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_ ______________ A I son. nscrmnu annum _ __ G ._ _ ré§»__:i_¢i__o_:l__1v_.._§.;__

f I _ ` i -` Help' W S\w¢e&fnl Growth _ __ ____j _ _ :_ _ _ _` _ ._ _ ' I A member of the Aircraft .. -; -»: ~ _ . _ ,, 2' ~ of Crops. ` ji s > ~ _ tuiels Association is quoted as

‘ ‘ too

. _ , _ _ ‘ _ _ _ ` ` ‘ D `4’ "` ,f‘"°If“_. clover; beans. ness and other . ~ ` _ ‘ T 1 ' s - _' - glial-se, and that angler

_-_ __-__ - - » ' ' -- _ sglim nous nw” them-°W,. kind, at . , ___, ._ __ . __ . _ - _,_ o rcniuneru ve. is -. IIELP \vA_NTED _:g_1te|'iBhsh0uld DB abllllddnt in the ' '_ .. , _ -.----Q1-_-_ . . ti_t_i_i_3,ri_s__lCi,1___r;l‘¢; D

_ """'V-_:‘f"-'f""fi‘ J ' ' __ `- Wen newlezlimes are grown ‘ ` » " " ' '» ' ' t

in I .

_ -~ - - _- - __ - f.».»......... . 1 in i ll-Br ilores on ent.-Deaiswiih Various Phases of - ' 'i' ,,fll»;_'-sf* ' Wwlnufufggv ‘vlilxifgvebflrf "§|?§f'f,’ "I`)‘;l_f|_¢_jEl;l_l»=l;_:.\|j should beino;l,atl;§vrll(t?i'tl¥e l|:i?o.|i‘:ir r p d " ~ _ ' !_ Acrodromo Al:cemmada_tie_n.

_-_»---_---._ I I - .._...-_-i»-===»--if--f~f»=»»~1 --»->=---»»-»-- 1- ` 'lmpoitanitubiect Submitting Figures _as

' ‘P - \'v

1 _._ .l_ =. l l _ ’ O _ ~ - r l_;_`~_ _-’f‘I"?-' 'F' dove Q ”c__‘jVrJg~§“TB061u_;: IIIAID Moll. u|,;NE“_z: :[1123 ::'i¢:l€?rseiii:l|§::gi):i:l:llgI ' ` vi V 4-` ` ' _ ` 'If m ' in. lli)il::.uto|ii

' Il §"fment. commissions" ‘~*‘?Brue'e stew|;?;'°'ii'vl“°" “ply Mn" mr °“m°’°' 1” 'muy "°““‘°‘°“ ‘°°°l’ -V ' " ` ' ' mm me g°"“""‘"‘“'

Illptif . PI ll h Agents If-e _ ' “"_”;`7;§':n_z_uu ities lirtillolal 'inoculation for cow- ' - ` HUGGUHYB *1@1`0'-IY01110

\YANmlk*‘ aeasmi; unnecessary and in gecglgng of \ il; which case it _

_wth one or two gm' Li cam 32:41; 6 ddle west bacteria which thrive _ 0 il llclml _I0 Cafll' 1 `E0:_v_?rd and Strand Tlleatres. i-ltegdzy tm tha mom of °l°v°r and “"9-K5 "9 ` LONDON. Dec. 19.--So far no`ne oi’ Large Force Essential. ‘“b°"“_ 1** 3d- 'U Carly 1 W 1° Mehr. parties A ply to ,mm already present th Q m t w d .t ml mam - miles, l3s ld to curry 1

ng” of Prince Edwmsd "&‘°“"'°' Ml; Armncial m°°‘“1°'“°“°°“ be °°°°m' ca; ‘beewlds§ldei~e?l0hsu;ilig:rthon ox- Furtliermore. as fl-equentll' ui'n'cll I miles; “na £05 10'” t

by lending statesrnen rind lililitilry ‘ I’°u“d" 1000 limes-

liien, it is essential ijor ilu- securiiyoi `, A,"°lh"" "5'_""“"’ ’“ “nd 0110 lille country, not that rl lzlrgo uir inrev ‘“_ ‘he "”`"l"`5 '~‘I’InI°U is “U"I"“_' the'

lx 1 nuns dollolffmnf-._

so ~ <=___l__-T '."_ ihlrticuiars to “¥t_," _ A nur: susan

to nil neu ~i‘ig‘sIh?¢=l2°Mg§§"£f'

