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F0liNll DEAD IN BATHRUUM -RF DREDGE

Captain Austin Cos- grove, Wellington, Victim of Tragic Ac- cident.

(C. P. By Guardisrrs Special Wire) PICTOU, N.S., Nov. 24.-Captain

Austin Cosgrove of the department of public works dredge No. 9 was scolded to death in the d|'edge’s bathroom late saturday night. A eorouer's jury empanelled by

Dr, M. B.. Young decided death was accidental after hearing evidence of night watchman Amos Connler of Summerside, P.E.I., and Bert Shep- ard of Cardigan, P.E.l., mate. Cwmier testified he heard steam

escaping in the bathroom and went to tum it off, only to find the door locked. lie broke it in with an

us int the steam prevented hhu be

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This scene of the 1932 invasion is ing re-enacted as Japanese troops

from entering the room. Buitfiing .N mlged |n Nor", Chun' when

to the boiler, he turned off the vuive and then entered the bathroom to`

find the Captain dead. ' rw

The steam valve, used to heat writer in the bathtub by being turn- ed on slightly. was on full, Cormier said, _and this was corroborated by the mate. The night watchman said. "with

that steam in there, nc man could live ha-lf a minute." captain Cosgrove was a resident of Wellington, P.E.I., and com- manded the dredge for the past five years. His widow, in Wellington, and a .son Aloysius, Summarside, P_E.I.. survive. Burial will be made at Wellington. ` »

ANNOUNCEMENTS

COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS. ETL

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"Bean Supper and Dance in Ions

Hall Wednesday, November 2’ltli.

L`317°'u'25'3\' Charles Murphy, s. political power

in ‘npldiy dwindling group of men who at

_ Sir

"Seven Mile Bay, tonight, Cards day'

"Whist and Dance in Orwell Hall 1 November 25th. Lunch served by S Women's Institute. L-3203-11-23-li.

and Dance. If not fine, then on

Tu _ _- Postmaster-Genera‘, he was ap- °5d“y L 3206 painted to the senate in ions and “Borden Line Club loading hogs, his '

iamm canes' Albany' wednemay' there since the King government N0v_ 37, 1,3210 camo buck to power.

"We are bu in live fowl dail M

Y Z yr

paying highest market prices. Is- this led eventually to his death. He

land Cold Storage Co., Ltd. L-1213. ls

“MacMillan Hotel, dance Mon-

25c. return. p_

' 'M' sisters died some `,cars ago. ML __ ° I The funeral will be held Wed- u°,f°“ Wm “me” i'° Lum °l her ncsday at 9.45 a. m. at Bt. 'I"l‘ler2sa ’“`~5 in the P-E-L H°5P“°1- church, ottawa with interment at *l Notre Dame Oemrtery.

Senator Muzphy's life was spent

The many friends of Mrs. Aban

"Avondale, Nov. 22, 1935, last and

best dance of season. C. M. B. A. Hall, Vernon River, Tuesday, Nov. B 26. Admission 25c. L-3205

iii

"We will be taking poultry, live he

and dressed orf Wednesday after- noon, November 21th at Crspaud. The Wood Co. L-3202-ii-25-Zi.

‘°Cireenva‘e Womcn‘s Institute'

Chicken Supper at home of Barns- l¢v Wonnacott, Wednesday, Nov. 27. Yi stormy come Friday.

"Buying poultry at Ivan Bi-cwn's,

"Cry day. Geo. A. Webster. gn

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L-318°-11-23-2| ited states.

Numerous traffic accidents, most-

"Bee a Ready Made Family DN' ry sented by Baptist Young People of od

Won. Cape Traverse Hell, Tues- cut” mihwwm n

dw, November zetn, e P. ss.

