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Must Spend Money 0n Foreign M ar t s — Situation is Called Serious.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21. —-The United States must spend at least one-nineteenth of its, international income in foreign markets to avert a world credit crisis. said Sir Georgi- Paish. noted, British economist, in an article in the Tariff Review.

“The United States ought to spend one billion or better, $2,000,- 000000 annually in foreign countries to permit these countries to pur- chase American produce in return and to enable them to meet their

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obligations to this country for the "

capital supplied them sinrc thc war." said Sir George.

“The present situation is a seriour one," he continued. "The amount oi credit granted both at home and abroad by the United States in thc ill-year period since the beginning of the war has been so vast that. the meat reservoir of new credit. ivhit-l". alternations oi‘ the hank reserve law and the immense gold imports created has been largely llllll'l.1‘d.

"There is no present indication o! monetary stringency in the United States. Figures show that there was $4.000.000.000 worth of new cap- ital issued during the first half 0' 1927. Nevertheless. should new credit continue to be created after the manner of recent years, it i: evident that the available supplies will be exhausted in the not distant future."

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To Lift , American Cup

(Special to the Guardian)

TORONTO, Ont., Nov.'21. — Sir Thomas Lipton still hopes to lift the American cup. He is going to challenge in 1928, and there is a new Shamrock-Shamrock F1fth—‘ to be built in which the famous yachtsman is going to cross the At- lantic for his fifth attempt.‘

Sir Thomas arrived in Toronto yesterday for a week's visit. and the Globa saw him at his rooms ir Casa. Loma. “I've [-107- l1 “"89 601" lection of cups. probably one of thr largest in the world" he said. "but I won't be happy until I lift that old mug from the United States. l would be willing to spend my las‘ shilling to get it."

It has been estimated that he ha' already spent several millions in hisfour successful attempts. thr first of which was made in 1899.

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Fire At Midgell

About nine o'clock Sundaymislll a fire broke out in the saw mills owned by Mr. J. D. McLeod of Mid- gel], about four miles from St Peters Bay.

A crowd soon gathered and thc blaze was extinguished but not be- fore several hundred dollars worth of damage was done. the floors be- ing burned out and a quantity 01 belting and machinery being partly destroyed. It is believed to be the work of an incendiary as therc was evidence of kerosene oil being ap- plied to the building.

Owing to the breaking of the dam the mill had been closed down f0" about a month and there was nc fire in the building. _

The Chief of Police has been noti- fied and the matter is being invest- lgated. _

The property known asthe Mid- gell Mills consisted of bothsaw and arlst mills and it was a high class plant containing modern machinery

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‘ARTISTIC LITTER HiADB AND blotter: for use during Christ- mas reason on hand a‘ Guardian Job Prlntery.

‘SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN Christmas cards and greetlnsfl- 5B0 Guardian Job Printery sel- action.

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30 Millions Needed l T0 Add Two Feet To l , Present Level

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150001111 to tilt: (iuardlan) l CLEVELAND, 51110., Nov_ u _ Thirty million dollars would be re- quired to add two i'cet to present Great Lake ship channels. Col. Sllflllcei" Cosby. district engineer of the war department told a group of representatives oi‘ city council chambers of commerce and naviga- tion companies here yesterday. If the depth is increased l0 five feet the cost would tunount to $100,000.- 000 he said.

L- C- 5110111. 0f Cleveland, vice- president oi‘ the LakéTJarriers As- St-Cilltllln. told the conference the present draft of lake channels is now l9 feet as compared with 21 six YPKXTS llito. He tleclaretl work should be started at. once on St. Marys River. which is at present .he shallowest channel in the lakes.

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Belgian Cabinet Resigns After Disagreement

(Canadian Press) BRUSSELS, Nov. 2i. ---’l‘lie 1301-. zian cabinet oi‘ which I-ienrl Jaspari

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‘fAre Fighting allot- tle For Bread,” their Leader Declares —— Plans to Visit Run- nimede M e c. d o w Blocked by Police.

