JULY a1. 193s:

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DAYSP nits

SALE

Prices as good as the best-and then ‘some.

rtoua SPECIAL

98 lb. bag Hardwlieat Flour $2.49 24 lb. bag Hardwlieat Flour 69c

SPECIALS

1 lb. Bulk TEA 35c 2 pkgs. Icing Sugar 19c

CANNED GOODS

2 tins Pears 19c 2 tins Pineapple 23c 2 tins Peas

3 tins Tomato Soup . 25c 2 tins Salmon 25c 2 tins Lobster Paste 25c 3 tins Tomatoes 25c

FRESH VEGETABLES

B9918. 4 bunches .... 25c Beans, 4 lbs. . .' Cukea. 2 for Carrots. 2 bunches . 15c Cauliflower, 2 for . .. 15c Tomatoes, 1 lb, for . 15c Turnips, 2 bunches . 15c

SPECIALS

10 lbs. Sugar 55c 2 lbs. Creamery Butter 47c 5 lbs. Rolled Oats .. 19c 5 lbs. Oatmeal ...... 19c 5 lbs. Beans'........ 19c 5 Palmolive Soap 25c 10 Laundry Soap 29c 7 Rolls Toilet Tissue 25c 4 tins Tomato Juice 25c 2 lbs. Mixed Biscuit . 25c. 4 lbs. Dates ........ 25c 8 lbs, Prunes

‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN cusizmm

FRESH FRUIT Bananas, per dozen . 25c Cherries- per lb. 15c 0ranges,,per doz. 29, 39c Pears, per dozen 50c Plums, per dozen 25c»

P. J. MacDONALD

GROCER. Cor. Kent and Prince Sts.

—

The Late Mrs. John McKenna

The late Mrs. MeKenns whose death ti»: place euly Tuesday mumlng w~~ the wiie of Mr. John MeKenna formerly Mayor 0i Charlottetown. Ml-e. McKenna who was 55 years of age, had been in failing health for the inst two yours, and despite the most de- voted and tender nursing she IN" gradunhy weaker until she passed away.

He: maiden name was Mary McDonald, and she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John of Pisquid. Bhe melded in Charlottetown for the pastwyearsbileleavestemoilrn. besides her eorsowlni - . two sons. Dr. L. B. McKenna and Carl. civil Engineer. in Oharlotte- town: and three decanters. 30KB. Mrs. Fred Kelly of Woifvihe, N. s., Dorothy, Mrs Robert miner. of Suin-mlerside. and Miss live. nursing at Mount Sinai Hospital. New You-k City. Two sisters, Mrs. Conneil of Ban Francisco and Mrs. Joseph MlcMLissl of Mount Stewart. also survive.

‘file late Mrs. MeKenna by her quiet, unassuming manner and lovable qualities made moi-W friends who will leal- the news of her death with deep sorrow. She was a devoted member of the Roman Catholic Church. and took interest in various

from Stf Basilica. service atartin: at 5.45 a. m. andshowlllbelaidtorest in the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

Her Excellency - Jhanks ‘The C. W. L.

The following oeived by Mrs. President of "the c.

The President The Catholic Women's league Charlottetown Bub Division. Dear Madam: p I om desired W Her lilaeellency to thank you warmly for the very charming flowers so kindly p: - tented to her yesterday on behalf oi the Catholic Women's League. Yoiu-a very Truly- IBIO D. IACKINZII, Lt-Col.

letter was re- J. B. Fleming. W. L.

2'1 July, i985.

BIRTH! l m July 28.1955. tn Mr. and

M

"Whirl.

Mrs. caepil A Murphy, Ohm-y Vai- lty. a eon. - .

DIATIII hi“ mFnT-Hide‘. 3E5 hunter. seed

hm. Please omit flowers.

DOUGAN-Dled in the oity on July 30 i025. Anthony J. Dougan. need 84.10am mineral mm m late rfidehoe, l5 Pleasant St, Thursday morning at 10.10 to It;

‘a Basilica thence to I. 0.