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SE N A T ll R MURPHYRIES

Murphy of the Ottawa Improve- ment Commission; John Murphy,

dsl’ night, novelties. Closed-in an transfer leaves Old Spain, 8 o'clock. Railways and canals and Edward

uildings. He was bom in Ottawa, eclucatzd here and practised larw

, Heavy Snowfall

In

NEW YORK, Nov, 24-The sea-

°"“°“- Uh 'I`U¢6<lB¥» NOV. 23th till son's first heavy snowfall tonight 1 D- m., also buying at Kensington My

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is expected they will be held in

eadiness to enforce the declaration

an autonomous north China state

similar to that set up in Manchurla. It had been the date planned by .lapa-

(Associated Press by Guardian's Special Wire)

PEIPING, Nov. 24-Autonomy was proclaimed tonight for u large tor of Northem China in a sudden coup by Yin Ju-Kong, administra- commiarlcner of the demtlitarised lone. Yin, who is on the friendliest terms with the Japanese military, an-

nounced, the Bongo (Japanese) News Agency reported, that the new

was rumored lhat November 16

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0fI'I‘AWA, Nov. '24 - Senator

Canada for 25 years, one of the

around the council table with Wilfrid Laurier, died here to-

He was 72.

A former :ccretcry of state and

ceatli ceaies the first vacancy

Senator Murphy broke a leg lust ay on a trip to New York and

survived by three brothers, P. H

engineer of the Department of

Murphy, all of Ottawa. Two

the shadow of the Parliament

re for years,

Eastem U. S.

from one to five inches of ice. and slush in the Eastem Un-

of a minor nature, were report- as automobiles skidded over ice-

overnment would cali itself the ‘East liopeii Anti Communist Aulouo ous Council’ and would control Z5 counties ln Hopei Province which are militarimed under the Taugku Truce ef 1933 and subsequent agree

ments.

min

nese mliitarlsts for the "declaration of independence." Foreign office opposition forced a ,post,ponement, and now infantry, cavalry, artillery. and tank unite massed along the

Mukden-Tientsln R ai l w a y a.rei

awaiting orders. These orders will probably mark the birth of a new nation in north China.

Tungchow Chosen Capital

His proclamation said the new

government would be inaugurated Monday with Turigehow, 30 miles east of Pelping, as the capital.

Yln's proclamation pledged his

,government to recognize the sov- ereignty of Nnril-ring, but it warned it would allow no interference with local affairs.

It also announced the councll‘s

intention of taking over super- vision of national revenues from railways, mines, posts and tele- graphs and said special law courts would bc established.

Ehcecutive control will be vested

in a committee cfnlne headed by Yin, who also will personally sup- ervise fcreign relations and mil- itary affairs.

Other branches of the govern-

merit will include administrative and educational planning and in- dustrial and secretarial depart- ment.

Assails Nationslists

Yin’s declaration assalled the

Kuomlntang <Chinese Nationalist Party) and declared the cooper- ation cf North China, Japan and Manrhoukuo to be essential to the well-being of the Northern peo-

ple.

It_was widely believed Yln's

proclamation was a forerunner to similar action by Sung Chen- Yuun, the Hopel-Chahar overlord, although the response of other North China leaders was uncer- tain in view of the Nanking dec- laration of central government cp- positlon to the autonomy move-_ ment.

However, Japanese troops are

massed along the Great Wall cf China and stand ready to block any effort by Nanklng forces to enter the area affected by the proclamation.

Meanwhile leading educatlonists

of this educational centre issued a. stinging manifesto urging the Central Government to "use the energies of the entire nation to maintain the territorial and ad-

tstretive integrity of China.”

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"WhiSt and Dance! Fortune Heil Wednesday, November 27th. Round “iii Square Dancing. Admission Zoo. U llormy come Friday.

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llbane Wednesday foreuoou until train time. Please notify local sec- retaries if intending to bring stock.

