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yntiltuul‘ 1j1_1"3,.',',’§'§,,,Q',i“,i§2§gnf.,fi Ltdhespectlng Improved Highways , , ‘ (Canadian Press.) 1 comment's conviction that the new “epilllllslt. through Town and Cities. BEWUIN‘ May Zp/ Germany's proposals reprcsteut the utmost

iifffl! rll

1i entlu“. kn. n {lllilflllw 11;

j pflvfl 15 9 Ipnufitllfitt b)’ C01 y anti 1110 111 $pt_ ,il (l. Jenkins u cliurge of the (1 11p. llouur,

hy his l'ca

iiousc a lid prt-cet

To alnteutl the To illl‘lll'llt)l'lli.(! ti (loll illnb. ingue.

incorporation Act

To aniciitl an act to incorporate

tlit- Print-ti ildtlwa

taut. tlrpltanugc. To incttrportito

‘Fort nu e

To amend the

To provide for the nppolntmen

Movie Star e65?” To California‘

(special to Tho Guardian) PAifelS, May b-Douglils ‘hanks, iunlor left for Lou Angeies"

where he hns n

‘nun going tn sumo kiiiil of pructist-tl, Acrub

st nuts."

U. S. Prohibition To be Effective

0i

(Special to The Guardian.) '1\'1\31l1l.\"‘tl'i‘()N,

less tit‘ protests

the liquor i.'i\\‘ will be vigorously “11°r"“‘1 1111411111110! June 15th af- 19r notification has been given all countries that no liquor can

Iiziltlilillt into American territorial tiisturbed by tthe "henpeckers." (Canadian Press-l The atloption of’ u constitution “F” C‘mv""11‘“1 111119“ 111M11- .~i.i.‘,,',“,,.1.‘,". ‘~" 1’“11'°§@~ This de- Tlieiclttll is counted as 11w 1111111111 MoNnntoAL, Muy 2.—-.ln snltuof and by-laws for the Association “"—<***—‘ 1W" 1,,.1,,.,_‘,"‘“" 1"1""111111 91111167811011 in existence, ‘Ail-am being claimed me slowness which baa 111111111911 wns next taken up. ’l‘.he Associa-

111'Y Mfilltind.

as l11‘°1‘°5

i" Q iisssonasu I to suP- llntolllflsnt vnon and N“ that all

“mm-no views-rm-

it follows. flisnloro, that Q1110 ,- ql nswspapor rssdsrs ll

hroxima£l1y111""1°'1 Wm‘ u" IP

"my"; population."

gislature Proroguod With the Customary Ceremony

f the 39th.

m 8985103: o/Princs Ed-‘tics of ‘Prince Edward ‘Island. iied yester- . Hon- signature of the Assistant Provin- 100 men of all-clal Secretary and Assistant Pro-

Guard qf

ironi the 1st, Battal-

. . ~ -> th lpers .“~‘.’."".‘l.‘.‘l‘.‘“i'.... m . was fired .from the hn,,,l,,.,,y its-His Honor drove

“ r was ut-

flqwn Guardian Two Con" Guardian, F0001!“ 1337

Yesterday

of Magistrates for the several coun

To confirm and render valid the

vlucial Treasurer in certain cases. Tire Appropriation Act.

"Po ilncorpora-te FeehanlDoyle Company, Ltd. The Prohibition Act Amendment

Act, 1923.

t

(

C. N. R. to Operate ' Two Express Companies

Canadian Press.)

DTTlAlWiA, May 2.—I<‘irst reading was given today to a bill to enable the Canadian National Railways to carry on an express business. J-lon. George Graham said it wall the in-

Te Pae i , Boilers ‘ Prince‘ (Edilliir

CHARLOTTETOWN CANADA, ‘THURSDAY, MAY s, 192s.

lliiiiilii Milli lNiiiHlll i ri2riri:‘ii;:.

sew

REBCI

Pillil iliiiil lii iillNiii

Her Ability t0 pay

Offers What she Declares is the Utmost of

and‘ Sets her own

. yliverybody e . ‘ d Island like the lleilil . .

n is amnninrs

svory houssholil has In l! supplying its vllntls ' 1

Tho advertiser NINMI U 1 Interrogation gt‘ tho lntyillilltfll ‘

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By Mall, consult and u. o. A. 046V Annual Subscriptions Bolivar-MA

