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Is now I i

I 'a neceseityin the home. It lighiens labor

and keeps the silver as i should be,

Bright and clear from,i`a,rnish. Two sizes

x5c and 25c. ' ~

W. L WELLNER

jeweler.

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Yru dressy Indio will be

parll. ulrnly pulsed with our

' emo lic-ut array if

- Po tent Leather B uttoned Boots

shown with dull- and cloth ir ps,lhe new tms,smait heels, and all the iawsl shapes .and si- l S.

’i`he range is complete in

siy‘e»~. i-nil sz-s-- p iced at $4.19 lo ' . $6.00

Alley’ £3 Co. 135 Queen sr.

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m ch io-iger .f yr u use our cool

Wej -ve now on hui d all kirds

of fre.~b mined cull free from Slaie and stone _

Send ua your address und we will

quote prices. ` _

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BUNTAIN, BELL & CO.

Ch"i`own ' Alléul-5'

Onto* er 1911

1843,io,iMi.f

Grade Coal

lt does not can be sure if you ‘como

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’ LEMONB AS TOILET All :the chain traces and uiled back w

fl- _

Anticipate the

ch"'_'lm‘° RU‘h by ...°noa'r 1=im>a1n1Nc.- Mr. a. s. Ignving your phom, Johnston, Merchant of Fortune ard", u _ Bridge, is having his motor boat re-

- paired for hauling potatoes to Bouris‘»

l Mr. Earl Dingwell ls doing the

dian can be obtained at W A John

week or two before the time theyl have paid for has expired and thus notn miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expired date. \

work.-F ‘

The next time anyone hands you a

lemon do-not feel offended, but turn the laugh on your aggressor by ac- cepting the lemon graciously and us- ing it to improve.or add beauty to

your charms.

If you are a blond you will find

the lemon very useful when shamD°0‘ ing time comes `around. After you have cleanedyour hair with soap and* water, rub the strained lemon juice into the scalp and hair. It is neces- sary to rince the hair well-after this. The lemon keeps the hair light and makes it fiudy. It is well to re- member that whenever any hair is shampooed the work should not be considered complete until the hair and scalp are dry. Too many girls grow tired and let the water get out of the hair as best it can. This is, a ,big .mistake for the damp condition is apt to give one a cold or it may produce rbeumatisrn of the be_ad and shoulders. If you have not the streug th to give the shampoo yourself ask your sister or some kind friend to help you out and oder to do as much for her.

NEWSPAPER ROMANCE. 1

A few months ago the office of the

Calgary Albertan wa_s burned The young lady bookkeeper courageously rescued the books. Last week the

‘ ’ proprietor of the paper married the

heroine. May the Heine of true love continue to burn.»-Eli.

Elephants dearly love a joke. When

engaged in the timber trade in Bur- ma. I observed some queer pranks Dlllyed by them. On one occasion I saw a cali Diay a most ludicrous trick on its mother. Thcolder cui- mal was hauling a log, which fifty coolies could not have moved, from a river_to .the sow mills, qniy; un. conscious of any guile in tire bosom of her offspring. The youngsnsr took n turn with his trunk nround .mg (.1

P ith

all his might. This additional weight caused the mother to stop and look behind her; but, on discovering the cause, she gravely shook her head and prepared to resume her task of drawing the log to the mill. This was just what the little _imp expect- ed; and, before the strain was put on again, he kicked out the iron hook which fastened _the long chain to the log. As the mother again began to pull, he held back with all his strength on the chain until her mus- cles lvere in full play, and then sud. denly let go. »

The effect was disastrous in the ex-

treme. Down went the old elephant on her knees, and her driver describ- ed a most graceful and prolonged curve before he landed on the ground. Wilt. like a cat, he struck on his feat und blurting out some heavy Bu,-_ mcse exclamations of wrath, be Whispered a few words into the em of the amazed victim of this immial D\`HCti€&1 i0ke. She seemed to un- derstand him at once, and then en- sued one of the most exciting chase it has ever been my good fortune to witness. | The calf scented danger the mo- ment he saw the driver whisper to his mother, and he placed a large stack of timber between the enraged nnimal and himself as speedily as possible.

Elephants seem to clumsy to do

much running, but these two coursed up and down the yard in a. manner which astonished me.