` stan including exi l 9 ‘f -;°,.'l1,i5_~*f:;"`~:.’-ll ';;;:,€,%?--'§_»‘§“ii iii. . lungs* wuts nu- BEAM. free

'.'__'».'§_\ii’l_l'aie|. _ llontreat" t° D°"'""°“ ' <1`-_llllsonnnamnouls `

aosiir- msn naonor _ ' urvggr. Bermsnvllis, 333;. LAND

asus-ia-umimo

I.isir'r iw nilswiici-1 ar , ' '

lust nicht. malrs .ulsolfnurlglit Apply to A. R. McDonald Mei-mul `

. ussei-12-21-Mgl

,......___»__..._____

NEW LOT ow lirlnllivr' .-_

*writers in all models al's'£0d`[ iiliviillilrir

0! VBPY “Denial Bargains in second- -hand typewritors. A. lililne Fraser Hslimx. N. s, 5817-12-27-Muni

IJJBUAPD Flmlll iiox A1' u _ _

on Express Office. 1 male foxfvziiilllzligl. ~black. Apply Guardian Offce. Hu. ward. _ 5814-12-25-Mlllpd

'rnnitn ins ilisinlv oiv mv Pnmlls-

ea since July. one sheep und lamb. Marks two notches under right car. Owner can have same by pri-,vlng property and paying for this advt. 1-‘rances Campbell, lllitcileli Itivr-r.

- _ 5791-12-27M3Ipd

. LOST . i

1.os'r--A rionu ilsn i~lN, imiliii-:li

Victory Loan. Apply (liiardliln Of- fice. Reward. 5879-12-27-M31

LONEAR WEST KENT SCHOOL-

oys Gauntlet. Finder please leave

at Guardian office. 5862-12-24-Mtf

LOST-ON IIOABD PIIINCIG PlD\VAlll_),‘ newt _suit class. probably taken by ms e. ease comm i t. "t vi). 1?.. as mowsra sl. "" ca ° “'

5834-12-24-Miipd

l.so'i\-olir s'r. Pmrnils noni), /uiowr

a month ago. electric starter for King car. Binder will be rewarded by caving at Prowge and McKln_ rlon's. Great George it.

_ ' ,, B064-12-lil-Mt! -if---A--___._i

FOR SALE

l‘oll.._g_ALill-s-40 tralilioivs ov|.1NDim In 0 OIL Ann y at Guardian office.

2608-ll-27-Mtf

F011 SAL. - TWO FULL Gll0\\'N

bull terriers from thcimported stock. Both registered. Apyiy G. C. Temple. Union Bank. ' 5888-12-_27-Mill

FOR fiAl_»li¥-A §’.l‘()\'E FOI! $12.50 IIE-

fore ond of the year, McKinnon and McNeill. 90 Great 'George St.

5878-12-27-M3i

FDR SALE.-120 ACRES CIIOICE l.ANl)_

clear. well- watered, good bllildinzs,

31,? miles from Charlottetown. Will sal with or without stock. crop .and machinery, Write "M," Bgx 254. City . 5883-12-2.-Mflipd

__ F0l\ ASAIJ)-NINE Al.l\l0S'l‘ Nl<i\V

mackerel nets und good bait nr-ts; perfectly rigged with rope und cork.

Anyone wantin§ some will .lo well to call George lumo, Ilristol, I’.E.l.

_usual-12-29-ir-lipfi

I WANTED _ r' '

WANTED-TMI ULD COIN. SHIPS

Colonies and Commerce. W.\A.K_ain.

.- HI Qtrlllulll Street. Bt. John. N. B.

,` __ 8119-ll-l6~Mth2fl1tsbd

IIUBKRAT SKINS WANTED AT ONCE

10,000 muskrsts for which I am pre- pared to pay you more money than

¥ou have been receiving for yolir url. No lot too sirniall or too large it.; lguaive sprze A ‘:ttoi;tlon. glhiop

_ p ss ~ m exp s

Mill-_'Alo(l»6an, Queen Bt.. Summer- sido, P. E. 'I.» _ 8168-11-'llltf

:.1 1-_-‘ fu

D.-~ IIAW 'l*'lIl\l.» HIGHEST

._ M k_ _

. .fsiiisroiss cl. _,_.r-.iii-.