Enthusiastic Meeting of the . _. T l Ch’toiiln Yaohl Cluli last flight

. annual meeting 0f the also. be raced for theCup. - Cliqnlniotafinwn Yacht Club was Quite a number of member! 110N110"- 11111’ ‘2~_‘1‘°"1 11°” ‘held in the Navy ‘League huuoint; showed thelr enlfusiasmfoo‘ tho 119113“ '1‘311““g°wa“ B” m)" by lust night and was very largely ist- work of tthe Club ‘by aubscrfbilll Lenrbiirg, out oi Lammermulr, won tended. M“ l C’ Mom“. Dreamed» handsomely towards the funds tor 1-111‘- 1w° 11111119111511 g“1‘“;"“:1““:e&“l1 After un interesting discussion the Club bouts‘. t m C] b l “m. New Market to uy w 11‘ °1 °‘ -uun t acht eligible to Tile members p o e u s. ivlugtons Knockando second and 1:51:21 firth; H.uV.yBunta'in Cup, it creasing rapidly and now num- 11115- 11- “111111111111” 1mm“ 111111-‘1’ wasdecided chat bouts not over bars over two hundred. llntorost fl

' _ eighteen feet (over all) alid n01 developing as the time for engag- l00 Persons Killed

0f 2,000 Guineas

(Canadian Press.)

carrying more than two hundred %ng in this grand old water sport square feet of sail should be eligi- is drawing near. Already nine p. yachts have been built and several

snsvlsr tho myriad ousflhnsh‘ 1 1 -

limit of Germ-days capacity to pay ( and expresses grave doubt as to

wlretber this offer does not exceed her: itbility. ‘it suggests that ililF

latest reparations offer proltflhes that the sum total of h_l_-.\_r obliga- tions in cash and kind under Ver-

Against Turk

In Explosion

Canadian Press.)

‘LONDON, May 2.~—One hundred oersous have been killed in an am-

b .

The Club have received p8flIl1B~ sion in use the dock between Car- l veil lllros. and Alywards as an an- chorage. This dock will ‘be dredged out to form u. basin, and a night watchman will be placed on duty.

._ i . a. His H 10W l ‘lmhltlee vde Camp. Cog.

rcre thry, Capt Pal-

Lluuteuunt i H -~ - fter enter nif 10 "1 1111mm"! died by the oentiu.

. - -‘ i i, Provinces. tile .\ltllll int (my Ur Churluue)

town lni-nrptirntitin Act.

To itirthcr zimenll the Act of in- corporation of the TOW“ (>1

To further ‘amend the Alberton

Cove Rural Company Limited.

1111113 Pictures cull tlo iuuiiy of his

Secrellitllyt of the Treas- tp , us. s uni: Moss and rtililhitttin Commissioner Blair.

salllcs treaty be fixed at thirty ‘bil- lion gold marks. The German gov- ernment in a note inude. public here today simultaneously with its receipt by ‘the idutonte sud Wash- ington governments proposes that twenty billions of the total b6 ruisctl before July 1st, 1927. by 11- bonti issue at normal rates of in- tern-st on the international money fliillfkUt; five billions to be raised before Julydst. 1029, in the same

Grants in Irak

‘His Honor then delivered following speech- Mr. Speaker andGsntlemen of the (cgnadian Press.) Legislative Assembly. f1()N'D0iN. May 2.—The British lu relieving you from yourLeg- Hlgih Commissioner at Constantin- islative duties I desire to convey DDR5 has been instructed to regis- 1" W" m)’ 11P111e°11111°11 111 1119 911111- ter an emphatic protest against the est illlll thorough " ntanuer with gram by the ‘Turks of rights with- whlcli till matters have been dell-it. in the Kingdom of lrak (Mesflllflifl- “111-11 11y W111 111111 101‘ 1118 1191181111 min) and to declare that Great Bri- 11101111111118 you huve enacted. tuin cannot recognize validity of

the whole reparations problem be placed in the hands of an interna- tional commits-lion. The note alsl wsserts this ofl‘e|~ does not indicate any iveakeniug iu passive resist- ance ‘to the Ruhr occupation. (Canadian Press.) IIJONIDON, May 2.-—'l‘.be British government is taking pains to im- press all nations it had no hand in the preparation of (lermairws int

