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People ArePVell Pleas ed With Stand Taken

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lliulrl liourzlssai. who has offered llllnsi-li’ as Iililiqleiiilillll. candidate

‘fllflllllg l0 u illulll-fcsto which he dssllcd llerc today will, it elccted,

- (Canadian Press.) MONT LAUlllldlt. Que, Oct. 1i—

l l-illlullu. Que. ilollstitueiliay. ac-

STNIKENS NNN NlNNEFilNSlElNl IN

Seamen Drew the Fir-

First Japanese Bishop

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LOllflflllv-JFPHIIR White. Conserva- 4 tive.

i Conservative; A. E, McKlllnoll. Conservative.

Siriiiivan. K. C... ‘Conservative.

iiiiyrc, Liberals; G. l. ' f7». Ilibeml.

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(Canadian Press.) Loildoll-wiohn (falllert.

Labor: Medicine llat-»(i. M. Blackiilock Asslllbola. Sash»- Cllateu‘guuy—llun‘l‘lngi-liloil—tl, A.

W. lilac- Oogo, ii.

Stornlullt. Ont. - — A.

“““ ‘Wlllfllllllfi llll NllHK Nlll Nlll llll lllil

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es and Threatened the

ed British Surgeon,

by Their Minister

(Special to the Guardian) | iPAJiilS. Oct. ZL-"Phe Fflillfill do.

not take trwgicillly the ‘filiiu-rc to - . reach a. debt-st-ttlloumnt at Wash-l '

in-gtolr lbut they ilake t regretfully Wlrlic lt llzul ‘been expectcil tlllot ‘lbs te-rlns of scilllqluellt would ailxl tax burililns ‘to IFHIIIUJ, ibusiiniess leudem and Iliuli-kcrs as ‘well as lgovcl-iuuliul-t ofricliils ‘lulu ibollil-veil urn u-rrillrgc-lllellt ‘would inject starb- ility into the flseziil wltuuitlou. hero lllrd would ‘giro this Fl-elllirb yieoplc coirfldencc born of ‘kilowleillgc fill jusit where ‘tile-y stood in the inlat- tor. for witll ll. lilrgc flow-big dTlbN. the goviiilluiillirlnl. situluls _lll iaibsill- lite ‘need oi’ public (itilllfltlillltfi. Howevi-l" tile vllliul ‘placxd on the, nilw-s front‘ Wiliill-luigton Inst

Spain whic has had no cabinet.

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dictator Spain, who is preparing for the res- toration of civil administration in

Prime de Rivera.

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l . direct. his energies to tho accom-

tllc filllilwlllg: Thorough inventory of partial unil competent inquiry ill- to ocoilulnlc situation of country. repeal or readjustment of Brit-

lllllolll; iillicr things, of lilwerlilg

ill" Drive of sluplo articles. cou-

suinpiloll and lnzlclllilery used ill f‘, M o .0 s ‘p.

h, since his coup de etat.llirill ‘between cost of transportation from central "ll-lions to both sezlilorilcrs and re-

ier use of (lalludiiln ports.

lslllncllt. uliloillr, other tillngs of

(‘uliildirs Ililullclul situation, lili-

li preference, ria-lliljnstillcni of the

liolc. fiscal sysiciu wiill this vlcw i“

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lsic industries. thorough review

iii‘ whole system of transportation. . o1 t. H .. . lvivsrfloheil ‘the Premier of Wesit- dfllg into account lilo Westelu all." Ausmlzmfl’ pmlm Colman Mm

provinces are deprived of water Fuiilus. favoring exchange (,1 “w ilemlllllg the fnllnrctoafford police

. and lnilllufactulcd 1ir0ilucts .

all provinces, lowering

lproi-ally. and providing fol" bet

Bourussil also would keep (‘nil-

‘lrnliia. Oct/liner

‘M.

ilie til-cs. ilroppcd tile firebirrs and

cooling dill-Hill“)?! should

“Yorkcft-l’ today llrolu the

Captain and Officers of Ship.

