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~_ "15 ¢ I - i 7 wED~E`§DAY MA-“CH 5‘h`"'1° ' I of equal sutfrii-ge and various other A __ _ ,_ _V___#;_.'_’__'_ _________________~_'_.piiases oi' wouioii‘s rig'-li-ts. ` For

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and so uiiostcntatioiisl\'. fiicreibeing Rev. R.G.[~`iiltoii- Charlotte- black fruck cout. out Siivafeiy fi-

ioiily lo bc promptly renicdied and

clothing. and also as an advocate

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__ _ ALBERT L. CLOUGI1 ` ~ &»H&r-Ia:-riirD¢n'¢mu..Dvvile¢/ofQavicu& '

HOW THE ELECTRIC _

` GENERATOR WORKS

Th” f0ii0Wil1Ktis a brieieicplaiiatiun of iow the electrical generaitoi' produces

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. _ | _ _ _ _ little praisc but the coniiiiission nasl Lapc Traverse; Rev. D. P- Crokeii- trousers. There was also it peril stii/cis' to iits gulls and aitlioiigli] lieorgcloiiii and Rcv. _]. M. Mc- collar. ii iiight bow tie, ii pair o' nidcli yet rciiiains to bc done tliucli Lt-od. St. I't-ters. 'spectacles and not least oi all

‘i‘s'liii\leti4 to ii iieiiiily coiintaiii value, iifiillile variations in cuisine speed.

ii i‘lio generator is nioreiy a small

lias been iiccoiiiplislietl. 'i`:iiigible| Under tiic new Act complete inedal which Dr. Walker had won lynaiuo. with ,I wh", wound mmmm

evidence of what has been accoiii- control of the liquor lraliic is prac- in the Civil War as a token froini part fthe ariiiaturcl liiivzng 5 L-0m.i plisllctl is totilid in the tact that ai- ticable as it never had _been licrc- Coiigrcf-.s or anniceiatloii of het. mulmim- at one md' upon ,which hém, readv soiiietliiiig over $700() nas totore. lhi- sitltiiiiihstrzitioii is oitt-'services ln. this outnt with ner 5...., |,,.u,.|,,,,,. um, ,:,,||,.c, l-|,.. cu,.,.,,,,,i

bei;-ii'puid in taxes by the dili`ei'eiit side of politiw. the eoniniissioiiers slmn |..,|,- D.; \i,'a|k.,,- L-0u|,| im,~d|, Vtzndors. lllis lux is based on a being free and iinfciicrcd to dis- 1,6 m15mke,, for a ,n-mb -her suture pcrecliiagc of sales :ind ivliile it charge their onerous and rcspoii- _ and general outline -being distinct-

iri il stil-tloiiai'-y. wire \vouiid. soft iron' ’r.lliic. the hlword pi‘o_lect_ione ol;

shoivs coiisidcrahle sales it shows sible duties ivithoiit fear, favor or |,-of me feminine type. and natui' .vlilr-li tthe- -pole iiieeesl ure located also that iraciicallv all the lhiiioi- interfereiiee in accordance with au) bm. ‘mwcted crowds wh(,,e,.e, ww close in the 'an`lm_uc when

.\‘ailes_areV accounted for. inc past their own ideas of thc fitness oitshe aplwmod in publm

_year has been largc'l_\' cxperiiiiciitai things- - _ _ i ,,mu_w,.e is mt-Mad' current in, in the :itliiiiiiistrzitioii nf xi new and .--\ll that is required to iiiake the i Unhygmnic Femme cmhmm ‘_gpnm_“wd in me mmm It is mugnélml

coii‘lprchcnsiv»<'_ law; not a iew adiniiiisiratioii of the law complete

ivealziiesscs have been discovered- is support and eo-operation on the _mst wh _ _. ‘

~ » y elle so passitioniitly in- ._-1 - . .

not a few loop holes iiiicovcrcd part of the people. slated upon we “gm to wear uw; gtxvfgwrggxoutuig' L`x:?;u:;'rr°";_lf“

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"U A R " sort of clothes that mon wear- is ,mcma| magueuzmg con ,-3 the mm

y - il 1] 1 li`l` _ ~ is-. . . . _

_‘- owrtiires of the Uiii\'ci'sitic_s ol

Tp.; suiiiption of the old ri-latioiis. live ,i.__'i$" V 5 . . - _` ~~ ' _ `

TMI" H[UH\VAY PROJECT U01 Cie-'Hb ‘@9930 110" 0"' -"'fai‘2' v.~ir¢~ H-hnutcoil, from one main brush!