Interesting Lecture At The ' Forum

A thei-ne of special interest was delivered by Evangelist 1". W. Johnston at the 110mm last nisht when he explained what it was that Christ nailed to the cross when he was crucified. Many people, he said. think that Christ abolished I-lia law, the ten com- mandments, and made no distinc- tion between these ten precepts iuld the old Mosaic law that was concerned in offering aiiinlals. But Mr. Johnston maintained that the ten dments were binding on all chrlstians while the old Mosaic law was abolished at the moss. He referred to 2 Cor. 8: ‘i-ll. where it speaks of the "Ministra- tion of Death." that is there said to have been written and en- graven in- stones, and which was done away with. Many, he said, thought that this was the ten pre- cepts because it says theywere written in stones.

He gave three reasons why the ten commandments could not pos- sibly be the "Ministration of death. First, he said, the ten oom- mandlnents condemn putting people to death. It says: "Thou shalt not kill.” secondly it condemns the thing that produces depth which is sill, and thirdly Paul forbids call- ing the law death in Romans '1: l2, l3. This being true we must look elsewhere to find the minis- tration of death. The answer to this, the evangelist said, is found in the law of Moses. He read in Exodus 2i: l2, l6, 1'1, where under the civil administraton of Moses, people werirput to death for about every offence. Even animals who committed depredations such as goring people to death, were put to death for it. Verses 28-85- In fact the evangelist said that the ecclesiastical laws as well as the civil laws of Moses consisted in killing animals all the tImeJIt. was truly a ministration of death.

But was the law of Moses writ- ten on stones, he enquired? He said they were, but not on tablets of stone like the ten command- ments. The law of Moses was writ- ten on an altar of whole stones that were gathered from the river Jordan when the Israelites passed over it and it divided for them. ‘These stones were gathered, twelve of them, and when Israel went to Mount Ebal they built the altar and plastered them together and while the mortar was still wet they wrote upon the altar a copy of the law of Moses. The evangelist reed Deut. 27: i-B, and Joshua B: 80-32. inuupport of his statements. This, then. he said, and not the ton commandmen‘ , is what was writ- ten on the stones that. were called the “Ministration of Death." This law of Moses, he said, was nailed

t0 the cross including all the old -

ceremonies. It was not done liter- ally but figuratively in the person of Christ when I-ie was nailed to the cross Himself.

Instead of the ten command- ments being abolished. the evan- gelist said they were immutable ind everlasting. He said it was folly to of‘ the command

m“ against killing, stealing, lying, etc.

as being done away; for since ‘wherenciawiatherecanbem wanagression." Min 4: 15. Thera-

‘fore if the ten commandments were

abolished there would be no ID. and if no sins them would be no need of a Saviour. He urged all Christians to be obedient to these eternal precepts and ‘said the world would be better off if they were observed. '

LIAVIS I03 BYDNIY

(Off. Iy (Indiana's Ipecial Wire)

, 11mm, July so-asv. ma- I’. O. Scott left here today ., where he will dress at the 150th an- the founding of that also address war vet- ceremonies in ces- ths 21st anniversary of tbs Great III.

