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HUGHES _

Sam lells how the British BY FlrRE OF INCENDIARY-ORIG!

Gpyernmenl wanted American firms to supply shells and Am- munition, and how llc discovered

tilaf _Canadian

as if not better

Article thus

Sllwl ill the Mlilikel;

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Steel was as flood than tile American

ipfacillll Canadian forefront of tile

‘at filo present. time is n powder cup

The Hon. the Minister of Militia alld ML 'GRAHAM: That ls .1 Sllmpnel

Defence resumed his speech after

lldjournments and spoke as follows:

i now come to s very lnterestin

part of the discussion. namely.

ul the o d .ll . .

°mmi'~te0 'md here lm- nie shralpnol charge: lies around this tube

‘S above the powder cup. and is filled

llll’ billwl I lim th" father of U10 °°“`_ in with resin so ns to keep it as tight corn, bc it for good or bo it f0l` U30- as possible. The fuse tits on to tile “"d I P""p°S° Buckmg lo it “.3 “mg tube, and when the fuao is put ou. the

Shell C . _

frankly admit-to the ilouse that it

as it has il. buttou left on its juckc

Let me. point out U10 facts 01' the it takes for this shell to reach its des-

case, and when l get through l pu pose giving some evidence-not lieu

say, but evidence. In July 1014, owing mg/[p,._ dGnA1_l)AM." -phat is n time to the fact that thc Kaiser hull been fuse? rattling his sabre up and down thu Sh, SAM nvmmgz Y‘_S_ .mm uma

striiigls toil lgclillllrgfgg tll:eyIl‘&l:l'1p<;:‘f0:_‘éV(?é fuse explodes the powlioi' cup ut thc; llll 9. l U -_ , ._ e on had lleen keeping the financial and 22:3”;l?(ll,2l?e,;=l;,l,l‘::,?dInf..‘gulf ,l,1fl_l,8 commercial world a little uneasy for shop, ls bmw" mu ,ml me hullplg

i" scatter broadcast. This is called the

some considerable time. business this-country was at a stand-still. Fa

105165 ‘Were "|°‘*.°d~ ‘"““e" WHS were made of copper, and n primer which 0l‘l`ll1W~' and °°mm°"°"“l “M ml' fits in at tbecnd is fired by a spring.

anclal _ disaster faced Called

Glell- Bflfuln “nd *1lm°5L 9"' corditc or gun cotton, is confined in UTY C0\mt¥`Y 0" the Uwe of W9 earth. this cartridge suse. in tlio high uX‘

Tlmt was the general condition_p vailiug when war broke out, and tl

\ll'°“|illlE Wi 05 W” did “Ot make me ‘smash the shell case all to pieces and

capitalists of the country any mo

o vest their money, or ban

*BMW ll lil togethel p ' ers any more ready to back up C0m'- ridge. The fuse is made either em; merchll men lu am' enterprise they pty oi- allen, either with the gain or mlsht undertake- Whse Wal" was 4°' without tho gain, and it is allen with clared Canada feariessly did her duty. me gpm subject to inspection, Num. T110 fill!! 11011- the Prime Minister im” ber 80 ls the time fuse and number 100 Weill"-tell' cabmd t° me Brmsh Gm" is the detonator or concussion fuse.

ernment an offer of a division co

l~ _ _

nrlelngfrom 17,000 th 20,000 Soldiers- ish war ollich to the lvlllllln Depart-

On the night of the 7th of Augllll

tel. Accor

1914, this offer was acoell t iugly, the soldiers were summoned

Vulcartfer-but of that l will speak Q_ F_ gun,_ 131,,-_v without cases _or

later.