C01. D. . . S O. C. dc

C. J. Stewart. tier’: udjutuilt and the officers uurd of llollor.

Gover-

_ _ _ ti thank on for til ' - ‘ ‘ s o the Chester" ; .9 . . . um 99¢ 1'9l1111‘1111011‘$ 191111109111- 11“ U11” m ‘he mick iumibiiilii‘. 111111111 W11111lI you nuiuulinliil "i3. 111.115.2121.? larifdelws; announced w» Yniiiiift-‘ty111M213ut§e1i1u'i'“i§§t.\1mm 19-‘111115- M“? 2~—1“1111 1918011111101 pint-tit anti tisseutetl to tie [he maintenance o! the “Mic gel” ‘my in me comment “me “$5,911,, m,“ Germény m ac. Germany's reparations proposals is 1llgllilifiip~~ i Board o‘, vice and l assure you that 1b,; commune Wm, exhung treaty?“ regarded us utmost certain among inf"111"1111n1‘1‘M1fl110n‘ t‘ or EllIlUUllil-l voted will be expended 151T? will also make pay-meats in ‘lrlnd"311’1°"""“ 11"“ “'11” 111"11’119“Y111111 iiis liliil1-11 1111111151 C°11vu1 on with [hi3 stricter.‘ economy and‘ " which an, to be credited m her M? rejection will probably be uccom- Four

Man And Woman Hanged in Sask-

- (‘Canadian Press.) EDMONTON. May ZP-Emih" Picarillo and Mrs. Florence Lass- uudra, were hanged at ‘Fort Sask- atcbewan this morning foi- the mill‘ der of Cons-table Steve Lawson st Coleman, Alberta last September. Both protested innocence to the lust.

"You are hanging an innocent man‘—»God help me." lPlcurillo sultl as he pleaded in vain that the black cup be not put over his bead. ‘ .Mrs. Lassantlrafis last statement wus “why do you hang me w-hen I did not do itnythlng"—-f'-ls there anyone here who has any pity?" Just. before tlhe ‘trap was sprung

pnnied by nu extension of the oc cupi-etl territory along the Rhine.

lllllllilililNil 15511101 Hill] INTERESTING SESSIUN

‘V1111 5111111 llrutlence us is actually ‘ssentiill ,oorisisterrt with em... lenry in the several Departments of the Government. ‘1 elttvercly trust t.hat the bless- ing of Divine Providence may rest bounteotisly upon you in the dis- charge 01 your ordinary svocirtions 11s W911 11-11 1111011 the people whom you represent. ‘The Clerk ‘then saitl,— Mr- Shfiilkei‘ and Gentlemen of 1111! jl-egislutive Assembly. it is His Heller's will and pleag. are that the ‘Legislative Assembly be proroguetl and the Legislative ‘111591111111’ 1-‘1 11°°°P11111g1y Droroguetl.

t-oitut. The note expresses the gov-

ie Charlottetown

Moli-

of 1013. rd llslantl Protes-

Cascumpec and Telephone

Road Act of 1020. t

~~ _ Session by Hon. F. J- Nash. Lord Birkenhead 1 1 l ‘ ‘ ‘ » To Address Bar

v . - . ieted tit Cavendish

she forgave ii‘ll concerned. tBoth of the P. lu. lSlflfll11E111U1lt1°na1-%5\'1151'1$ M111. Wlere .

. condemnew slept well last‘ night 5"f?1113311,nillglmgédlbswiitlrlaf:yTsaléfi:‘fizzle Ellltligafiehszflltilgxi: tlhgiklgotestzrxllse

[P111111 and 1am 1 ‘Tami, 11181111381.“ t3“ i321. in t-hia Assembly Hall ofiof them have run ‘into twenty-live ""1"" “g 1e °"° "’ "g “ ‘e - . . 1 . lit‘ ‘Tl .-. bli.h l in

movie contract. ($996131 10 T110 Glbirdlan.) “11110111- . ‘PPlllLé Street school. There was ‘l. et ions. 19y its i111 ‘i 91

largo tittentiut-e of teachers and o. runny lauguuilt-n 111111 1W1‘ 1liumbel' oi‘ visitors pmsent. Dr. \V.| EJ. McMillan, chairman, opened tile‘!!! $151100 8111111011)’-

