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moyen. in ‘Cbarente, a tra edy has been enacted which now ‘ calling for the ‘sympathy of all France and has started a movement for a ‘Presidential pardon ‘for its chief actor or victim... writes a corres- Dondent- of the New York Herald Tribune. it is the casogof a (Mod- ern Jean-Valienn who. lmto-day on- cc 1 _re In the, prison fromwhich he ally escaped to...laa.d a nor- mal, Flndustrlous life and tqqvin the esteem and Qfllifidgllce or his,

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For Wire Fences

Three out of ten run down because their fuel supply Is not equal to ‘their needs. Guard against til‘) diyytaklnp Wampola emulsion“- ‘cribs "‘ Liver Oil as a preventative.

Don't wait until you are all down and out. A'n_oones.ef'< prevention Is worth‘ a pound o of cure. Get ' ‘bottle today from ‘V

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neighbors. The man's ugngvls Honore ‘Chantecaillo. Became to the village in 1320, a, ‘may; of fifty- five, ‘t0 nettle (IOwh alidnwork as 1| laborer. Eventually‘ he married

ed use of barbed wire in the co1111-

_ IIIOVBIIIGIIE

' CARD 0F THANKS

‘ spiritual bouquets received during

try districts. which isadding to the risks 0i’ those who follow the hounds, have started an organized to induce farmers to use substitutes for wire fences. it is proposed to lend financial uid to farmers who sire not able to bear the expense of such substitu- tions.

Because of the spread of the

' barbed wire fence, Sydney A. Fans

Master oi‘ the South Oxfordshlre Hunt ‘Club, ‘has resigned that oi’- fice. There are too many death traps in the countryside, he con- tended, asserting that the fields have become like bird cages be- cause of the treacherous wire ‘ban riors.

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The brothers and sister of the late Emma MacDonald wish to thank all kind neighbors and friends for their many sympathet- ic acts, words and letters, also‘ floral offerings, mass offerings and

Produce wiuun) i

SEED and FEED BARLEY. Some QOOd ISLAND GROWN

BLACK SEED OATS. _

Doctors Inquire

Mrs. Maggie Mitchell, a deaf mute appearing in police court yesterday

lhrouuih un interpreter"

the time of their recent sad be- reavement. 7604 -

Into Case of Murderess

(Canadian Press) BRANTEOILD. Ont. Feb.

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lo answer to 1t (zliurge of murdering heir three months buiby by burning it in u fuiiiace told the con-rt that her

‘ FEED WHEAT, SEED nerves were bad and that she did 3 WHEAT, SEED and FEED ‘. uol know wrqt happened. Two doc- ' BUOKWHEAT. 5 to 10 Tone tors were appointed to inquire into ‘ BALED STRAW, for which her mental condition.

Q we will pay CASH or, ex- ,.

k)“; l; e pouibi, “To regain my liberty i have un- ? pflul (lergone horrible suffering. A-t' ' Coro-Estandon-l-‘olcon the Venez-

“ ' ' a . doctor advised me to hunted‘ return to France. That was in SEEDS FLOUR FEEDS 190i). ‘l lived for fifteen months in

change for FEEDS of all '"‘

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Nut Old Sydney, Sprlnqhlil and

kindly mun had some trouble which he could not forget. fTheu the day came when whatever it wag that weighed upon his soul could be stood no longer. He‘ went to the police and gave himself up as an escaped convict. At first the auth- orities) would not bell-eve hig fan- tastic story of. a theft committed when he was a boy, his‘ sentence to ‘hard labor, his attempts to es- cape, recapture and eventual saf- "ety. ‘But his records ‘ptoved his story. From prison he has writ- ten the following letter to hls wife. which reveals a-‘tragic life better than it could have been told (by anyone else:

Recaptured Several Time‘!-

‘lMy dear Josephine-You ask me to tell you all my life. I want you to forgive me the pain that I shall cause you. Forty years ugo i was condemned to five years’ penal servitude‘ for a foolish act of my youth. I have ‘not killed anybody. ‘i stole. I was twenty years of age w‘hen I left for the penal ect- tlcment in New Caledonia, where l served without incurring the slightest reproach. When I was relegated to Isles ‘lies Pins I lllfllll‘ aged to get work in the nickle mines, where d remained for four yeans when i escaped. I seized the opportunity of getting aboard un Engikeh sailing vessel, the Fern. bank, of ‘the Bank Line, which was lying out at sea. I worked on board u): sailor, baker and cook. For over three years ‘l led ‘the iifc of n. seafaring man. When the Fuirbank reached Liverpool l felt that I must again see France. I had not seen my loved ones for over thirtcun years. I was mad to think about it. Five months after ‘l was recaptured. This time Iwas sent to Guyana. Twice I was rc- cnptumd i11 Dutch Guyane. The third time I Wlli-l luckier, for iman- age-d to reach Venezuela after ‘ten days I11 the bush and"‘fourteen days u-t sea.

