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clean,

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l. mi Illiql 1o eIuov c owlo err‘.- WUQSIUNGTQN, NOV. 8. —Sqn- ator Mdflorlnlclt (Illinois). Chili!" man of the Republican Senawrill Campaign Committee will have tomorrow for Lhiropa to visit his mother and to study 61101101111‘! conditions in Great Britain, France, Germany and Holy, partimilarlyin lcintion to the question of Ameri- can coliabomildn in the economic , rehabiiitatlo no! lihiropa. - ‘Senator McCormick will 8o first to Paris, and proceed from there tmfiouthern France, where he

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‘ --——r- BERLIN, Nov. ilelvepa, continue to iluoro the ermine“ wedding. Otherawonly print a tew details of the pro- gramme lu $02M? Obilflllk‘! 0011181‘ of their Sunday editions. The Lo- knl Anleigcr. once the el-Knilpne organ, pleads for sympathy with the “louemnic man nFDnofiijJiitc-e the rulcr or the; German Father- land. who now ‘longlngly nlirqtohos

happinesq at the side 6f a "lady

out his anus {or a new and Ilienti

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who has beco e dear to hi: heart." Another equally fanatic and iiionuroliist ,. Jirpaper, the Greitowaliler Zcltung, bluntly as‘ sorts that the cit-Kaiser's former» ndhercntis ‘receive n severe shock ‘by this marriage and idpntiflcsi itself-With the folliifiiiiit unto qlin-l led front Frau van Hanson's hooiri _ ‘ _ - ., , . ,_ _ Al v q n i ' - i313,‘ ,,§"';,,,',;;‘~,;;,"5,{,>°§§;',-_ w: , . Day. We are prepared every day to give youegood value liiin die a natural detith. lLei us‘ - ‘ ' hope that his life, upon which the

will loin his mother, whohas been in Europe tor some tiein. He c: peers to return. before Christmas

ill Canada May Become Billie Dry

(Special ta The Guardian.) (YFTJUVA. NOV. 9.-—<There is n prospect. that all oi’ tiie"dry"pro- vinreil cf Canada will become . , _, eyes ot’ the whole world are con-

I. . . ' _ ,tirlft iiito ptlsscs that will rob it. liquors, bit b_\ their enmri by mo, M P‘; trash Mm" T" l“ ‘m. p port houses apart from bPB\\'t‘.i'8',thqt"thP grpamnsé {hulls Q6; pt; and clistillerll. Saskatchewan. has] lakhed, ‘ft I h 3 ‘K (“ken m” Mad by inflating ‘ha-tor will got life iiegtrzyeii (Ilflilwllflillll . . , - ~ l n . ullicndlneut to the act passed tu me mature hmmv Wm preservn‘ lgislagtnticiilxg, (igwpggfilnligak g‘ oi‘ him, nllly not he ilmull and ,pn-; that act the ‘operation. of exllortiwqnhy or hi“ anpmwrs‘ God gtmni house's in that hroviuce be. Sblrfilfzlqsthlx-ial‘ " km“ “ml 55mm)‘ Nrlh Th“ xwqutat Wm he compnmi "Phi-bro is n ruliior that \Vl1il*ill’i‘

"f. l’, 1 . . ‘ “l "'°‘."P“ accorfuj‘; m m of‘ ilflfi nppliell to the heads of the’ ficitll intimation today .1! 11,9 l). ,E,,,en,,. yglpnnle t . . llhrlmfilgt r~f Justice. Darmisqg: mr ‘Zliswgiigxgt itiifill‘):

A _ _ , t ~ 1- ‘ ' - ~

Inn‘ a” 5N5?" ti“ hma| round lilR world. J-lis oldest‘ ‘T, "mphmnce A“ M“ “m'““'< friend-i 'li'o horrified at the idea‘ in Ii sut- at way us to increase ' ' ' ‘ m" unwary‘), M the provmces m {tearing lllfivi. in ‘the far away Conn.‘ crlrryitig out effectively w)’ mt‘ wloiifldhlkonvlilsiiielton toiiliiis" pa]?! vl-ivmlum in favor o! prohlbiililrri, ' l _ l, as Y ‘rht- zl-mondnirlit sets forth that "ould.gx_l_.ll..<,¢___cllcug curmfiuy’ i "Mn the receipt by the iSecreu-ry‘