FltEEMAiNTlfE, Western Aus- -i.--»-Oilir¢- " lllundreil in ‘Sfnriftl Africa ' "lllc i-utezilner Denloilooits, drew

luklng scallion

ii-oat‘. lied ‘the captain and odflccw

PfPlllilPT S. ill. ‘Bruce recenitly'

mteotion l‘- l‘ lihil Denied/ions. air-d sikillig for zl-n ‘assurance tilai. in- not be Wblflvtfid l/J ‘lawless ilril-srference.

torvooiv. (To 4.4m- Mai-ins Uliloil received a cable ‘stalking seamen

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. the ‘Canadian. National Railways

visiting in Europe. is the first. Japanese to be appointed to this high office in the

Anglican church.

New Canadian Na- tional Grievance Board

'_ (Canadian Press.) OTTAWA. Oct. 4—-Organlzotloll of a new board of adjustment of

which is to deal with individual grievances of clerical, station. Bbop. shed and other employees that cannot be otherwise adjusted. was completed at a meeting in Montreal this week. A. R. hlosher, President of the Canadian Brot- herhood oi’ Railroad Employees states. Four members of the board appointed by the management of railways are C. D. Turney, Gena. rel Mailagefs office. Toronto. H.

German Deleagatiolll

Says Its (‘opacity is Unlimited

LONDON. (bu, p.111... energy colilzlilli-il ill ilill‘ iiuilce of sugar would lii- i-noilgll lo produce. all» .oi' Sllillti-lipi-zlli-‘s 1ililys i1‘ 1| 1.1.1.1.] its \\':i lo :1 iirlliil gliii-li ils ivzls ‘his. sill-i Hi!‘ .~\l‘llilll' iii-lib i! iloted l

UFKPllll. riilil iillo (ll llls- ;;|-9;|[e.i;1

lllvili' zlull "'!l..‘ - -‘ ‘ " Hon. E. C. Drury, former Farmllrlnuurhh‘ 11$“.Alabnlrlllilumglgllicg;

Pffml" 09' Ontario. who Is a Pro-loll sliiilr-ni inliiu-i. qrcsslve candidate lfl North Simone‘

Sir Ariliul" vzliil: “We 0.1111101 ‘n9

In the fcderalelectio-is. .siiiiii-lii=i lwii- illllll\ Vilttl"; berm-c .!lii- inns! ilrllurzil Ill all illlnlalrup. iWlllW lllflilllil iii giro us coin-evil.

.\lliilll1-. lilo prcl"ilpaliv..,_ m‘ me we

Mount l*ll_lii_\'lll-iil of fond. ‘We u“;

F 0 I‘ lilo! uni!» i-i-iliiiu what our brain cell.» liri- nil. lull \\'.- do know they

-‘\*""l \"'l'.\' litllc to do the lleuvlegg uork \\l' llll‘ll\\' llllllll llli-ill. ldvcijv-

iriglrt ‘was shown in ltllo weaken- ‘lllg oil’ lbc franc on the local mar- kc-t the iloiiilr rising frolll 21.10 ibeforo the course opened ‘tliis auorlring to 21.60 this afternoon. 'lliils craft. did not oonle from ‘New York where the market opens inter ‘nor ll-ld ‘lit mule from lmlldon it l‘k?])1‘t,':4(!l1li.0(l Fr-clloil sulcs oi’ francs llml the drop was recorded despite llfortc of tillo government which iglrve buying orders for two lulllilioil dlOllttTfl ‘worth o_f francs ‘before the coilrsil- opened.

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Probably —HT‘ at a l l y

‘PATHS. Oct. li-Jlowiirlglit dls- n. appointment over the failure oi‘ Wounded -—- SecOnd L‘ Finance Minister (fulllcuux to

mHold-up in Omaha in 24 Hours.