IIOW ABOUT YOUR. 'l‘iBETH‘f‘While in the nity ex hibitlon week drop into our cific » a d have tinm examined FREE Oil' 4 MARGE. Only takes ~fsw minutes and

GERMAN SOLDIERS

KILLED COMRADES

N T0 RESIST ARREST .

wa will tail you exactly whit you neeld and it won' cost you one penny. V\e make teeiii vnu guarantee ihnm to fli xac ly. We sian guarantee psri ct on ni Crown and Bridge we rk. Extracting and filling wltbsnut pain-prices moderate.

llr. Robillii “°‘.‘:’.=:' °

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TEN DERS For Dalton" Ranch

Sealed Tenders vl_il_l be

'eceived at the office of yrs undersigned up to I2 o'cl ck noon, Thursday, Otlber 9th 'rom anyone wishing to pur- lliase the old Ram-h st Tig- nisli, the pro;cfiv bf \ll¢' Charles Dalt- n S lvvf Blaik Fox Co; Limited.

Thele a e 21 breerinu pens,

, e~ides the snne niinb r ci

d gp.ns. About five acres of land and a right-of-w..y to same.

A ceithed cheque of lop.-r

cent must accoinpanv each lender; 'he balance to b: piid on accepwince of T<nrl:r.- '

Posscss ou will lJ~ glien al

once.

The highest 'l ender from

responsible .partie-s' will le

Addres Tenders tu lie

Hr ad Office, Char loiieiown

The Chlrles Dalton Silver Black Fox Co Lid.

1889, ic~,3M5l

~- ' in that new' model

rulinololliosldl gverofar.. doubl6 breasted-heavy sofi._,Shel.land-; wide collar adjustable to two on three different styles. D0" *‘ round? We have iv. hare-and t will fit you better ihan mos: custom 900115 °"° °°"" 9;; it least Ten Dollars Less. ev ,_ before you n§yM.\3:rd'°‘|i°'°-'

0 ~

coat.. Moore ‘ \%5_J_|o__2M3,_

l I 2 Pairs Paiclied

i FOX£S

For Sale r _ ‘

showing 9*? °» Buck Fu"

Bl it Paientl. _ A ` Arllrm Poaff 05|* ln”

|25 Queen Sf/

PARC!-IEIM, Germany, Oct. 1.-

'l‘wo German soldiers were killed and one fatally wounded early to-day by an army of'licer‘s servant.

They were attempting to capture

him, after he had been detected at robbery. ‘ -He committed suicide be- foro' he could be taken prisoner. The man, an enlisted soldier, was attached as a "striker" or orderly to an dtllcer of the draZ°°“ "°Kil\W"t stationed here. When he found he had been seen committing theft. he

was pursued by several ,of his cum rades, led hy an officer. He was armed with two ordnance revolvers with which he shot three men, kill-. ing~himself with the last cartridge.

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ARCHITECTS CIJAIM $800

LANS LOBT IN FIRE

nonver, have put in n Claim f-0 Uh” Winnipeg board of control for $800 for plans for a new city hnll which they submitted during a recent open competition here. The 9121119 did “Pt win ri prize, and while on their way hack to thc Vancouver firm were 105% in transit by fire at Medicine Hat. The architects hold the city respon- sible. -

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The ~ youngster 'was more wuick in

turning, but at last he was cornered. [The maternal trunk smote him on ‘the loins. He gave a shriek; at a

second stroke he dropped to his`

.knees, and took his punishme

- - - '- -' ~ _-. -- '~ -\-_ - - - - p}{1r_,‘Apm[,p1-11,4, pm, 0¢¢_ 1...

. , is - _ “Phila elphia fans," who are anxious

, . _.fs ,- IT PAYS t° bu’ in tm!‘Pt°'m“| . ‘ to nears tickets for the aDDr0B¢bi°i

“0RmNG_ DAILY _ 'T' J wor 's series of baseball games are

,, _ 4 D bu, ed W A §’““'_» ...r.-aaa Mn. w. A. nlagwsll, who ,,,,g,,,,,,,g ,,,,,,, ,,, ,mud ,,, nn, ' , 1 = v 1*” °°° ° ° “ ‘t ' ° °h“ have been spending the summer in r "on-.b uontqum . - thairi tn 0 t Fon Bud i night before the__publie sale for the ~ .~ '

' ‘ -___ | h I go g ter; B une 8° contest, to be staged in this city .

