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THROUGHOUT PROVI _ C

_B1°/1"' lyers Reach? _Goal In/ ecordi _Tirneic

.Typhoon Takes "R U C N

Toll Of Il Lives

MANILA Oct 22-Eleven were

dead and one reported missing to-

ght following the second severe

to strike this island in a

week. Casualties from the first tc- talled about B0. '

Provinces lying northeastward

l.._.........._............. EFFECTIVE to Y

S and Tayabas-1_were the suffer-

or? when thedstcrm struck sunday. A summary property damage in tin un-ee sistrlots, compiles by tnel lhnila lnlila¢in,.t0tllied 0300.000. .

ANNOUNCEMENTS

COMING EVENTS. -r

“Announcements ars` inserted in b

thi alunu at I cents sr wad

"Show-_Hunter River Monday

*‘Bhow--lrrench River Tuesday

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L-1818-i0-Z0-3|.

"Ohickdll lUPP°l'» Lot 35, Wed lbldly, 061-. 24th, L-i881-X0-I0-(i

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"Danes, New Psrtn Hall, Tues- I

day, October 33rd. Free lunch.

L-1855-10-20-31.

“Good things to eat and good

thlnss in buy-st. James l~Ialiowe’en Tea lhumday. L-1390-10-22-21.

"mia:-1vaelu foifinrlstmes at st. B

James Guild Hallowe'en Tea on Thursday. L-1890-10-2l~2l.

"nance, consolidates sohool. "

Tuesday. Oct. 28rd, 0 sharp. Chip- meirs orchestra. L-lsos-lo-all-zi

_al-§. u

'°S. P. G. A. meeting Wednesday at s l>. is in city mu. "

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1. liao lo-za 21 ’°

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B' §,€t

“nelioious l;;>vel_;i_: roi-,nl e. “radar

so csnh.

cnrntnvn allies Guild

Tickers I

lo-io-as-ai.

"Dance in Orwell Hall, Wednes- day. 24th by Woman*s Instltute.' Good music. launch served.

_ L-isis-io-23-li._ *_* l

"Hunter River, November lth. Annual Qliohcn Supper, Fancy Bazaar. Note this date.

_L-1414-10-24 -li.

“School hir. Dance, in Bt- !‘cresa‘s Hall. Thursday, October Beth. Everybody come! .

L-1412-10-23-ll.

"Livestock Marketing Board badlng hogs and lambs at York Wednesday morning, Oct, 24th.

L-.H40

an.d.Danoe in r' lglllummex

cardigan a , o

Nth. Reserve the date. oqt

_ L-1273-10-18-20-23.

"Charlottetown Male Chorus

Octette. Anderson's Hell, St, Pcter's. Thursday evening. Familiar souls. humorous readings. ll-1433-10-23-li

"Mixed Bridge and Auction 7‘°1‘ly-Fives, Holy Redeemer Hall lo- hlsht. Games start at 8.45 to enable all following toumament to attend.

Lldll-10-2|-IL

“Dlsposing of quilt and proimm ln Bea View Hall. Thursday, October ' Iiith. Admission ill cents. Weather llhfavourabie, Friday. ~ -

L-1958-10-28-Bl.

“Come to the Chicken SUPP” in mon Hall, wamssday, oeiceei- 24. lf not iln'e, come 'i‘hursdsy. Pro- Ntds in aid of Cemetery Funds.

ll-18'-10-22-li.

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"Dance in Bummerhcld Hall.

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Trans - Ocean

ia. r by caarslanv apeolal wlrel` suvs rlii islands ooi as-sir

Flight Taday E N D ‘

mllllucuilll

lsllllnlvoo- ... ”°TE'?-°A”“5TE”lusl fvllllml

E if gf; Charles “Pretty Boy Floyd, No. 1 Public Enemy

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overnment $uoccss- l.'..”§. l'5m£ro'$oi'\h23°fo'$ffno°f°}.° mr / of _U'S" Cut ____D°W” In ohm' _ S t r a i g h te n i ii g of l

ful In Negotiating. F1" '*“°“'°4 ¢°“°“° °f F*-‘°’”‘° . my wlpiom n. mnnoni North River Road