\lr. .'\lc.\‘. f\iart1iii, \:ilIeylicld- in!

Ii letter in .\loiiday`s Liiiardiatl dir-' ccts attention to a iiiatter that de- serves every coiisidcratioip iiaiiieiy| the iiiiproveiiiciit of roads. where' harbour and railivay facilities arc waiitiiig. 'l`licre are many such places tlirougliotii the province-’ places betweeil which and the near- est ‘sliippiiig point lie miles. ofi roads over ivliieli traffic ciiii bc car-'i fied on only with great diliiculty l particularly in Spring and Fan, wlicli ilie bulk of our produce iS` being iiioved.

Une of the greatest needs of thei

province is ilic Connecting up oft these out of thc way places con- lieetiiigdlieili up by really substan- tialiaiid depciidablc~ fif not \vlioily` pcriuaneiit roads. The north side of'iiie lslaiidis notoriously want- ing in harbors and the only nieziiis of shipping is by railway. boinc of tlicsc places are among the best farming sectioiis of the prov-_

but 50 in;t(lc(yt1;llQ (irc llll:

means of gettiing to niarkct _ that productioii is greatly restricted. Sucli sectioiis could be inside very , much more productive than tlicyy are and those oi' tht-in that are tisli~ ` ing centres could be vcry protitabiy developed il provided with suit- able roads- roads on iviiicli licavy

hauling could bc Curried on by

ment to the eiiect that helorc she

was sixteen years old she saw thf

ed by current -passing through thci

to thc other itrouud the field frame. 1 The faster the engine tiiriliii that

mem” of motor trucks Capable °f i“°‘i““m~Y 071319 993°” Vim* "“g“"d ariilnture, the more ciirreiit pusnesl

hauling several tons at a time. Not i t only for the fishing centres but tor i U10 outlying fzirmili " ' ~ “

. _ g districts t

. _ , _ hut suggested itself, She insisted p,.0,.H,u,e (Vonage) au ned | th, hum roads “Dum bt' sources of that the uitaie garments were. as 9 , ` pp W e

\vealth~

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_ bince the perrnaiieiit roaus pro- ,_

_|cct was tirst mooted it has fnct

with pprai-tically universal endorsa- “ tion. llie forty per Cent share to Ki be incurred bv the federal govern- I

iiient is a strong factor in making V the project a iiiost attractive one "‘ for the province. a factor :iiso C which the province could ill afford 9

dopt the most natural costume H

u-nies unhygienic. and as ti. inedlca! foiiian this would undoubtedly ber strong factor. Like all other re-

‘l|°‘»1‘-"~'=’-M'-‘i"» and th” f"“‘“i° “U” were atilowed to act uuinteri'-uptedly|

5 drew *Hifi th” ""9°i""’i\ "i““ 'li `tl.>rniigh this and the iiioie this curreiiti he earliest opportunity she would 1,.

increased the stronger becomes thc; eld magnetiem and the electrical

euerator. if this shunt coil only

Questions of general interest to '

notorlnts WUI he answered' ln thlsl Albert L. Clough. care ol this office.

leneraled. Enclrcling the ilrniat,ui'el lt 15 hardly pm¢_-in-,|bi¢. to kwp ,mtl

the current sent. to the battery would increase with engine speed.ao tliut in very t‘_aet driving, the cliurgiiiiz _cur~ ent would become so great as to |iro‘.'e destructive to the battery mid

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possibly to -burn out the light ~ :iiidi peithaps the generatbr itself.-"Fii3§it.ua-i tion is that the current supplied by thei generator increases not only with hi-f creasing engine speed, but also wltlil increasing mugiictlisni. ihieif dur- to-

liighei' speed with tiiesii undci-tirahli-; results. which must bo clieclioil. Since

gencriitor npccd constant, it is neces- Bilfy to diminish the iiiagiiotlziiig ctiect or the ‘ahiiiit coil very greatly us :speetl I increases and this is done hy arrilnglllg

