oneness 1-2. 1922.4‘

i’ - Mothers.

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Heath i‘ flapping“ nesnay the 13th., will ‘be the lsiitC nty N S vaciiut since the re. - . ' 5 I .‘ . M" 11011 ' "Us season for em val ‘of ‘Rev. A W Robertson ,t:i'.:1::i1tnssar.e:r c kzl.fis:“‘v*z:..:ai ~ at; a ewes- . so P- a I- , ' '11 - .. 6 in up 1 ' ', _ _-_ _ _,-,‘e=scs toRev.J.I".PoIley Pli- mtiéaalgtlefn 8}‘,,,_“‘°°“‘!~“ thoudw‘ zagablshe dnesqgthava the Ihoastbitg r‘ ‘I 8.7‘ ftAt- a‘ D _u former minister of the-hon- Tho condition that the ‘i-l i; than your meyiiiiienl‘ Shligviligiirspeomme I)‘; 35.1 m: ’» , , i ' 5' h g flirt!” bu‘ “ow “mad. I“ ‘mm firing thlruuh hgo.ui#:5“ud m” a,” n°"ud “em u" 115mg“. “thy-L YR , . ‘ y e_ ‘ “e. MAHS.—"I‘IBIIIBX Cnronicliu yeaucli rgr-Te 31s c nhor. P. 0.41mi, 88%;“ g“ Zone. if" ; . ' ' ' . _, future hiilipin __,t atji; n, q,- ‘ ‘ I , . “ tr‘, , ‘hmst crlinm B I‘, ,3 n 1 i ‘_ c “v ,‘A‘ gu iantowithhol Nag‘ Q. _ " n a“. - em: ‘,~‘ A ‘ ‘~ " 11:10; 1315;11:3- gm ‘h m»! i. m, w“ "M d . glgbéh» lFlfihflN-Ajdlli‘. sent. lil-r-Ttetis .. . ‘ -- “ 11 . - . : 11 n o r I . flgqogbt-dq tlitnvtoiam o tlioug (A. _‘%>ok Lyidia ,3 Pinkhsmt! véilg"? Imam‘ n, - , ‘ __ ‘ l1 flee i1 leliztle race Iiiieemwiii ‘$1331.32 ‘III; iiI-tbilti‘ ha)? eel li o inept-duh wilkglilofim why Bérv‘ ‘#1 ‘awfiiiu’ Nmmm Ludu" "‘ . - - . - ~ °°-_- was‘. nu ‘Satur ‘ ~h i ...,_ , Ill-LE. gl-gulgclgezlzii $103!‘ k111i‘! ‘cuities "ttglflazigfie gztgzazsieioltaktakfiu; klvingsefifle!“ y f; iliquis . 001-12301— g- t4 2 . . . ~ . - .1111" e 111- ,1. , :- ,_ - cnuaii 0300530,-—13_17 0 . tti“z‘.r.s'zz"l..re..lheiié".t~ ~13"; iiiifiEilh°‘d3fi“i‘.'i°‘iifibfl’-‘i“ * i’ i" 13°???" a ' , _ - m ri S . - v e lcine. R v ? , . .H L ‘v i“ 6MB]; N t d Am" w. coldorwetfeehfroinIiftingheavy ha“ nownrmzgandwellund “Wand. 111'. E3. élfigtiolingigélflre Ogghansllmithi Clemm“? gill-light; Cmldl

les, and from overworkiiig. D Smut them over-study. it they some: pI o of hfadaohe pains in the [m]; so lower imhs, they need a mother's thalyitintioan uidaylnpathy.

"We Both Recommend"

Writes Mrs. Clause about Lydia E, Pinkhunfs Vegetable Compound, "When my da hter was thirteen and until she was (teen, sheteuifered every month so thatsho could hardly move around the house and when she "i: 11:: the: ::'.‘:~r.:.".':1~'- tr won a me. also had headache, din and faint; spells, and ‘IONIIGBS, in ‘er bani; 1 saw your advertisement in the ‘Ham- A Lydia Ea‘ Pinlihsiafs Private Text.