1 were earmarked for the flight (cwyd‘h¢' “url” um MM.” nm)

1 /2 Cent P61: Galltlll :Luigi is expeoxgmto taxiiemfurom B2; BT (woogxlmf. ln me Uma lm” and Cyty Water Sup- gggilsvith Oil Com' 1cam;smi;1;:simto.meon to 0;!!-if; continent or .melee osnfnt .np nlgzacnnrleg ‘rtngy ister" ifligya, argon: ply Discussed' l

_ NUUC crinislalo|ihe0aarks,ncas-here y,aue mown a o , ""°*'

'__ Pacino from Melbourne, .sum-alia. ,-m,,,¢,¢.,| md ,,,,,,|,,,,, ,U n,||,,,_ ~ . M a mem mmm U me City

_ sir Charles is accompanied by Federal agents and The price of gasoline throughout Cwtalnwg-o °ak;°5§:`; 3* £9” 11:' |°ll9|{U 'U21' Han mu”

rinccldward Island was yestcr- °°°m » ' °°‘m W "0 W” Nm

I _ d'y "duced hy mn “ad 0n°_h." 18I»lil0il. I-P lahl blllk Oilcwu WB!! Flay 0|' Win llllill _ al

MEETINGS. ETC new W, “,,o,,_ plroea page oi aluminum powder iu¢nt, one no iell nionnliy woonsea, unable io na. emnn- oi me two ‘of me °§Tm‘f1f§s the ;§i’n_

This reduction was announced wma* “FIU Will 6209 on the sur- automation he was carrying. _ md ion that, as the curve was very ythe Irving 0Il Company, Csnsul- 7”’ °f th’ 9°* d‘u'h‘¢ num' 5*' t Ql§::lL‘h° "§i°°"' mcmmnf 1°" g°::';"m°“";_‘°:° gnu” mm dangerous, the road should be

' ' P ' ill! 01| C0ml>ll'I|°S» lllllllflll 0" tm' "sh" ‘mm m° Uluunmz °" "nw mucemw’ °‘m° up pr" “rm” straightened. Some discussion took

'"'°"’ "nh" "' "°"‘”°" Limited and McColl Frontenac

company Limited. aoooi-ein; to ° 'N' who work The street oominitteo 'fn

. reaentatives of these Com anlea . .. .. 'were authorized to look int the

1.-isle-10-20-21. me reduction is made pnnilllle by 7 “T3 me w “Wed ’°“?` 2°: TuBERS`me.tter further, obtain deilnitl; ln-

Provincial regulation curtsilins ggnwged ,fun ghlgnmhf lfonnation and report at the next hat they describe as extravagant "where is Eddie.” (Apparently he’| meeting of the Council. g

businus practices and wasteful _ referred no Adam Richem captured 1 The question of supplying water; duplication of outlaw. These the BM d W nwme 'O when; ,from the city supply to propel'ties|

'°5h°'W"'M°lP0¢lU° W¢4“¢9d3Y- ‘ Companies claim are caused by ex- urdliqgtgr eed dl I”-:me l ,outside the limits of the city was

, L-lsla-lo-no-si.i Wqonnlly keen composition ln the gf :“€,m b§m°”‘,,, ‘W ° °' "‘ ‘ _ -I

" gasoline business and result in add- _ms¢,.b,¢°,-9 ha med, pmyd um to- I ' ed costs which have to be charged ' - Mglvm puryg, hem of gh, justice. . , 00 ‘|10 °°“l\lm°f- _ department’s bureau of investigationf ' -

Now that regulation lu Prince - hic o, “I am d." It was ¢ ~

dward . ' ' _ broa . . ' . ,

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la an

required

able

Island have been paalell

diy llmllar to tholc adopted In

“ ““’ 2."..°§""€‘“|....'°" "°‘ "°§"' led BY “Sill”-‘I Cal” ‘i‘.§.i"°..fi‘3"‘i=~1‘1`.‘,f‘.i"‘€.7".’.? ‘1§.f.“i§3.l.".i“‘Z.£

u ge sums or . - .