come to an agreellieilt at. Washing- ton on the funding oi‘ fiance's debt to the United States is ming- led wiiil uncoucoaiod approval of M. Caillsuxs stand. refillilng what is Cllflflttbtefllfld here as "Lilo lll1- iionossarlly hard conditions" iiii- poiieil by the United States debt commission, lll the comment of the ldriluch press and the people as the Minister of Finance begins his llomewiiril journey. Tho illsuppollliment is tempered by a ccriulll relief that the lilti- lnute ilffei" ill‘ the French negotia- tors wlllcli. Paris exports cnlllenil. would have strulllcil Franco's rc- sources to the limit has been rc- jected. . ln the absence of Foreign Mill- lster Briuuil at mourns, Switzer- land. and Premier Palnleve at Nlilles. no official opinion is forth- coming on behalf of the French (lilvcriliilenl. in ilfflcial (iiPClBB it is explained that iio such expres- sion nun be made until M. Calllaux has laid the situation before the (‘ftliilldt (loulicll upnll his return to As ill tho previous robbery. a Paris. \l’l£'.gl‘() 1inrti-r was pressed into ser- Jvico null Wlllli‘ lllt) bandit lcvellcd u guu n! ills llciiil. ill‘ wen! down illnjlili- of passengers and collect- oil llicli‘ money’. Aflcr robbing llle passengers ill tbp nbsnlwiitlilu cur. the mun forced lilo portcr to accompany him lilrnuuli ilio lwo Pulillinus. ivhire‘ lllv mlsscllnclul were rollllcil ill tho Nilllll‘ lllilillltW‘, lil lilc ills! Pullman. illc mun ou- i-iululcri-d tlli- iluglllllil and orilcrcil

OMAHA, Nob” Oct. 4.—A Ont‘- man trilln rubbtry. the second with ill 24 hours. ended ill lilo probable fatal shooting iii‘ the participant all llt! illlglltild from the observation car of u Union Pacific passenger train as it was entering the city here tonight. \ .Afle.r holiliup; lip pussiugcrs in the two 1nlllluilils and lllc ilbservii» tinn tflitl‘ tllc. nlzin swung froill the platform and was fired upon by u special agent. llc was shot through the head and leg,

The man was ruslleil to a hospit- al in u. serious irolliliiiilll. Only a small ilillDlillt oi‘ nioury was taken from lilo pusscilgcrs.

llo ‘ls iicllcvcil lo lli- the. some ilcspilriiilo who rolibi-il passengers on a Missouri Pacific train here last night ilnil lsczlpeil.

ls Strengthened.

Tile general fcellilg is lilut ilio purliunlenlltry slluuiiilil of the Minister of Fiilililcn has been strollgtililneii by the ilcvelopineilts at Washington. Le 'l‘einps says that lliPN! is nil need to regret tllu American colli-

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nl-.--4G per word. net ouch i Insertion in his column. +¢o _______’____ _________ .. . . __ ‘MAID

WANTED. - A P P i. v Guardian Office. 4700-9-40

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ilii- lulrlvl‘ lo one sidc, willlc lilo llugiliuu ivzis forced to scorch tho ri-iiluiiliin. .. gers.

As llll‘ li‘ii'l slow! d (lll\\'|\ lllc ,lilil|l illllllllflll uuil was flrcd upon by llll‘ offici-r-i who llnil been noti- li<-.l oi’ llif‘ robbery.

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Rev. Dr. Rogers Pass-

i‘l;)l\l\i&i‘l:“:.t: incline izlthcl tllaii bring .1)“ "mm as ‘allows’: klluwlcilgement ill fact of Canad- ian bl-liugualism. guul money and postage ill public glppolutmcnts. _l‘le would ‘maintain rospilrt for constitution of lXtifi Ho would huvc no lillperiul (rom- illlttmelus ulllll ilblo cool judgment, and would cmillter-1 not rlniteil States penetration at same time. relations with the southern repub-

and would lluvo ac-

luclilillng bi-lin-

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llornlill limes en-

(Eiliuuililll people io make

‘niuintalnlilg friendly

Will Challenge Canadian. Ship

(Canadian Press.) GLOUCJCSTICII. Mttslt, Oct. 4-- Tlie Illlll0ll‘ States flsllerlnialiK-i race committee has voted uuuili- nlously to send a challenge to Hill- in}? for all international race this fa . This action followed the receipt of a letter early ill lust iveek from owners of the sclloililcr iloluililila saying that they wilrc randy to lllcet the Canadian vcsslzl either llcrc or off Halifax.

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Forty-Seven Cholera Deaths

hlANlLA. Oct. 4.-— Forty-seven residents of Manila and adjoining Provinces have died since Steptenl- bcr l7 from cholera- Oi’ this nllnlb- cr l0 ileutiis have occurred in _Man llu ill the last 24 hours and three have been reported ill adjoining Provluces- In the past fifteen days ‘.200 (511865 of cholera have been re- ported to the health service here.

