhh “Au

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'""*' Y°"‘ °’°“"Y ~ "°"° melee ccreiieily invited. sole-e-is

legally distributed alcohol.

pathy of the eltlnene of Toronto nys a mann from Mayor Me- Bride to the mayor of Cleveland “ln the terrible catastrophe due to the explosion in till Ulovelllll

country escapes the |10 per gallon '

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duty imposed by the governrnentton Ch't°“'n' ' ' ' ''° "°"

High tide this momirig at 9.15 md "nm" _,mmap In ,Tha W.,

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sun se; this evening at 733 and Tuesday, Frectovm Wednesday. rlses tomorrow morning at 4.18. 280-5

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