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i CENTRAL GUARDIAN _ .-__--_-__§__ _ National Hotel, up’ - - Royalty Cent. . m. L-BW- , _ Royalty East . ‘m “h. a a‘ m w‘ ‘rm m! _ r _ A Totals ........i.2e41.t20e,s12a,l:a mm-“Q l; t“ ha“ ha, h“ k ~ ... ... ... "flan a to _ V d .. ate ‘I thence to _ .. _ p ~ 1st nlsrnlcr iumls . _ _ ‘ 1 ' ’ The “Just as Good” is NEVER as Satisfactory “mug “mm-M "10 Police " s '5 a as the genuine. Therefore-Buy an Enterprise 96MB! I motorist c}; d . ' - ~ __ v ' . _ v “u, 0mm" i M,“ vme _ g _ 151' 915mg»; QUEENS 3 _."l‘lie Leader for l-lalf-a Century. Then amid integrand was sentenced‘ ' " you ll have no excuse to_ offer your ‘family or seven n in Jul without tl ~- ' _ i - 6 friends. option o! a one. A prohibition eel. 9 t0 2 '5- “ E w» w“ 2 a 2* on. ' 1.... a " ENTERPRISE v . "l! IN WWI-LIN aunt-Til: ‘ ' i North" 2g i‘ '7 ' firemen responded to an alarm D Priest Pond .14 .1: it m i ' m“ °°"¢°'1'I Woollen Mills,‘ » Red Point 1o e1 12 i}: 2101?; m shortly .11...- u my River .. l1 14 2s pa Bcuris . r1 4r m; m y m0 g . htcrwn . 41 i05 s1 104 . . i-u- “Fm-t” k“ 1 1 1 m it it MAJESTIC up urn the i 55 s1 e2 a4 mum” can,“ m m“; ‘>518: lllda Ccaet-to-Ocast Network l‘ as M m 21:11am 81.1510 Rd. so 4s 14 es . the metal teeth caused ‘ gmfk North Granville 5B 4d Bl 60 Chapel 40 58 54 tdd the wool. m» w... suuul-orunvins 1a 12 41 10o Bouris w...“ 52 s1 '15 3 1e smoke in the ' - Hope Ric lza a2 165 1 " of?‘ of the ‘rosin; but thehfrflf M91110!’ 13.1 SGPVIOB Hazel 01:01:11 .. s1 o1 4e i: 1111:? ma: W i: a; lJ as on s imm- fl _ tench .... .. 41 1s e1 ' ‘$131111?! work until the fireogixzn c1320 t0 13116 118.136 RSV. spnnsiiold 01 1e 112 11g: m" “m!” ' l l n m .. ' ‘ ‘ th bi n dalba .11 “" _' manned b ‘ emwnrsgolwgfin LL: Geo. Taylor wmmomliligd ‘ u g; :81 1:52 Totals 114 10c 1.00s 1.011 Mbrcll this building was conslder- Kelly's Cross . '40 a1 53 44 arm 9151mm 3mg; ably damaged by m‘ at u” The ‘on m —' Crapaud. . . . . .. 44 ‘is 51 as same cause. °“' F ‘i’ "l" “'4” °1 Vlclnrll .. as a1 s2 113 +-- gigifilmlofiiZfiiiltwrfitfwltigogfevr- Melville . 5a so 01 a4 . E § - Emyvsl . e ,_ unsound ‘Duster of the Maisonneuve Pleaby- Qraennsad i; 2g gt; '10 o i__ terian Church, Montreal, which Bough“, 6,, a9 88 7a --' E A .... ...... ...... ...... 2:111: 111.11.111.11 1“- - - - ' " '~‘ " ‘ isvisitingher 15mm ' m - 5- RBV- —_ S g n Mum mum M Bwhtm g:u.Ml:o$rnl%acg:-L1f%; Minm Totals one 1.400131121111111 a ' ‘ ' ' l‘ - Bmisl- aim Mr- Relph rlemlns. city. has re- §§°““‘.m°" °F8su Prelude; Psalm “Bu!” QUEEN‘ Bt- Andrews -. 4e e0 1e 138 turned home afterviaitinghis lnenyI ' Prayer’ 3mm N“ 39°; _ Peak" Siam“ (Illwmltlfiu) friends in Millvsle r n 1 N“ “dawns: Choir: “What ._ - ° S 5mm‘ ------ ~- 51 1°° 5° 135 . . . i; that are arraymv. _ t Q t‘. ‘J v ainjiztt Read c: 1g: 53 194 m” M 1n ma - ..- . . . . .. 9g 194 a A‘ Magnfiffiizvhowundefigfgi duegiufgficenlerlta and Iifferlns: E § E é He“ st- Pelt?“ "Mo, 0pm,,“ at the (my Hob I e1.