Women" will be sent. you free up t, ham Medicine Co., Lynn, ‘Musilhfifff

information.

Your Daughters’ Ha]

school every your medicine to all mothers with weak

the liiid taken . E" If! Ifllt side and with mg run-down. I‘?! mother of ..i*i".‘:i“.‘f.‘::r "r1- "d 1" =1»- ‘um relieved‘ from Mas.

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Toronto 0 tar-i "1

time I wlia tfiidfiifiuflii“; your medicine, with pain m“ “ch Vear, until in? Film“? l learned through Lydil E. Pinkham’!

ha?“ ‘(than it, as ‘I‘ ‘la H. A. Goooiiau, Ih $31511.

Book 11110 "All Wriie to theenlgtliheqlliliilginltrf

This book contains valuable

,___ POLISHING PEARLS

Pearl ornaments may be ele- gantly polished by first rubbing with olive oil to remove the dirty appearance, then applying any red nail polish. This latter gives a bur- nished appearance, and with a lit- tle fast rubbing the pearl takes on a brilliant glow-Scientific Ain- erlcan.

we COAT SLEEVES

Coat sleeves are said to be growing smaller, but they coinpen- sate for tliis by original (‘AIIT treat- IIIUIIIS and a concentration of trini- ming in the region oi’ the sleeve.-

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LIPSTICK RED

Lipstick red is a new shade greatly liked for trimmings. Paul Poi-ct is using it extensively for lin- ings and pipings on his frocks and capes. ~

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A Very successful Pie social

TIGHT SCREWS

Ilf screws, gas fittings, the sides of bedsteads or anything else oi the kind become tightly fixed and cannot be moved the following method will generally be found to loosen them: Pour a little oil on the tight parts and then hold a lighted candle underneath until It Is warm. You will then 11nd that It is easy to separate or unscrew the fixed parts.

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BROTHERS KILLED BY LIGHTNING

REGINA, Seek“ Sept. 1‘l.-—I'li11‘- old and Bert. Wood. brothers. 1S and 20 years old were instantlv killed by lightning at Sezunana Snsk., when n terrific electrical storm swept the district IMonday afternoon, accordion to word w" chlng (Rcglrhi yesterday. Follow,

have been down for Imnny inlles.

mrirl-rs

was Iiold In Thanksgivlngdinll, Wellington. mi Monday "ISM- LI

7.5 you" Standard for Delayed and

LANDRIGAN- On Sent. 11th. to Mr. and Mrs. Percy J. Lanilrigsn, a daughter. -

STEWART-AA! Borden, Aug. 30th.

1922, to ‘Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stewart a daughter, (iMlirieI Pearle.)

on Monday, ‘Sept 11th. 1922 to Mr

and Mrs. J. A. McDonald,....n. " daughter. ____._________.___.....___-- DEATHS

Pnlnful Memstrutatlola. Sealed tin [int-Inigo only. All drugrslstl or cllr- ect by Mull. Pint-mitt». Knicker- hoi-In-r Remedy 00., 7| III. Front 81.. Toronto. Canada. v- ‘ 1

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tLIiSSIFIED iiivlliisilliiils

l>~O-Ofi-O+O‘-O-*-*~' ' ' "J

1 LANDRIGAN -~oii Sent. 11111. the Infant (laughter of ‘Mr. and Mrs. -Pcrcy J. ‘Landrignn.

lnrltnn, ‘ hr r4325.»

a.

to u line. Groups of ii llurcl. , , o t. am r is c a. Adan-ii I n». III’! t" I1!- Ill-I'm i». TIiTT-r. she'd-i in":- Furnished hun- m. 1w m‘ rs"- vvurdtllline wail. II “in Wlltela "I "I197"! "P '9' week. _ . . 1 u '1- -~ Agents Wanted WHILE“ I . WANTED LIVE AGENTS I0! BOARDERS WANTED IN PRI- Watkins 150 products. Direo vats house. Central 10111111011. All" to consumer. Write The J. R. I111’ l0 9111mm“-