. 5 - T '_ i oi State of an ol-cler-in-cmincll tii'_ DETRO” [Dc 0R MISSING the iwvernment of any province

ssconn rm: IN FIVE vents in which the importation hy the

. _ u-ri" _ T71- - .. pufiilli: 0t liquors is prollilliieii re. m5, thfigli: gvrgv ,.ga,._,FOl'1)rthJen::,L.i "firlggaiemhi," ‘hmil ll. Antler-son, all, hue (llf-ifl-DPQIIYIJIH‘

‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ r“ 9 "m" ' from homo 1nd his relatives te- " u .~ . ' ‘ . ~- c --" “git dieilfiarléhxglhif; gxwfigihe is lvzlntlering mbotlt the colln-i m, ' ‘ p ' a 1U’. n. victim 01' lllllllfiisiil. ‘ ‘ .. _Dl'. Aildrrsolt loft iIOIIiL‘ lust; UOGUS LIQUO-R‘ —SLEU'T""HS l“ Ulillffhdlly Willi 50!) in his pihzk;

lots. ilo ivlis $(:>"ll llltcr at the lil-' REAFHARVEST m OTTAWA zerurblm sltatioil. Since then Mrs‘

Anderson litls not liclrli from llinl.i Iii 1917 the pliyaicilin disappearf d for tlirco month's. ‘Preatmentln il. ilfifipltfi! resulted in complete r02 it was believed, " i

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HOTEL ARRIVALS;

VICTORIA HOTEL i

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"To commemorate this daywe oderiiigja iipacial list of ‘Bargains. It will pity you tobuyihereoitfidiltilflilce

HEAR THESE BRUNSWICK RECORDS

DOUBLE “Omy 75c

i in every Department of the Big Store because our large But on this special occasion we feel it our duty to give even

‘I turnover 0r volume of business allows us ‘to do it. SIDE

Full line of the famous lrunswick Phonographs on sizzle here. BEER & WEEKS

better value for one day t0 celebrate Armistice’ Day.

N0 News Spreads Faster than tile whereabouts of Real Values. We’re Giving the Valiies---We’re (letting the Business

DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT

100 _yda., wide all wool Serge, navy and black $2.00 for $1.00

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OOU-OOOQ-§Q-OOQOOQOQQOQOOVOQO-O-OOQOQOOOOOOQOOOOOQOC"Q:

High Priced Peits

Reduce

A‘ '11.! ___

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Prepare your foxes for the pcliing season.

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STAPLE DEPT. COTTONS, ETC.

300 yds. PrintCottcn, 22c for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..i8c

meat and increase Ccd-liver-oil for biscuit. This will

QIVE; your vigorous foxes with glossy pelts bringing highest

PFXCCS. -

imperial Biscuit Co, Lid.

Charlottetown

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20 doz. Ladies’ ail wool Cashmere Hose, $1.25 for. . $1.00 500 yds. 36in. Colored Cretonne, 35c for . . . . . . . . . . . . ..25c

____ 30 doz. fine Heather Hose, all shades, $1.50 for . . . . ..$1.00 200 yds. 36in. Coloredwrrlppcrette, Half Price. O'I'I‘A\\'.~L. Nov. ill-Begins liq- "i" illflilectors, opvrnting on the e Ottawa. Electric Street R:liln':l_i' line, on Saturday night, arrested Coven. {our "hiplcari-iers," according ioi " Eufornluition available hero tonight

OO-OO§OQO400-OQ-O-OQ4—OO-OOOO§OFQ

75 doz. Ladies (Stnnfieidui Underwear, special ...85c each 500 yds. Tan Stripe Shirting, 45c for . . . . . . . . . . . . ..25¢