.his ileld Iraiiie is maguctized and tlieitnnt the shunt ._-on ,,-imp uct, .ig fun K #_ _ » , ,V V \

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power. a less part of the time as th' speed increases. 'l`o effect. this ii

iuagiietlc rcliiy, under control oi the. ciirreiit sent to the battery. is am-:litig- ed to induce into the shunt field virciilt ri. resistance. ivlicrevei' tho hat-

tvry current. liecoineu oxconsiive, lhiuti weakening the limgiiclisiu and to with-; drasw this -resistance when the cliai~;<-i

GUARDIA ini. lim Witte fi --~ - ._ " A | _ _ S . "` s ~ ~ -° . it-';|f1“‘tw“ i ‘ _ __ 'l"'""'°”'°”'°‘ fi-._ .. ,__--___(,iAN‘i`DIAN _PACIFIC

Travel by the C. P. R. when intending oing west

'Fhrougli trains to the _Pacific Coast leave Monti-ea] every day. _. _ . V _ A

The accommodation is of the very best, courteous

officials on all trams andy at every station-~-No unneges-

V sary delaysianywhere_--- 4 A

. The checking ol' baggage looked after at all staéons without any inconvenience to passengers. , ‘ '- y A We invite you_~ til visit our office wiiere full in. . formation will be given concerning _your trip. _

Q Rates are the Same on all Railways }'

Reservations iiiade by _wife free-_-Write, phone or

wire for rates andreservations when required. "

Look for the Canadian Pacific, Ticket Office,

78 Great George Street. ‘ » ~ _F '

i ii. M. iuvisoii

Cliarlottetown i ‘ » ` - -Agent '

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- rinnnca . Demkrmanr. `

DOMINION INCOME WAR TAX ACT

TO WHOM APPLICABLE. `

Evciy person who in I9l8 resided or ordinarily resided in Canada or -

wa: anploycd in Canada or carried on business in Canada, including; ` - totporations and joint stock cornpanies. '

ing current becomes too siiiall. The WHO SHOULD FILE RETURNS. `

higher the speed, the iiiorn of the tim.; the magiietisni le kept Wefili and the current ‘ii thus kept ` siibstuutiaiily, coiretaiit. Thi.. lu only one or the ways of regulating generator output. Others' will be reierreti to later.

column, apaoe permitting. Addron

hive the public that her vi--wail'

orlners, Dr. Walker -sought to con» __ .

:i;~lc reason why Dr. Walker’s long

t Every unmarried perton or widow or widower, without dcpendmw

children under twenty-one yur: of age, who during calendar _vein

i918 received or armed $1.000 or more.

2 Ali other iiidividunis who during calendar year 1918 received or earned -

$2.000 or more.

3. Every corporation and joint stock company whose profits exceeded

$3.000. during the Bucci year ended in 1918.

FORMS TO BE FILLED IN AND FILED.

FORM Ti. By individuals, other than farmers and ranchers. ' FORM TIA. By farmers and ranchers.

er,-, ,.0um)_ she was .30 my Sui- -criisiule lu favor ot' what she called

esiirui t-h-at since she began ner ropagauda nien have shown no

to cast aside. i’eriii:iiicnt road con- ,M

_?li'uctl_oii would inciili malty things

or this provinet. tt would nicaii

first of all practically' uiiliinited m

eiiiploymeiit .for retiiriied soldiers U and others; it would mean the J

connecting up of the remote parts ot the fini- sei. '

of thc province ivitli the market centres. The work could be under- taken gradually tip to zi cost of $35,000 per aniiiini, done on a per- iiianent basis as far as proceeded with- and done first where most needed. The approaches to the principal centres could be taken lip iiniiicdiatcly and the work grad- ually extended as means would per- init.