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l The Canadian Legion B. E. S. L.. the director, Mr. Eugene J. Murphy and last but by no tin-ans least, the ‘entire cast arr to be congratulated upon the very able performance of the Armistice play “Sonny“ which had its premiere. so far as Char- llottclown is concerned, in the iPrinro Edward Theatre last night.

. The performance was opened by l t- presence of His Honour thc uitenaiit Governor. but long be- ‘t- ‘ ll'l'l\'ill. which was signal-

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tt-n ti: ago ih the llhnntlila vnll l'_\', ("anal to nu t-ml lmlay \\'lli'll A. the Km“.- mt hmmv Wm; ‘mod m .1. (funk, His-rotary of» the. 1\liu " ' cnpflcmh l~‘t-tlei"alit)ii, 11-(1 his band of l|1l"i|'" |l|<|_yt'(| Vilt-lsb t-unl mint-rs into " falgni" Stiuari». It) lislt-u in n sting son. Charley went overseas. lug utltlrtlllu vtilitheiiiiiiilg llu- lialll-‘he met another lad Joe Morden. win utiverumviit. lwhu bore so close a resemblance i0 alonnllng the base of Lord Ncl- him. both in appearance. voice and son's statute. (‘uuk told his "army" manner. that no one could tell them and a great urowtl of stiet-lailpis allilll- TllPY We"! "OVBI" U"! ml)" that int-lutletl many p<|llv<-|iit*||.|1|1lt m’ llll‘ Solllllll‘ l-Uliellllt-‘l’ 3nd boll! u... mum. "1- t|l,.,,\-,,1M_,,. is pa,“ were ivounded by the same shell.

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ls_ premier. resigned this afternoon w.- upp righting H ha...“ h“. Charley marries Joe. who was stun- ntt-r a cabinet met-lint: which cntl-- Iirt-utlj‘ pied ill’ the explosion back w safely- 3d ut, 5,30 u m, n“ i“ "U, mh,"h‘_vifilu.. h’. W“, But he is mortally wounded. and

dies". in hospital while Joe recovers _ _ , . U _ and rcttirns home. Joe has pro- ..'.'.'.‘.‘;“..'...‘- ‘JIZ".'£‘J.. “.17.'.’.'..?.‘.I‘ ma“ "r Wl- that "is Your“ t" mu“ w_ q I ‘I ‘f!’ ‘NH Canada he Will impersonate him, “ll -l _" “lulll l l“ l lglll l" l ‘f -_ so as to spare his mother, who is ""1" ~l_ "lvY rlllll WllW-l blind. m.» blow that must ma. n rllllrll-tl llllrllli: the address. the she learnt; of the death 01' her only rmwtl l'l'lllillllf‘il intact, aul1_ 1H son. Well. Joe carries out. his darkness came on, the miners light- friends dying yequgs; and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ed the lanterns which they had If you have been there. you know

_’I‘lu=. cl "is artist- over profound disagreements between the socialist.‘ 1nd XlOIi-SOCllIllSI members of the nrintstry concerning re-organization oi the army. The socialists insist- ed upon rerlucllon in military ser- vice f|"oin ten to six months. a stand that brought thc unanimous opposi- tion of the Catholic and Liberal members of the Government.

(m, but llaldltvinism that wt- wurlv

The “Prince Edward”.

‘lit-d by the playing of “God Suvt-l

As regards the play itself‘. it is the: ‘story of the Crosby family. whosel There‘

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Tlu- staging. loo; was excellent. but a _ word of trriticism may. per- haps. be opened. Some of the men marlt- ilst- of rather too much rouge

something which. however, was only noticeable when the fooilights were at their highest.

The musical of the program, which was most capably rendered by all i1u~ smut-rs. was as follows:

MUSICAL NUMBERS

“Lol- You Deur"----Mr. Blunt-iv d

"l)rt-:uns"-- Miss Barbara Mac-Neill

Selection-Mr. Raoul Raymond Actromptmislr-Mrs. Raoul Raymond

"Dear Old Chum"-~Mr. Leigh Dingwell

Seleetioiu-Mr. Ben Acorn A('l!OllljJfllll$l.—lV1lS1~} Roberta Spencer

“Sonny"—~M1ss Barbara MaeNeill

Selection-Mr. Leigh V. Dingwell lo which was added by way oi‘ very good measure a. vocal solo by Mr. Art Brut-e.