_ ___q~Hg| HORN;/Ng DAILY guy. “V9 ° °'“'°" °r °"'°°-"F . opens on Monday, October 6. Com-

panies which furuioh messenger boys

dealer in the coveted pasteboards

.-snascrunans sauna mow a AN ELEPHANT AND HIS N0'1‘HER had ensged twenty boys to stan-1 ln

line from 0 o'clock Sunday night until 9 a. m. Monday when the sale opens.

Under the rules adopted this year,

no mail orders will be honored und each purchaser must buy tickets for three games in this city and no one will be permitted to buy more than two for each game.

In case three -games are not played

here, money gor tickets not used, will be rcturne to the purchasers.

The requirement that even thos~

who desire to witness only one game must buy tickets for three, is caus- ing some unfavorable comment among the local baseball followers.

WILL DIVERT \'

TRAFEIC FROM

CANADA TO U.B.

WINNIPEG, Man., Sept. 30-Tho

united action, which has been taken by twenty-three ateamship lines in the Atlantic service sailing from Am- '3l`i¢0f1 P0118 Will, it is thought, have a tendency to divert the volume of thc east bound Atlantic traffic from Canadian roads and Canadian ports. By an arrangement with the United States government the agents of these companies are now permitted tn pay the alien head tax of $4 upon taxable foreigners booked in Canada to sail for the European ports from United States ports, upon the pro- duction at the boundary of steamship tickets reading from 'American ports, Previously the traveller himself has had to pay this sum and it consti- tuted a serious obstacle in the way of American lines getting business'in Canada." Companies may have the bend tax returned if they furnish proof that the sublect in each case settled within thirty days of enter- ing the country. The circular an- nouncing the United States govern- ment’s ratification of the scheme is dated September 23rd and the plan goes into eflect tomorrow.

Among the companies interested

are the Cunard, the White Star, the Red Star, the Hamburg American and the North German Lloyd.

HE WAS IN N0 HURRY

bravely and patiently. A few min- _

utes later he walked Past us to his

shed; but his trunk was drooping, and the great tears were coursing silently down his great india-rubber cheeks.

I was sorry for the poor little fel-

low, and I noticed that at dinner time his mother was gently rubbing

A criminal whose day of executio

if he,had any last favor to ask.

"I have,” said the condemned man,

"and it is a very slight `favor, in- deed." .

"Well, if it is really a slight favor

I will grant it. What is it?"

him' down with her trunk, and maui- "I banker f0¥` P1 few 130801105 £0

fcsting many signs of affection.- Chums. '

fied to an attic of the barracks andl _______________

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|v1or.A REID Goss

'IP PARENTS' HOME.

FREDERIC’l‘ON,» N. B., Oct. 1.-

Viola Reid, the young woman who ,was acquitted ou the charge of hav-

FOI/* P l' ' I ing murdered her child returned i. im

‘ .__ _, _ St. John to her home at I4`reder.__on

VIULZINAIN;P;§3‘;ny;Ia|;;c£§;éts% ofNiV‘_t;;;_: Junction Monday evening by U. P. ll.

She was met at the station by her

aged father- and u party of friends -and escorted to her home, where the family gathered and quietly celebrat- ed the successful outcome of the case. Miss Reid is to remain at her par- ents' home and will find plenty there to occupy her attention, as ber mo ther, who has been in poor health

for long time, is now ill again.

r. Percy A. Guthrie, who success-

returned to Fredericton from Et. John by the, same train which brought his client to her home. Mr.

eat." _"Pez-1chesi" exclaimed the warden; "why, they won't he ripe for several months yet."

"Well," said the condemned man,

“that doesn't matter, I'il wnit."-- Weekly Stotsmnn. `

PENNSYLVANIA ROAD

TO SELL ITS HOLDINGS

IN ANTHARACITE COAU.

i PHILADELPHIA, Penn., Oct. l.-- President Rea, of the Pennsylvania _Railroud, announced to-day that thel hoard bf, directors of the companyl had decided to sell its security hold- ings in the anthracite coal compa- nies which have been attached to its system for nearly forty years.

