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Cure Your Painful Corus

The best and surest way

to get rid of the pain of

Corus is to remove the Com. lt can easily be done by us- ing.

Jamieson’s Sure Cure Corn Salve

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fp E I consisting y the ilrst shock of the storm, but, like a greyhound, she squared away to

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bring disaster to British credit and to disorgaiiize British finance so that effe

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_‘crease in the Bank of England rate in three days, from three to ten per cent. The effect of the high rate was as deadly in finance ns the bullet in

ar. Less than a week later, the high bank rate having done its work. it was

reduced to tive per cent. The London Stock Exchange was closed, thus

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gulation of food prices was controlled imrnediatel b u

The world stands amazed at the rapidity with which Great Britain h s

e first rumbling of the storm, financial institutions throughout the world re staggered; the stock exchanges were panic stricken and many of them sed their doors; international exchange was suspended and credit was

Great Britain herself, like one of the ocean greyhounds, was staggered

et it and today she is as calmly riding the financial sea as if the storm e over.

'The' Monetary Times, commenting on the situation says With nation

: al

dit chains thrown out of order by war. Great Britain has repaired its own a truly British way. The Government and bankers had to contend not only

e a ei-man campaign in finance planned to

etive action by England would be impossible. On the one side there re factors which might have overwhelmed the best Government and bank- g brains. Yet the situation was handled in a way which upon refiectio

“Among the first notable actions in banking spheres was the rapid in~~

tting short what would have proved a disastrous panic, _ _ . _ Tile re-

y y the Government. The

estion of employment for the unemployed received consideration at once

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nd a scheme of road-bulding was planned. _ . _ . The nation has changed Tuckenon' N' J" will give B lecture ymlngcst daughter or Mr' and lm the low gear for peace to the high gear of war, and with little trouble.

Fox lndustry

Throughout the United States

An excellent chance is off-

_ _ _ _ _ _ ' ` .rs. -_ W. iireen, of Tignish. '|`hc ~ - - v---~~~~- -~--‘----W-1*-1-111-rs-:-_-:».~.-.~.-.~.»-4-_-:_-_-_-,_ out lhe provlnce Wllll ll vlew l ' , '-

GERMAN SPY SYSTEM

e rmsa Dy. 1110111 ess people ers the first.

synem lu ynncv trwslaled from llle to appreciate the innovation When a

of the facts herein contained are taken. lair. Jenkins, realiléd l-.ho farmers all ll ls “Dum” llmt German 9, over the Island, irrespective of party,

. ce' “°"° ‘ Government.

itself in eve - I

Ls.

authority or celebrit A s eclalt --°

acltisa etc. of individual officers of K°“1“gt°“ °” w°dn°°~d°y °“'°m°°”'

under the notice of the German -spies ‘Phe ¢9l`°m0nY W" P°l'f°"m°d by U10

. Mi E I Ol i N

phones, railways, highways, bridges," Ixllegggg? and Blslln §a¥,nclo;)Yw 0'; hz:

Mrs Burns, who are receiving con

poats" lti France. gratulations from their 'wide circle of

How pe,-feel ll Spy Byalpm has heel, friends, will reside in Freetown.

l t ‘ G i t C alildliiuiisf slt):te:iilebuteiilli1snl;<il:w?i tlilizili one oi the quletest and prettiest

dd' ' f tl t k l

there have been German spies in Can lvliillllggs 0 le ,fleason A00 D ace on

' ay eve ng, ( ug. 26.) at

ada within the past five years, and thai. 7 0'¢l0ck at the home 01 Mr, and

some of them have been identified Mrs. P. H. Curtis, their ldaughter be- and tracked by the military police au-Iwmillll the bfldfl Of MP C- BI‘Bll0l1 .':ll‘~ sf .Ms .rm

For obvious reasons the Canadian vlct5;'rl;t'l_llglia'_;(;’lu':ol‘n The Terggolfy

military and civil authorities are sil

ada, but that there are agents of M~ Y°U‘l1K I’ll5¢0l' Of the M9*-l10i1i5t the hostile powers in Canada ready Clmrchl perf°"“ed th” ”er°m°“y i“ to forward every scrap of important the presence “I n few immediate

friends and relatives.

news bearing upon Caiiada's partic- At the lm", appolnled the bride ipation in the present war is admitted. _mterql the mom leaning on the arm

Owilig to the military censorship im- of her father, by whom elle was given

posed upon the cable aild wireless 11“ff1Y» the Wedding mH1"Ch (LOll€I1- telegrziphic services, it in difficult for 5"“’5) being Skmuuo rendered _by

the bride's sister, Miss May Curtis..