senses in this connection. will no _ B1'et0il` Artists. éggtstlmes and possibly _copy onnnnn as the rate or one one A most dellgntiol evening was en- Floyd died about 15 mlnutea afwf one-half cents per gallon. Nego- Joyed by the large audience which he was shot While officers! WEN :lations for the adoption of :nose attended last nlshvs concert in Bt. °"f>’l“B him l° ‘nearby W” Wh"°

Mn - _

Treasure

to *pass on the benefit to the

oblllian, Premier and Provincial

patches

meszo soprano, and Miss Anna Mac

Th on place as to the probable cost of

nnnnwllr div soous roll onlnnmmone tt

'ze ei-soils; »°vl'll_eo°“remloees Large Audlelwe Thru' oi mx mvogioolfswno mningfgio

,_ _ donald, pianist. 'rne concert, which Vl°l°l=¢ 01""

Mm ¢0 31% "ntl 9"’ “"9” f°" H°n°m' wa m°““nm° G°v°m°t violent manner bywhich he had liv

solar sascllnv. and 33 tw" f°\‘ “nd W* D°B1°"" ."“ "’°°°“"°d ed .itlnetlme no was slnlnne was

el _ through the Womens Music Club, th 1.1 m wunm,_ t to

I” |andthis crganisationistobewarm- “$832321 besmug mush as me “ “WPI” mm d°’”`°“l“5 th’

'ly congratulated on bringing artists mamma-n 'in me Kms” Cm, Un_ of such outstanding talent to Char- hm station mwmne gun massacm 1°mW‘m ch five men were shot to death

T110 l'l“»'\l°"°“' bflnl' "W |“‘|°°‘ W" und" um p°"°n"° °f H" Death came to Floyd in the same

th .

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Complete Log _,°¢_;,g;<;°,=;;;=;°1=t-»f1=J;~;z;,,g-5,, ... ...._ ...._

Hero la the dog of the flllm

or c. W. A. Scott and Campbell mock, British flyers, in the _ London-Melboume air dcrbY~ (A|| timer are Greenwich mean, four hours faster than

Atlantic Standard Time)-

§|,¢m»||Ry, 6&l:_0 a.m.-'-Left Mil-

dcnhall ero ome.

5.15 p.m.--Left Kirkuk after

short halt to let ll!-

e p.|n.-arrives Bsshdml- ass pon.-Len Bazhdad-

Bunday. 9.15 aan.-Arrlvtil

Allahabad-

10.15 a.m.-Left Allahabad. 1.10 pon.-sighted rlylnr wt

Mor Star.

10.23 p.m.--Arrived SinlIl>0Y°-

1.42 p.m.-Left Blngall0P°- Mondhy, 11.0! a.m.-Arrived

Darwln. L N D hr -

) _ - e arw .

'gg pgrn.-Reported sighted ge leo, Queensland. . ' 19,40 p.m.-Arrived Charle-

“n1=`p|¢gy, 12.59 a.r|\.-Left

rlevlll .

mr!! a.n:.-Arrived Melbourne.

Unofficial elapsed' time: 'two

n, hemp, t ree minutes-

of Mozart or the profoundly moving

“Z\1elsmlns cf Btrauss. and tho

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“Carnaval"__of Fourdrain. Dunh1li’s "Tho Queen of Heaven" and Moa-' - c.rt's "Alleluia" were selected as Miss l Macdonald's closing numbers, but to '

these she added two encore pieces, “Danny Boy," and a delightful old English song, “Yarmouth Fair." Aa an encore to her open grc she

“P

sang a pleasing cohlxlmlli-leitlillll by

Tschaikowsky, "None But the Lonely ____.

aesrt." ic. r. ny onuslsn-s smile Wircl with suon a prosremhw. Drelcr- mam, Italy, oot. az--well-on

ence becomes a matter of individual ml-mga on-glee sam tonight Italy taste. But the 111°°d tv Which ll" will refuse extradition oi ni-. Anton audience seemed most responsive Pwgmh and Egan Kvsiemik, was undoubtedly the stirrine' °n° wanted in France as alleged lead- .svoked by the S°°t*|-'11 f°’l‘ ml" ere or the terrorists inns noeioofl '1‘_h° beautiful am "SP°°d B°“‘“° of plotting the Marseille assossln-