The Susquehanna Coal Company is

the principal operating company and selling agency for these companies.

BODIES OF DROWNED

SEAMEN RECOVERED

BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Sept. 26.-

The bodies of two of the three sail-

,ors of the U. S. S. McCall, drowned

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_; ._ 1' - .._~ur. and Mrs. anim coma who I H ' '

'mn .' nonwm' ~. ,have been spending the summer in axlglxgl gfmlgfg a;:f1‘ol;:,et° (l;,°$'p:,l:§

' Nl, ._ ___»MR_ EIL D_ FEEHAN i. gnu- R°u° 837| h°v° 1°” fm' their hon” Bnnounfled that the, rote would be

1*/~ l B z -F

- _ 'J dim |-gp;-Qggngagin in 3°,”-ig, Hi; “ °' °”- _ raised from 20 cents to 30 cents an

Pho” numb" ill w°'L' mnmuul 'M155 Gmdys C°mU» Wim U59 hozlllrtilgli lih°f.hs;rl‘lli‘:eball ofiiciall are

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___,T_ GORDON IVES u swan” heeiihsppnding a_ few weeks with her endeavoring to keep tlke tickets out S,_ agent in mongsgm ui, uma, ,anna 1;” °\‘ ef- F\?l'¢“l\° Bay. has 1°!t for or the hands 01 specina bra, It was is 18 and residence phone 20. | °Bmn`_F _ ‘ reported today that 0110 Dr°Bl>°°tiV°

all of Englis

needless to

The prices ra

Sioril

The `cilwm/.s

On our ’front counter you will find a range of new tweeds for suits that are ex- I

Irish manufacture and as

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ceptionally good. They are

h, Scotch and

say the very

finest qualiiies and patterns.

nge from 88C

'to $I.75 per yard,

bus*/' 5! orc- .

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NEW YORK FADS

AND FASHIONS.

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Many of the latest importations

for autum and winter wear show the lowered waist line which gives to the feminine figure o. curiously boyish aspect. The fashionable women of Paris are adopting this lowered waistline quite freely and at some of the fashionable-wuteuing places many of the smartest women appeared i blouse coatees which were fashione like a boy’s smock. The wulst bel

E every light and gave the net.

able evening cont.

Last Spring an interesting evening

gown of net and spangles was exhibi- ted. It was before net. had come in

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for the vogue that it is enioying now

and will probably enjoy for a long time. The dress showed a foundation

of plain white net, but it was u

moat completely covered with Egypt--_ ian gauze scarfs, spnngled with tiny gilt fisks and crescents. The _,result was an elaborate and rich evening gown. The spaugles shimmered in

weight and dignity that made it th

t _ _

came down to the une of the mp more attractive. With the gown the

und the seams under the arms wer

almost straight. This is one of the with gomewyeuow B“k_

n . . .

had arrived was asked by the jailer richly °mbr°id°'ed 1" "used “uk

The '

Human

G“u"`i° is being ‘i"“'m1Y °°“3ra't“1'1t',here Saturday night when a freight *Pd “P011 1119 Signal SUCCBSS. the lwsl' steamer ran down their launch were that BUY Of H1059 Wh0 had °\0B°1Y recovered to-day. The body of' Cox- followed the case had hoped for be- Ewa," A,-thu, Sheehan was found *"2 11 ‘i1=°Hf°°m°“i= by the iufy- N0” rloarln as the harbor ii at

ance ,lic d - »

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Tile Eye is one nfihe

lun-.K delicate and coin- pbcaied ui the human 0,-gang, and yet, prnbalJ`y through ignorance of Ibis lfa¢t/it is being constuil- ly iii-used and overwork-

ed( ~ ' l

E_ve<S|rain

Be wise and do noi lg-

nm-¢ my of ihe .syin"p~ toms of Eye--Swain; head- nhes r-1 pains in the regi in of ihe eyes, inabil- ity to read or sew for any length of lime, blurred vision.

Allow u,s'tc Examine

your Eyes. We ,will give you expert reliable advice.

This is our business. G. F. Hutcheson

0 i

week Mr. Guthrie will conduct thc defence of Medley McIntyre, the Gage town colored man, who ischarged with the murder of Gabe Babatis, an Indian, in the Coy mill at Upper Gngetowu this summer.