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"Hot markets were fluctuating 'mm "NW to strong and vioa-vase “fins int ami: md prospects roi-

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"“°°\‘t¢\nty."3I‘iis natural tendency *midi stratum prion im mn °°\*\¢whnto\iriuiee suerusitar Tie to maintain e prion -lav- ' M" _ con ‘vaed demand '» 'ill little _:limi ent. 'midl- ""“*‘i' _ chin- .mm .wi

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Armed Uprising Raging

Four B

P. By Glardlllfl B 'itll

sing seemingly led by non-com cried olicers of the army is ing in four states in northeast

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ern lrsxil,dimotficial reports to this tal ui tonilh _

Nilliiformed observers laid the io- Captain Fiinto Mueller, chief cf

t, if unchecked, might concetv- police of Rio de Janeiro, said the y develop into a looil»llst--anti- uprising in Natal was “Commun-

Imperialist movsiéieut. Bax: wore isti;‘r_;i;‘clmt;i!st it appeared to be euweoeldmobe evolopmon Wold un _ .

brace the eatin nation. Troops were held here in readi-

'mg more persistent reports eau- -uses, and armed soiiderrgusrded

Vol

j tn. eisoi-dm in the prim or me central nie do ni-un rain-one Grande do Norte and llliion and the banking quarter.

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that shooting had broken out in the streets of Natal and Recife but authorities minimized the re- ports, saying the situation was im- dor control.

Censorship on outgoing dispatch

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of embarrassment, as Lord Tweeds- muir heard these words of welcome echoed by amplifiers through the clty‘s Hall of Honor as he stood with Lady Tweedsmuir before a red-:anopied dais.

.unfolded as the Mayor paid hom- age tc the representative of the King who always would find French-Canada “the claszic land of loyalty."

enough for us to salute you in the living symbol of an eminently ven- erable and emlnentl venerated

cuiigriiti

Preparations Under-

way F o r Coming

_ Dominion - Provin-

cial Conference.

(C.P. By Guardlllfl Speck! Win)

0'I'I‘AWA, Nov. 24-Quiet pre-

veiled on the surface of govern- mental cctivitlm during the past week in marked contrast to the _swift sequence of major develop- ments which featured the first three weeks of the new adminis- tration. Since the publication last Monday of the Canada-United States Reciprocal Trade Agreement, and the extension a few days later of the Canada.-New Zealand Trade Agreement, there have been no tm- pcrtlmt announcements. ‘

Prime Minister Mackenzie King,

vacationing at Georgia seaside re- sort, was expected to return the latter part of this week. After a campaign which lasted _nearly two months, the work of forming a government and of completing a number of important negotiations, Mr, King was in need of rest and recuperation when he left for Georgia s. week ago.

On Holiday

Former Prime Minister Bennett,

Grant Liner

LONDON, Nov. 24.-Officials of

the Cunard-White Star Line an- nounced today that Sir Edgar Brit- ten, commander of the Berengaria, has been appointed to the command of the giant li.ner Queen Mary

next spring.

mander since 1913, he was knighted last year. _

FEARS HELD

Bayfield friends alarmed when

ed somewhere nlrsg tlfe shcflered

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Them was a sli ht smile almost

All Queb;c's colorful history was

“But, Your Excellency, it is not

A T°. C°'"'."“"°' RUEBEC VUTERS

MONTREAL, Nov. 24.-There is a

French proverb which says "La nuit portc consell"-the night brings 1 counsel. Candidates up for election irt"a:°“i rar..

_ °°"*" a e as ri g w ring the

Left N. B. Port For kind of counsel to voters which will

Murray I'I2l1°bG1` Sat- respective parties.

A l 11.' th 1 ' ' ’ '

m.day_ lmllzmeuse argl Zllhgngcgliy gint mittee approved the Dian in principle.

poses the campaign is ended. Last

Anxiety was expressed here last minute appeals were made during U

glgnltc for twin I Ilslicginbcn, Alfrgd the weekend, for the most part by

au ner an van s orn w I' t t f th th t l - _ left Bayfield. N. B., 'in it e small eli?su~I='rl;liiEer? Taiascheligielllarhl/lni‘irai'rlle 1° "My W°"ld be declared by ‘he Umtcd states' They “ld "W °°““"'7 open motorboat Saturday for Duplessls, Conservative leader, and Murray Harbor. P. E. I. Mounted Paul Gouin, head of the Action Lib-

Police in Charlottetown were ask- vrzilc Nationale group of insurgent b“5“d°" R"-5511 fully BPDFUWNI 0! the M3!-'"2 S3“°1i°l’lS “KI-hilt lilly-

cd to aid in a search for them by Liberals.