German agents in Canada to get tlieil The bride mm becomlngly gowned reports across the Atlantic - -

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_ ouannras __ ~ff-~l -1 Hmj , --.leousr si; 19i_4

it iiiaiiooii enutiea "frli co s ' uazealifivi W" A in *Fi ° ’ 5 ’ * ’ '

Plame lu hm 1 t sl' will lament by the enterprise or ine C3113 f-OI' Slllll ....».. ... I.?§"';1‘..‘2.‘Z.°Y.°'5.i’.f1?!..!’°§. 1 EJ...-.mfr " and Little Olk- is made of the chusczldrs. babils, capy A“ ‘°t°"°°u“g °'°“¢'t°°k Pl°°° “li e

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orges, forage, provision and suppllei l0“.n_ respecllwly collslll ami ll,l-agile W' ` ~- "'."~'-‘.7'

fit.,

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Die. and citizens susceptible to niou U19 brides |1051” Wh°"° ll °“mPtu°“5 ` ' ` w V 'il'

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shliiilins. hospitals. barracks nccommo or tile lirics, were witnesses oi the 4’ 1** 15 _._ 6 datlon water suppliesdiscoutsntcii poo union. The happy couple returned to - l ."‘.‘. '_'

etsry temptation is particularly sougiil “'°dd'"ge‘|’_“l;P°' ';°"'°“l azfewhefg ' ` I C

prilsecllildllilllllollglloimlllllillsrc5** -zpelilldm: llsiiiihtliiil d¢venigri;.hMrfl alia V \ Up.

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disappoint ylliuiiqself but _ayusaca ,t en ou

E) ill be satisfied tiliat

you know the best place

buy your daughter

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_was performed in the parlor which , ;

“REIT BR|Tl|N’S ADJUSTMENT ;‘;::_;;°§l:;‘:::°;;.z§;2:".;“2z:f l:i‘.l;°:: .l:s.z::“>:._;°:..:_‘;f . ._ - , a coat-

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The House of Quality

promptly; but in the absence of a cen gollvellglomll veil crow

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comiiiuiiicatioii oi’ a. sort is open les 0! the V8||'~‘Y- #U16 Cl1l"`le‘l_ H throilgh the mails, to neutral countries. ;l:v‘;‘;'€rpe;’§";l:’;th§£ul’L":s “’xi[te:`V|’€£‘;

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Meantlme patriotic Canadians who are ceremony the guests repaired to the the repositories of information which dlnlng_m0m when R sumptunus Bup_ might be useful in any war to the en

' per was served.

etnies of the Empire, will do well to The bride is _extremely popular in keep such information to themselves fbi! _l0CB1il¢Y_ “D0 U10 C0ll¢°ti0n "f

and take every precaution to prevent Wedding Wm’ was “t"’"‘elY_1""§° it from obtaining general circulation Egdtgé riidgeixgg-nT§‘;n§1;l£T\Bgkillg or from reaching the eiirs of possible bracelet “,alcll_ Among the glue was agents of the German intelligence Ser~ ll Elllmlnntlul clleqllll ll-nm wright Vice- _ -Bros. Victoria, with whom Miss Cur-

tis was formerly employed.

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in the Board of Trade Rooms this A very pretty wedding look Place

evening Professor Julius Nelson Bio at ll, M tll ~' I ~ -

e e odist Church at Mnnine-

logist of the New Jersey Agrlcultur- ls-,lgll on llllllll-Bday, Allgugl; 243th

al College Experimental Station, when Miss Florence Helen Palmer:

on Oyster Cullm.e_ Tllls lecture, as James lil. Palmer, of Roseville, be-

' _ , llnrry

our readers know is one of a series Team” the happy bmi” OI Mr

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delvered at different points through Mm mf Ur 'wen' S0" 0 ‘ I um

0 SW llev. ll. B. Strotlii-ird ofiiclnted. lhc

ing expert information `on a subject bride, who was i-ed to the altar by

which is now engaging the atention herhilithcr to the strains lMendel- ol many of our people ,md the lm_ seo n s wedding march ski u ly ren- »f other great industry, fox farming. ~

‘mean in white embroidered voile, with the 5

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sorship over the land wires and mails garland of Orange blossoms and Lil? yl,”,’,,,]" ““"\\\\ /1/1,, ,A `

AE YOU

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GOING

THE

Toronto xhibition

Offers an attract

cannot afford to overlook.

Very Low Fares

Aug, 27th to 31st and Sept 2nd 34.35 Sept. 3rd, 7th and 9th 25.75

d 8th 21.55

Sept. 1st, 4th an

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Fix your date now and let me reserve

you a sleeping car accommodatiomyou may be

disappointed if you wait too long.