"mcetiiig, coniplllnenting the teach-

specllillze in the stunts my fatlher litics watching all

tM-ONTIYRIBAL, May 2.~—iLord ‘Bir- kenhead, British Chancellor will address the lcfllifltliilll liar Associa- tion at Montreal lSepteinber 4. —--—<+>i—

Canadafs Income the routlt.‘ ivore compelled to walk 95h‘. W110"! 11B 111116141 111110111;

HENPECKED CLUB, to their nearest ilresen

CL runway Btaiiomlgreziiost ilovclists oi‘ the AIMING ADAM AS ' . The s ieukci‘ in u. short atldrcss rc- iily- .1 1-,. n-eseutaitye of we In. ‘FOUNDER. HA3 91-1711"; 163M111” P138‘) M‘ vicwctll the work or the Assocln-i 1111111111 111°’ "1191111111 “'°1e‘11"1"11*' {fnlinyrinnal l President, Jobu L. ~_-»___ ‘OTTNWA. M11)’ 2- 7159f mnhjpuon an“ whtich Mt R H_ Raga-g front the works of the noted island bums "may hey-Ore he departeln-or vorricsritlnti-J. Mtiy 2~—The inem- 111111111111“ 1"°°'“° “ssefse ,,,‘,1'1,.,,. Superintendent oi’ Education. and ‘Hlllwre-“fi “'61P 1H1" by Misses Plttsliiirfi tittui- lils May buy visit. ers of the famous Yorkshire or- Dilute-s of inborn? ztax or” ‘mgyiég- Secretary of “he Association remi Myrtle Bllllltlullfililt Shaman and Ed-lm S,,,.i"ghp.1_ l gunizntion known as the “Hen- ending Mart-h 1J2 . Wna . ~--~ - me “mules m. u", previous meal. nu t-ortioiu 'lhese ivnre ills-to re.

peeked Club" had their "once a 1119- yeur oil-ting" recently.

Tu nu isolated hamlet, ulllcs to the west of Halifax the president of the ilirb invited his "fellow bontlizmeu of the scrubbing brush and pail" to gather. and as every membci- was loyal to his pitillgo or secrecy, the "henpecked" were not

iiig, which were adopted. A discussion was introduced by Suporliittnitleiit ilogers tipon the ittlvlsirhility lit‘ grouping rural schools in g-roups of ten or twoivc for the purpose of admiuistrittiou, or in other words, government ‘by one board of. i.-l'llt~llt‘t'/:i. A reeolntionl1'P,1°1“' ,"1°51111~" _

favoring this -syst.eili was piissetl. I 1011111’ 11111111855111115 o1 1111* T911911

choruses 1by the

Some Progress _ In Immigration

Mily 2——Regnrtl~

rcceiitl_i' set to llllia<lC by of other nations,

“0111015. “My Longstllore Lass." ilcfrt-sliintint.s were

be

us the first member. Every year ESPEHANTO

new members tire enrolled, but ap-

Cunatltifs 8111111111118 "1111 1-119 1111111‘

t.ioii consists of teachers and other iem of immigration K611618113’. 11

persons interesteth in ‘Pltlucutinii. MEET

Dr. W. J. P. McMillan Elected President for 1 the Year. Literary Address a.t Evening

‘The first of the annual meetlngsishire and Vice Regal party visited

liit-onle . totiay is estimated at from $12,000

Mr. Nlisth gave spirited reading»- m-g m. the good tittendance. many front tho descriptive writings and ui whom. ovrllig to the COIItiItlOH of nttuuy ul’ the uncut-u <11 tllu uuthur- the

eeivtell with pleasure 2L8 were the

school l-liililreulTwo

“’l‘bt~ island Hymn" anti the lyric‘ Prof.

served and a pleasant social hour was enjoyed

- ‘Canadian Press.)