“ n e Heart dist was Broken 3 g .. Bey (s) . .. s1 101 0a lee Dlital haswretutzned home and it is 32;“: Elrgfizrwkggdrlui u 5 E85‘ (nwzllgllllttc) 93 pg n l‘ k1 " _i - - Q g rewwflw ° 1 m n: excelleu I Club)._ Hymn no. 414 vs. 1, a. s. mmdd ---- ~~ '14 s: 111 111 Monticello 0e 04 0e 102 ‘and 0. Seimon by Rev. Wm. Orr N" Glflsiww - 1B a0 s0 111 Morell ...... .. 4o 01 a1 111 Mn- 011°45- 308"! and two gang?’ MA" BI)" mp" fig? $1551.; 70 92 n2 n9 (Th children of Allsten. Mass" have ar-| QM ' " Prayer‘ "B" ' 93 77 1 t e mm“ m’ m“ dist?“ we" " rived home on‘ “m; w Munoz"; Th O. " One swgefly solemn Norm R _n-- 44 103 1'10 available as the return; {mm parents. m. and ma. 1-1. c. snnli- §,‘,‘§:ff,,;1§ I‘; Bmlwllt ~ - “M 43 ,8 ,0 39 t“ W“ ‘m’ M” W111i“) wood. Bunbury. it? 161781,: gangs? 05:54:39“: gylliltglflaRllflicfi g gé g g}, 33p yrs-mug;- KING; Mrs. Samuel x1111 and Miss An- ' °" ‘Gm?’ Tm" ' na Dolsn of Bostiorhylidass. ‘returned fimzflglfihfb’ i The u“ m“ by fizullgiltfiiilileer g: 186g 1g The Greatest- R3118! home yesterday aftur visiting nt °-°“ ‘my 5m“ Bend. B 5 - - at “m” when they Wm u“ viclm-s), Hymn m, m mm L Nmoiugild . . 2a 4s a1 ea _, 5 5 g Value in the Low sums of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ahalnsdlftje Bé:§d1°fl°n' Rfyerdslzen 15611 g; “i: 3g 1g? v hi“ Field‘ Maecsbs- 18° 0- Taylor was Mum l flannel; devoted and much loved North 1m gg 1;: "0 93 w. and Mrs. o. 11. Huntington o! Ycfinff m“ chm“ °“"1°“°' Cornwall r " 45 ‘a5 m“ is s .. ' ~ B u or 13 years. B2 64 l8’! I - — vhialggtfitgTfi.§iégbgétg_fiia , miymglgr. 5.: a, .0 ,, ,,,,,,,.,,,., m, M a a, ,9 Buy on the HOLMAN HOME PLAN. gun-ml st. 11-w- nwmedto their P - ' st Oatheriaet 5'1 no 2 iii gifiigiicriisu‘ 4° m w 1°” Just $5 Down places it in your home today ome. \ T ' _ . B e . . _ i‘ -— — 5- rook . . . . . . BB 4 53 4a 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitman of‘ i mm" ------ ~- 1-(1311-3671111811114 grdigag n“... g: 2 as ilo - Womeste , Mass, who had been th . "18 B- ey . 63 B1 114 guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Platts f0: a“ Dmrmm QUEENS Rmnfiflth 66 0'1 so 11o antic-fit gurus weeks have returned] R T 131111113“ w 10o 11o 101 e ome. I I a en an 49 59 '16 '13 - ___.__ .. Martinvale as 6i 4o 10 i .1" 11.21 ... m, ‘i g a = 12:122.“: .122: 2: 12 i" > ~~~~ l a 2 a ~ spen g a easan ' in Frank v ~ 8B as i ... .1... u...."...,. mint”. ... 0.00.12’. ...... nnfllttuu. — — ~ - CHARLOTTETOWN _ SUMMERSIDE the 2nd Siege Battery and spent, (Al. By Guardian's Special wire) g g E Twal‘ ' ' ' - ' ~ -- 557 754 5301.10’! - some time in training hers 5mm NEW YORK, July 304m, m“ u. S B o » ' . ' prom“ .. w as. He leaves on market rode out e squall dz pi-snt- ‘m DISTMCT “m” ii return home today. taking today with only minor dam- Bracklfiy Pt. Rd. 4B 7B B'1 119 m, Brsekley Point 2a 11a as 15s - 2N1) DISTRICT rumor: Summerside iioissmrgaretneppin, accompgn- After a brisk Opening the ma“ Qcveheed es 104 as 12c E3 A 6 ‘.3 , Northwest .. 