_|ki‘aI.“<Xre!ul_ grad 'ljifr

- *i-.i:z:~.=..'. At _ '_ Yogi. _‘_ll_ut-il-_1 _-nm - ` ‘ .- ' ` zrriivo nmr"r'l1‘on enlist:-flier iiliiiioscls. loiter-

. Vefo es, visiting cards _s- . stir.; ‘ all agua. or pamphlet 'vyil-il _

Q. #goofs prices on large quan- _

titlol. e Job Printing Department

of_1'he Island Guardian Publishin!

` .904 Ill Kent St.. Charlottetown. _

TEACHERS W AN TED

\v_¢-§'ri|ii>-'-'ricsounli n~ow.-`- lsimuvr

ryon school. SUDDIGHIGIII- 5%”-0‘l Aiea. A. wooa. sorry.. Albany, _ ii. -No. _1. _ uses-12-29-ur-ilprl

=4~w-ans- 1

\\'Al'l‘mD--fliacolvli canes 'rf~:Ar'in»ili

for Harm ta e School District No. B2. Supplement 560 for ballinco of year,

- J. J. c i t _ - ' ur éy' seem "tests-iz-24-Mslpti

___. WANT D, lilXl‘EIlll-INCEI) 'I‘lilA(lHl9lIt

for-‘ outhport school. To start Jan. 1.._B\;}>plemsnt Slim psr annum. Ap- ply, orloy Match, Southport.

_ 5872-12-25-M3_ipd

w 'ran ' 'iron allovnn siiorln

$300! drtridi: No. 142. second olsss %_ausk_di;y»1snlsiit giogtner annum-

| , »€C .

M °r“"°°" sore-in-is-Molpn

WANTED- Climi I-‘nn ‘l|oul\'l‘

Hoge Sollo0i..BupDl°‘m0l"l 860- J- V,V~- ,Qic hoe, Secretay of 'rrustm-s. bl-

'-;’t'.R.R.N.2. » . , 9 °" , ° 5892-12-27-lilnlpd In

,I L, -,V .

yi .-,..._.r -- ' - ~

_ 'rl|s‘|'¢’l§ ' nt th rumor cir- ou'1s|'¢q~|‘¢ ' th# inks dlscontin

ngevebglinhdh leon! reasonable dum -HIV and ply highest current mar- ket °'m° N `-nl t-miss). Nov a co.. ' .. ,, 1, ' Hunter River.

' \ -.' .

iIl'l`Y TAXES

lit

evening he wo rt _ rormbm _ S F0110 ed resting com

FIRE ALARM.-The firemen were

called Wi Yesterday afternoon for a me In an Outbllildillit near the corner Of Queen and Passmors Street.. lt ,WHS extinguished in a -few minutes iwmmut much damilge. It is said to have started from electric wiring. - '

CHRISTMAS SUNDAY.-Yesterday

the Sunday after Christmas Day was _observed in .the various churches of the City by music, hymns and anthems _in accord with the great -festival. Phere were large congregations and the different pastors all dealt with some phase. of the Nativity, '

AT ST. DUNSTAN's YESTERDAY.

-Rev. Joseph MacKenzie, Vancouver preached at the 11 o'clocl& service in St. Dunsta-n's Cathedral yesterday to ll large congregation. I-is dealt with his subject in -n masteriy manner and Droved himself a ,preacher of excep- tional ability. Rev. Fr. MacKenzie is a native of Charlottetown. »

PERSONALS ‘

Mr. Joseph Pilre, Alliraiifs Village

has arrived in the city _and expects to remain for the winter.

Mr. Patrick B. MeTague formerly

of the employ of Prowse Bros., Ltd., and now in _charge of J. J. Hughes & Co’s., sto-ro' at Port Vernon was in the city yesterday.

.‘ Minard's Llniment Cure, Dletemper.

BIRTHS I

PHILLIPS.-At Souris East on Docs ber 18th.11il19, to Mr. and Mrs. Al fred L. Pllillips, a soil.

VICKERSON-NELSON.-P. E. I., o December l7th by Rev. J. D_

Montague.

MARTIN-MCDOUGAL.-At the home of the bride on the-10th Inst by the Rev. J. W. McKenzie, Herbie Martin to Bessie McDougal lfaughte of Alex McDougal, all of Eldon, Bel fast. `

LAMONT.-At the home of her son- in-‘law 132 Witte' Street; Saiiurdyiy December 27th, Mrs. Catherine La

Monday, December 29th at 2 p. ni.

ber 28th. Harry Essery, sged 29 years son of the late Isaac Esseiy. l-le leaves

the province of Quebec. Funeral -notice

lice u on recei t of in

brothers.