Wstkins Co. 379 Craig St. Walt, ._ » . _

mqu,.....i_ ' ’ .- . soAsosise WANTED-v AT ‘"1 “ .Kept‘.1-,3‘t£¢§t_ ' ‘_ 1 ‘d077-1i-3l. _ ..- c,

o large lot Apple ",-.c p-Edw wAN-rsn-Mim or aw lo W6 MUUBIIIG, 26 victor; Ava. 6067-9- on farm. Write P. 0. Box 367,

_ ‘gt _ 3i. ciiarioitatowii. cots-wt __ “ . .‘ l‘ -____________.___. _ FOR SALE on I! l‘. he: FOR WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO foxes, 1 Chevf st“, 0, goIod as Work 011 Filllch- ‘w"It9_M' ncw. New tIresb-Prics right 111,11.» 6°69‘ ' ' Norili Tryout-Gs - North " _ ~ - “ rrmii. Millie-xi WANT" 25.5415" "'°-.‘"°.'."‘ 0t“ . ‘. w - “ - project No. 24‘, from Trill)" ° BARGAIN — 1111. ‘LIGHT Cnrlet0ll. Ann-y 011111611111 & m‘

plant, six holidays) engine and thifs rutor, suitable

village or picture ‘theatre. Ap- ply B. H. Yen, Si) _I!. -=8002-7-0I

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FOR SALE-A B for somebody. Sod min complete wt

Cabinet attncheda‘

vI"1\ \ I:

"I10 LET-SEVEN 0150M i-iouss

' MAKE Monsvw ‘A1’ not“ - 11°

Lean, Cape Traverse. 5068-6-61-

to $60 Wild ivseili, spars time M “wild r11

‘$311? .W6: l‘ » snow" card Service, '10! ‘lqibonins ‘Hiding

§\_ N‘ . a . - - » - .‘;Q“Q11\~,__-QN ifRIUAYfiEPT. 8TH. tsoxrineirNoi-ta-I River Corner,

amfsuhilhersidimby Crsilfllld. 11 gold watch.

lady's ilouble case ‘Ailplyllusrdiall attic pi‘ . .12 initialed “M.L.M.' with b11011 Ambrose Street. City. 3i pd’. ribbon and gold 1191111" M‘ ‘_ ‘ . n; _ . 1 g 1- ~' Please notify DI‘. W. ‘ro nsufisisiiisiigii ad house P. McMillan. 106 1W1" @"°°§~ with “damn? ‘ fig} a9. Ragga, Sept. 11 t_. 11y Eastern kt, h. aro-e- - ‘ p -‘-'-*""'" town. .- .- - coronal "P"! Wnntcd-"Jlvtllfil? ‘ I I IIv-A-rl-TED MAID-APPLY nuan- ‘ dian office. em-s-si. ‘ AN-rgp-JIOMPETENT MAln ,

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Mifloyywpo? sctioolp ,._ ‘ lts-Ifgw _ M,‘ ‘V ,,_

County. o " ’ . '

ADDIv i0 .551‘. White, Secy.000K WNTlD-Ons IIIIIM l0 or riiiitoai. dorsal-ii learn at tlio oumiii ma.“

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wraAoiimfiwAn-rin ca‘ Pg»; " I ‘s

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monoNA-Lo-Iat the city Hospital-

‘ ‘BRITI

_ miles lung‘ and

same-rue or 111i THEE-

SHOP {pin d-‘loiman’: Catalog.- .|.AB'r HALF HQLIDAY.— We

tlfilend." who gave his Charlotte-

daughters." M '_ E town (picnic recentl , tl _ -

20a. Ays.,Miiw§iilei-.w<iig§.ihi’ 9" iilttvelbck. N.,‘B childgrlhhe theI: N3; §,',;°,°,{‘“Y“—2o220omo lff-fi-Ed . i. ‘ . ‘ __