9e 166 1'16 259 ied by her niece Miss Annie bobbin ket was called on to absorb gener- Pusan’; Grove‘ 19 35 ‘a 40 '1 v v sllmmersme left yesterday roi- Sydney where ous Offerings 1mm mum who W Little York 1a p1 1:11 11s *‘ g _ Central lls 166 21s s11 they will attend the anniversary neared to feel the upward pace had Beam“! ' ' ' ' " 15o 71 97 9° a - 3 g1 Summerside celebration. been a little too rapid recently 31%.“? " :1: g 63 73 g 9 v 6 5 south We“ " M 98 m m Many ' -' ch ' ross 65 131 g V summerside Mr. Thomas K. Burhoe of Wcst- time at a loss ofmglgaolgrhflrxalglogrt; Mount Stewart 89 105 94 193 n E’ Z North last .. Bil 1'15 301 3M borc. Mas-... accompanied by his s point or so. Mild support was in PM“ ----- -- 60 1s 50 124 whimmcrosr 1e 0e es 11s 3 fl s""““°““1° niece Miss Julia. cicgston 011mm,- evidence later, new...“ and mm, Mvnlshen 50 as 15 104 Montague ($0.) es 11a pa 184 C "I South East .. co 94 121 1'13 ‘um.’ Mm’ “d Mm Huh Dmh Mme mugs closed bet,“ than their Fort Augustus 60 6B 05 90 LowerMontague 50 9B 7'1 133 Hupeuwolfe 108 151 1'16 219 I ..__ .__ .__ ___ brook and two children Hazel and laws-it. withsisil- scatterinl of plus J°m°°“““"°’ “° ‘a 15" 1°‘ “m” “mmr i" 9° 104 116 '37 to“ m“ 112 12s 4 m 9“ 1m m! Gordon. and Mr. William Gay, 5,11 signs in evidence. Iglerbert 11:50 l0i 64 Mllérray Harbor es . . . . . . .. 9 13B . of Waltham, Mass, motored to tn Some speclnltl 90 174 est . . . . . .. 45 113 51 1 —-———-—"~' ' Islland last Thursday‘; on a visit t: unscathed throuegsh ‘an’: 32%;’ WW1” Road s0 1s 10 o5 lhlilsh Bank 4a 1:4 10 18g reatives and frien . Wave. notabi ti; -- -_ i urray R2." " some o, m, {ms gnffrfg’ Totals 9B0l,322l.Bl21,442 South . 40 so es 1:11 §f§§f.‘..°"°“ 1:17 i5? I equities. These showed staying pow- Murray my“. _ mlersnya . . . . M as 7° we er from the opening gong ma and, 4T" DISTRICT QUEENS No _ .... 4e ss e2 1a Elierslie ea a2 110 14 S" ed even or moderately .11,“ m Glen William . 1a a: loo 11a Tyne Valley " 0a 140 10a 114 ' lg 11d 8Y8 most cases. 5 3 st. Mary's Rd. p1 s2 105 132 Victoria West“- ez as 138 112 wTglizcgzilsm Press average of v 5 " Totals E- m I; -— ‘I '-- -_- _._ ._._ {Tr o a n c e pom from ma- lzge; ggksegtgnbn g - E 1,211 g s40 1100 1212 147d ___ _ Lfllgxoll Mona-us The less was zdiriy a a rm lusrlticr KINGS 8RD msTawr ramcs (or. By Guardisrfs Special WI?) y riv e amo th in - a . MONTREAL, J 1 ao-Power - S l! p e r1 0 r8 trials, rails and utiliizligs Iflzkllléiulip i n. n i "" " sues took over til-Be, leadership of » ‘he Wmllilation. Turnover for the ' Q Q ,_ 3 5 the Montreal stock Exchange W3 ...-i day aggregated 1,631,030 sham‘ Pownal ... 