S. S. Arctic Due I11 Quebec This Week

(Canadian Press.)

OTTAWA, Oct. »l—'l‘llo steam- ship Arctic under command Capt. Joseph Bcrnler. entered the ‘Strait. of Belle isle early Saturday morn- ing according to a wireless mes- sage received by the Northwest Territories Branch of the Depart- ment of interior. She is due ill Quebec this week.

in South Africa ‘to accept the fol-

(iOVlTilill rut (iovwrliiillcnt to Jloiil an inquiry? lduzuy-elgllt bcell ‘glVCll llliS 1o ‘reply ‘no llie pro- pcscil lcrllls. ii’ the Afilriile Workers‘ Unluil con- Iiuue.

coll fill: incl-J’

iron. ‘llllis (iiT-{llilllltllllfllt sanctioned

zrrtiitiude. ‘The strike is of Bnitisll

housework. ‘in snluly faintly. An P“ “M” l ‘""‘ " ‘° m “"“" cs Away Al. Hopewell

‘Lon St.

__,_____,___._.--_~-~ __._ WANTED-GENTLEMAN ROOM- .N|q\\' (‘.1,_.\51i;ii\\'. Oct. 4.»- Ofie.

(BILNNNFIRE AT llXHlRll

or. Apply 68 Croat (tool-go St. n1‘ till‘ iliiis! below-u uill-ilii-rterri of

10-2M3l. L110 (‘liiurciu Rev. llr. Aildenson R08" _ ______,_.___._ _ up... .....i-...-.1 nwny iii lilo quiet 0f FROOMS TO LET, 0R SUITE 0F the eivi ll-llflf‘ yi-slilrilzly ui. his home

rooms (furlllslieil or unfurnish- ed.) Central location. Fol‘ Dill“ ticulnrg apply at Gilurdlull Of~ 11¢... 527940-211. ‘WHEN RE-POTTING YOUR plants be sure and use Boiisrfl- its effect is marvellous. 176 Kent Shoat 5U70"9-22-tf

TJSE OUR HAMBURG STEAK- Tbe hot weather meal. Saunders. Nowsom t 00.. Market Bldg.

2674-7-23-0lnos

izooil ‘lilfilli-lls‘l‘l‘t‘i'lllly. illlil will‘! (“H.145 mm “|1i1|.il‘\\'\lill. ‘i-PPdtlllllPlYl. ill mlii-rilci-ii lliispliill. wlricli sccmril lii-illiflclill. lllllt rcconifly rile-Whi- illlll vi-sli-rilily ilils fine ‘mun finish- ed his cu-rlliily course anil W011i liOilLi- ‘to lie MXLRM‘.

‘Fill-re urns ill) illllhristcr in ‘fills Province more bclovoil ‘by all than l)r, ‘ROKGFR. ‘llo llllll ii lzrciit will- mul his imnro ‘than. ‘time? Venus of life was 900"‘! "l?" illnsii-r ‘whnlu ho so flall-thfully MY" vi d. i-u. doing iiiood.

Dr. lingers was born ltllii. Plclou County. ‘seventy four years ago. and "I09! and active life was HD0110 "l0 M“ native province. ‘Ills forefathers calms to iPioiou County on the

._-_-____-_-— ‘YOU WANT GOOD ENVILOPES Prices 50 for 20c. 1B0 for 35c. 250 (or 55c. 500 for $1.00. 1.000 i" 81.95. Postpaid. Guardian Office.

‘JOB PRINTING OF EVERY n ‘ deucflpuon’ chew], “d 8,9941. ‘ll-lope from Philadelphia and he

' . Guardiu maintained in his owrii life "the 632:3 Johulsiiiiotflry. Phone 133. finest traditions of the early plun-

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“Rlobiiildiood.

iii impi-iiw-ii. lii- llilil ‘iioi been l“ "

the splrltl

at ‘R0201?! of the rouml

ship e5 located ‘near the

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(Canadian Press) OXFORD JiUNPTION N. 8.. (ill. 4.» Tho C. N. R. roil.ll bruise. C. N’. It. locomotive numiber 6519. van and ash our. wero destroyed by fire which broke out hero about

score llillf lpflSf. five o'clock this after- uii- noon. Tlle i088 was placed of. lip-l‘.