On the 24th August, 1914, the War you pmmlseq office sent lls ll letter. “king il' We The Mllltlunepsrtmeht nhhlea they could procure them a small order forpwm. Offlce in reply;

Ye’ Re yours August 24. cllncernitik

flectlon, it struck me tléat tliie hllililly ,- gpm “el can get large quan-

~w c

shells in the United States. On

equipped industries of ana a.

were standing idle at the time, could "very Plunge advlw readily manufacture shells. l had seen on me gpm og August, the Wal-_ ala-annel shells bellls 111146 ill the af' office cshlea the Milan Department.

penal ai, Quebec, and ft is merely

blacksml`th's Job. Accordlnlly We CRW ed a meeting of the Canadian menu- guns' 13.9,-_ shells 0n|y_ presume you

fscturera.

Mr. _CARVELL1 D0 I “Ud°\`9t““d ‘tions can you arrange inspection. lilo minister t.0_ SM' lllllf Shells _ ‘md Am sending specifications of 15-pr. been .mlnllfhllllifell lil C°~“°d“ hem” shrapllel shells. quotation required

the outbreak of the war?

Sir SAM HUGHES: Yes. at l

arsenal' at Quebec. About '16 Sho

per _day was our olltpllt. Hllll 75 ll" in reply: cent. were bad. The hon, llJ9l'!l\l@" Wm Am arranging Calladlun manfnnc-

llnderfatalui that an infllllrl’ Wits mlm

lllougtlllle-|180. llllll ll WM f°““‘\ “mt work on shells. Had meeting today

to with huuiluu- Arrhnglnl; for many

l'll»\RK|NS PLAYERS AGAIN to

A. nl... 0-ho... .-..'......... ........';... li

out of_'fh,al\e\is__ that we flicked out test. fifteen would not go into t ‘ guns. l know whereof l slllillli-

At that meeting of lnanufactllrerlul about four weeks time. This could' be which was ‘a vol-y large one- they ‘

' nervous over their capl

9, very small number-l for

number-could be

into the business

could 'not be induced we took them down showed them during

several days how the lllullll

done, will

of shells

Silt

also States on

0\l\‘

empty

9 shell?

Sir SAM HUGHES: Yes. There is

5 a tube connecting the upper part with 9 w er c at the base, and the

V time is set for the number of seconds

"' tinatioll, and when it does so. it is "‘ one to ex lode

C' cartridge case (showing), which is

3' The powder propmiing the shell, the

ploslve shell akin to this wc use tile

Q. _ ‘e high explosive bursting charge to

“scatter it broadcast. 'l‘he two parts k' ' make a com iete filled cart

This ip ll. cablogrnm from the Ilrit

L' ment under date of August 24: H’ ‘ Can you provide or obtain from W American trade shell empty shrapnel,

fuses. lf so, what rlite delivery could

l8-l>- ll -

ll titles from neighbours speedy de-

” Your cable August 26. Please cable

quotation 100.000 segment shells. QF-

have detailed drawings and aD2ClflCl1

100,000 of these.

he. Tho Militia Department cabled t_he “B War Omoo on the zud nf September

U turers turning hydraulic presses to

h“ more. Alrealiy can contract for 4.000

shi-spnel weekly. delivery to begin in

illcrellsed to more than double lhni. quantity. Believe could produce 75,000 before November lst. Do you want shell Q.F. empty shrapnol 18-pr. without fuse. ae per vocabulary stores 1912, pm-t 2, page 480. Have all de-‘

Lui

ill nt to

lt ve nolle for 15 pr Please

torminell yet. Please advise.

llritlsll War Office: _

largely this amount.

The

ed on 11!

by the

War

4__

Have organized committee of man-

ufacturers on shells. They guarantee -scored a tremendous me-was Itm” 20000 by first November and 30,000 _ _mt h ' - mbnthly thereafter. May be able to f;“_’b“h"' b°°“ th' mt ° °°“°“ “L

telegram was recoiv

(From our Own Correspondent.) | OTTAWA, Feb. 4-Fire which broke.