__ _.-..¢‘.._A»»-

en ears e p

Since that sad day;

When he, we loved, was called away

His smile we miss,

His welcome face,

No one cun,illl his vacant place.

HIS WIFE AND FAMILY.

5898.

WHY ARE BUBBLES ROUND?

Bubbles are round because the air

tions. it presses equally against ull sides of the bubble at the same time.

___i-.,____.;__-

Poverty is more ni a punishment

ihaii It ls a_crImo.

‘ _Ono should learn to talk well--sl- so when it is well not to talk.

A Wiltli the possible exception of vsii-

Ity s _woman ~ may ‘outlive _all her faults.

annum _ _

Many a man loves his enemy be- cause lt comes out of 8 DOCKGF “Blk-

lf you would know a mlm study his

lnnrmitiq, rather-_tlisn ills virtues. '

of a wed-alias rim

o to d with the tide.

. +- EBSERY.-At Union Road on Decem-

*”’“`° ~ I 'mio continuedfahorlale

'llho moon resembles a iirlfflldé, = ._| ng .wg ei-tlllcnte, because it has lomQi»hi1\l|°° H" fugwezzglggond

o ' l .

pllshed by._spreading soil from a well-established field where the par

_ _ _ticular legume which is t_o, be growzi

'T PAV! W b;.tlii`|‘ province. I _ _ I I

'**" . _ .l

uuosnwsirr ol>enA'rloN.- asv. I _ ; -- P~ F- HIIEIIGS. D,__ D., underwent a '- If'-U ;;"'|°\1S Oreration a the Charlottetown] I 0SDital on Saturday aiternoon. Last

it A

. ...se I - '-2’ -fs is rf;

\ we _ V

” ~ ' 'surf-. sm

iff.”

.~ .\

I = Ir Iv?

Seed From Which Fllant on Left Sprsng

Up Was inoculated-No Treatment Wu Given Puny Plant on. Right.

has been successful, upon' the new land to be planted with that leguuie, and also by tile use of pure cultures of the proper bacteria.

Too much attention cannot be giv-

en to the preparation of the field for leguminous crops. In a well- prepnred seedbed the young plants get the best start and the necessary bacteria will thrive. Sour soils hin- der and often entirely prevent the development oi’ the beneficial soil organisms. To remedy this condi- t-ion an application of lime is neces- sary. Any kind of lime may be used to advantage, but usually finely ground limestone is applied.

When it field is known to contain

the bacteria. suitable for a. certain legume crop--for example, alfalfa.- shown by the presence of numerous nodules upon the roots of alfalfa

° ' plants growing there. the soil ls de-

" MAIHLIAGES ,‘ sirable for the inoculation of other

fields upon, which alfalfa is to be sown for the first time. Such soil, well sifted, can rerldiiybe applied to

Maclienzie; Mr. Hector Charles Vic the new field through the fertilizer ersoli and Mrs. Pearl Nelson both o` attachment on il drill. 'l`\vo hun-

dred pounds oi' more of sifted field soil will be sufficient for an acre and is beat applied through the hoes. Broadcasting the soil by hand will require a larger' quantity and is best done in the early morning, late even- ing, or on cl_oudy days, as the sun's rays are injtirlous to the bacteria in the thin layer of inoculated soil thus exposed to it The Held should be

' " immediately harrowed after broad-

»°*-*°"°‘“. casting the soil. Transferring tleid

soil from any considerable distance is expensive and subject to the danger of introducing troublesoiiie weeds,

mom_ _formerly of Monmgue, Funeral _ insects and plant diseases.

from 132 Water Street. lliveiition for Keeping Milk Fresh.

The question of keeping milk fresh

has become more and more acute during the past fewyears, Different methods ha-ve been tried, but the re-

ito mourn his mother, one sister oil suns have not -been satisfactory. the .homestead and' two brothers iii _I-lowever, lt. now looks as if the prob-

lem has been solved, as ii. young Danish mechanic has invented a

will be annou ll p D - _ formation /regrirdlng tarriv,rll of the *method by _which milk may be kept

sweet `for months, and possibly for years, By this process the butter-fat

IN ,pafrtiqles age _split up, so that the

in k cann t set cream, and there after it is sterilized. Filled into

` "'°‘ " V 'é especially constructed transport

,¥Vm'dF' m3}§;',die:s`£;1c` wth’ 1909' Avpalls, the milk thus treated, besides

keeping for months, will also retain its taste and aroma as well as its full nourishment value. The inven- tion hns been houlhi DY H- Dffllish creamel-y organization for about $20,000. The necessary machinery is made in Denmark. “Hd SP0”-I1 9!- ectatlons are-entertained of the new roduct as an article of export. _

No Signs of Slump.