Boat," should be cftener heard-that "Mani _

is, if it could be heard as Miss Mac- Puauch, alleged cmd of me donald sang itl "The Hundred Pip- om” ,evolutionary bands' ,md lers" carried the audience far and xvnermk' mmm is h,s..dmgate»»_ away into a quite different region were arrested hem last Week at the ¢m°¢l<gI!:;Y. gfllxd 5° *nxt £2” X33 request of French authorities. ll'1'°||-5 ~ 55° 5° re ` of three sus ts lowed by two Gaelic numbers, to mg” ?n“°";:a“:; brought lzih. Wm” °”° “”"°" °‘°"°""‘°' °""" “°' names into me case ns the ellesed companiment, and which she KWH cmd conapmwn against King

‘mn m" "°"“‘ ‘nd enm' Alexander of Yugoslavia.

M A occurs mln in ner can rlsmlzt. An mmm mm ,Md ,he 1,..

Mila Anna Macdonald made t 9 hmnuan by police did not shake inspection points in Ontario and

“Borden Line club loading h°l'» l*l’°“`°“°°' " mu mmm' h" nm the contention cf the Croatian!

is in lves, Albany, wesnenlsy. in a group of th!" °*‘°"*‘ ”"°‘““' that any were lnnooent of the plot

, The officers who finall caught up

, exceptional warmth and' power, but mm Floyd today were- leg by Pu,~v|5_

of rms what is 'mr' ° gem" f°’ m' the same federal operative who

terpreting the music which she “mud down me notorious John sings. This was as evident in her mum “_

group of Scottish foil: songs as in 3 m gmc 5 cam, upon

ln, tne magnificent aria "Ecco il .lunto-' P:_{‘y°”B,,y is was etrnl1¢ing_lo s. nl

Hymn to the Sun ci Perl, the ( Em,” ,. Page 3)

m':; mmhmhlr®l wenotlnrrancewrenthe

occ. 24 . . me n oellee n-lass-io-is-sl (continues on PIII *l assassination oeeun-sa.

Dtplimlatic cinlea wltohed thi

with particular care since

e mere

New Yugoblav Cabinet §'.?.’§°"°‘.13..’:.‘:*:.‘.. .........

$801

_ - pgibilitlal W all lntematlonal

£23 Is Approved 'By Regevncy

taber D ld.

il. il-I0 li

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hill

KD* Bile

character.

Q .gil

as the officers halted the cl'lminai'a| sanuon dl d Se

,.-

c No. 1 public enemy at a in a section much like the

tato Growers Tackle Problem of Market-

_ ing At Conference.

. .,. _ ._.-.. _

(C. P- By Guardiurs Special Wire)

OTTAWA, Oct. 22-Bigger pota-

toes for the consumer and bigger prices for the farmer are the ob-

' had 1:1 tom bile ltlll D0 '°':;'°r.:.“°.::..‘;;i::.:°.".l°."'l.° “.‘i‘:l"°..°..llz.:11f._ tilt.. .2 .“i....2.i W” ‘ ooo °f » we-»~=» -f me

growers, dealers and lkficulnlrai experts meeting here today. The five Eastom Provinces of Canada are represented and an effort ia being made to work out a plan which will prevent the present po-

market more than necessary. .At the opening session the ques- tion of establishing. compulsory in- spection in Gnterio and Quebec was discussed at length. In the Maritime Provinces compulsory in- spection has been in operation for sorne years. If the two central provinces could be swung into line, it was suggested e. long step to- wards stabilizing the market would have been taken.

coincident with the establish-

ment of compulsory inspection minimum standards would be es- tablished. The proposal is to pro- hibit the marketing or potatoes ls”

t 10113- LM30 Owrzrown tubers would also be ruled off thelmarket. This

would remove a considerable part 0! the surplus from the market and would assure the grower 'better prices while at the same time pro- tecting ths consumer against ln- ferior products, small potatoes with much waste and large ones with hollow or dark centres,

While the representatives of On-

tario and Quebec were in general M001'd with the aims of the con- ference sume doubt was expressed as to the possibility of making °0mDl1lsor_v inspection effective. owing to the size of the provinces and the number of small truckers Mid dtllefi Cnkqged in the trgng. port and marketing of potatoes.