out in the reading-room adjacent to the Chamber oi’ the Commons in the_ main building of Parliament llouse

and rapidly slpead. at 1 am. is still. beyond contro of the Fire Depart- ment und is spreading into the Senate side of tho bnildllllr. Two lives 'ure` kllowu to he lost, while scores are badly burned. The most seriously oi` those who escaped _fs lion. Martin Burrell, Minister of Agriollltllre, who was severely bllrlled about the face and neck, skin and flesh burns on the checks and serious condition from shock. 'Pho damage is estimated ut ten millions. Members ill the House ol' Collllliolls and Senate llllll to fight their way to liberty tllroulzll lol1p;ll4=s _ of flames. I’oople ill the upper storey jumped from the windows. Speaker Sicvlgny and wife jllmpell from their apartulellts into rl life not and were saved. Dr M ichaei Clarke was knock- ed down by streams of water and was also llurned_ Sir Robert llordell escaped. but lost his cout and hat. Sir Wilfrid Laurier was not ill the

Chamber.

So far as can bc ascertained at 1

a.m. all the members arc snfc. Several explosions occurred during the tire and the belief is that it was of incendiary origin. So rapidly did it spread that it is believed the ln- cendiarles spread chemicals about the building of n. most fnfiammablo cbal-~ acter and that once part of it ignited there was u. firo in la dozen different places at once. For some time some such attempt had been expected and as u.`re-suit thc greatest precaution hall been taken. Guards have been doubled and all the doors slave the main entrance had been locked. This very fact added to the difficulties of escape. The roof of the Comrhons_ Chamber fell' in and the Chamber it- self was destroyed. The Speakers' Chambers are also destroyed, with ,valuable furnishings and priceless pictures.

The fire was replete with spectacu-

lar scones, including the escape of employees in tho Senate restaurant on the top floor of the buildfng,_who were carried down ladders. Sir llobert 'Borden and Sir Sam Hughes took charge of the work of` rescue and ipboured galiantly. _Some of the most spectacular reci- cues were made in that section of thc building. There were many employ- ees iu the restaurant at the time and the lower corridors were filled with smoke so quickly that they were un- able to get down stairs. They made their way however, alongto the soutb» west corner and reached tho windows

looking down on the front. They were `sonn noticed there and from hundreds

Two Lives Known to llc lost, Scores Badly lniure

iloll. Martin Burrell Among those Severely Burned. Nullliler of Explosions 0ccurred and Flame Spread so Rapidly that Members and Senator Escaped with Greatest Difficulty. Eire not Unde Control at 0ne (Yolock this Morning. ilamall Estimated at 'len Millions.

arose the cry “don‘t j\ilnp;" lulilie

are coming".

Major Ganeral Sir Sam liugll

0 Arlo cllllollllsniel noi olislliovlili

rs’ policemen and firemen llavc bc

hurried in the collapse of one cud

es,l the building.

Minister of Militia, was in tho crowd` Sir Robert Borden made the folio

l l the work of resclle it was very] The llouse of Commons will me

at this point and he too helped gallant-. .ing announcement after midnight:

l '-

y n . . .. . difficult to get the men and women

here, as they were sixty feet ubo

ground and l-hero was not ll flrc cape to he seen.

, _ p . . - os-l Members can obtain information as

Chief Graha'm's men did great work Council office at any time after

lit this point, though it was necessary a_nl," to relieve them from time to tim

Perhaps the greatest llalillicap to t

c. The Premier said the place would

nremen was tho lack of fire escapes. -1 Government offices- of the Board

icy walks made things more dffllcnl

and two or three were knocked ollt

their efforts to hustle the hose coup- would be adjourned, the Premier

llligs.

For a lime it looked as lllollgil til

licked up the intervening space in time and soon tllreatelled the room

which the _unfortunate employees hl

been trapped. The latter remain I cool, however, and in about fifteen Laurier. lic escapelhunlnjured, b

es was mourning the loss of a.-fllr con t . .