'Heavy artillery horses purchased in nierlca for the British army sold

$1 31 at Tattersail's duction

which forms me lnsluo ol ills linnuls n 1° .d - _.2 _ momh Ninety head exerts an equal manure in an dime' allggd l;l19,at)s36, an average of $544,..

ich was considerably more than e British Government paid for hem. On the following day another t' bi 102 head brought $49,835.

maverago of 5,489. The Percheron

`s predoinlnated at beth sales.

_ Don't Neglect the Tonistio. , . For your home garden, do not ne- glect the toinato, It is desirable to start the plants ‘ln the house or a hotbed, and‘to transplant them once or twice in order to secure strong and vigorous Dllllil by U19 "mil *U danger from-frostis past. _ ’

. mbor-saving Appllsncel- ` Lgbm-_"ying appliances, and still

more labor-ssvlns awllances. ll the

~ - ...___ _ one sure means of meeting _tho fsrni

lt is really surprising how.-much “por problem.

happiness or.mlsery lieu in the circle _ _ ----'-"-"""‘°*", _ _ _

00-opratlolls '

f mort o cgi-work between ianasrls ' .-._.‘_§l.`_

Derlmeutal, although some of the ser- -vlces ln the United States arelnow all- most regarded as established institu- tionswnotwlilistilnding that they covcl- routes already served by railways. These llne_s, ol' course, must bc ro- garded from ii different rstnndpoini from those over undeveloped coun- tries, such its the French Colonial/\ir Mails, although the lessons to be drawn from the latter ure equally illi- portant.

Great Britain has been curiously rc-

luctant to make un experiment of thc kind, and the rlii-.malls inaugumicd during the great rilllwily strike were onlyfiown ful' it week. The cliurge oi 2s. per letter restricted tho use lnlule of them by the public. :ind was lloulit- less intended. io have this effect; ii was an emergency service, pure llzid simple. Previous air iiiuils in (irr-:lt Britain, such as the l.oii<loii-Wizillsur post in 1911, were merely for proiri- ganda purposes, ond not iniondetl ins selious post-office expcriiiicnts. I

Economy Paraiyzes Aviatldli.

Aviation, so fill' as _official work is

concel'n'eil, has been almost :it il standstill in Great Briliiin since lilo end 01' JuIy."l`licio is gi'cri.t llnccrtziiii- ty ns to the future of the various dc- piirtinents; and, added l_o that, the economy cainpzilgii has had it paralyfl- ing effect in this :uid lilzzliy other dir-, cclions. Allowing its much its possible] for these depressing influences, it ro I mains a mystery why no definite stepshave been taken to establish aerial malls which, so for from being unecononricai, would actually brlnirin revenue. ~

Apart from the conviction afforded

by the figures pro_seiitly to be quoted, which show conclusively tllnt :ilr mulls can be conveyed :it ii profit to] the post office, there is the bel1eilt_io be secured by finding oiiiployliienl lor men and l'or i'a.ctories. Great Britain; more than any other country engrigolh in the war has on ller hands a clziul-; oi service and former service piiotsitnrl mechanics, many oi' whom have no other practical training than aviation. Large nuiiiliers of them are o‘_lt_oI ein » ployiilent; but they have to be leilanli clothed. Why should they not be use-

fully employed '_' .

should be inaintaiiierl on ii war foot- '“’“'k”'1’“'S the °03¢.Y~'eI` W" "UI" “I

Ing' but that the industry oi' liircralt

such it basis that il could, ii' the ne cessity arose, quickly exliilild uiiri mel-I

:lil demands. Al pl'c-sent, unfortun-

ately tlio personnel are being' kept in idleness; they ure losing their traili- ing; many ure, leaving the counlr_\-': and aeroplane iiianufaciiilrIsl-rlpidly being reduced to il r'ner0 triviiility. In the United States. France and Gor- lnzlny, this disilitegriitirig process has not been so complete, and it aippezilwl now io iii-we (tonic to uri end.