'l`l iii l).\i\l.\I.\Tl()

"'l`he geiieratioii pcipcti'atiiip_'

such ilevaistzitiioii severed all coii» iiectioii with lliiiniiiiiiy. l’erli;lp.~:i we shall renew relations with tilc ncxt gt-iii~ratioii.”'

lf_ anything can bring home tot

thc tierliiaii people thc ilaninzilloiil the-v have broiiglit upon theiiisclv-4 (-5 'qu-t~lv it is the :ibovc reply byi ie l`rciicli L`iiiversiti<-s to L

Licpzic and lit-iiielbiii'g for ii rc-

,_y cars ago tilt sc tuo iiciinaii L iii-1 _vdrsities spoke to the world: the wwld knelt at their feet: today they are el:is.~i~d w'ith and part ol §‘tlie,gi~ilerat'ion that >‘<'\'l`i'<‘<i iii' _ cor1n`qctioii with liiiiiiailtty-" 8 ~gen_c'_i'a,tioii which the_world f¢iU=~" cs-~t'o'iic ideiittihed with- a geticra-` tion apart-_ a gciicration guilty ot-_ yoiid litlniaii forgiveness. I _ ._~j..;\uid.\i'ho shall say that the judg- _meiitis not just. that ii W5 A “Ui

' the kii-ees. 'Plif-y were coiieldered`

.\f or oF.R.\-mxv “

been niorc than deserved? 'i hey arc wliiiiiiig iioiv; four yours ago the (ierniaii universities were where the guiltiiest of (icrmaii murderers were. it has not been for gotten that during the heyday of Ger- man derili.shne.~s and cruelty and rapine~ ivhilc they were pcrpeiinl- ing the “<lera.~‘tation- that severed all connection \vil|i htiii1aiiit_v," these satin- l"ieriii:in professors were invited by their old assocliit es in lfiiglisli universities to tisc- tlicir influeiicu against the barharf ic practices of the (jeririan army iii l Uelgii-inn. `l`he iierniaii prolcssors then jiistilied evcryihiiig the Ger- man army did. 'l`hey are whining now and want to be friends again and they are met with thc awful senteiicc “Depart ye ciir5cd~" There may be il chance for the next gen- eration bul none for those who dc- llberalely severed all connection wiili humanity- - _

iLiti_'il'¢\iiiit Asiiiit v ` I Visits United States

W.A8li'iNG'l`0N¢ March. 5--i»°"° minding. uw nmis-ii ambassador. iw-r gqgipgnietl by 11811)’ 'Re¢.d`illl` mm' mémdgrs or his suit. i'e¢i}fi1°ii." _Pill r>0st bore veetordv-5' °“°"‘°”"5i.!““°°'

of several months. me my h6\‘5 ,

;\,|y wlitfbe of brief diiiration as he Bl' ects to return soon to Londvh 10 P0'

_ PARIS. 8.-Spaulding to the

(ierilians Aida ‘

l ' ._ i i (lick the Pnles. l~.'II‘...`."§’..Zf”°.‘."...'.§f" f-“JSE ‘llilii i.

POSEN Much, 3.--The Germans'

alter three days or comparative quiet. resumed attacks all ailoiig the line upo _the Poles -today. according to reports from the Polish German frontier. "

' i BY END 0|' MARCH

4 -l. '

British co _ _ silt, Arthur J. Bai~' tour. British ` ot Foreign at-' intro, said by the im! of Merch we

limry police whioh will, be the greatest. stride towards universal peace. As a. representative or the British Gov- ,l ernment I am iii n position to my that who; in going ol in America 'M this

~, _ - _ p .meant is moi-eimianunt for »u`e¢¢»_-‘ roi someday vm .lawn me sim.

lol- Q (silent pesos is beitii

“”-“ °“‘°‘.f'“°"i>iiii.iiiiiiilv incl ’° "'” “"""’ ’°“

shall-at least be in eight or s prelim- i-°f'

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ciot.he:~i, but on thc other hand. 0 women have clung to their own itil-i'

ents, with the slight modification ll lat in tho present gcueratlon'DV‘ i

-'li-e.~i»: reforiu dixl not prosper was that woiiieii wear tho clothes they do

t-:poi-iltioii to abandon their own ia :inference rather to the wishes

i-iuon tli-an to their 'own desires

.Mcu like women well enough as

icy arc. and are naturally inclined o resent radical changes in tihere

ammis have fiound favor in the sigl_it` aliiluarunce. Now that so many

- i v.