Horfible Suffering.

ulan gcncrui, AugustlmPoidar, en- trusted me with the management of his agricultural property. I be- came u 1111111 of trust. I did -my work to ‘the entire satisfaction of my employer, ‘bu-t eight years later

‘the home of my parents, and dur- l")! ‘six of these months d work- ed at ‘the Hachette Publishing liouse. A casual wnintemtional re- mark made by my mother-H bear her no Il feeling—was the, cause of attracting attention to me. l was recognized and arrested again. ‘lt wns already nine years since ‘I made good my escape. I was con- demned no six ‘months in ‘prison and deported to the convict settle- ment. On ‘the voyage over ‘I resolv- ed to face every peril in order to got away from the, prison, aind

All Sizes

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We can supply all Iizea in , Womenfl, Miaae nd-Ciflild-

ren's Ovsrshoee flit thbi16id' prices. although ‘they have 9on0 away up In priaelatoiy.

Women's 08.50 Mlsose slzea 1 to 2 "(-0225 Children's 8 0.0.10‘. .. . 02-00

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Barristers‘, Attorney Eto. Msney to Loan Charlottetown

within three weeks of my landing at Saint Jean du ‘Maren! I succeed- ed in regainiing Venezuelan territ- dry, although it was far more diff- icult than the previous evasions.

Lived An Honest Life.

‘ii went back to my former cm-

“ THELQHARJSOTT-ETUWN GUARD

Central Guardian‘

A v01": FOR s. A. ineoouato means no increase in city taxes. 2584-8-21

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TO ATTENF-FTU N ERA L.— D1". James Warburtoh will

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OIL ‘TIANK steamer (Mary buckenbach, Cap- tain McDonald (Souris, P. E. i.) is .on the way ‘lo Tamplco this trip, after dischargfngoil at New York from New Orleans. The) Frederic R. ‘Kellogg, Captain Avard Moder

. and had two children, qwni‘; hi ‘Manon,’ Bay) m “(so going w Burn Oxwoégangfilgf" F??? _Some {lvlrgrlzaerlmélesrlfiligeggzd 6:: "ailing: Tanipico from Boston. Both sail- _ v ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ,y s. Energy W‘ ‘a -‘ '- y B "(W981)" realized that ‘this taciturn but

FOR ST. JOHN PULPIT- Rev.

~mouth. who resigned the pastor- ate of (the Summerside Baptist Church last summer and has been spending the past few months in special study at the Baptist Theo- loglcalVSeminary at Louisville, Ky. is expected tourrlve in Saint John today, where he hus been i11- vited .to suppi the. pulpit of the Main (Street gupfst Church, Mr. I-lerinanis accompanied by Mrs. Hermon and little daughter ‘Ruth. —Holifux Herald.

EXAMINATION NOTIOE. —~Fol- lowing up the, work of the recent institute for Sunday School Work- ers an examination based on the hook, Training the Devotional Life. will be held ‘in the co lrse of the next fortnight. It is earnestly hoped that a larg-e number of those who followed the course conducted by Rev. Frank ‘Miiiigan will write this examination. Intending candidates will plea-se- glve their names to the Superintendents of their own sci)- ools, or to Mr. G. D. Steel, Euston Street as early n5 possible that arrangements may be madc for holding -ti1e examination. —---@o>—-_

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PERSONALS (Miss Evelyn Scott, of Salt Lake City, arrived Sunday afternoon on a visit ‘to her aunt, Mrs. ‘C. G. Duffy and Mr. Duffy. Miss Scott will‘ spend the remainder of the winter in this ci‘ty.

Simple Application That Dissolves . Blackheads

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(nun-cu of‘ poroxlno powder (‘r0111 your (lr|1a):ist~sprl11klc u litilt- on :1 lint, “w. (~lutl1—-rul) briskly over flu- hlui-khonils for r1 fi-w ll(>(‘iIIl(|li—~\\’lllllI lln‘ puris. illill ovary blurkhcuil will ho gout‘, l'll1(-l|ll|.¢t uutl squeezing out inlui-khi-uiiu mnkvu lurpzcr pnros. uud you (‘uniml got ull of’ the blnvklicudn out this u"ny——yrhlli- this slinplo uppllonilnu of poroxlnu puwdcr uuil wan-r (liusolvct-rovor): pur- tlclo of (hi-m 11ml lt-uvcu Ilio skin nnil porch I11 Iln-lr nuiurnl condition.

mam in the locality. I bad decor- ated an (tutomoblle with tin) col-, ors of the Allics and hnd with me (here your musicians, and we sun); ‘the ‘Marscilalse’ and the ‘Venezuel- an Hymn.’ -I waved a flag aind wav- ed from right toleft and cried‘Vlve La France" They lhrcwflowcrs in my path and 1 fclt my eyes filled with ‘tears of joy.