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..‘i‘i..E§t“.i.:”z‘;z 2:; :r..:':.“§;.::;‘ Libefil Party Faces the Cunard Line in 1961. A com- J 0 I 11 t 0pp0Sltl0Il

From Conservatives And Action Liberale Nationale.

(C~ P- By Guardlasvs Special Wire)

be favorable to them and their

The polls open at nine o'clcck

the two failed to reach their des- and close at six. If continued tn- government claimed its southem tination. Faulkner' and Osborne tercst evinced in the campaign is forces had driven Italy’s troops carried fishing gear and a motor any criterion a record vote will be out of Gcrrahei. The fleeing It- cycle in their small craft. Police C9»Si- I11diCHti0l1S Ere the WOHi-hcl' aliens left many of their dead, the, expressed belief the two ned rand- will be fav°rsb1e- reports said,

shore as choppy seas would pre- Joint 0llP°Siii°l\ ,go vent them from continuing to While the Conservatives and the ca Murray Ha;-bm-_ A.L.N_ faction are retaining their norm of Gm.mhe|_ A ywuters re- .- ‘ _ entities in the campaign. they con

stitute a. joint opposition against gui Bggnxalgtmés auf? Egutnllugi

, _ - the Liberal party, If they are suc- rm of Gorrahei also WEN re__ | I I

' ~= - "- 1-- - cessful at the polls the announced ltlgke ’

` , agreement between them is that n' _

Mr Duplessis will become Premier Rome omcmuy mmmmced how.

G0 _ While ME- G°“m Wm °h°°5° m°5i7 ever, that Italy now controls all

of the Cabinet ministers Premier Tascliereau is the dean ogaden pmvmoe' '

ri of the Quebec Legislature, having It li DH B k

» been returned cntln usl f a ans ve" M

Lord And Lady Tweedsmuir Capture Hearts Mommorency ,,f,c,,_‘§'§,,,,_y Mf mms AB Nov 24_The

Duplessis was first elected for Three ’ '

Of Fr n h . 3 ' _ Ethiopian Government announced

e c can dmns IS Honoured 11255” _in W? chosencgarty today its armies had driven the

er in s or Mr. uin

° ° ° - . Italian troops south from the city

By MCGIH University' ""5 is-his "°""°al baptism' H” ‘S or Gorrnnei_ The ilecin Itaudns,

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-"_”"' , l;_'h‘;B'I;_‘;l:J?,1:.'§i\I,“,a11{:§c;-222,10” against the announcement continued, left

(By D. E. Burrltt, Canadian Pleas Staff Writer) ' many of their dead.

(C. P. By Guardians Special Wire) The Ethiopian army is sweeping

MONTREAL, Nov. 24-Baron Tweedsmuir left Montreal today, ns- sketches of PN-tl” the invaders backwards since

sux-rd cf it place in thc heart of French-Canada whose pwnlc. in U10 Following are timmbnau de5c,.1p_ Halle Selassle's visit to the front,

words ci' Mayor Cuncllllen Houde, "arg profoundly gatefui to His Majesty mms of the pm-ty pragfm-ms; mb. U16 0ffiClH1 Sifliffelilefli Said-

for culling to govern this country a man who, in Rideau Hail, consti- eral: Enactment of a.n old age pen-

tutes the most magnificent of examples." sion law; strict enforcement of soc- P°°"P°“°"'°“‘ s°“5ht