Betting ugqof e. marketing board

under the atlrral Products Mar- lwlllll Act to control potato mar- keting in the five provinces was discussed also. Another suggestion was the establishment of shipping

Quebec through which all potatoes would have to pass. The question Of ffcilht "til was also discussed and it was lrcposed to approach the railways with a request that the competitive water trnifio rates now in effect be continued through the winter, and that conescoildinx maions be inure for intel-nel

C0u.rlcil held last evening the re- moving of the dangerous curve in the North River Road near the

brought up In discussing this mat ter level-allcauncillora expressed the

P R I 0 E 8 A I M opinion that sooner or later, the

city limits will have to be enlarged ,

in C M ploy ____ Ol; of tglst councillors was oi thsj p_

tthtFl dkn h UP icnt ltwouldseemiikevery' ~

§§,;;"§”“ “ °’ °" ° W” Representat1vesofPo po.. nninoo to ...nt nnHlivoion.‘ “mn 15° “ll” an h?“'-

to become opposition towns Ti-le( Recorder pointed out that, before an land can taken into the

lowihg resolution was passed un- animously by the council. Resolved the approval of this council he riot granted for the supplying of water by the Commissioners of sewers and water supply to the proposed Connolly Estate development cut- side the city, ind further, that the attention of such commissioners be directed to sec. 30 of the Char- lottetown Water works Act where- W nb Mréement shall be made to supply water to any non-resident

githout the approval of this omin-

. l The proposed extension of School

Street was again discussed but nothing definite decided upon. This question is to be brought up again at the next meeting.

Ucuncillor Vanlderstlne referred

to a dangerous curve at s. garage on

Friday at 8 p. m.

KIDNAPPED

(A. P. By Guard.ian’s Special Wire) »HU'N'I’lNG'1'0N, W. Va., Oct. 22

-A widespread hunt was ‘started tonight for Dorothy Maris Han- shaw. 18-year-old daughter of e

napped as she entered an alley on her way to school.irl Huntington at 8.15 am., today.

Y be pl

city limits an act of the Provinciall _,legislature is. necessary. '11:le _ici-..

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Wd' R°="'"° POLICE, BULLETS CITY (;0UN(:||_

Scott fllndl Blach End Long ./auntf

VVithJFaaltyMotol_*

Link London, Melbourne In Than Three Days' To Cop $50,-i 000»Prize. Dutch Team Trailing.

(C. P.-A. P. By Gua

rdian’s Special Wire) "

MELBOURNE, Australia, Oct. 23-(Tuesday)-C_"W;

A. Scott and Campbell Blac

course

faulty

hasty

' Approaching' Melbourne, thg

k, Englishmen, today won thi

11,300-mile London to Melbourne all race, arriving at the Flemington racl

here. ' .

The flyers, who reached Mall

bourne from far-away London' less than three days, travelled thi? last lap from Charleville with 1

motor.

t they nursed it along, often repairs at Charleville, and

made the 787-mile lap in good time.

` speedy Britons passed over Hay, 20£\

MA/OR SCO" miles to the north, at 2.03 p.m. (l1.0.'l

m., Monday, E.S.T.), and they came in at a speed of more

xlvcburrrlnl. Dlrlrouurms

0ntllohai£.lapofth;'lr;'ocord-br;i;kdin(€!l%fsoanEn¢landiti

A rails. ._ litem.. . . Scott -Blah .lessen ‘ln‘:"1z.obo-gflxair derby? were onoonnierlng ulgllgnlues vim one engina

.»

of their speedy aeroplane.

At Chnl-levilla, Queensland, last compulsory stop before tho finial!

oi' the race at Melbourne, the ace British flyers were dolayod two hourly and lil minutes. The angina with which they had taken off from Darwin, vlithonbfiveautofaixoyllmlen !lrlng,vvaeca.ualn¢t:mubloagaln.