'-otucn are determined to' contliiei hemselves wit-hout regard to mus~

mwked ,nd g¢._-||¢u|,¢_ culiiie opinion it is possible that the

o hygienic beiieti-ts oi’ Dr. Waker's

Like other retoriiiers. too. Dr. ‘i

Walk(-r was persecuted for her i original views. it was no new ex- perience tor her to be essailed Wil/ii early Victorian eggs, sticks and stones. ller iii-at -suits coiieieted of short slzlrtis wlth trousers under them, the latter being visible below

uii-plea-sanitly i-ihochlnz. She was told that hor costume was a dis- grace, ii burning shame and hor-

iiiioviaitioii may seoni to them more mporvitli.

She Played the Man.

Ma-'ry E.. Walker was horn in Ui.-

wcgo, N. Y'.. 'ot’ Pilgrim ii‘atliei’s' stock. l~‘roin her inothei-`-s litinilj-'. the W”-iiltcoiiilni. was utei' descended the great Hoosier poet. She \vni~i ont- of the earl eat Ameicun woiiicii to

rl-biy tiiiniodlei-lt. Even it generation,

inter when women riding hicycleei attciliptetl to introduce thc' blootl.iiei's; thcre were people to protest on thai grounds ot' modesty; but Dr. Walk ' cr’fs costume was quite as chaste an that ol' the average clergyman. and` ii. is plain v.-uougli that thc only oh Jection that could bc tukcn io it was that it wits diiiereut. Porliitps th-

>‘. _'»:“.._'if`i"-_.1-i ‘l“`=IiLii l'-'-‘-:Ti-".\~i"."ii?T-‘-Fe: 1

Daily Selections ‘lor g ` Guiirtliim Readers

Furnlllled by W. I. Loulen

,riot-11' ir our

Are you sick and week. and woury? i wig-bt it out.

ifp-the world looks dark and dreary,

Fight it out Tliougiii into seems the hs-rdest hittei-.\

quitt.or."

Fight it out

Gi-'eat mon one not tho strongest,

Filht. it Ont. ,.

"rin the chap who lasts the ioiibesl.

Fight. it out _

it uiirii knocks seem an unbenaini.

Still- your :beet bows keep_oii sen#n¢.

~ ' 'Fight it out

lunch heart has its own stern battle.

Waste no time inohiidish prattlo,

Fight it out

Be some good-`-not 1 mere debtor. Free your soul from chains that tet-

Do your -beet-God wells no better, Fight it mil.

Though lit; seems ii sordid otiory.

Fight it out

Fight it out t_(im't you heortbe sound ol cheering han the p‘o'rt _ive i_\'i,l,'g7N€Hi_ie¢lfi’_ri1‘l- ,__,

|¢_mjiqqn_ _ y _ zz t _"-',‘l|iit,\l'ae__lnvarl.

""9 "Wi, mi "’°‘°-‘”°~*i "”‘°“

"sl if*-5 _.' ii- i ar. l/lJ,.i';f» ,.1 ”° r ' 3 N ' I Eb : , "l*i¢\\it,;out’ I _ __ gran to qi” herself _lp _hill _ 1! - ~ ~ - .~ _»-,.‘,. ,- _ _»§.\ii.i1-.;,gZf3ql_) liliit~lt¢l'*!¥*f‘ ` ‘ ' `

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gimlua-te as a medical doctor, and received this degree at the nge of 23. Sbo"fptra`cllued ~hel' proieusioii for ii short time and, on the oillllroilk

or the civil W-in-. eniistcfi in nit-

Unlorl iirm_v -us an arse-isliint surgeon. Here she wore the regiilatfon aii'iii.\' uiiiform, with -the exception that the ja.-ket was clit like it bloiisi- and l`|i.tcd loosely nbout the neck. in ht-r growl. coat. said Dr. Walter later, slipiooked like a man. and, she at-ted like one. Certainly, sho did iiihio work in tending the wounded as7hér Coiigrossloual medal pi‘ovef‘ i\-loreover, _ehc had t.lie distinction ot being bhe lirnt woman ever taken -prisoner iii modefrn 'times and being oxchianged for e male prisoner nl equal rank on a tiitty-titty basin. Shortly utter the close of the war- Dr. Wlitlker viislted England and sought to rouse the women there to the dangers of the iinhyglenic cloth- ing they woie, and nieo to speak in mvorol woman suilrage. , A #ine intellect.