I-w-d o-m-a. ii.. i°:.:..§‘nt'.“i.‘:.~.l‘.‘.~ ~ w- M0“!!! there the first picnic was given ‘BBHQHGBTHIII. Johnard and Snyder; Ruether, Csdore and De-

by Mr. O'Connell fifty yearsugo, com Keep Illlnianls Iilnlmsat l|| ti; you“ I PEWMNAI-IE‘. Mr. M. J..Puwer, High sham;

‘"1" King's (Yfilmty ‘was in the city yesterday.

‘Mr. Ray Kennedy, Bradalhane, 19f! Monday morning for Sackvtlle l0 resume his studies at Mount Allison Academy,

Miss Evelyn Windsor, city, left yesterday afternon for Sackvilie where she will resume her studies at Mt. Allison Ladies College.

Rt. Hon. Sir Louis Davies and Lady Davies, leave this afternoon. on return to Ottavwa, after ‘spend- Ing a holiday at their suritnicr

home here,

The Misses Josephine Bcagen and Elizabeth of Boston, rwho spent the summer months with

their brother, Mr. Anthony Beag- en, Mount Ryan, were‘ (passengers on the Borden train this morning to Boston. --—:--4o->—i sruns or sEtvENrv SAYS GROOM WILL NOT SUPPORT HER

MONTREAL, Sept 11—A bride s,"‘§f'§,'}.“,,‘ ,‘5'.“‘$;;J§;,§;‘,"§“,Y 1a o. Francis. Abbies; 2nd of seventy and a bridegroom or Pfmburg 7.’ Cmcago 4 P1,... H1111. Wanderers: 3rd Muller. seventy-two. ‘ who, after three burg 7; Chvagd 7‘ ' "' Crescents. Time 2.45. gélliizlilddtiedriuuiz‘ lhaive ‘WI. B'°°k‘y“ s‘ 3mm“ 5" 44o vns RUN

. mcr-- . . pp e l , L saurda !1st Maynes, St. F. X., A. A. 'Am°"cn" eaque- y (\- 2nd Costcr, St. John‘. 3111

lug the storm the telephone lines mam m the police Con" this up

ternoon when they appeared be- fore Judge Cusson to explain their marital troubles. The old people walked Into the count side side, apparently nu good terms. When the clerk called for the ap- pearance of Joseph Bastien, who was charged on the roll with non-- support. When asked by Judge

dill of the ‘court room. .

SH COLLIERS CROWID HUB HARBOR

BOSTON, Sept. 11—Slxteen coal laden steamers flying the British flag were at anchor at quarantine hero yesterday, thxing the facili- ties of the harbor and offering port authorities o puzzle in find- ing docking space for them. All available room at quarantine was taken’ and it was predicted that the eight ndlltional coal carriers eiipeotedwlthin the next 48 hours would be obllgeiLto anchor In Nan, tnsket Roads. The fleet is tiring- iiig a. total of 1100.000 tons of Welsh coal. ‘~=

-_--<0->'.—-—- GERMANY 0N ‘NORTH SEA The border 6f Germany on the North sea, from the easternmost corner of Oldenburg to the north ernrnoet point in Schleswlg, meas-

Wilhelm’ (K113i) 0,000,000.

dill’ ' sbyterian congregation, Piotou

ed in ‘the National ‘League

by

‘/_ _ ‘_ “EALLWIXTENDEIL- Ferrona

11nd Wingo, Hargruve.

berry. - IOnly three games were schedul- for Sunday and of these the game be- tween Pittsburg and Chicago was postponed on account of rain‘,

American League-Sunday At New York, first game 'R.H.E. Philadelphia 100002000-‘3 II 3 New‘Y0rk 00401311 -—I0 16 0 Batteries-Heimach and Bruggy Bush and Schang, Hoffman. Second game- ' R.II.E. Philadelphia 000010000-4 10 0 New York - 200000000—2=3 0 BatterIes——Horris and Perkins; Hoyt and Schang. , .