MechanicswurksdfeverlahlytoputtheflectCosnctlntrhnfor

'|00-mile hop to Melbourne and finish of the race but the dlglns

still sluggish when they took off’ experienced observers on the field gina was picking Ip.

lh1lli¢Wh\d

.git if seg il. ir§E li.

ue south of Chai-leville. Still hopeful they might overtake

the leaders, they dogged and cour-

eclls Dutch team of K D Par- ntier and J J Moll was speeding

ag . .

me . .

Victory Avenue. This matter was across northern Australia between referred in the City Surveyor. Pon; Darwin and Uharieviile- When The meeting edjoumed until Scott and Black left Charleviile

they were approximately seven hours flying time ahead of their nearest eomsletilml.

At Melbourne crowds dreamed

han two and a quarter incheslG|Rl °“t t° "M m°° mm” “hm ‘M

derby was scheduled to end.

Throughout Australia excitement

rose to a high pitch when news spread that Scott had passed Charleville safely and started the final hop. Australians were confid- ent no would be the victor. despite the difficulties he and his co-pilot were having with one engine.

One engine had given out before

they completed otlle ocean hop across the dangerous Timor Sea to Darwin and they landed there after

prominent furniture company ex- _a__1oumey of hazards all the way ecutlve, believed to have been kid- (mm Singapore. Stomiy weather

added to their difficulties on that leg. While the owe lending planes

All police were ordered to search passed on scrum the Continent of

for the girl after the family report- Australia, the third pliwe Plane ed to Director of Public Safety Abe that of Ool. Roscoe 'lllrner and Forsythe that she had failed to re- myde Pangborn of the United tum home at noon and a. subse~ States, landed at Koepnng, north quent search by them had been nf the Timm- Sea, at 2:45 a.. m-, G. unavailing M_ T__ after g flight from Singa-

The girl'a father. George W. pm-e_

Hanshaw, is president of the Hunt- cathearg Jones and Ken Weller

lngton Wholesale Furniture Com- ny-mg anogqqgl- mmol; plane, and

WHY. 'Phd fBmll_V lives in Lhg gin * elusive south side residential sec- (Continued on Page 'll ‘

tion.

expected tc male pisin the genom-

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Hitler Urged ° _Firm On Church Policy

¢||@|¢¢°(Qgnuw ' ' (IyLodsP.lloohner,Assooiated'fewdaysasDerl"llehrorisllffer-

m Agaagy 091. ' ` ' Pres Foreign Staff) ing from a tool-hache. lfltlhUY@ mt UI- Y the (A. P. By Guardlan'| Special Wire) sheaves of declarations of loyal-

mggq - . f BERLIN, oct. 22 - Menaoing ty to Hans Melser. deposed Bishop

f rumblings of dissatisfaction with of Bavaria, arrived in today's mall

ine Nazi handling of the church at party headquarters. Bavarian l situation, and even the threat of a peasants with heavy inelegant Roman Oatheiic inlierdict reached sorawls set their names by the dos- rvssi party headquarters today one ans even by the nonsense to l from Protestant and Catholic quar-, protests against the dictatorial pro- tere alike lcedure of Dr. August Jaeger, Navi

Interest in Chancellor Adolf Hit- oorrenissioner of Protestant Church-

_ler's forthcoming vrcnomicementles in Prussia

To Remain

As farmers in the past have been

A V -' ment’s attitude towesu the rfneni' the backbone of Hitler-'s support,

` Protestant secession vastly increas- these protests caused considerable

ed today, although it became known consternation. l~litler'e advisers

3 , that his reception cf leichbishop urged him. however, to remain firm

‘Ludwig Mueller and the delivery of in the policy once adopted and to

hiseMreesmaybepestcla\saa_ncereoedsbarosatheqvpoe¢ioo..l

a.m., G.M’.'1'. It appeared tid

o, howusu-, that the Us-4

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CUUHIWNAY. B. 0., O$. I..-(Cl

P.) - Geago and We-lter Inglis, brothers, vouch for this fish story. They were fishing off Cape iaeq when they saw a. salmon nipping out of the wa/ter. When gh George reached to which the sa

been trying to dislodge found buried in its gilh. |

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_ (Cimnlllan Pruagq " _\ill'l'E0li0l.0i;mal. ns' CE, Torx

onto. Occ 2'.‘-hillnlmunl and matte

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