Dr. Wialker was one or the ilrst

ao-culled "new women," and the het that she married imprudoutly and un-happily gave scope lor the coarse ‘wit and cheap _loere ol the lowihrows und hidebounde, a eort of persecution

but whllcii persisted almost. untill her death. Her line intellectual gifts were overlooked. It is to Dr. Welker that the -busineetl word owe! the convenience ot /beilil ING lb -Print or write a return address Un the outside ol an envelope. md she w,as also the orkinqwr of the Wlf Ni receipt tor' registered iill.‘ Sheczad little sympathy 'with the militant. ul-

rragottes und used to say. "Wilkie" W'-ll get the vale lillii- “ii 800° HU _, 03' stop making fools of themselves." ii peeeltnhiblc prediction in which |',n5g0|1a<\)|¢y Will D01 D6' llbilli [O

-lcoucnr. at tier qsweso home ikhe

established u tuborciiloelii sanatori m which 'she conducted aloill 0l‘ili“B`i lines. ae indeed she did every'-Milt! which interested her. -More than once she was arrested for appearing

Sir Andrew Macpllail

FORM T2. By corporations and joint stock companies. _ FORM' T3. By trustees, executors; administrators of estates and auignccs. FORM T4. By employers to make return of the names of all directors.

oiiiicii-ils. agcritzs or other employees to whom was paid $1,000 or more in salaries. bonuses, commission or other remunera- tion during the calendar _vear 1918.

' Returns From Europe;

' i-‘ORM rs.

Major Sir- Andrew 'Macl’h:-ill, Eldon, l

Prince Edward island. was one of the nri°lvali~i qt lializfax on Satuiday. ii

By corporations, .joint stock companies. associations and syndicates to make return of all dividends and bonuses pnid to shareholders and members during i918. _ ._ individuals comprising partnerships must his rctumn in their

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GENERAL INFORMATION

All retui ne must be filed

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915101' Of lilo University Magazine. lin Forms may be obtitihinego from the inspetlrtors _and Assistant inspectors been oversaw, I-0,. nearly four yen), of>'I`axutioti and from e _stmnetcrii at nl leading cmtrea. ` A "mu 0|- wwmh, he pm,S0“nm_ equi Returns should be Eledammediatel . `

,md ml ambulance section mul mm' Postage mustbe prepaid on letters and otha docuinencs forwarded

by mail to Impectors of Taxation.

niandod it as it part of the second div-

pa.i-iscnger on board the S. S. i.ii»plaiid. T Sir Andrew. who is professor of modi- ifiil history at McGill University. und

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to which she became accuiltometl.i

_ _ Addresses of inspectors of Taxation for this Distxict :

ision. doing plicuumeniii work ut the

fanious battle of Courcellet-te and Ti\i0ll\'i1l. Later he wus attuclieri to

the cxeciitl\'@ stall' ot' the Canadian! lllediciil Service in London. but his, love for iidvonturc ii-traiii took lilm to tho field and his present trip is dircvti from the army ot' occupntioii in Col- 0»'¥"'*- Hi” 0Diiilone on the war and the economic conditions of the coun- tries involved. especially France Gel'-.i 'Mill' and Great. Britain, are thosei

of ii .erlloliir who hug not lost the;

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HALIFAX DISTRICT. _

Assistant inspector of Taxation.

CHARLOTTETOWN. P.E.i.

ssiltsnt Inspector of Taxation, .

SYDNEY. l\'.S.

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hroadei horizon durlul.: the grim real- as a supper with thc firi-it t‘uuiidi|in ities oi' his days ln the front lille. Sir Division, returns with the three stars

.~\iidi~ew wus accompanied by his .~ioii, Of 11 captain. won on the tfleld.

t‘upt. John il. lliacPlitill. who, leaving I

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