Here also is the list of characters:

Albert

(EIIARACTERS) (in the order of which they speak) James Montrtlse - Mr. Albert Blanchard

Buddy Hedgesu Mi". Meiiton Whit- lock

Florence Crosby—-Mlss Ruby Mac- Dougall

Harper Craig-Mr. George Beers

Mrs. Crosbw-Mrs. Arthur Henry

Charley Crosby. Joe Marden—Mr. Leigh V. Dingwell

Madge Craig-Miss Nora Camer- on

Henry-AVE". Art Bruce

Jasper-Mr. Sid Fielding

p‘.c__fl___ ‘brought. with them. Cook. with a and if you haven't. you had better lantern in his hand, rontluuell [I0 wlllgllt lllld 58H. It Will lie Well

speaking for an hour alter dark. tWOPUl-Yolll‘ Whllf» (‘tililillgil-llifl from Labor anti The DlBYQYS all filled Lllell‘ P455996‘ (‘omiutinisi tu-pauizaticms in Lon. tivc rolls so well, that/it would

Up Of Montreal Jewelry Store

(Canadian Press) NEWARK, N. J.. Nov. 21. — Alex. Paul, of New York. arrested here as Alexander Skoski, after he was al- leged to have attempted to slay a ailor. today

111m, ntttmdetl with bands and bann- 599m lllvldlolls l” slllllle olll? am’! tu-u, u-lu], mum... 1,.“ U... "Wu." mgforspecial mention. But one. may) u, qq-“l-“lgm, Squflrt, malice, perhaps, the excellent‘ 'f‘hl-. litllt- army oi‘ hikers t-aiuulwork or Mrs‘ Afthur Henry whol into the l'\*.|iil't' of liontltin from l’l“?"l‘l,lh” 13ml?‘ Mrs’ Crosby’ Miss‘ u... w...“ m... m“ "was nwpung a: MalcNeill who represented the base of Nelson's (‘ulumii entl- Joléidwsgtillléailit ‘N133 wlelgssbecggiL Pil the lrvlt. Th): miners lmtl plml~ Comma.’ v.50 gm]: n, rendemq‘ 8 a dell In front (lliisivi -k. with (‘talk ,_|,,.1,a,{1'b.,'u@dum“... l pper, Madge,

confessed. olice an- ,. , _, , iounced. that he and pa young iiidtlmk iii" infill“ (“Sllhmrmlr Clall-‘Cwllo llllllell m" l° be all wonmn ucicolnplice paruclpuwd ml S‘ ‘ hi1 otml galls luvllll: llll" right. at heart. though no thanks to he‘ holdup m" u jewelry Store insflll-llt 111v lll£ll‘t'l|l‘l's \\'il\‘l'tl th~ ll‘ her villianous father. Hooper Craig. Montreal, on August, 95m, which| l“fl_ llll¥~ n part which was very well taken by zlelded precigug stones vmucd at lll“ “lll"‘lllll.l‘ lnitl plans 01' thl- Mr. George Beers. The character $31,000. ‘llllltlmfls n) visit ltuunymwiul Alt-n- parts of Henry, and Jasper were

ltlt)\\' Wlllllfil flu- Bayou,» l lilllll -l"llll llllv stallion llu- .\lli),'ll1l Bill flllllrinulvul ilskt-w when lht- ptilit-v "‘ l‘ll"llllll‘ll1e:~l sent word 1n zidvantwo

i llulnllniltnwilll ll|(5‘l1)t!ll;‘l' not lo lllllllt). : l in eat A onion’ is a par (ll _ For Pound Sterling-i