CONGRESS . T0

iiunitlon explosion in Tula, Russia iecordilig to advices reaching Hel- clugfortl, Finland from ‘Moscow.

l0 Lives Lost 0ft British Barque

(Canadian Press.) MANtllitA. May 2.—Yl‘en lives were lost when the British bark Alny Turner was wrecked near Guam- l/larch 27th, according 10 11 1919‘ ‘gram received here today from the island oi‘ Mintlflflhfl-

survivors succeeded in reaching land on April 20th.

Liberals Courting . Premier Drury

(‘Canadian iPress.) TORONTO. Muy gfihnlhew Hicks. former United Warmer 011- flarlo Whip iu the Legislature t0- ‘lay repeated statements given in newspaper interview that. u 0111!- :as of government followers hall lisctissetl the entry oi‘ Drury into the King government at Ottawa. l‘be Premier refused to be drawn iut. He practically ignored the whole thing and got the house into business as soon as possible.

Declares “Redhibiif” In Sydney Crazy

(Canadian Press.) AlMlllEltST, N. s.. May 2.—“‘I Cfliillfli, speak us an official of tflw United Mine Workers oi’ America, hut if you seek my personal unin- ion it would nay that those respon- ilbln for the red stuff in Cape Bre- ton iii-n plumb crazy," was the 1 stniavni-nt made by Van A. Bittner

Were Executed In Ireland

‘DUEBIJJN, May 2.~ls‘.xecution 0f more llrregulluts was an nouutectl by the Free State this morning. The condemned men have bCPli found guilty of kll-lliig o. ‘Free State soldier in1Couiity Clare April

it has also ‘been proposed that a list of available motor boutis for hire be prepared by the Club for the convenience of visitors and toti-rists who may wish to take ad- vantage of motor bout outings.

A committee consisting of Messrs David Bethune. Walter lHyndnian, and iComntander Lcwiu was up pointed to solicit the merchants for subscriptions towards purchas-

of Club membersh- These boats will

Proceedings in

Legislature

Provincial Legislature. April 24. Afternoon Session (Continual-L)

Budget Debate Continued by Mr

forty years about them and they did lint seem to be getting any nearer, except at election time. when they crop up to catch votes. He had grave doubts about our chances. The whole thing ts settl ell. The Nvesteru provinces stick together better than we do. The Premier says he had some corrss pondence. with ‘Premier Murray over the claims. No wonder ‘Mr. Murray thought ‘it was time he was getting out of business. We will never bear tell of one scratch oi his pen again. ‘The tax-payers need not think they will ever get clear of paying taxes, because of these claims. He did not know what the Government hall done in the mat- ter of immigration. $1,800,000 has been voted to take immigrants front the Old ‘Country and reading between tht- lines it looked as if Ontario and the Western Provinces would reap the benefit of this. He. deplored the loss of population in the farming communities hers. one school district (Dunslaffnage) there were nine voters gone away to settle in the United States. Young men here cannot get any- thing to do. Tilers should be some help given these young men to get lautl. We have no tradesmen: you can travel ton miles through the country and not fluti a blacksmith or a carpenter. Premier Bell spoke about the lntireitseii income tax the big men ilrere paying. He spoke of one mun paying ‘$1,500 and pay- ing it cheerfully, but it would be found that he simply added his tax nu to the price of his goods and in the long riili the farmer paid that as ivoll as his own. The hon.

i-i :

All

Y. Reddln, ward Commnuder 1Lewin.

and you said two.

members intimated last night t-holl.

ntentlon of building at once. The following officers were elect.-

ad for the season.

Commodore: M-r. T. B. Grady. Vice Commodore: Dr. A. ‘B. Rela- Reur tComniodore: /Mr J. C Mor-

Sec T-ress: Mr. G. H. Bnntain.

Committee: Messrs M. Irwin, I. John Cameron, Ed- Plynn, Norman Watson,

lSzililug Committee: Mussrs. J. O.

Hiynd-man, Jas. King, Emest Moln- ll S.

A general meeting will ‘be called

ing two or three boats for the use 511°T11Y- 1101-199 °1 "b11111 W111 3P- Dear later ‘in the prssa- .

after millions bad been spent} by Ontario on agriculture the farmer!

th _ 1 til/fire leavllng that province. ‘h, » B NOV n00. as in Ontario, the e V Agricultural School "should

orought to the country. .

HON. tvllR. UEA: You never said

how you figured that only twn per cent of the students went lnok to the farm.