‘wards Hf 330.000-

Fim which mar-ted on house. caused. ts believed

the roof

‘structure was

01 ‘iii... long l... fl. slptrrk from ii vassins aniline. ‘

fire tightens succeeded passenger coach- mnnd mouse.

‘The destroyed locomotive. Which was valued at 005.000 ‘was used 10 ‘haul ‘trains numbers 17 and‘ 1B between ‘ll-um and Baokiville.

Flour’?

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Volunteer in siwlng sc-versl

s. woode-al

"ls in iiilvisulrl. for the strikers

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iiiliflilll lilo lilcll lxuirlue ‘work; Oalpe mo" Tonga)” m er’ 08'1"", Ra" "l.i'l ‘Slh Ail" ' ' ' mmmm n ‘B: "Pggillhe llynrgefizl‘ _ Representatives nclnlilated by

ihnpartllsl

hours have

Macedonia; Killed Balkan Desperado as Act of Patriotism ‘

VIENNA. Oct, 4.——Mencla Carni- clu, a. Macedonian girl, who yester- day was sentenced lo eight your! mipriponmonf. for tho murder of 'l‘odor Panizzu, Slllll’ t0 have be" a Balkan desperado. today eoliapu ed lllto a comatose condition as the result of exhaustion brought on by llel" trial.

The girl. who is ill the lust stat;- es of-- consumption. durlus V9519?‘ day's court proceedings. 10y DPODP Lil on cushions straining every ilcrve to iluderstanil the develoll" "ilellts of the trial carried on in a iiiilgui» filreigii lo her.

So pitiful was the young defend-i unt's ciillilition that the prosecute!" himself pleaded with the judge t0 mete out the lightest possible sen- tence on tllc ilylilg prisoner. lie ileclareil ‘tiluj, hcr patriotism was largely responsible for the slaying of Puliizza. She said iihe consider-

“Tilie-ii nl-- ‘ii ill- Durban flTQ solid

iiil- r-s that the strike should ‘r/m-

"ltoply. giving us your absolute

.A rlpocial lllisiting of the Murine Willlicis’ UlllllOlh will lie llelil to de- cide wlletilier the terms cnibled from South Africa are‘ ‘saitlsfaciory or

tin-i strike irgiullnsit u. reduction ill lvalges, ibut itlle ‘sailor's and tllre- lllenis uniioil diclartnl that ll. ‘was lillotllidiial. and still imiainitalns this

sisanleil ill Australian and African waters.

Spaniards Take New Position

Special to the Guardiian) llllADRlllJ. Oct. 4.~-~<Apparenltiy ‘the

Spanish ihave cleared the Ajdir h

sect-ion of rebel‘ itrllheanlen. ‘The “l! lW-‘r act patriotic 000M185 i e

ru-iilluiigii-t official communication "cm" ‘V55 a "all"? m his ciixasgs- re

Counsel fol‘ Puuizzafis made the open charge in court tllfli the Tzaukoff government of Bul- gariu bud illfPtl hleilclil Cilrniclu. and others to rculove any one con- iloilieil \vl!li the late Stamboll coal- ulunist regime and (lectured that lonizza was the eighteenth Mace-

sald tile-re ivas znothinlg ‘new ‘to re- pcirt ‘in ‘the zone of ‘bastiiiiliies. it wa-s ‘ail-vlered that after cuptiurllrg Ajdlr iwlllicb had been the lllflfttl- lmartors of Aibdei-Kri-m the R-ltfiazi i-ord that niliilve and regular ‘troops lliiildi: a inilluule ilurpection of tihe Alhd region to ‘tile Gills River. Tllvy T111190 ‘l0 Tim’! irny enemy llonlan murdered rtcellily in con- mmes‘ T!” ‘SPWMMQ ‘wuhout "e‘ ‘let-lion with llulgarirrs political Sllilfllllfit’ llavc estflbllt-lhfll a 1insl-‘.|,n“hleq_ tioil on tllil ltocosn mountain. l i

séi Clocks Back

(Canadian Press.)