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Tickets sold and

all lines. ,

l AUGUST- French b ' t I; spur shell have been added to the P ` I ' 1

_ ._ y Paul Ssnolr and published l,l_ ll ll lull,” o me lmumnll ~' ~

gdvsuih' PM" "‘ "' "°'°‘ 1”' HW” w*'"'3° recently in London. from which most or sh? motor trucks. suggested le;

able coats for Misses

tter place to buy, than

me much Amr but every mem (elle mn, inet., win.. ilnmiiattis hefé at

._ t 1 t U th -t b t owl) dwchtvr °ftM\‘- J°»°v\l Glow. ff* f

".13 9-0 o 11 ormu on u can e o any us( in-ee wn, was uni ed in inarrage to ' °

in a military or political sense comei Mr. Sterling Burns of the same place.

e you ever saw for the

information as to telegraphs, tele RW' G°°"g° M°"`i° “t um M°"h°di't fr

For Misses from size o u r range is most omplete. Prices from

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ive holiday trip that you

j and slluduw lace with veil and ornngo Irofessor Nelson has devctedniuiiy l,l,,SsUmS and curl-led ll l,ll0“»,.l~ lull.

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ered to get in with a good reliable company of Ameri- cans now building ranches on P. E. Island.

lj`or further particulars

write the

Boston Odice of Bay

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In view of the reported cases of German espionage in Canada, and ofthe yen" M ms me to the study of Gym (wet “f white ruse” and maiden. TJ"

citement produced iii various centres tllroughout the Dominion by the tem' in ons or the greatest oyster E(£.I;;`;;.s Sgxiylllid ,lg ,1:,el:`tl::?, Tl ovement of supposed spies, it is interesting to know something of the scale centres in the world and his lecture hunér gow/neil in wllllg silk cl-alll; llc on which the German system of espionage is known to be organized in tl Wm undnumedly be interesting as WP" ’

le as educative To encoura e the de. °,'e"e' “mi two bridesmaids' her sis'

entre of war of Europe, which is of course the very heart centre of the sys~ ' g *GF MNH |"<UUl P01 " ll

. . me and er cous-

mm_ velopment now in progress in the ln llllls lrlurellce ll lla w

England

to

llcv. G. A. Sutherland. M. A. William

Grace Brander of Sea View. ,ll

slliilis “

THOMPSON.-At High View Farm, to Dunstsffnage, on Aug. 21st, to Mr. la and Mrs. Herbert Thompson, a daugh-

lle strewsd France with 20000

most entliusiasticaly spoken of. That :ind Mr. G, Wilkinson. The church

Bismark and Von Moltke what Fouche was to Napoleon, was sent on a H lllemry treat and valuable luf0,._ Wm very tastefully llellnralllll with

MARKED secret mission to France. His sim and object was the organization within mallon “wall those who almml l 0_ golden glow, asparagus mid cut

the boundaries of France of a spy system preparatory to the pending war H

- nights lecture is assured No one -owem' After thc ceremony a rece”

l _ 5 __; lg 5.. .4 Stlebor, in all, between 1886 and 1869 made four journeys through the length should mls; lg, tw" was held “t th” h°’"° °f th”

HARD|NG_BRANDER;__ At the and breadth of France, by the end of which time, aided by very able assist

the bridal pnrty and their friends

Munsel Kenslnglon' Aug glllh, by the ants, he accomplished far reaching results. were the meals ol Mn and Ml.5_ ,yolln

- , paid German spies, and organized a Dalton when several pleasant hours

l-llirding of Freilch River and Miss complete espionage system in the parts of France which ccovered the pos

- were spent in reading, singing and

ble theatre of war. These spies were organized territoriall und f `

7 9' °‘"' The mussel mud dredge secured bv dancing' Th? following dawtha party ‘

""‘p°”‘°"' "3"" h d I i

g ea quarters at Brussels, Lousaniie, Geneva and Berlin the Government for St. l’eter’s Boy is tllfovet t°k1;;1g"i;¥;’ln frflmsgvllifxfflupligg l’

lid responsible to two Lieutenauta of police, who in turn reported to Stleber. "OW d°l“K excellent W0l`k al M0l`l'€l|- Mfgtnig wlllere dec; will ln lgtum x

A peculiar feature of the system instituted by Stieber at that time, and This dredge was bum by me ('°v` ' _ P

__ '_ ernment oi' Prince Edward lslaiid dur- l"-’“lll|¥.- i\m0hg the guests were-ii num

still maintained, were the fixed posts. The ordinary idea of a spy is one lllg last wllller and llpl-lug for llw her of the gronm's friends from 'Fig- wllo is sent to travel in a foreign country in some dis uis

g e, and who returns purpose of digging mussel mud. lt "hill Ullflltllel" with N9 l’f"`€“tf’ 0153

his own country with illformation thus acquired. But thintravelling spysuf- Wal d9Bl8H0d Bllfl equipped by Cap- Mrs. S, Gay, fi-_om Suminerside, an rs very great dlamlvamages' Llke every traveller ln a foreign country’ tain Malcolnl Mclanchern, formerly of Mrs. G.H.R. Bailey oflioston. Muse..