‘lf drill or parade of his corps ut wllfull

minutes ladders wore rlln up the sid

o cap and other wearing apparel

' ry

of the room and they were able scale _down. Some ofdthe fircm remained in the place long after tll

had saved those inside and sllffcrcd said Mayor Martin, “and had go severely from smoke. One or tw

crashes shook the place as sectio

f, l Railway Commissioners_

no _ OT'i‘A\VA, February 4.-(Special)

to Retain Rank

S eclai to the Guardian

( P ° ' -)

r' OTTAWA, Feb. 3.-The reason wily

Col. Arumllil Luvergnc is allowed to re- tain ilia rank ill the active militia was

e fllrnlshcll to i)r.'EVdwardll of llrolltc-

nac in the House today by the Minia- ter of Militia and Defence. A nlltllber of other questions bearing on military matters were also asked and much in- formation fllrnislled ill connection therewith. -The Governmonthl uns- wel to the llesti whether f‘o| l..l

cu »' ' fl » On - ' ' of vergnetstlll retained his rank was tllut

such was the cnsc, he being sthl coni-

W. mander of the 61st. Molltnlagny ltegi-

ment of the Canadian Militia. As to

ep the lluostioll wlletber it intended to al-

out this (Friday) afternoon at 3 o'clock. ‘UW C01- U1Vff'gl‘0 to "f‘-Wi" his; "“"k»

0 ll". lar-8 will hp nnnmmced today thc answer wus glvegthattlic Govern-

lo lilelll. course 'ln this mutter wus govern-

tile place of meeting at the Privy sd by the provisliolls of till: Miliiill

ll Act under which ofl'ir:cl~s alld men of

tile lniiltia are subject to military laws

be only. tu) from flictiruc otlicing called

ho either the Russel Tbentrc or thc 011! f0l' l1CllV0 Service. (h) during

of tlic period of annual drill or training

otllcr piacewhere arms. guns. aulrnulli-

__ or within any Drill Shed or other builti-

ln Mayor Med"-lc Mm-mln, of Momma; ing or place used for militia pllrposcs.

en was on my way from the Chamber ey my room, which is near the libra

of the roof’ collapsed, but the corner plosion_ instantaneously flames sh

remained intact.

Madame Bray and Madame Morin

Quebec. guests of Madame Sevign wife of the Speaker of the Conlmon

from the reading-room, and l realiz

of that there was o. blaze. My fl

were overcome b smoke and wore were then endeavouring to press

Y dead when tile firemen brought tllei

bodies out. . . . .p y p

Hundreds l‘lu-illell lowurd the lllll was in the Chamber and everything

' cll

when the .second alarm went. ln, ll

those came upoll many of tho mom- through the door and shouted ' flrc hors hurrying down. Some had hand- _'. n

nd room again. but by that time thc cor-

otliers had coats up to protect their ridor was filled with smoke and flames ears. Many had been slightly bruised were beginning to shoot toward the

r Chamber. l then cried for the mem-

friends. whom they had lost in the bers to get out, and ran around by scramble. room 16, giving alarm there and

kerl-lliefs tied about their lln:1ds_ il

and the majority were inquiring aft

At this time it is impossible to send tb bel in one of the Ministers,

a connected story, as the confusion intense and the wires are blocked.

_,___.__..._._.--- (From our Own Correspondent.)

OTTAWA, Feb. 4.-Tim 77th Regi- "I put in an order for the Montre

on Fire Brigade, I notified Chief Tremb~ the Germaxm Four injured DasB0n_

ment. C.E.F.. has thrown a cord arourld Parliament Ilill grounds.

,,__.___<1--1-_-

(From our Own Correspondent.)

MONTREAL, Feb. 4.-Chief' Tremb

lay, with some officers and firemen

the local fire department, in charge sible to see_ There was not much ______;__,_,_,,_,_,_,_,_,____,._,,______,_____

1. confusion on the floor of the House Nllngnrg Llnlmmg wr" Nsurglglg

of a steamer and a motor hose wagol

d and to this many of the members

were about to board a special Gran Trunk train for Ottawa. when lt tele- gram name countermandlllg the order.