'uomlvussiousns narunu 'ro

rams saolvi sanaaus.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-Much information was collected, despite the difficulties encountered in the Balkans by the members of the commission, appoint- ed by the Carnegie peace foundation to inquire into the alleged violations of the laws- of war during the late ‘Balkan war, and also into the eco- nomic consequences of the conflicts. The commissioners who have return- od to Paris met yesterday under the presidency of Baron D’Etournellas Ds Constant to arrange their report which is to be published in a short time.

- VANCOUVBJR WILL

NOT PAY EMPLOYEE!

VANCOUVER, Oct. 1-The cityl

S g . A

dredge brought up the body o J os-

leph Russell, seamen.

A Conn Honnvwoou

A newly-married couple from Wil-

mington, Deleware, had the Express says, the uncomfortable experience of 'losing all their money and spending part of their honeymoon journey in

l lu refrigerating car. They boarded a

train at Philadelphia secretly, and climbed on the roof of a. car while it was standing in n siding. They opened the trapdoor in the roof, and, the bridsgroom lowered the bride into the car, jumped down after her and closed the door. They then dis- covered that they were imprisoned with tons of ice. The train was a slow -one, and took some time .to cover fifty-eight miles .to the first stopping place. There the couple shouted for help, and they were re- leased almost frmlen. .The guard and the station staff had some difficulty in getting them out. The news of their plight. led some sympathetic people on the station platform to

very latest ideas in Paris.

These lowered belts are being mad

of linen worked over with fine wool, or again in peau de sole embroidered in wools and floss siiks mixed. These curious belts are always arranged in such a manner that. they circle the hips and they are fastened in front with a handsome buckle.

For early autum afternoon dresses

mousseline de sole ip being very suc- cessfully combiued with Shantung. The new makes of Shantung are heavy in texture and wonderfully supple. The Parisian dressmakers in- tend using Shautuug very freely for aprumn and even winter costumes, and it is especially nfiectlve in a peculiar shade of poppy red. ~\ ' Afternoon gowns intended for res- taurant wear at the tea. hour are made of this material with pleated tunica of mousseline de sole or of crepe de Chine. One of the new W0I‘th‘. models"wus composed of Shantung in a deep shade of violet with a bor- der of black fox on the tunic of crepe de Chine. On the corsage, which bloused over the waist belt, there were some beautiful Chinese embroid- eries and the fronts turned back over n chemisette of rare old lace.

One of the most popular dress-

makers in the French capital is us- ing chiffon cloth and chifion together

looks very charming in a pale shade of gray with a touch oi vivid color at the waist belt and some really handsome lace ou the chemisette.

Gray in all possible shades in one

of the colors' of the season. Pearl gray is being most successfully com- bined with white velvet and ermine for really rich tes gowns, and a deep shade of smoke-gray fox. All_shudes ol rich blue are in demand in such materials as velours de laine and liberty cashmere. Costumes in H1686 materials are trimmed with bands of sable or of black fox, and the craze of the moment seems to be for Chin- ese embroideries of the finest de- scription.

In this day of charming negligees

formed into part of a negligee can beformed into part of a negligee. All that is necessary for the transfor-I mation is a Wisp of tulle, n yard or two of ribbon, a few artificial flow- ers and a little satin, net, silk or, mulli The scarf can be formed into pnnad or flowing sleeves, put into a eatin jacket, which ties with ends , made from the ends of the scarf, while the. middle part of the scarf is used for the sleeves.

Or the negligee can be made

with a cbifion panel back and front, taken from the surf, held together with pleated tulle, trimmed with tiny roses made from little ends of the scarf mater-

S was a little cap of the spangled net, e and an opera bag to match, lined

l No mutter what the style or mn-,

° l 1 _ lr

in many different materials, such as ter ul 0 a gown may be’ the nec

“PPI” 1°“*h°’ i" R Pal” *‘”“‘° °°1°" Modlclcoilrn- has had its day Ever

‘tal ‘ 'dft tn int

and small beads’ or in 3 heavy m“k°~ cenl.llTryiBE(lJoglll;h goretxtaits. ‘Tse lolz;

left open. The high square or rolle

li"

th K-,_

ware is arranged high in the back' and low in front. The V has been re-

placed to some extent by the U an by the colonial decolletage which close to the neck at the shoulder

line and runs out over the bust to a

sharp point on each side.