_ - - - Charlottetown 9

I Belfast district, who has had a large The n irnfer us nd costly riffs and ce - .

len without any reason dstre for being there, he is the object of suspicion. He exllel-lence bolll ll, llle llllll Vl glul, I 0 B

a

f" PB suhstnntlal cheques testllied to the

,li s no time to get thoroughly into touch with useful channels of information and Canada in this husiiiess llc holds poplllal-lly ol the l,l~ld, ,md gloom

He is closely watched, and direccily no begins making enquiries as to the Cefllffcale °f M991" Marine' “lid

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,M h , ,F , 1 Hyndman & Co Ltd. .

this, that and the other, the previous sus ici n a 0 ec an ca ‘n nee an

DEATHS in

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. _ <1 tile *___ ! t

p o s become certaintles, and his G l _ l lgl lr’ l _ -

lim-1 fesulfs in fulufe. ...‘Z.li°.I.'.‘.’.'Z.i.“..?if.J.§2“.3.l..3 ll". ".;.‘.’.`$. * M““°3°“» P- E- I- f

But the spy in the "fixed post"ls on ti el

..,.. en r , ,lm.,,.,,., ¢.,.,,l.,,_,_ ll., ,,,. vie... of such an expert. 'nie .image A -..._._ --”'-"'-='-»

tracts no attention, since he lives as an inhabitant of the place he is, and is 70 'ect "mg by 22 'eel wide ‘md 4 "

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MUNRoE__Al (glllll-lollelown on me moreover, plies some trade, which gives him a very good reason for bei B very suhsmmmny bu It ts mmm

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reservation made over

Rogers

bride's parents and in tho evening

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a y, ho were £_L ._ .

at the start it is well to recall me fact that tile excellence or ills Gor- 323:63"2mes§;r;l;§esG';°r""§f2;e22: il';cf,m;°,,d ylfll,],2: |'F*'l-.-...".:"'...

Sfate Fur Farms, man intelligence system, which contributed so powerfully towards tho Ger~ Nelson who ls Mlmllled lo be the pil-dies with crowns of bridnl not and 'll _ ' R 76 45 B fl ld S man success in the Franco-German War of 1870, was the result of an slabor- realest "vm a th rn th ub_ Lilies of the Valley. ‘ “Ill llllggtugd

com ’ rom e t' ate spy system carefully organized within the borders of Franco durin E g u 0 y on B B 'l`h¢ lrl‘00'" WHS #lilly S\li>D0Pf¢ll by

B0St0n» M355- Dance time ' 5 ject of oyster culture. His lectures me h l -~ .

101102 Mr- ~*`1<1I1”i .'1‘~ Green' °f men turn instinciivel to the sound

According to an authoritative source, after the conclusion of the 1866 ln the western pmt of the province (`harl0tt°tmvn The “she” were Mr' y

iave been largely attended and are C. R. Piillner: brother of the bride,

cninluiigii against Austria, Stiebsr, Minister of Police in Prllsi-lla, who was

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times the minds of

security of Life Insurance."

The first step to securiilig suitable and adequa e Life

Insurance is to obtain depen able information. _ Permit The Great-West Life _to give you that infoma- tion,-by mail, if you wish, for leisurely consideration.

You will readily see the merits of The Great-West Plans. Inexpensive, profitable, liberal-these Policies l have appealed to over fifty thousand persons as the best

anywhere available.