600 yds. all wool black Hose Web for Children's Stockings. 500 yds. Unbleached Cotton, special .. ....‘ . . . . . . . .7:

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$000b0O06$000000OOOOCOOOQOOOOOOOOOOO§OUQF§§OO§§§§

Prices low. aoo yds. Unbleached Cotton, 13¢ m- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49,

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300 yds.-40in. Unbleached Cotton, 20c for . . . . .J . . . . . . .14:

f z z s 4 3

HE. R. BROW

14s Richmond Street Charlottetown

I Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest rate. Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis

Good Stong Stock Companies.

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———-—-£O3———i— "Are you fond of chicken, Air i-‘lipp?’ "Both kinds, niailuirv-ille ltindi that's lrilled lo di-ess and the kind! itiinfs dressed to kill.“ i

50 daz. heavy Wool Hose, black and ‘brown . . . . ..50c pair

400 lbs. Ii-ply Yarn for Sweaters, latest shades, Price per

- _ p. 4§§~P§4 O-OO-OOQ 0Q O-QQO 0O O4-O

200 yds. Honeycomb Toweillng for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..'9c

large skein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..25c Many other specials in all the departments.

SPECIALS IN GENT’S FURNISH- INGS DEPARTMENT

Men's Sweater Colts, special . . . . . . . . . . ..$2.B9 and $1.89

Another lot of Red Rose Yarn arrived. Prlce....15c a ball

SPECIALS FROM MEN’S WORK- ING. DEPARTMENT r

25 doa. Overalls, worth up to $1.50 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00

eooooowaoaoo 0040 00040

Men's Pullover Sweaters, special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “$1.78

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25 pairs Wool Blankets, sold as high as $18.00 for....$6.30 goys- He“). wow J¢rseygl 590cm _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ U395,’

O I 2 g E I o o o 6 a 9 - f o o o O O o 4 O

‘Mrs. Elmer iiarris. Los Angeies, ..____¢,_>_____ l(al; A. J. Dufi‘, Halifax; R, (‘. Nllnllrilhl Llnlmenl for nllllllflllfinkunnln‘ sunlmerfiidei ' ‘ i ,____,__,¢._’______ Gllvray, Sussex; E. 1V. z Sumlill-rililie; T. Hoifinufi. i E _real; L. H. Jacobs, W. W. Winaioii| iMonlreal; (‘,, Ajiciklr, Summer-g i I m be t I u i jsiilc; W. R. Tinilcy City; F. A.‘ g n a <- s oca Ly n SunimerqGoode, Truro; A. L. Grunt, iiliiiYl. , isido, house with. all itiollorn con- A. J. Rutianli, Toronto; B. ‘uh, “enhances, hnrclWOOti T100“. filll-gCummlngs, Mont-ton; G. L. Myers.‘ t l ull ~ <1 i i - - “tilt”: n2? ozciiarlll. llboutilhreo st. 1011;; n‘. iglhichinnie. sznlritn; of "s , ' i ox rnnci in more, a; . iurp. (‘. L. I z.‘ 'l“““"°f‘»ii°l" ti???" fen-TB mid DIfRtMEQKUI-VVA; L. Pnrklnnn. Zvlonlugufq] Icoutrllniug la zlcre oi‘ lrlnd, i-zln Miss flfkyflfln 1p }{_ ]{}1\'n\(,1|fl _. s t c . . . . ' . .- .' .' I ' - . ' zlk$nllg0itglili with above DlUl>f'-liy-:i‘IO1(l}li\§'llt!e;Il J‘; la. :‘lll(:‘~i!ili,l‘g0}';lllli'ril=lt(l: °" “' “"- "£1" i" $150 and $1 75. special . . . . .-$1-00 Boys. swam coats’ maroon and bmw" _ _ _ _ _ L _ _ _ _ “u” I . ..>p l.-,r, ., i ill’ , ..|~ . R. A. TAYLOR John, Sunimelisltlc