42 l0i d5 13s 3 ‘ 3 Q , v v 3 day and climbed to higher levels Bclflud the clever hu-rlina of The day's big news came after PW“ E- 4e 11 1a 109 v " " with the other stocks following close "Wes" storey the Signallers de- the close of stock trading when u. Alwdlle ea 01 as 1s g ‘E ‘é behind. feated the - superiors Tuesday s. Steel revealed its second qusrt- °h°"'>' Vllley a1 p1 124 10s i a. z a Ignoring s. weak market in wail night 22 to s. The Blgrlgllepg um- er 105s oi’ 8782.493 and declared the yam” “we” ' 95 133 15° 145 P 1h fi ill Q street’ where pwm’ taking were m flitting their stride in the second expected ilo-cent dividend on the Gm“ View N. t4 01 11 1a ° action, followers hero dabbled heav- inning were never headed through preferred stock. Grand View s. 4s .11 40 04 Georgetown B” Gm’°"‘ 1g l” 1g” 1“ ily and at the filial bell gains had m, Wm, 'a:nQ_ 31-h, “perms Followers o; m, mm were em Caledonia 4a s4 0a 0a (East) 1a 94 12s 136 Arlington 55 i? m: i? a wide margin over losses. got two runs in the fourth inning wurazcd by the declaration of an °m°11l70ve .. '74 56 89 14 Georsetown gentlmfmigt 15" 44 170 63 n"? Outstanding up B. C. Power with and one in each of the sixth. extra dividend of25 cents by hlland Em” m“ 65 14 10 114 (West) 4c 02 s1 121 Em mt‘ B ' 100 0e 183 110 ‘i Rm °1 1 1'2 mm“ ‘° 2‘ 1'2 seventh and eighth. The Slgnali- Steel in addition to its regular so- Em“ East . . a1 a1 4s 4s Red House 40 e1 s4 aa 9mm)»; .33. " a; 64 91 ,5, while Canadian Northern Povrer q; “y, gm“- ylwhfl- “my mp- cent payment, goint Prim ‘t... 8B 0o 55 113 Annandnle .. . 35 il'1 54 153 Flalfengliglng 79 74 124 n6 touched n. new 1935 high of 21 i-2, port, Most of the recent favorites dip. elle River A 55 94 63 112 W00dvllle Mills 61 '18 1o 109 Indian Rivgr 19 a; 93 120 up 5-8 of a point. unsups: Cox Catcher; Btomy- P“ iruutlonaw 2 points or a little 3°11“ Riv" "B" as 0a a4 0e T-Wnchlnz as 11 5a 104 Princewwn at" Queb“ PW" ‘timed 3'4 °f “ pitcher; Mathieeon 1st base; Rig- mole. among them American Tam Wood Islands 42 127 55 17a Sturgeon". 63 78 33 n5 Royalty 101 m; m0 163 point at l4 3-4 while Shawinigan ors, 2nd base; Rattcnbuly, pd P110118 at 150 i-2. Bethlehem at ———-%__ __ Murray Harbor 5pm“; valley _ 53 9o 59 125 mounted 1-8 point to i6 5-8. Sub- bggg; Mageam mo" 5W9; Larger, as l-z. American _Can at 1,42. Al. Totals 850L131 1,127 1,535 (North) 43 49 56 75 ' ___ __ ___ _ Ject to profit taking for the past rtzht field: Johmwn. left 1191a. lied Chemical at 10o. International Cambridge so ea 1a as 11s 01010101450 hw- duys. Iyiiantreai Power mari- , w,“ mum; WW Harvegtgr ,1 51 3_4_ wesunghouse 5TH msrltlcr QUEENS Gflmereaux a1, 5s as s2 atsirto- hold steady with EiIl ad- ml, pitcher; Ennis. xii-st base: at c4 1-8 and u. s. Steel at 4s. -_ _._. 4m nisrltlcr ramcs v v1~ l-B mint at 30 7-8- Dowiing, 2nd base; Cuthnole, a ‘Totals 5G5 75d 7711,07! . .. clines,_were general inithe tex- Brd base; Jay, short stop; Peters, " A ... ' tile groupflin which section heavi- centre field: cauldron. right ileld. Hus ban d He d g 2 A ness m prevailed 1m" some time» F W? ’ é t 1sT nisrawr rltmcli 9 5 ,_ and was uiiderpmnlycinteviilenfi yfiester- ‘ _ - 15 y. calla o ons,w c yes- suu DHTUBuD DY an!