The Gre

ng ity is 176 tons, lhnt is. it wonm fill E ii

29th., August. Mrs. John Munroe, be~ there,

loved wife of Conductor John Munroe, l‘. E. l. R. R. Funeral from her late

}’aul's Church, thence to l’eople's cem< ciery, Rev. T. W. Murphy officiating. an

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tic Fund were announcing their col- lections today, Col. Chandler, of the

had contributions rhnging from a

"Auction the ticket,' said Mr. Noel Marshall, ii prominent member _

"l~‘lve hundred dollars," bid the

president, Sir William Mulock_

,ll l_ ll A feet in width

Eummn hundredlm ral-ed Mr' J- C. ttllligse liitliltfltiial e German rmy was about to traverse and the resources of to the end of the

ston. '

(ll) To procure in each of these regions persons capable of furnishin

"lf that ticket is worth $800 t

nn, 4 _ _ g e iio.

work ln order lllal llle work may said my informant, "it was absoiiltely

(al information in regard to the situation, strength and movements of |19 00110 efficiently B `

street car ticket to |800. Bach group of the llosllle ,mm will he reqilirrld for

' tow ng espec al y when

(b) ln regard to the age, character and reputation of all hostile com- BL l.el'm..s Bay wharf

of the executive. 11139491' U-

River, where

lc) in regard to what was going on, and the state of public feeling in dfef-18041 Bblllll

17 Prnce Edward Island cars. She is

Under the cover of this trade he can make enquiries without incurring C|3"l°5h*f|| l'lK8¢U» 10|’ 111881118 mlm 11""

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residence. Hlmlmmugh square. mls ‘the suspicion of the authorities and has ample time to get into touch with he‘:_°h;";fp;'§ml0“ l§?;‘;'n;`;";:’e :]V::;r(;"l‘;: Spe,,lal___..»llhe slluallon in the Norlll Monday afternoon at 1.30, to St. IUIYOUB Wh0m |19 llllnkl CHDBNB Of 8lVlll8 him I-lB9l’U| ll1f0l`IIlBll0ll- llllll he llmed llel- ln dlgglllg mud_ appears to be very grave. I had a

Tile German spies in France, were, and still doubtless are, of all grades which silo did at the rate of one dlp :DHS C0"(‘i'el'5‘*U°t" W|U(‘_hf'}L"fl’_2l5 'foils

d f I , d f b th , i I dl f , perminute with s hu k t ca acity of l' fl" 9" 9'"/°" 0 Tea' “

ngrlcgl-3,32: $350,225 V310 Erowgizesrallxgyu pgglerzrngng; £2221; 835323355' 21 clihlc feet, which wimuii wellgh about Polkiuni halts been lliill-ried 'flotlnl pil.

1000 FOR A TICKET. ' ' ' ' ` _ , , ar to pos or severa nys. ey no S ' ...___ ial travellers, (a very useful and frequent disguise) waiters and waitresses gréflglngirflygsslflzna'§0rl,?rglB!;ll,?gYa; sooner landed in one place than

TORONTO, August 29.- When ills in cafes, hotels, and canteens, newspaper reporters, telegraph operators, material into the dock for filling. The GGFYHIHI cavalry were signalled and oil’

captains of the teams of the Patrio- female domesllu em two brlllgeg on the Mor,-ell Rlver, ln they went without food, only to en-

lmgslllg lo the llmdlllg lllllcllm are ,_ counter similar circumstances furthe-_r

Among other duties assigned to the director of the German Spy service

great drawback to the speed of the

salvallon Army team "Med tha; he during the war of 1870 were the followlng:-

at-West Life

Assurance Company

Head Office - Branch Ofli

- - Winnipeg `

AMIENS Franc Au 28-Times

"lt was hearthreakln to se L l "'

,ullable boa, deserted. free for the enemy liter

of and impose ii huge indemnity. he

Uhnlns were at Douai yesterday af- ternoon and were also seen aroilnd Ar- rays, the Germans undoubtedly making straight across country to Abbeville.

Bangor known as

0 l; There a large

Mr. Eaton, it is worth $1,000 to mo." useful infomation. w

said Sir William, and what is prob- ably the most costly car ticket in the

r Awrwgnp ANx|ou9_ Francs and subsequently established a branch of the German Secret Police

deal with "political actions." This term it was explained included the do-.l

I h Z " struction of the strltalicel railways in France on the Outbreak of war, lo

121,' Xl’ f§e"`}’l‘§,,' ,‘§gf’,§,'°f',,,,fl§’,§° ,£2 um on rmicli mobilisation mlm he rem-neo. asc me pm or

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ANTWERP, Aug. 29.-The people

Queen and Princess will be taken to

It is known that in spite of French vigilance the German have maine

ym.l,l 'N blacked ,lawn lo lllm_ tained and perhaps elaborate d the espionage system established in 1890. Nm"

---___...___.,__ Btieber, still at that date Minist r f P li

ill avail will be

e o o ce in Germany, was sent through mg”

thanks to the vigilance

mm mamma

far- house th

some of

This will cut oi'f|'f the Pas de Calais and completely sever railway telegraph communication with England.

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is to "kill 'sin 'NIB destroy them the house

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