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(Irutrlble Slot-l lnti-rilutiunul Papri-

{silica QIJOTATIONS K H, s _

l 30 dol- Men's Working Shirts, worth to“$v1.50 for. ....$1.00 I i

;]__..(Q,,O,,,,g,,n5 .\iex. Petroleum .. . i I

2° do; May's can’ warm to $250 for I _ ‘ . I $150 and $1.25 Men's Heavy all wool Hose. rcgf65c. 2 pain? for . . . . ..90c

(T. ll. Boutlcr, ‘Fl-yon; \\'. 1.. hlugcc, St. John; (‘. Z\Icl.ul'l-..J. ilexvitt, Lowvl" Montague; if. ii. Poole, Geo. A. Poole. Lower Munt~ uguc; .\'. it}. Llyrvr, Hullftlx; W. (l.

. i m}? l REVERE HOTEL )

‘l0 dOZ.‘ Boys’ Caps, regular 75¢ for _ _ _ _ ‘ _ V , _ _ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ 50c Men's heavy Braces, reg. 50c, for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..39¢

ii_\i.il 1X. Nor. - - ‘l ‘i; ily Johnson ' the

“m1 \\';,,~d_ interllrltionlll hit-r. .\llll"llie FASHIONABLE Novam-lgg,

l-‘nncy silk handkerchiela are one

50 Men's Ulster Overcoats, Half Price.

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'l‘l'li i’il4)::‘ .

l‘. ill~ii .\ll:i Sin-ll ll ‘ill U-l l-i .. <‘.‘=u.l<i .l.l Sitilllilsllip Coin. :',lll.l-liull Hlcuuiullip Pill i'l'-iil‘~i‘\* i'liili. [lillnllliv-l ilrillcn £1937 Victory F-i ."|<'.ll i‘:>\\i'.i' - l \\ rillllw- i-Ili-virit‘. l BANKS .\'.ll inul llrl-wcrios inank (‘Onmierce _\ _-.,,;l. sugar iiiilllil Rfiffili .i»ll .... - - illunk llontri-zll

.\Ill .\' Poluit y 188 llzlnk Nnvll SPO i .\:n Liiiirilllillh’? 129'»; Wllctll, Dec. 11-1 4- \n<. >'||i Milli: & Reiinlng- 5.‘! ;July 10515,.

‘l ("lllill COpIIIT .... .. 5i"'l'ti

. v iill Infill...

ilfi-‘uj (lllls. llrc. 42514. Mlly 42%- lflliq 397$.

. .ly

Corn. i100. (sac/i. M11)‘ 69H. Juli’

July

' or the most successful novelties in PPS-float. and it is said a large coi- icttion ot’ them, oi‘ lill sizes, all fabrics null llii styles have been llrolinred. The deliinnll in the ‘Paris department stores is report- cd to he growing (lllily. particular- ly since; these hzlndkerchicis were lleen in auch numbers in Denn- ville. worn as head turbans, ban- litinna. and even tied limund the niili or suspend-ed from a little hracciet pnivldotl with a little ring through which one corner 0t" mo handkerchief is passed, and which in a novelty also launched - this season at Deiluviiie. These special bracelets lire done in fnnc)’ jewelry as well. tls ill renl stones and ltlreolly llilipizlycrl in the jew- airy shone oi the riu- dc in Pillx.

hkltik continues to ho the fnv~

$100 Rewards FOR RECIPES

Some ways you serve fish make it no en- ticing that the mouth waters at the malnory. You deserve credit for this because everything you do to make fish popular helps to give em- ployment to the 400.000 people who depend up- on the Canadian Filherieg. "

In order that you may be rewarded for your skill, we are offering the following prizes lor the best fresh or smoked fish recipes sent us not later than December 9th. _

ls! prize .

2nd prize .

3rd prize . ......