At waaliiugtoii- , _ 11.11.13. Boston 020102010-4 ‘l5 i Washington 000l00000—1 4,_1

Batteries—1Ferguson and" Ruel; Zachary, Francis and Ghsrrity. Two games in the American League were postponed on ac- count ofrain. . _

International League-Sunday .

cuse 1D; Toronto 3.

soy City I; Baltimore 11.

. Time 111 l-iseconds,

Rochester 3; Buffalo 2. _. Reading 6‘, Newark 3. Newark RUNNING HmH JUMP

63 Ream“ 3' 1st Miller Sussex- 2nd Benton, Tormno 87 Syracuse 5' syrb Crescents, (‘Others quit at I3 feet.)

Baltimore 4; Jersey City 1. J61‘

Maritime Champion Snort Summary

THE COMPLETE RE8ULT$ 30110110118 are the complete re- su s‘

. too vos oAsii

= 1st lieat-J-lst Smith, Crescents; 2nd a. a. EIlisAAbbles. TIpieJ-I sec0nds,_ ‘ _ , ‘

211d Hcat~1a‘i“P*.‘ CbbperflWaa- derersfltna c. Ree; Wflllllfifufll. Tm"! .11 3-5 seconds.

3rd -lieat—iat"Naylor. ‘Wander- ers: 2nd tflranlr. (laruett, ' Si» Joliu.

4th Heat-lflulton, ' Wen (only starter), _ . Final Heat—1si Smith; 2nd Onl- tOn; 3rd Ellis. Time 10 2-5 secs.

Moncton,

.HA-LF MILE BIKE RACE

1st Heat-ilst G. Francis, Ab- bics; 2nd W. Hutt, Wanderers. Time 1.12 1-5 seconds.

12nd Hest—1st McConnell. Truro (Only starter.) . Final-let Francis; 2nd Hull; 3rd McConnell. Time 1.12 4-4.

3rd McConnell, Time 1:12 4-5.

PUTTING 1. LB BHOT. 1st Frlpps, Crescents; 2nd Benton, Crescents; 3rd Nfiearn, ICrescents. Distance 37 ft 8 in.

RUUNING BROAD JUMP ‘lst McDonald, Alibies; 2nd See- Iey, Fredericton; 3rd E. MoGuigan Abbies; Distance-dB ft. 11in.

220 YDS DASH 1st Heat-1st Lott, Crescents: 2nd (T. R. Ouiton, Moncton. Time 24 '1-5 seconds. ‘2nd Heat-Lat Smith. Creiicents "2nd Frank Garnett. Time 24 2-5 seconds.

Final-fist Smith; 2i_id Oulton; 3rd Lott. Time 23 3-5 seconds.

' ‘ POLE VAULT 1st Wm. ilalpenny. Abbles; 2nd Montleth. Rothesay. Height 11 feet 4 1-2 Inches.

, HAMMER THROW 1st Kennedy, Wanderers; 2nd Chisholm, Antigonish; 3rd Benton Crcscents. Distance 136 ft. 5ln.

Third place not awarded. Height 5 feet 4 3-4 inches.

ONE MILE BIKE RACE

_ IIII four events.

..II1lY111lB5. 6 seconds, -wiis clone tn _ the

_ points.

an... Annual I Meeting Oct. 20

JiAILIFAX, Sept. lL-Tlic Muri- tline Provinces Branch of the A. _A.U.- pt. Canada, will Iiold Its an- nudl- iiieetiiig at Amherst :)II (K:- tobbr 20 1022. The above informa- tlonl-wus given out by the Presl: ent of the MIITIIIIIIE Branch, Mr. -A. . (lovey, before he left for his I10 ‘ In St. Juliii vesterdav evo- iiing. Ytir. Covey has been iii Ilzili mi lover the ivcck cpd attending "ICICIKIIIIDIOIISIIIDS. After n cou- Terleircé with the local representa- llvles '01‘ the amateurs. Ile ileciileil the-t the above date and fllace would be suitable to evervona con corned.