_______.._.._....._. (From our Own Correspondent.) 0’l"l‘AWA, Feb.. 4.--A number

r into service and I turned. running in

thc Chamber De ut S eaker Rhod

nd there was tranquil until [dash

and n big one l turned toward

s i-lollse Chamber, when l heard an e

y, thought was the fire extinguishe s, which was near hy. but pollcemo

lil told his Mary to theiianadlan Presfll (di Duflllg ‘WY d|'m_°" |‘“|"\‘]"' Of 3_'l"" edlshortiy after arrival at the Chateau “DVDS lil Wlllfll 110 is Ill`f'~‘lf'~"| lll the

up ranks (c) When going to or from the t place of drill or parallel :lull ff) at any

to he is present as il spectator whether " in uniform or not

n'e Mr: J. ll. Sinclair of Guyslboro was

o through u door on the east side ofthe mf°"’11'3<l that 51-651-272 ll”-U been YQ'

X. ceived by the Government from pri-

O ._ _ . d large number of such guns had been or- gy dered and it considerable number, it ,-' was not considered advisable to state n just how many, had hc-cn delivered. it lt was the Governments intention to ap- lgo ply the nioncy contributed for liiavhillc (.5 Guns for the purpose intended.

under the provisions of this Act»,»~~ <4-.l~

ill~ Asked as to whether tile .session M “HY limi* Willis \lll0n military duty

N.. or ill the uniform of' his corps or wltll-

lpllnri that be and ills colieaglles hull ln lilly *U10 P01186 UF lilly =ll‘m0l”.V ‘lf

olr not _vet consideredtbe question.

.-rfhrlh would he frulllnss nh tho flluhmv tion or other military stores are ksllti

L vate sources for Machine Guns M

olllwl`rllillltnEni sullolllo llllllililiv mutatis

_ .DISCUSSED lli HOUSE

N why Arnauodnelhlie is Allowed

in lllllilih. lllirlll-lf.

d' priation of Machine Gun iiinillif

Explained and Many Questions

S Answered by Col. Sam Hughes.

Sir Sam llugllcs iliformcd Mr. E. .\i_

i\iuf»Donl\ld lllnt four inspectors of mn lliliollg hull lice" :lppofutl-ll ily lil. Milli:-ltler ot' Miiitiill on till-. ro<‘omm<=il dntion of tht- t‘llil~l` tllspclrtor of urn... and amniunllioli and had either somi- prcvloull knowll»dge of' the work ._- iverc llfocllullical I-Znglrlef-rs. No :lp ‘ poiutlnellls had ever been Iusdc on lill- rocomml-ndalirlll ol' the- persnll iluvlll.-_ the politll-lll llllllwlllngc ill tho llistrill wlleru fill- ill.spl»clor wus l-lllliinyleli n\l.! in :iii l-als:-s iw llilll but-ll l~li~lectelf for 'i‘r-l~lllli<-:ll fllllliitll-:lliolls only.

A slulolllllllt us lo fill- proccllllro lol

lowoll in illltllillillg supplies for thu troops ut lol-ui llcllriflllarf_cl's was fur llishcrl by (ion. Saul illlgllos to Ml' llllglxes or lilngs, l‘. E. l. it was stil lr-d lllut wil<~l'c filo time porniittcll fell llcrs wvrl- llslnliiy callctl by public ud- \'ert.isf-nlcllts, if' tllc time were too short al cirl-illur letter or t'clvgl‘aln fron' Ottllwil wats zldllrcslvlt to lil-:tiers whos-l nalnes were .fllrnisilt-d ily the war pu: chasing ilflsocialioli. in some cuscv

cer cunllllandilll; the district was autllu rizcrl to pro(-llro toilllcrs trallsniittiny- them fo Ottawa for approval. Tile ll- west tellllf=l'.~i lvl-rv ip :lil cast-s llluwll lcd.