Next 5 at $5.0 ‘Z5

Next 15 at $1'.00 .. 15.0) _' Accepted recipe: will‘ he publllliod even when they don't wirvrpritooYoiln may win; send them in. Judges will be: Mona. Leopold Brglchgi, (late Chef Ritz-(krletorl, MOMNSII); Mr. E. Cameron, (Supt. CAN. R. Dining Car Service.)

orite for thin accessory. and is lic- vcbr/ped in many nmv designs, gon- ntctriral or plilnisi. and also Persian carpet dc- eignil. The. latter is undoubtedly the dominant ntyli- ill :l now col- lection. _ It is uni-ii on tho. smaller site oi ilfllllikltfflllfiffl its troll as for the very large ones meant for llllmlvis and oven entire blouses. Some of theea are lliua miniature- Oriental clirpelil, being nil largo all 40 inches. aflih the designs exact copies of documents. The red and YDIIOW combinations 0i‘ shades urt- mlrticlllariy effective and among the most demanded.

One house is launching this sea-

llnnilkrrclilefs to make-simple blou- l-icil just joined on the shoulder and unlit-r arm, and sold with nu ex- plhnmthry pIIOIOENPh.

Besides thefle cashmere and Orl- cilial styles the demand for other fancy designs in still good, and among those, there are many amus- ing stfojoois, lllicli ‘all ilustraiionn oi lgfontainds fables, signs of tltc oliiec, lame futurist flowers. trees, dcvlnluolmflwge medallAoiia with a centre-l motif. etc.

The votue, however. is divided hetwee crepe de Chine and chif-

ilig mentioned as particularly auc- cirslvili in tile smaller since.

actuator diaplay in show and lie- nariilidiit storell are ‘nets oi.’ three handkerchief in graduated shades presented in an artistic box decor- ated in some modern style and in the color. mulching that of the

‘irqllizoll Yeasi

irregular. cashmere _

ii0ll llei-a oi two of these tliilcy, ' '

ton haiidkarcliiefa, the latter ba- w

Another novelty launched this w

MacDonald, Stl-ilrlrion; P. J. Szniih Newton; l’. (‘. Brock, ’l‘orointo; R. W. Rowe. Al-oiltreu-l; ll. Murphy“ lillliinx; l). Stewart, New Glasgow“ A. it. Dunn, J. Kelly, St. Jolili. ‘ _--<-e>i—-

TEMPORARY ABSENCE “What's the llltVtlllillg‘ oi‘ “nu revolr?" "its: what young authors 51y to their manuscripts wile-n they s.-r.ii them out." .

Brings ilauolous ‘ lleailiy in Skill

sIlQIIQI New Prove: How Coin- plexlon In Quickly Beautified Through the Blood

There is nothing in tho world t0- du which is producln such a sum NIL ion all this niinil c discovery! Pick out nnyulle who hail henithy may cheeks ilnd u. rlivishinlziy begu- tilul complexion, nd ou have picked out on individual w oaa blood

din-maven: ml- Cleared mule Qllllkly Ind Glorloulyl" - is. rich with vltaminu-and- ‘n. pin recipe of Nature, "Iro all east." la now beingnned by oil-v ndl o! znen and women wit , t» l1‘, yat perfectly natural, radii tl. it. lvol you ye lit-vim _ ll I h t

c" nut I i “ififfl; o n ro o o ch it oxllilgin Gienhliman odi. more mixture at n ° humil- yrobher. as h at

earth can prod ca. P ' 11inch ends. spots, eru Iona? become pi lly an impoaslhiii Rely eheelu, firmer and oil coking‘ llrln, roll -petal pur ty,‘ VQl§lflfll|CIll,-—ll nntlira

sue akin fillml

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hnndkeicifiafs.

it ill reported that thlll season has boon very good in silk hand- korciiiola with America, and that it in the first section where slicha

flood dale of thin artich- in rcport~

ell, and a atlli nonm- auccelll is predicted for it. '

. n on‘; to one r0 lild 9s

re will filklg: a at e Eli» l.