PARlS, Oct . b-Franco and‘ Great Britain simultaneously set. their clocks back one hour at mid- night last night.

Canadian Fish Day Oct. 28th.

(Canadian Press.)

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‘Sees Lloyd George Again Powerful

MONTREAL. Ocl. 4.—N9Vel‘. since the lull of the coalition g0‘!- lci-llnielit. have the political pros- Jpvcis of the Rt. lion, David Lloyd lfloerge been better tliilu they are ilt the present time. according to his private secretary during the fev crish war years. Philip Henry Kerr

___ . _ who is of the opinion that Britain's OTTAWA. Oct. 4 Cansiias nri (‘var Premier Wm exowlse a very

tlonal fish day. inaugurated lu _ 1916. will be celebrated this year xzslfgerabl“ influence h‘ m” “a”

on October 28.. Expectations. u stated the Department of Marine H“ ‘MEN “cit become Pffm" Minister." wen1 on lllr. Kerr. but

and ‘Fisheries today. are that it\

W111 be an even swam.- flucpggg if the strike and labor troubles 1111B yggr 111m. 1n gny 91mm,“ continue in England. his political $11.81;. influence will be very great indeed-

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Our Exports Should More Than Pay for Our Import-sand Interest and Divi- dends Outgoing

By w. iflwonsou

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Canada owes the outside world 85.200.000.000. which at 6% mtans that we must pny $312,000,000 every year

1n 1923 we imported 8801000000, which means that we 1P hail to pay altogether $l,l14.000.000. We exported 5931.000000- iwlililb means that we p111 ourselves at least 8l83.000.000 further in debt to the outillde world. lt ls really WOTDQ than that be- cause many mlnerttimbsr limits and pulp mills. etc. are owned by Americans and ‘others and therefore payments for such ex- ports do not come to "Canada and therefore should only in

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Morton. General Manager's office, MOMMB. W. A. Kirkpatrick, Sup- erintendent ot Transportation.

the employees are R. A. Mosller President and H. M. lNNRCLBBII. Secretary Canadian Brotherhood Railroad Employees both of Ot- tawa. C. H. Mluehln. ‘Calgary, and L. Preston. ‘Winnipeg. J. F. Atchison, Toronto. was appointed chairman. and A. R. Mosher, Ot- tawa, Vice-chairman. At tile expir- ation of six months Mr. Atchtsoil and Mr. Mosher will exchange of- flees.

Biggest Prohibition Campaign

(Canadian Press.) _ LONDON, Oct. 4—-The biggest prohibition campalgn- yet attempt- eil in Great Britain is about to be launched after many months of secret preparation. The Daily Milli says that the organizers of illc movement will not begin by advo- cating outright prohibition but a local option. The keynote of the campaign will be an appeal to the women of the country.

Harvesters 50-11080 0f Their Hard Earnings

REGINA. Soak" ‘Oct. 4.—~‘Su".'ir<nl- log Iinto the city when title‘ recent ‘snow put a chedk ‘in ‘harvest opera- iilionc. harvesters, rmosfly lflrom the east. bound all the old traips ‘spread

iiili- ill‘ llil l.." l -- -‘ -- . tcinidli" P7915») prillc. no! iif‘till-Hblifliilllliiyngitl? bu

BERLIN. Oct. 4——'I‘he German Q1" l]... mug..." “m... ‘Y0 I . f!‘ u ‘ delegation to the security coufer- 1., .1... ....,..,S. u“... n-ltuxld." Flam; ence left for Locarllo. Switzerland 1...... “m1 1... .1... “Hut, .\..“.U“m F the seat of the conference. lust \()|| "up; ,-.'._... .......,,...1d.' U hslnld) night. Discussion between the Al- 11... m-H"... m, {n.5,}... a jyiulfxll do lies and‘ (ierlllall statesmen are to _......1., w,“ u"... .,.,.'.,...W "...,.‘.“..’“,‘.',".1 begin Mmmfly‘ i-"llnil clldlll"n\lci-_ you mny (“Mange your liiulliis if _\'i11] 11.4510“; exercQe bu! ('(‘l‘l<'lllll_‘.' you ~,i~111 "m damage - lwlur brain. -

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