“nugnd very" capably taken by 'Mr. Ai"t t-e and Mr. Sid Fielding. ‘

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Hon. P. J . Pardis Appointed T0 Senate

(Canadian Press) QUEBEC. Nov. 2i. --'I‘hc Chron-

llllt‘ (‘rown lauds near Windsor 1111511". and the :tuthorliit-s airo 4-,.- lcle-Telegraph today says that Hon.‘ mnmlly I).“N'""I“H-" “lllllll ‘llllllll p_ J_ Pamdjs’ member o; me Legis-‘ lllli)’ lltllllll to those parts. til-allow: _ ‘ v _ " ‘ ma", council of me Province of o1 11in nmrt-liiilr. i-nlllloyell mint-rs _Xl”w lllllk-yNlw- “l- lwlflll, Quebec’ and chief “berm organizer-lulu plunnq-‘I u“ .,L.,hm,u“, Wm“ llSlllllfllll oi a lurlhtu- nviv hill-l 0f the Quebec distrirt._ has been‘ ,lll"l".v Fl! RlHIILYIIIP-‘lll llit-aitlow no.1 lllllllllil llllllllllllfillllllllléisiiziete 119:1; appointed member ol‘ the Senate ofi l-‘lt llliulllrl-li to have the inn-- ‘l’ l ‘Ulllulll l S ‘l ' 5T7" Canada. It is imderstood. accord-l llvllll-H ovllllls‘ forth their grit-voile.- l"“l“l"“l “ll“l"lll"ll-“ lll llll‘ l‘ll"lll~'“ lng to the newspapers that the ap- ilgziiust. the KtI\'l*l'1lllll_\lli. on pflrcll- "Fllllllli" "lllllwl llllllly- Th“ llll‘ poiutmpnt. 1mg been ratified but‘ invent nu lht- vary Sum’ wmm Kim: in the pcuuil is now believed to b.»

that its publication by the author-l John signed the drip-j;- U1‘ [he m“, revolving British (iovernmeni eo- lties at Ottawa is bcfllig withheldiuns. opt-ratiuii. Ila strength recently yahm has been aided by brokers’

"mtil the member to fill the Mont-I ‘lllll'l‘llllH"s. 'l‘lll- sterling rain was

mm real vacancy is named. 40-1. . _ .5 U B B 5 5 F U l; t-urrietl lo tlu- rw-ortl high figure

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ummtitl, the new l-i-yw-arsiid Sul-

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tnu of i\liI|'t)(‘l‘tl has started his Mjnjgan and Morrison reign by firing his father's favori ell and Major lkimn. Siliabatltm. Will)‘ ISQtlIYHQd Yester- live exhibit. and scored

WlliS. and no doubt wvotdd have made an even better showing. but

day F r 0 m Royal lfor the fact that Mr. Edgar Milli-

9 I » . Winter Fdlr- lean was stricken with appendicitis ‘a fcw days before the show and tho Colonel l). A. MacKinnun return- 5011111011 0f foxes to be taken was ed home last evening from the 1"" l0 Ml‘. Morrison, who lmd been Royal Winter Fair. Ho said that away from the province all summer. thc silver fox show held there dur- lllltll the day before leaving for the‘ mg the past week was a very suc. show and was therefore imacquainl-l

(lll’1'.l‘l('tl the lnlernatimial affairs ti‘? tho imperial Paint-e. in his pllltH" ht- has uppulull-tl u new “l|:igill“ t) Mtlllziniuivtl ill-u Alivs, who was Dir- etnr ul‘ (‘i-relnuiilvs It) his f.|lh»l l’!