“ 01‘ l 8 8 Death E ,_ A_ 5 l? a; itcrday fell to a new low for the "mus Q a a year, again slipped further to a (l- P- by Glllrdlsn’! Special Wire) w m V 5 L: a ‘g F”. a i gzcégilyvtvtazmhg; “e112 grgglllgs Lord Border, rliylieirn-ln-ordin- smroao, m. July ao-lu- w“ 1 w“ - 5° 3° l" l” " Traveller's mt as 14o 140 100 M pom w m 653mm‘ Celine” m to the Prince of Wales, says corder Lester Willard today m“. will‘: 11211:!!! 50 41 110 103 Kensinston “y”, “ 1-4 pbgm w g3 1.4 i is what happened when he was tlnued to Saturday e charge o; w.“ 2 w t . 46 4'1 19o 124 ‘ est, . . . . . 8'1 1B0 iiB 286 ._ tam” bv Officials o! watching t. sleeping Child. against Edward Hill, s1; w n, , “' - *5 3” 1“ l” c Kensinlwfl at...“ 1 “m, may... o, 1.....- auuemy‘ m. ma,“ w" “mu who u, chm“ "m, m“ m. - a mt . 11 5a 10s 1110 Nail Pond . s1 4o pa a0 m, _____ a4 157 104 20c . - wuq a we” 43 38 no T 3 M n3 aiming! fdrthl first six months of by the rou‘ d1 a car driven down wife. Burch. 51- mute-y. w“ a Em - 65 5, m {:2 Tm $1, a: fig 1g; 1:9, Nomi Bcdequc . fir: M m m, d,‘ M hm m em,“ “m, w‘ “"1" .. Th’ "°"‘"‘ " "m" '1' "c" Ward 4 Welt . .12 00 104 131 Peterville ....§I 1i s2 iii a1 mww“ "" " 411 4e :02 1o W" "h"! t!“ W" dWPWd 3'" "The child continued to sleep. Brunswick was found fatally in- Wm‘ 4 0e , oenterviile Easi- of s. Win91!’ 10- The 155W rewntli! said uni Herder. "silt its breath- lured in the cellar of their home. “m! wnnerspond ' 5° ” m m Qaflitfvll“ W's‘ M 1°“ m if}, had been strong. u,‘ mm ‘ ‘m, m‘ um d“ 1m, m . mum“ ‘ ..... .. as 40 141 10s Greenmount 1e e4 111 lsi New... as as 136 . ‘m me m.‘ m“ t 1o Calm Ward 4 Central St. Louis West . 25 12B 40 1B0 as '14 188 ill B P- 5" f Ibllhm to a shallow quicker rate; fractured skull. Hill was arrested Kinkora 1,,“ ‘dnnoed 14 pom‘ to ‘g 34 its haven-smooth. taco clouded over alter wllcl said they found nul- ‘h ----- -- 3° “ m 1“ 5”‘ “m” E's‘ ' 3° 5° °' l“ Swhm“ w 5‘ 12 ’ while Dominion Steel and COM "n" and it turned reltleasly on w its u» spot a ma: cf fire-wood with 3'1: ‘ mi.‘ ‘a "5 1°’ "9 “Yd?” a ‘if: I‘ ‘f Albml’ ” M 5:}; v44 oft i-s point to 4 5-8 its first aids anthem: to escape 1min hce- what they described as blood and w‘ ‘ “"3 3° i“ "5 "9 ‘m? Tm"; , a n 5, 1,3 BOW“ y-W u” 9° 1 {-14 change in several days. Imninion tile influence. .. hlllnlll hslrononccnd 0:11.311 m‘ “ m“ “m “‘ " "’ cape T!" Be - "1 “'1 1‘ ' C0,, "gum “u, . . gflnmm w; Alberton welt . as 121 s1 10o w t __ ill as 100 p , new 1m s: s ex "What! law happening to that claimed innocence, and declared Brook] n a 9o q; .33 137°" °‘ ' 7o 151 dividend and advanced 1-2 point at gm‘ h m 4n "um m, hi”. M, mm“ m, m“ wam...u...wz.‘é 1e e1 144 104 Emmy“ a m n m Tryon East 40 12:1 __ n. . Madame cine." downthestaira. . . . -‘-""‘ Tom ,1 9m hm,- . . - . 31-431mm you Campbelton 5i '76 J5 .25 10:5 i550 1620 225i s es were . B r . , ‘ 3 __ 5, m m m Bloomfield .. e1 11a 102 15B‘ bends us». - _» w.“ 5 we“ _ w 72 m, m, Oyster Creek .. 52 12o '11 15d n“ D1511“)? pgmc! " , _ . 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