FORMER CHAMPION |

sracn COME-BAPKI NEW YORK. Sent. 10. ——IMIHS Helen Wililrwrigllt. of tho W0. riiairs Swimming Association Nanc- YUYI‘. fiflllllllretl the all round wo- men's aquatic cllanipionsliii) of ‘America ycstcrdnv In the waiter pendai-hlon- 11! Brighton beach. Miss Wainwright finished first in

‘Miss Wainwright's time in the 10° Yard free style swim-mine. 1

‘World's record of 10a 3-5. held by Miss Bleibtrey, Hei- may,“ in the other events were:

‘Filly yard back stroke, 3c 4.4;, fwcmld!» 50 Yflrri rescue race 43- “5 FM-"Indfl- fancy diving 6-1.9

OYSTER BAY, N. Y. Sept 10— America got off to a tlying Sim-i yesterday in the international six metre yatch series for the British American cup, scoring n cicun "'99P In the first of six ileum races over a twelve mile course oft" here. The captured the first four places by . margin. scoring twenty to ten for their four vals. who are defending pionshlp trophy. Light winds yesterday favored the American craft, In the opinion

A'“°"°“" “mlmnici. DeI-‘urcst, hr g Iifllmes

Athletic "Ileet At Pictou Sept. I5

Plctou Amateur Athletic Asso- ciation tntend holding a big athl- etic meet on Friday, Scpt. 15th.. 'i‘lierc will also be Scotch ilaiiciiig

[and other entertainments.

In the athletic meet all first prizes are beautiful ‘Silver cups And second prizes are nice silver medals. ,‘ ‘- .-

riic s. s. Magaaptiiaviisiiiavlns an BXCIITIIOIL-CD Pic bit at reduped rates on tiiedfitli. . ' - ‘ "

This will ll Iy be" about the lust athletic évent this season and as there is quite ‘o. number of good athletes in Nova ‘Beotia who will bc competing the sports are looked for to he woll contest- ed. sec ‘advertisment 1n another

_c0Iuliin,

Loo-E PREISQIIE ISLE, Me, Sept. l0— Bud Iliil, the Ilailltux nwiicii gulli- lng took second mom-y in IIIP. 2.12 mixed ruco yesterday nftor win- ning the first heat. Th.‘- iicxt three were won by Fiicirliiirosv, the Prosquc Isle mars. which stop ped the last quarter of the last beat in 31 1-2 seconds, a beilier mark than attained by the inst free fob, allers yesterday, Ackcris Halifax stable made a clean up In the 2.17 trot with Peter Verde. SIImlllllTIPBZ—-

2.12 Mixed; Purse $800

Ssccharose, b m, by The

Northern Man (Willard ZI 1 1 1 Bull Hill, blk II (Stevie) 1 5 5 2 Zoln Q., blk g (Burrill) 2 2 4 ‘.3 Donald Keith, b g (‘De-

Wltt) 4 4 L’ 4

College Swift and Prliici-ss Pvll

per also started. Tlme~2:10 1-4, 2.11 1-2, 2.13 l-4. 2.12 14.

2.17 Mixed; Purse $800 Little Peter. ch g. by Peter the Great (Cameron)

Confection b in Willard

Jack the Clipper, b l; D0111 lmillse, Miss Sinlmassie, Quid

nesset and Earl North also start-

warn- cos-now W-t-tci-A

ed. Time~—~2.l4 1-4, 2.14 3-4. 2.14 3-4.

of yachtsmen.

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ltllnnrtlln Linlllenl for Dnndrull

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Philadelphia 3; Boston 1. DOE

ton 2; Philadelphia 2. ‘Cleveland 3', Chicago 2. St. Louis 1G; Detriot 0.