Ask! Only Pity.

“In i920, when 1 was fifty-five yealro (oh age. worn out and old again my thoughts -t11 ned to my country where I might dud my days. You know the rest. We were married. l worked as temporary employo in several busines houses Mid 11B workman with I . Bureau." who e1n- pioyed me until the day of my ar- rest, .1 had the consolation of n11 affection‘ ‘thht was sincere and very dear to me. I no longer hid my-

ployer. I found that he had been put illl prison and‘ his property con- fiscatedas punishment for sbme ipoiltical crime. Nevertheless as I had left a good reconi ‘behind me at the plantation, my new employ- er intrus/ted "me with the same ms- ponslbillties that I had formerly held. I remained for ten when" the service of the some man, M. de Lima, planter, banker,‘ Consul for Holland and Chile, at Core-Est-

Mark R. McGuigan

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Money to Loan

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of ‘N. Y. Post Graduate Prdbtlee limited to Eye. Ell‘. N0" Eyes and supplying Glam!

Hours-O to 12.80. 1.8) to l

ando-Faloorn, Luis Juuado express- ed friendship for me. 0n Armist- ice Day, 1018, he saluted mopubl-

self ‘l lived under my owin name at Angouleme. -1 believed myself saved. Then in a fit of fever l went and denounced myself to lilo police at Poltlors. I await ‘beInE sent/book to the convict prison. Thatvis my life. I am not a bad hl18bflllfl,flQf apdgunkard. I only have you and" you are everything tome. I ‘onlyask one thing: lot them haVé pity 6n me. I embrace

yorrwith my whole heart, my dear

H. "OHANTECAmLE. "ES-Embrace Leon and Renee

Josephine.

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Feverishnees arising therefrom,

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CASIORIA

MQTHER;_ Fletcher's

Castorla ' especially pre-

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‘DANCE AND PROGRESSIVE

Auction, Kinkora Hall tonight, Feb.) 7510

represent the Prince [Edward island Medical Council today at the funeral of the late Dr. Alexander McNeil), who. for many years was a member cf‘

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Britain Rejected ' Sun Yat Sen Wish

‘IJONDON, Feb. 8iThe refusal by the nritisi) authorities ln China to allow Sun Yat Sen, president of the ‘Chinese Republic, to engage Canadian officers to train his troops ivas responsible for the en- try‘ of ‘Soviet troops into Canton, to the great ultimate disadvantage of British traders. 5101.85 the special correspondent of the Morning "Post-in southern China.

This is not the first time that "Canadians have been said to have playslla prominent part in the des- tinies" o1‘ China. Some years ago the report was broadcast that Mor- rls A. Cohen. young soldier of for- lune _f1"o1n Eilnvinton, had become- the.‘ confidential adviser to Sun Ynt Son, altar having acquired i11tini-

lll8)$(2l|ll21in‘klllt:(3 with Chinese

cliuriafll-cristics while lie was still

regard to the Russians. the position iirthis Su11 Yat Scn wished to have‘- foreign advisers and officers lrrtruin ‘his troops. He had actu- ally iugdg arrangement... for the en- gagmcnt ol‘ some Canadian officers ‘buliat thc iuetflnolneirt. thc British authorities (lisailowcd it. Borodin ivrs-liu Canton at the time, and he promptly nook-advantages of tho opportunity, and offered Russian instructors. 'l‘iis offer was accept- c-(l. 11nd‘ not only did he furnish or- flccrs for tho training of raw troops, but also arms 11nd ammun- ition. The troops tlint 11nd bee.) trninr-(Fby the ‘Russians walked through their opponents In a way which tit:- Chinese hud not bcllev-

ed‘ to be possible.‘

i-aoii IS lT ANYBODY'S BUSINESS?

is it nnybodys business if s. 591l- tlenian should clioosc

To call upon a lady-if the lady don't refuse?

0r. to speak a little planer, that the meaning all mny know is it anyb0dy's business if a lady has a bean.

is It an‘ybody's business when that getieman does call.

Or when he leaves the lady? Or i! he comes at all?