Mr. Kyle of itll-ilnlolltl wel-l told lilh the (lov:-rllllll-nt bail comlilanlieilrt-fi ltt,6‘.'l,S0li bllsil:»i.~l ot' wllcnf. lust year. Authority for tilc pllrf-lillse had hor-ll cublml ily title Socwtilry ot` State fo: till- (inverllliwlll. Mr. llllgllos of' Kfngll was informed that tho Ullnrlottetowil Board oi' Trade had requested the Gov l ernment to sllllsidi'/.c a steamer for the trafic bctwecll Prince Edward island and St. Johns, Newfoundland ill 1912. land had suggested the Rod Crosv steamsliip line of New York for tht- servfce. Tenders had been invited from 15 firms and a. contract awarded to thc only person submitting a pro _ poslll, il copy of the call for Tender.- . llrlvlllg beoll sont to the Cllarlottotowll

ll llonrd of Tralic. _

»M~w-~w-_-_eM=-¢¢~v»» ».f ~»~.~.~.-,- -~vv.»v~.-.-_~.-¢- » _-.».-_-,-_ A. N,-:_-f.

vrllcrc-llrgcncy 'wits' l'l'ccessl1l“S'The"oTli‘- "` "

escaping into tho open air. l saw

Gm D S

is _think it was Ml' Burrell, out of h

room and later I saw Dr Clerk, wh

hands." '

lay to send as many mon as possfhl

awful rate and it seemed just a fe

of black with smoke, making it impo

probably owe their escape."

W. ll. Bradbury, Stock-Broker

of*

. f N

18-pr. but he ~ - send latter immediately. Price not de- _,our wwesy pm on me boards M,

the Prince .Edward Theatre last even-

' On the same day, September 2, wav V - S H ki C i Bm" the f°“°‘"‘“" °““’°'"“"‘ '° "‘°‘1_llliglgdhlgdlyémbhg°lhenl»es2nd§lli'2%lei

_over staged in Charlottetown; and ex- ecuted by ouchmtlledted caste. il.

_ in view ,ofl the very disagreeable-

) wlhlch prevailed. the allen-

wnll remarkably good,

who were unfortunate

“Our Wives" were coll-

pooror. "Our Wival'_'of-

clever acting,

of the com~ respective

t‘-bel? or abiohutely mos -

li racy, rlslbla

appreciable one or two Frank 130-. Paste." fa a taltola

with

SCORE A

tails, plane and specifications for _ I

this

88|' 08

t dis- did, Miss Gordon was as true a roll

are

80X , B man The lfbom

0 Gi'

wRnan ploy the at

' would be--if he bad'bts own way; M to * i '

can- derson made an intereatingvéxnd p who vokinglyfunny "man/’ Mn- ntte nts nt- also did some clever work. As r

as cool as a cucumber while Mr.

tsl

` mmnent" “nm me whme mme was There are 451 porsollsl aboard the

Q' _ ' . of .scve

Elgaln Street also related some intel-~ i TEMPER.A'1'UR.E.

(Continued on Page Five-)

" (special to the Guardian.)

Karl Knapp as Melville Tatum wx

° NEWPORT News, va., February

ll have been taken from other vessels by 8* gers on board are said to have bee

tralfa.

` sllip including 138 survivors ui

rim \vEA'.l‘HElt,

TIDE, MOON. l=:'l'¢‘.

TORONTO, February 4.-‘Maritim-:

frcsll to strong woslerllly winds rlllr and cold.

THE \VEA’I`llFlR Yost_<‘l'4lfly wus

cool with heavy snow fails.

The highest t'cmpl~ratnro rc-r-orltcll

yesterday was 23 degrees xlllnvt- /cro

registered 21 degrees above zero; at nine last night 21 degrees above zero. 1 The coldest the previous night was "~ 19 degrees-almvc zero.

at 11 39 and tomorrow nt 1'.: 22,

‘~ . _ _ - lr |'°` will be lligll tomorrow morning at "Un 12 and Saturday' at l2.0fi_

, 0' The sun sets this afternoon at 5.10

lst gal-ds tlleladtos,Mlss Lotus waaopleo- and wma,-mw at 5 12; ll rises lo.