New York 3; Washington °

Jlolmes, Crescent. Time 54 secs

220 YARDS DASH (Boys 17 and under.) 1st Wedlock, Abblcs; 26in M

Internatloniil,Lcague—§‘vl¢I-I1’(i Toronto 12; Syracuse‘ 3. T01‘ to 4; Syracuse 2. '

‘Guigan, Abbies; ‘sex. Time 25 seconds.

. HOP, STEP AND JUMP

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3ri1 Smith Sus-I I

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nnilbgyptian student fired a sho

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Palace of the Elysee today, llievlng the car to be President Mi Miami's. Tile shot President Miilernnd country residence at Rsmboulllc svtlle‘ (time. '

Salem,

éntly'thinlririg he‘ had ‘been allot.

ing to shoot the President.

relatives. but

Palace Intending to. commit suI--

ures some ~200 miles. The Kaiser pide in themresence of the Presid- IB 511119-0116 entas n. torn) of protest against the chief executive "indifference."

PARIS; Sept 1-1—Gcorge saieiii.

at an automobile Ln trout of the

went wild. was at. 11$

who Is nineteen years pld. was seized by a guard as he Ired‘ the shot. The student collnp sed, tolling as if in a trsint, apar-

Ths young Egyptian ha Ila puss port issued by the French ‘lega- tlon in Cairo. He denied intend- He said he had written to M. Miller- and for money when he failed to receive funds from his EBYntian as the President failed to reply he had gone to the

‘FIVE MILE RUN

1st Victor McAuIey, Windsor; 2nd Wl-Iunson. Wanderers; 3rd Walsh, Cresccnts. Time 26:16. , . THE ABBIES LEAD IN POINTS

Following are the points made by each club:—

.3‘, - Agegweits, Charlottetown .

Crescents, Halifax St. John Wanderers, Halifax. Fredericton, Mdncldn Bt. Francis Xavier Dartmouth .. .. Qulssei Rothesay

‘ST. JOHN. N. 8.. Sent 10——In referring to the mile run says:- H. Lapierre, St John, was-second in the mile run after leading prac- tiqsliy the entire distance. Francis won by a sensational sprint when he cahfe from third pltice Iii the last 30 yards and passed Lapierre. r212 had nbwvlbi) yards lend.

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Cnsson to explain matters, Bns- , . _ _ ti'en said that he was seventy-two .§‘,§§',‘,f§;e'6.13,'.,§,,§‘,f,'§'°.? 1st ‘Seeley, Fredericton; 2nd

years of age and was earning ‘Jemey cm’, 1o. 9a1t|mofe 4_ McDonald, Abbles; 3rd Benton.

nothing, but having worked for s .__-_<o'>--- Cresccnts. Distance 41fect 2 3-4 I11

long time. ' ' " b

“What is you trade " asked the How TBEY STAN lfiodt/Altots HgRIr-“Es 2nd judge. “ ‘ " ,_ ‘ 1st} ea‘——< s ea o i "I liaveiiznrgr-replicd thrfnccused. ’-'~“'°""..';§f,""§,.,.. RC1 1110x111. 111111181- Tlme 19 4'5 5°“

“I do all sorts oi‘ work, but I am New York 75 (.3 555 211d Heat-HIM. McDonald, Ab- ‘ getting old and I cannot work, igntsburg 78 59 563 bles. Time l8 4-5 5600111111- your honor." . vhmnnflu 74 62 544 3rd Heat-lat (Boater; 2nd

Mrs. Bastien, who laid the com- q’, '10,,“ 73 61 544 Fraser, Wanderers.‘ Time 18 3-5 plaint against her husband, said Eqfich-‘go ‘- 72 62 537 seconds. that she was very deaf. She gave Brddklyh» M 70 A35. Ftnal—lst Center; 2nd McDon- lier age as seventy years. ' Phnfldelphm 43 32 369 aid, Abbics; 3rd Benton. Time‘