(tables from llabat say that tho ilismltisal of Hihaluitlou was not all together all easy mailer. llnyvilliuy to beiit-vt- ill‘ had itist his import

ant and iut-rativn post, the Ma .11" - , ‘ tt- u- Eliiiiifilfiil“P?...L‘L“S.S..IJF.I"?S.Z...Z‘ spl§$a$°3ft“iu’i.§§3‘$2.173.“ .1331 aulllrul-r. 'l‘hl~ vuuui: sultan rwjtnen- total being 189 to 15a. ' m; very art-ally admired. "rm- vlztt-i-unl lll-"Ptl- 'l‘lll~ llisitrarl-tl favorite. ln- Ontario breeders. he believes,“ have exhibitor. Mr. Charles Black made‘ slsled and an ortloi- was given afmade great improvements in their ll 1101301111‘ win with a beautiful have him thrown out of the hn-jfoxes, and if they continue to make Blltlvlllllill in the 1926 black mule perlal Palace. in that tank appar-‘llll? 811ml! Progress. will in a few CIXISS- | (Infly ,.v,.,-y(,,,,. j.,|,,...| u||[||||_ujy1gij-!Y0f|i‘$1. be quite formidable rivals inl Th0 lil‘l'8flll0ll10l1t»s for ,the show cally, fur there ivt-ro funny um the show ring. were in the hands of Island men grflflgpfl m i... u..|||..d_ He believes it is important. thatllllll WW0 W SKY U10 1988i. perfect.‘ 40> Island breeders should be well rep-fivcfyllllllg ill-Si. llwved like clock-l ‘resented with high class stock. every work. The tildes-s. Mr. Vincent year in the future at the royal. ,Fayle of Toronto and Mr. George He spoke in glowing terms of thepCallbeck of Summerside. were very exhibits of Rabi. Humphrey of Ken-satisfactory. and absolutely no crit-. sington. P. E. 1.. who is not yet iclsm was made regarding their} 2i. —— ttiiileyltlsiletliivninyllizs 131i ggsintilszdsliiltlts‘ tllilfcltdlicqmitts:"bgkhislvalihgrofigii 1920. and yet has made probably knowledge of breeding foxes and the most remarkable showing ever what should constitute a show fOX.: inrlll. St-hnunrberg-Llppu. nl thc made with such a small number of made the combination with Mr.‘ an. "f G1, "m... "m". m“, umuuu foxes. Humphrey's foxes were in Fayle, who is an excellent fur man. Rafply in n“, hm..." "f HNIH-hIIOHyAWOIIGBTfUl shape and fully deserved llfllllclllfllll’ 800d- wnh n yum“, "mmm" l~pl'“g‘\QI"a" the awards the judges gave‘ The express arrangements for thc

Ex-Kaisers Sister Weds Russ Refugeel

RONN. fit-rimllrv. Nov. Alli-r a somewhat bet-lie life, 111"" ex~l\’aistlr's sister. Print-ass Vie-

Maxundm. 5M0". "m. mm. (ugh. them. His winnings consisted of foxes were excellent and the two wash” proronaknull damp‘, “m; seven firsts. two seconds, and a young men provided by the associ- ' and efficient

{fouple alumina: prizes. In addition atlon gave faithful } Th 2.,__ H "H ‘mm. ._,_ ie won e pup ciamplonship and service. The exhibitors had the bumflv ffl':“l‘y‘:l‘:"" dncvnlbflth futurlties. and the female adultvery finest treatment from thc C.) anti out since thc lluaslnu rcvol|i-l°hampl°ll9lll|l~ 1N’ R’ They were “cmmlmnled onl “on "n"; hyhmsm‘ n; qmurdnywl Harry Elngland. showing his ownlthc trip to Toronto and on rc-l Ema-no“ Wm ‘mun. l“ 1m‘ M“ and ‘FhS. Smiths ‘foxes which arclllurn by Mr. Charles Meikle who did!

l - I _ h.‘ ranc 1e by hm. aso did remarkwcverything that could be done to Blllllllll "l "l," Allllllllllll‘ ll" ‘llll ~ ably well. His foxes were very ensure their comfort. The foxmen‘ among the lrusslan royalty all lll-Hclaslsy and very beautifully nines are indeed grateful to Mr. Meikle, consort of n izrlllulsllillllhlrl‘ all The Pore Canadian Co.. and Peter and several spoke of writing to the

motion picture “cxlru".

“Willi-Ml. cheaply and expedi- "Wlly emailed. Guardian Cen- "Ill Job Primary. Phone I32.