fe' morrow morning at 7_1? and Sunday

that sentation of her character all could be M 7_14_

of found; while Miss Duboia at\t\_d¢lnt wo- Mies Cbesmond, who was brilliant las

llllhl- WHY” h°l'h mm- Th” °°mP“'W on Thursday, Jllnllhry 27th at 8.35

MORE PARTICULARS

T 5.5. APPAM

3 'ships sunk by the submarine which

H 'rho lids will lu- high this morning

Y The moon sets thin <-vcliing at 6.47. i The last quarter of tho moon was

had been burned “bum me face ‘md .-Tho /tllpsm brought bor original . captured the Appanl: 20 Gorman civi-

A _passengers and 138 persons said to

Ilona being transported from Africa to hllgiallrl. to be placed ill detention canlps; 15?. nlemilcrs of thc Appnn;l‘_\

Flames shot along the corridors at alytakeu from an English ship from Augl Glow; llfi o|~l.llu;li nsscn ora on tlu.

i- D ll

Appanl, ami lilo prize crow of 22.

Many bf lilo palsscngol-_=i on file All

pam :irc wolncll and l-llildrcll. 'i`hel~l- arc also scvcrlll high Uritfsll fiololllill officials, wllo were returning to ldnl: land t`l'mll Africa, 'l'lin|-ry nn- pls., four woullllnll sailors, tllknll froln onl- of filo sllnkcll ships, whil-ll lwzfstoli cllpfllrc null wus sllcllcll.

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r-ti f'l'onl fllosc wilo taikcll with i.fl-ul

ullllllll l”lol'ir, till- Appunl was 1-nptllrcll nil lunllnl' lslalnls ml .lllnlniry l$.\ll_ QQ; fl_l;l;l\l_ll_ll___rll_ltl_l-_l-._lhu .lily llnll lh.

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' CNE CENT pcr rrorll-sacll insor tion for advertising in this roiulnl. Cash must. accompany orders. .\ifni~. mum charges, f_w_ellt_v-flvc <-outs. Palme sausaoes ATV/Kvs on _mu rf- ll°i=>»-=f»'f~- <i\\-»=1<»sl°l'»\- woman wANTs l>o`sl'rloN ‘ro'oo

housework good cook. Apply (film- lllall .__4_ ___ ,7_1;l0-_2~:ipt4ll|ul _ FOR 8ALE.- N0. B HOME .--JEWEL

cooking stove. Cheap. Apply at .230 nllslnn Sl. llnozl-fllfMEl|'_

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-r A 33

foot sllllftinlx ‘.",;i inch. Can be abou

hs natural when eveltyone, without

last night was as follows:

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still Frank Bowers (Paste) n Lihrettiat..

Mr. Joseph Salman.

are Otto. I-‘rank’s

Sylvan Martin

Wilson one I-lorry Lyon

roll- Melville Tatum an

Margaret Lyon,

mu’ Mlftmn

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rnnnlng now.-- A. Ducllerhln it Co.

deserve the greatest credit for last nilnlvs shcowflll i\¢l‘f°rm¢ll¢°-- *Wil 'rhm will he ll new moon on 'runni-

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dented crowd. The custo of the play

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° day, Pcb. Iird. at 12.06 p. m.

.1 ooauno xrvnlvrs, - .tlvNoUNo1=mnN~rs,

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ONE CENT par ward each inser-

tion of the advertising in this column

mum charges twenty-five cents. _

“Fresh Snlnigl, Halibut. Haddon Cod Fish and B eitll this morning a

Lfnlmont ourol polio! In cowl _..._.__L»-_»¢--¢-“----*-

suitable for nurse or sou _ __ _ .

chsrlotlolowh lush supply co.. i pl-lem fatally an _ ein

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nlodcrn conveniences. suitable for

light ilollsc keeping. Apply' (lubr- diun. '\ ` l20-2-Bmiii i.os1'- oN Fas., ,1s1'__B£?wEEil

Koay Korn;r and Sydney Sli.. a tan Handbag.. lllder ,please caveat

` Guardian. ' ` `_1133-2-Zthillpd.

Cof E (Thom ronsnoolIi`.7\ ‘asu-

tleman’o glove, between. Darlington

cull must accompanist in-aan., Mlhll' -md Horllwllle. Finder olem. _re-

turn lo Harry Moore. Milton. P. E.

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