Aorizil iii:-ills, besides riloi'cili:1npu_\'-

ing; for iiienlselvosiind qiilclcoziing the circulziiory system oi` the coliiliitinilgv, would arrest this disiliie;:i'aiioli ot' it vlt..'iI indiiutl'y-. The prooi' that they vfouhi pity is :lilorilod by si vzisi :irrziy oi' i`li.'iii'e:'. lioi`ol'r~ the writer, of which only ilie coli(-lusions will be given. Theii;.riil'eszri‘<::1il based nn the work- ing cost oi’ inlllti-engine nlncllilies, on tile ussumption that only with such ul'ltl`t could reliability be secured. These iiizicliincs are much more ex- pensive iii uiikeep iiirin single-engine inzichiries; and recent experience ol' the London-l’_zll'is service with single- engine iiiucliilics allows that almost pci‘!'er:t rclizibilily ciiii be secured with them. Tile sluilc is truc in the iinitod Slzliezi. Anti, with p0l‘i'vr:tefl ol'_'_':inizu- tion, more lroilllont. elnei'l:<=lir:_v imid- ing grmlntls would be 1i':oviilf.‘ll, with relilounis. '

Cost Per Ton rvlile.

The figures iziven llere, tl\en,_:ll‘e:llI

liaisoli upllri :l rzltllei' exii'iiviii.1ilnt cl-iii- niiile, Ono czllciilaliion zissuliles iliili il l'oui'-enisilic lilucliine crirl-_vintt only one ton all. _l'lll miles pei' hour in five- llollr slzifxtif. will cost 405. porton mile, in other words, the cost or runnin; such :t lnalcliino for one lloill' will bf £200; 1-. nizlcliilie. :i.“. illici_'.'r\., cl~.l'ryin1. hall' ll ion instcllll oi' uno lon will cos! .C400 per -hour its il. ton-riliic proposl lion. .\l £2 pci' toll mile it cost: _(|13-iii. to r;il`i'_\' one oilziuc io: out mile. The r:-lies than for thc follow ini: joiirnoys ure: l.0:i'.loii-Bil'illin;:-

.£1 lis. Bd. Like all others, it in-

I ’ - . - - . . , ‘niilnul`aci;il'e should be pl'esol'\'ed on cl“‘1U*' lnsulmce and upkeel’ ‘md '~‘ `

ery rorlceivitble item; it is ,liowevel', based upon war experience, :uid obvi- ously in peace time this would be re- iiurdorl as exiluvligant. One estimate,

i_t__is to be noted, comes down lo 17:.

it is not reasonabIe‘to expect it full

load for ezicli journey, risd at mnrglii should be allowed ioi- possible errors. The fact. remaills, ri mt~.clii'iie with uvtliliiblc lifting capacity ol' one ton can cill'r_\' _some 50,000 :tvei‘ago_ letters mid at ls. each these would yield £2501; revr}nuo. liven a‘.tt1iciii2hel~ os- linillte given above, such rl ulliclline could trzivel iii hours nt S0 lililes per hour (800 miles) and still li;i\'oiiiiial'- gin oi” .itiiilil profit for thc journey!

The figures given are, oi' course, not

to be taken :il-l absolutely accuriito; butrlilexccpt the lovjeslcl-tiiniutc are should be i'emelilbel'eil tlilit no allow- alice is iilzlde for the inevitable reduc- tion ofrunning' costs that will coiilcin the nezll' i`lltul‘o, 1li'ovillel.i iuilliuiac turors are enooui'ii:.,'cd.

AMERICAN TUG HELD '

' iN ICE AT CAPE BAULD

f('.-\l’E BAUL-il, N. B., Der-_ 25.-

(In llecelnber -itll the ll. S. S. ll. tugs Diligelit, Salfilii, Bison, 'l`el'l‘ioi' und Active loft Montreal for Boston reach- ing Sorel that night. Tho following morning two ol' them left for Quebec the other tllree turning back to assist 1 stounicr thlzlt hilil lost its propeller. Uri il.-ccoulit of ive and sno\vstoI‘m.=‘., their pro-;;i°ess was slow nncl the lugs. ’l‘ei'riei' and Active and Diligelit recoil- ell Quebec on l)ecolilber Sth. Alter taking on supplies a start wus -miidir ill the moming of l`)ecelilbei‘ 9th, but iii ziciuount 0'i` snow they lliri not rem'-h Walther Point until noon of December l0t1i. A gale was then blowing from he wosi. ;lii'l uftoi' iulidiiig the pilots the lugs lieciiiile sepnuteii, _thc Dili- zent making the north shore in the '00 of Point Des Mollts, riding out the

giile there. Spray -and seas wasliilig over her had frozen so that she was

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