Brit it was not ul Governor-General alone that Lord Tweodsmuir ial le§lSlB»il0I1 Hlrelldy on the Statu-

wns iveleomed to Montreal tin-earn its Frendti-canadian amor, seii'-se- tes and n pledge to imburden mun- PARIS- N°"' ?_4“‘A-P”-1"' scribed ns interpreter for the people of the province and "more particu- i¢lPB-lil-les Of relief Contributions if f°"m°_d Sources Said mmght Great any ii.. r.....r..¢~....-.n...._» i2°.§§m’“‘°“.S°”e§§,§'“,g 1-= vin-r ggggggegiegt ,§f““~§,,,§;°§3;d s§;g1<

Ht- was received also as a mon to whom high rank has rome “not as We €llU_ Y W G DNV 1100 `

is simple trick ci' fortune but one who has conquered it slowly and sure- in mi? entire C°5l5 Of relief- mms wmmlttee meffing at Gem

. _ Conservative-A. L. N.: Rctreneh- eva- beciiu-Si'-` °f the SEUUUS 00"'

ly .by virtue of intellect and by the, strength or cbaract.r_ one who in` mem of expenditures through me sequences., which M, on embargo countless domains has guen priceless services to his country, ‘merging of several government de_ against Italy migm (ring to the

partmcnts and the conversion of the P6806 Of E\11‘0IJ€- I ` Quebec Legislative council into an These Sources Said the decision; You Loovt B‘°l°“1 ' economic advisory committee; old resulted from conversations today age pensions which the Conserva- birtween P!`€mi€r LSVHI and Sir tives claim to have demanded for George Russel Clerk. the British years: creation of an official organ Ambassador, ln which M. Laval patterned after Hansard to record repeatecl the warning of Vittorio pmreedings in the Legislative ss- Cenutl. the Italian Ambassadcm sembly and a permanent colonlza- that such an embargo might mean 1

tion plan. war. "

League Sanctions Committee May Postpone Meeting

-_uni

Were To Meet Friday To Con- sider Adding Oil, Coal fs’ Iron To The Embarg0l._i_s_t Against Italy.

_ (C. P. By Guardian’s Special Wire)

Britain and France were reliably understoodlast night

to have decided to recommend postponement of a meet- ing of the League of Nations’ szlnctions committee sched- uled for next Friday, which was to have considered adding oil, coal and iron to the list of kcy products in the embargo against Italy. '

The move led to the hope in Geneva that peace nego-

iations between Italy and Ethiopia may bear fruit soon.

The decision on postponement was reported reached in

Paris at a meeting betwen Premier' Laval and British Am- bassador Sir George Clerk. Canada proposed the addition of oil, coal and iron to the embargo and the sanctions com-

Premler Mussolini awarding to Paris newspapers, said imposition

f an ell embargo would lead to war.

Italians did not believe an actual embargo against shipmentso! oil

might be able to carry on for a year with available oil suppltel.

Soviet Foreign Commissar Litvinoff in Moscow told the If.a.lis.n Am-

At Addis sbnba, the Etidopinn =`*?~`;“+`;`:'-Ti:

R30 GALLUNS UF RUM SEIZER

Dispatches -rea/ching Harar said me of Ras Naslbu's men had re- ptured Gabre Darrc, 12 miles

Trurklonds nf rum kcgs wen

brought into Charlottetown Sat- urday as Royal Canadian Mann.. ted Police completed it seizure of 930 iralions, found in a bam at Trurczllc. Lifting up the firm; boards Corporal Leo Bradley and Constables Shaw, Morrk and .Inv _discovered two caches containing 186 five gallon kega. lt_\vns the third largegyliqqop seizure made in the Provincq The rum was valued at $4,000 _ at the Shiivs side, but duties and taxes would bring the value tc $11000. No arrests have been m.1dr._ The liquor was taken tg the (’ity and stored at the Cue-

toms' warehouse. _ Li*

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Except in three seats where Lib- Premier, however. as saying lief »_.j,;<j"=`»f§"

erals have been returned. two by ac- would vote for the cmbarfxo at 1" ~

clamation the other due to the iii- .-_-

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authority-among the more person- al attributes which claim our es- teem and cur affection, you will certainly not resent our mentioning that one which, you yourself prob- ably prize most highly. that of be- ing a son oi Scotland. For, to touch the Freric-h-Canadian heart, if once again I may speak especially in the name of my own people, Wu can find no surer way than to be Bect- tish. We can never forget that a fourfold friendship knit your gen- erous land to the_ land of our fathers."

liven now, Mayor Houde contin-

ued, only s ccbbie-stone mad sep- arated the Govemor-General from "the moot precious relic nme£:J'\g to us of a regime which is gone but never forgotten."