. a contain: 60 t idle. power.

r on Tileldny Oct 10th i922 at the

loss o! such n respected- citmen yili be felt h)‘ all. Ba will attenti-

60 Boys’ Suits, age 11 to 16 years, at Half Price. 30 Young Men's Overcoats, Half Price.

Men's Grey Worsted Suits, good quality, reg $32 for. . .325

HALF PRICE

Men's Blue Worsted Suits, worth $45.00 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - < - - - - - ~ - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - ~ - ~ - < ~ ~ - - - - - - - t ' $2590 Men's Suits, brown a.lid grey tweedl, price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - » - » - - - - - - - - . . . . . . . . $12.00. $14150. 515430- $13-99 ""1 "P

‘SPECIALSFROM THE LADIES

Women's separate Serge Skirts in odd colors and sizes, special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $5.50

Odd lines and sizes In Misses’ Taffeta and Serge Dresses, special - - - - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $8.75

Women's Elastic Band Cotton Dresses, special . . . . ..$1.00

Women's Voile Blouses, $1.00, $1.93 and , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ “$235

Special Blouses, in crepe de cheue and georgette, fancy

‘ityles. price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $4.99

Women's Black Sateen ‘Bloomers, price . . . . . . . _ , , . , _ N35,;

at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘1-75

Women's Undernkirts, black and icolorl, $1.25 and ...$1-5° Women's Corsets, in white and pink, spacial . . . . . . . “$199 Women's Bungalow Aprons, special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..75= Women's Cape Gauntlet Glovel, $2.25 and .‘ . . . . . . . . “$235 Women's Mocha and Cape Glover, apeclalil, $1.98 I. 02-45

Women's Wool Gloves in grey, special . . . . . . . . ..v..76¢

044000 O-O O-O

PROWSE BRO

The One Price Cash Store

READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT

women's Flowered Flannclette Klmonn, 5 only. apaolll

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IN _ town. Ha leaves _to_ mourn besides _ [his sorrolving widow live children one sister ill Boston. The funeral {which WIS held on Thursday Oct. 12th was attended. by l large num- her oi’ people. ll. ulieni High Mill! was celebrated‘ y Rev. Father Croke nrlnd service’! at the grave The pail benrele were Messrs. . A. A. Allan John A. Mat-Dot:- aid. uleiaslkéulsn. John 1.. Sul- l-ivnn. Jamei Quinn Patrick Fnrar- ty.

. MR. JOHN O. MaoDONALD.

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His many friends were shookerll

to learn of the death o! Mr. Jolll: l). MacDonald. Cardigan, P. E.

age of fifty yearn.

< The lllto Mr. MacDonald has, been confined to his bed for the. put four weeks, death wan unex-

pected hi: demise wall heard with

regret by his large circle of friends and relatives.

‘He was n devoted member of the Roman (lathollc lYliul-cli and the

wltllztu, and: HON ‘MOON AT lion:

, -o--._ DOORN, Nov.

sealed. ‘. i HI , - 0o To nto he'd: c650 mmmr m». -

‘oil during his illnan by hi the ilurn Mn.’ flood. Q P1011,

Ill! u‘ m

c Qu-TEO former orllllln

Ill!

eve .-:=¢-¢--. -¢_~-* v -‘¢=‘;*~¢ ‘woven u ‘ -» . i p». .

and his, ill-lilo. 4

._¢_...

‘their honeymoon ivitii no pines toigg m; QQIITQ"Y~I"INQQG . 9

“W.

lqulps 1nd i100!-

mhlfilli ff ,

go. They. . the house o! time Kaiser spends his hours in exile. and tijerethey remain today; ,'l‘he lgeifem ies“ that them, both civil and were witnéaaéd ‘by 28 Quail“, antl- were kept from the night of the villagers o! Doorn and n host. of correspondents and camel-n men‘ v with a secrecy that llfas studied and mysterious. To the 28 who