Or is it necessary that the cur- tain shoud be drawn

To save from further trouble from outside lockers-on?

is it anybodfs business- but tho _ lady's-if her beau

Rides out with other ladies and doesn't l>et ‘her know?

ls it any-body's business—~but the gentleman's-if she

Should accept anothei-‘s escort where he doesn't chance to he?

If s. person's on the sidewalk, whe- ther great, or whether small, Is it anybodys business where that person means to call?

And if you see a person, as he's calling anywhere,

is lt anybodifs business what his business may be there.

The substance of our query, simply

stated, would be this:

is It anybody's business what anotherfis business is?

Or if it is, or if it isn't, we would really like to know:

For wofre certain if It isn't there

' are some who make it w.

lf- it is. we'll join the rabble. and act the noble part

Of the tuttlers and dofamers who

throng the public mart_

if it's not. we'll not the teacher un- til eacb moddler learns

‘Twouid be hotlcr in the future if h<-'d mind his own concerns. __.__-¢o>-—__.

Imrd, we Thy children. small and grout.

Beneath Thy care. wherefib if be Tile while Thy grace we supplicate, Give thanks to Thee.

"“' —<(‘iinton ‘Scollard.

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) THE [MPHE

‘Premier Baldwin Says‘ Matter Gould be Dis.- cusscd More Fully at Imperial Conference Th"an in Commons.

LONDON, Feb.:7.—-J.. S. Ward- law Milne,,C0nservative M. P. inf, the Kidderminluter division of‘ Worcestershire. ‘in the House of) Commons toduy suggested that the Dom-iniom. should be invite-d to express their opinions us i1.) the best methods of increasing recip- rocal trading withlnthe Empire and as to what measures for fur- ther Imperial preference they con- sider would be necessary to give affect to "this desirable improve- merit in trade." and thus assist em- igration from ‘Great Britain w the Domlnions within the Empire.

‘Mr. ‘Milne asked what stops the

in 1‘. ‘undo, obscrving tlic Chinu- _ tow‘ "ulEtl oi) n._ ‘

,‘ ‘stability a)!‘ 'the' " More)... Post coiujespondent reads: "With

Concert. 1:00 P. M. '

WIEM! ‘($90) Cleveland: ‘Hotel Cleveland. ; ' ‘Wasp (492) N. Y. U. ‘s. Army

(Band. also WOAIP. WJAR.

Government intends-d t0 lake to put into openntion the recommenda- tions of the Imps-rial Economic Committee.

Premier Baldwin in reply ex-

pressed doubt as to the Kidder- nlnlster mom-bar's suggestion at ‘his stage being best calculated to idvance the (lev-riopment of trade withlnthe Empire. In the Pro- mieris opinion the matter could be discussed more- uwfully at the imperial Conference than In the House of Commons. The ‘Premier pointed out that no- tice had ziiready been given‘ of the introduction of the ‘merchandise marks b"ill which was one of th-z- recommendations of the Imperial committee. He said be hoped to, make a statement nt a later per- iod with rognrd ‘to the remaining rPmnlmendations of the Imperial Economic Committee.

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10:00 WEAF’ (492) N. Y.--"Roxy (S. L. Rothsfei) and His Gino." ‘to WEAF. WEEI ‘WTAG. WCAP. "WWJ, WLIB, WJAR.

11:40 WLW (423) Cincinnati --A ‘Pragram by The Cooley Male Quartette. v

SILENT STATIONS.

Eastern: CNRA, WBBR, WFI. ‘WGBS, WGY, WHAR. WIP.

WJY, ‘WPG. WRC. Central: KFDM, KFKX, WCBD. -WFAA. WMC.

EVENING CONCERTS

6.45 P. M.

WOC (484) Davenport. Chimes ‘Concert. ,

WlG-Y (380) ‘Schenectady. Dinner

7:30 WIT-IO (526) Dos - Hughes. ,_ WIEEI (349) Boston. Musical. WEAF (492) ‘N. Y. Chamber Mus-

Icale, also from WJ‘A‘R and W00.

P . Molnes. Reese-

rma r. M. _ ' _ WAHIG L310) N. Y. (Piano and ‘Banjo 8:00 P. M.

“FIlIJliB (302) Elgin. lll. "Popular.

WMBB (250)~Chlcaco. EiemPClas- sica").

KSD (646) st. Louis. r‘...- Hour.

‘WOO (509) Phlla. Chamber Music- ale.-

‘ 8:30 P. M.

‘WIOR (405) ‘Newark. Special Music- ai

(who (m) ‘Win worth. Concert.

WIDAD (260) Nashville. Chicke- his. OIWOA (356) Toronto Musical.