It was the squat, white-walled

Chateau de namesey, which-mon than two centuries ego was the home of claude do Romney. "su- other son of Scotland who csrae to New France as governor in the name of Louis XIV!

Cheers and applause died quickly

as the Governor-General hesi- tantly began his brief reply. Feel- ingly he exprurea his gratitude and that of Lady Tweedsmuir. Then, in Bench, he quoted Air Wilfrid IAurier's words of N years

when the great statesman said

EE: dominating thought of his life

had bom ,I “hlfllohial the dif-

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BARON TWEEDSMUIR

REill|EST FLAGS BEELRRN AT HALF-MAST

Ottawa. Ont.

Col. The Hon. G. D. Denlois.

Lieutenant Governor of Prince

Uward Island:

Kindly communicate to Your

Ministers the following telegram re- ceived by His Excellency the Gov- ernoi' General -from the Lord Cham- berlain "for Your meelleneys in- formation inn by uis Kings com- mand wiii _be flown at half mast on government buildings in Great Bri- tain on Monday twenty fifth instant for funeral of lari Jellicoe-"

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(A. P. By Guardiurs Special Wlrc) .uid iiinxlmuni tenipcr:itures;_

RIO DE JANEIRU, Nov. 24-The Brazilian government, it vias ni- l)ri'.'\':;oii _ . . . ...

ficially annotuiced late tonight, has ordered troops, naval units nndl Akla\-il: ... army planes ru-ihcd to the northeastern part of the nation to suppress a ` iirlinoiitoii

I revolt assrrtedly aided by Communists. ffilfillllllfeltl ».. .. ..

o;onzo

BERLIN, Nov. 24-Authoritative sources today insisted the recur-, Kingston ~-- -~-~

rent Paris reports of is preliminary understanding between France, Brit- § OWN” -~ ~ -- ~~ aiu. and Gcnnanv regarding a Franco-German arms pact have not of-, ficially reached Berlin. They conceded, however. the NWN! 'MY l‘n\'\‘- fl i

foundation in truth.

(/OR!-U, Greece, Nov 24-George Il, agahi King of Greece, was cn

his native soil tonight for the first time in 11 yearn, on a triumphal voy- age back to Athens to rcascend the throne.

Acclaimed by cheering thousands, the King landed from Brindlfi on

this Greek islsml. He was called buck te Greece from his London exile after the Il year old republic had been abolished in n political coup by General George Koudylia.

i}lJRl-IN, Nov. 24-Official silence tonight guarded the reported

selzurr of four bstrlies of documents and the arrest or a Catholic prlestn closely conneei'cd_wiih the Bishop of Beriln. I

Catholic sources ir-eluted thc raid had been made Friday on the

private rooms of Prelate Banach and that both Banasch and an asslst~ ant were arrested. However, the secret police and the Pmpaganda Min- istry refused to admit it

GENEVA, Nov. M-A semi-official l'°l|°l't thlt Great Britain and

France had agreed to recommend postponement of Fridays League of Nations sanctions committee to discuss an oil embargo against Italy stirred Geneva tcnlxlit.

One reaction to the news that Britain, which heretofore has been

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east in north winds; fair and cold.

Maritime East: Strong north-

cast winds; probably gales off Cape Brcion; partly cloudy slid cold.

High tide this morning at 10.80

and tonight at 0.46.

Sim sets this afternoon at 4.24 and rises tomorrow morning at 7.11.

New moon Monday, Nov. 25, 9.35

p. m.

Sununcrside tide eighteen min-

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