This outline, however, is never left undisturbed. It is filled in 'with_tu1le,» or lace, or net, not always in white; for black has become quite the smart thing to use. It is more trying than white, but it is in keeping with _the

desire for all black and all white and not a mixture of the two.

With these open necks women wenr-

a hand of black velvet ribbon which sometimes has pendants of oblong semi-precious stones such as jack, or turquoise matrix, or Irish topaz, or

pink quartz. Sometimes a single*

locket is worn, prequently ornament- ed with a monogram or crest in small diamonds set in fine design of

platinum thread. , '-

When one does not wish to leave

the neck uncovered, one stretches a

tight bit of tulle across the opening' and finishes it above the collar bone with a narrow strip of seed pearls and sometimes cut ict. When the=

woman has a chest which is ueithegia

full nor white, 'she may build up th

thin folds oi tulle, which is quit attractive. _

I ‘ --_'muy °°“d“°t°d M155 R°ld'5 defence- ---_ ` ' for indoor dresses. This combination lower part of the decouetnge _witw

°i

Velvet is to much used this year" on frocks for little' girls. In the form! of girdles, collars and cuils it will be., ,used freely, and velvet coats, andli

lhats, too, will be used. But whateve

_ r,

,tendency there is to mold the fash- ion of juvenile styles by the rules

,laid down for grown-up styles, child-

ren’s frocks are still simple in out-

|line and design.

A. N. BRADY LEFT ESTATE

IN ENGLAND VALUED FOR

PROBATE AT $6,577,640

LONDON. Oct. 1 - The British

treasury today received an unexpect-

any shoulder scarf can be trans-led windfall from tha "tate 0,4,”

late Anthony Nicholas Brady, of ai-

bany, N. Y., who died‘in London in July and whose property in the Unlt- ed Kingdom has been valued for pro- bate at $6,577,640.

000 will be paid over to David Lloyd-

Death duties amounting to $1,060,-2

George, chancellor of the cxchequlli

_.___ _ _._ _“K4

LORD ALVERSTON

ns.s1GNA'r1oN' TAKES `\‘

earner oc'r. iz.;

NEW YORK Oct 1- It is a think

ion of Lord Alverston, as Lord Oh Justice, is in the hands of Pi-emie Aaquith to take effect October 12

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stated positively, that the reeiguizt

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` 0 6 l - “gh geleeve just as a scar, .nm “_ according to the prediction laet win-'x

_wilrnot pay um wages or any or ns ax-KING Mauussus from no préeoecd is eiianiung and s,;‘,,,,§“§,‘}_‘f _,:,‘:;"_“§,,,':',f:,‘ ;l‘,°°°°°, hu. r:.':;°‘.:n:.:”§.“:.::.;:.°;::.:°°.l:::.“:;‘;l °°sr.'2.:l::.°'°l:::°;~::.°°2:.. <=~»i--»\- M- 'the decision arrived at by the alder-, LISBON, Oct. 1-A letter received made over 'into interesting evening Inv: wg: 2° tm :let ,M3'"°’b?°;° ' men today. One of the street clean- -here from Marquis Lavradio, chamber- eioake. Some edged with fur and 7:; “° he ° _‘ms LY,” Lanan' ere who is also a militiaman applied lain to ex-King Manuel, says the softly lined with soft-colored silk he 'm neun M," J", to 5.

for wages for the few days he had ,bride of the latter, who is in a hos- were really beautiful. This year. cmd Jmmn 0, E"um\_ '

_ been away on strike duty but the op- nital at Munich, is slightlb improved when Persia will seemingly predomi-, The Umonut NN" a“ “know

Ch"1°t,..°*.ur r ' _ ` ' optandfin plicatiou was unanimously reiected; He says the ex-King and his wife nate, just as the Balkans and Egypt 1”” the “bm” 0! sh, “MMV mt., _

0 snr. . '_ . \ __ _ _ th( wnaangns or opinion being that will shortly resume their honey-moon did last year, there is more reason .Hough ummm" thegnpwua “rx

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LH ' ‘tie, the government would pay them. stsntly with the patient. ishlvl and to convert it into a wear- “mm _ A _ _ _ 4 -

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