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Big 53x performance in the past are turning. now to Pontiac . . llle car that has introduced a Big Six into the low-priced field.

Look at it and you’ll see it’| a Big Six . . with big, beautiful, luxurious Fisher Bodies. Drive it and you'll know it’s a Big Six -

See it now. It’s a oar to delight the eye and heart of the man

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Charges Against PremierDism1'ssed

WINNIPEG, May 2-Charges laid Ullnst Premier John Bracken by Sol. Taylor, alleging corruption or dishonesty, were declared not justl- lod by the majority illlng of the Royal Commission conducting the in- lllry.

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` The new Dodge Brothers Six completely alters every

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I judges were in accordance on all ilu- ,portnm points, but Comrnissloner E Dysart is said to liars cliilcrc-:l Wllll |1115 colleagues on thc filth q/u:-sfion. I The commission was uliable lo com-

illiel the production oi books ol til? Wlnnlpcg Elm-c:l‘i: Compzlnjr, but Ircads the stalclucizt, “We ure snti;~ ,flcrl that thc inqlliry haf; been ;i~.i~.~- lsuad as far :md as thoroughly us i its objects r<.w;,ulrc."

Hr, Justice Dysart, as the mliloé- Mr. Jllstlvc Dysnrt is at present ell- take charge.

definitely a rnore-for-the-money car. In all-around perform- ability, in comfort md ease of lllndlllig, and in luxury

N _ and style, lt ls typical of Dodge Brothers line craftsman-

ship ss lt ls of 'tho rsrs keniul of Walter P. Chrysler.

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wl1o’s been used to paying high prices for Big Six quaity and performance. ,_,_,_¢"

‘ito lilo his minority report; until the ‘ case is completed. p

Russian prison cells ,have been

fcquipped with radio receiving sets, 'and prisoners are able to tune in on ' Paris, London, Berlin and the Bovlet stations.

Rev, A. G. Partldge, oi England, is

. on his way to Tristan de Cunha, “the ; v.-or-ld's lcnellest island," where he will

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ALLES FAU! CRISIS

i slr William Wiseman to

Colonel Rouse

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; mon-power to secure our Western line against the formidable German attacks which may be expected

‘through the winter. When these have linlled, the military party will have .lost the great temporary prestige fwhlch they now hold, and a strong liberal reaction may be looked tor. It is vitally important that the Un- ited States come to the assistance of the Allies with man-power lmmed lately; that United States .troops now in France should take their place ln companies in the line with our men as suggested to you in Par- is. and also that reenforcements should be hurried from America at all costs. The next few months will be crltlcil

William Wiseman

Mr. Lloyd George to Colonel House

V (Cablegraxn)

London, December 15, 1917

Having regard to Russian situa-

tion and the fact that both guns and troops are being rapidly transferred from the Eastem to the Western Front, the Cabinets are anxious that an immediate decision should be come to in regard to the inclusion with the Brltlshunlts of regiments or companies ol’ American troops an idea which was discussed with You at Paris. In the near future and throughout the earlier months ot next year the situation on the Wcstem front may become exceed-

vital importance that the American man power ,available in France should be immediately used. more especially as lt would appear that the Gennans are calculatlnl! on de- livering n knockout blow to the Al- lies before a fully trained American army is lit to take its part in the fighting. '

Lloyd George

Cablegram)

London, December l'l_ 19.17.

We are recieving information from

very trustworthy sources that the United States shipbuilding program for 1918 ls not likely to exceed 2,000, 000 tons. You will realize from our discussions here and in Paris, which were conducted on basis that United States would produce 6,000,000 tons -afterwards increased to 9,000,000. how serious a view the War Cabinet take of this news. The American

ship building programme is absolute- ly vital to the success in the wsr. May I urge that immediate steps be taken to ascertain the real situation in respect to shipbuilding as all de- pends upon estimatcs being realized.

Lloyd George

M. Tlrdleu to M. De Blly

(0ablszrsm> .

Parts, December, 1917

Make the American Government

unerstand that we are about to en- ter upon an extercmely diillcult period. A heavy German attack on our front. -'with reinforcements brought from Russia is almost cer- mln before the and of the winter. Our army was never in better condi- tion, nor was its morale ever higher. Lay stress upon that; it is the sb- solutc truth. But for France to hold without risks 'ci-surprise, ‘vs need men, cereals, gasoline and steel. so the United states must make s :rest eiiort st once. 1. Hlssten the arrlvtl .nI`troops. 2. Get wheat. to the docks md apply to war transport 500,000 tons ci shipping tsksn (rom comen- cesrsd vessels. 3. 'rsks from Btsn- dard Oil eidht or ten tank stsunorl. Load steel on all troop transports. Bee Ooloncl House. Glvs him this csbls. Tell him that I sm convinced the issue depends upon the next sl: months.

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Anxious weeks fouowed the return ot the American Wu.-mulch, tor the strain of ths smsrgsnsy pro- nlsmms necessitated by Allis ds-

msnds almost molu dom United amos wsr orssnisstlon lt vu still lu smbryonlc ibrm.

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A W°4dll’ll which hos been s.ut.l¢l~ vltsd with pleuurs by s olds emu oi friends here, took plscs At Holy mary cmissm, mm, sm, when was my ssmus, dsughm- ot Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. minus, 1-1;. lillh. "l’- R. I., was unlMd~lll the holy bonds ot mstrimmy to ui-_ umm A. onmn of sions. sur.. fvfmwlyvf Tlrnllh. P. I. Irltm num 0’Nsll who perla-msd tm Mlmw also colon-ma tha mp-

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follows Mr. and Mrs. Ofrlsn to their luture home. ‘ _

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plone at Tllnllh on the 37 ulth. RA full attendance was present. Reports were read by the dldsrent omcsrs and convener: which showed the good work which the socloty has been doing the-put yssr. The re- unng pmlaenz, urs. o. iv. mn-ls's~ 97. who has carried on t/hs work 0! the Magus during the put two yssrs was pwsentsd with on address, ac- companied by e bssutlful petri Ro|~ sryasescuvsplrothcppy days spent in Rnllry hell.

Attila close ot-the austin; luv.

Dr. Mclnllsn. who was ptsssnt for the event, spots sncoursslnsly to the member! and voiced his appreciation of their eilorh.

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