Queen Vlelkirla n1 Flnglaud and G. Clark foxes made a wonderful company and telling them how an brother-inlaw of tho nnm- [i()\\" showing considering that there wcrcmtich they appreciated the excellent crful German 121111101111‘ William. several classes they did not exhibit treatment accorded by the railway.

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Alicia Duval-Miss Barbara Mac- Neill

Waggles-By Himself

In conclusion. the citizens of Charlottetown should consider themselves fortunate indeed that such capable amateur performers as are the entire cast are living in their midst. Their work is for bet- ter than that put on by many so- caliod- professionals.

It is to be hoped that they will not disband. but will see their way clear to put on some more plays during the approaching winter sea- son.

They would meet. one can be sure. with large and appreciative audi- (511005.

Alberta Exhibit p Captured Grand Championship

(Special to the Guardian) x ‘TORONTO. Ont., Nov. 21- "-2 (‘onllnulug their wins from Fritlu] of Alberta annexed the four championships ill the market rattle division. ihl‘ grand championship oi‘ the allow was captured by the same institu- tlou on Saturday afternoon, the sweepstakes ribbon being pinned on (‘holee ILA. the champion Hl|()l'lll01‘ll steer.

Naturally, Professor .i.l’. Sack-

lhe wins as was also Ctrorge F, imy of the Dominion Shorthornl ilssoelatluil.

,l’rtifessoi" Harkviile will tako l2

hind. This animal while shown! antler the llhiversitvs name. was t-tiutributetl by that well known brtltltler, (‘..ll. ilirhtirtluou. Row- deu. Alta.

Mexican Rebels‘ Defeated By Federal Troops

(Canadian Press)

EL PABO. Texas, Nov. 2i. -— Re- ports reaohing El Continental Span- ish language newspaper today said that Mexican rebels who attacked the passenger train Wednesday north of Aguas Calientes. were de- feated Saturday by pursuing federal troops after a battle in which forty rebels were killed and many wound- ed. Two men were captured and executed. the reports said. and the government issued orders to milit- ary commanders of Aguas Calientes and Zacatecas to continue pursuit of the remaining group.

Earl Cathcart Is“ Dead After Knife

LONDON. Nov. 21. — Earl Cath- rrirt. former husband of Vera. Countess Catlicart. died in London in a nursing home- yesterday after

an onorutinn. l (‘aimless Coiheari, whom ho til!’- ort-etl in 1922- and who has been

seriously ill for several days from a heart attention. had a sudden ro- iapse on being appraised of the

Today. however, she was batter. l<2:|r1's death.

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Many Others Were Wounded W h e n S t a t. e Policemen Opened Fire on Adi vancing Strikers ~-

lCanatla Spending . $160,000 Annually

_ In Fishing Bounties

l (Special to the Guardian) l OTTAWA. Ont., Nov. ‘.51.

lllllllllififili ;ElEBlEn Hi

lbotinties to encourage the develop-

-Can-l. ' ' ‘aria is spending $160,000 annually in' intent of sea fish: " and the build-

jing of fishing vessels.

fisheries lust year got shartuof the bounty. receiving $83,- 000. Quebec. for the flshermeii Ul Bonaventure. Gnspe. Sagucny, nntl ‘Matanc received $40,818. New Brunswick fishermen |'('Ci‘l\'i‘(l $113.-

‘721 and Prince Fldylvard lsluntil. share was $13,221. ‘The money" "as divided on the

Nova Scutnn the wlialeX-a

(‘tiuntess Iveagh Con- l servative. Returned , in Bye-Pllection for Soulihend.

‘ LONDON. Nov. ‘Al-Another W0-

Iliztrtial LZIW l)eclar-lluouowillg bask” l“ "lmers m ‘Wsillllilll enters the Iiritish Parliament

. . l ed ill (foal Fields. l (Canadian Press) l DENVER. (Join, Nov. ‘.11. l-‘irst blood was shed .m the 1. W. W. coal