MR. ERODIE: ft was five, Issld, l road put of

Peter Brodlez- "I18 Globe, a 800d Llbor news. _ super. You don't ‘bell it. Y Regarding the Western claims. beueved n when u 92:1“ “s: Mr. Brodie had listened now for though

April 24th. Evening Session. (ContinuedJ

Mr. Peter ‘Brodie, contiuulngthe budget debate quoted authonltiu to show that only a few students of agricultural colleges went/back. to the farm.‘ When be a ended‘ Truro College, twelve or. Lfteou years ago, there ylei-e three bun.- zired students and ha hiuliroad tin a paper last week that this your‘ there were only seventy. Principal. Cummings was seriously consider- lng adopting agricultural edimst- lion in the schools and halls of the country as the best method o! achieving results. The demonstra- tion farms are u. failure and they are beginning to see this at 0t.- tawa. What is wanted hero are tbn acre demonstration fields, profbr. ably in the poorer sections of tlllo country. The Exhibitions would [be alright if the people had more op- portunity for seeing the judging o! cattle. They should be judged lnesr the entrance to the gate. The speaker advocated Boys Clubs. Ho referred to the sows sold by tho Department of Agriculture, some of the highest priced ones having been bought in the country.

‘Hon. Mr. ILea. said this was correct, the sown ‘that sold g highest were bred at Fblconwootl Farm.

iMr. Brodie told of one man who had sold a hog to the government R1111 11011511! thesnme one after- wards at a higher figure. Ho con. tended that a largo percentage o! sows were bought in the country, which were sold at the Agricultur- al Hall at the government sale.

licant to ass a e e e test which has been iii mark funicular] _ . - 4 _ ~ , -—

sai-ffillittlb‘. May 2.—-The Standard grovidilnigutngolutln proof“ ‘info on ‘Z2321... to the forward policies 210mm,, My ,¥:,§“‘,1§f“,,,.g1,','§_ Niucnbltiicno. Gerlnally. May 2 3151- Rlrlllillg hllai-‘JTI-‘ildfrfgislall involves‘ 11 ever)’ Pity in the T-"ilr except 11B of other purts of the ‘British llinl- zatlon resulted as follows: “"1‘1111'1Y"111'11 11111611‘!!! vbllnhfie-“l Mmmnnél] (“"1109 recognized in- ti... of ii..." 011.jpg {hey um '_.-:...-,-s plfg some progress has been mtitll- tin-resident, ‘Dr. WEJH‘. ihlijMfllunl tiri- represented ‘by the 2,500 dt-ie- ‘liotv original ;.i,,,..'-1{“|"m1 S1101“ m 11'" 110F011 8.1401,‘; and 110110-1111‘ and conditions are today 1111116 8111' Charlottetown. gains so inr register-oil for the in-

liiu pun...“ m. an" "11 11111001119 tlrutlheig" |s|'uctory' fllltl more hopeful thou at Vice.-lPrt-s. (Kings) .Mr. .l. A ilfc- it-rnttt-ltilltii Esperanto congress

zibstirdit‘ n‘ 30"“ 0t mmor W} ally 1111111 111111113 the D1191 10111‘ Donald. (‘artiigtiii . which will be lielti ‘here August 2 W$—-'~~—~-_ GAZELLE HOUNDS OF ARABIA yffhfli." President 1E. W. Beatty Vict-HPrl-s. (Quctuis) Mr. liuni» it) ti. A uulnbcr of governments, as

Condensed Specials

xvoitiens dresses. anti the lutest futl 11101-11111 T01’ lfflllllfjlllliélliOll-l‘ of Igie YlOmJOSCG oi‘ the 81101114111911119111 sentatlon in Esperanto of Lessingb pllATltllh-Jtlt- m... H anmnmt dog gunmen, he“. 1s we Grand rim an aunt on a- if luiluclitiou, anti one rHpTOHP|1in~ “Nathan “he wmp- “m; u vow] prlll1lllli1tih"1"tlu_v' fur £'Yiu'.’v‘§.'..‘i“.’§'v."..° Sulukl. or [11120110 110111111. Which ex- tlmlaiillni‘lvvnlys remarI-treditliat ‘the tlve from each of the fnllnwiilg 111" selection froin Mozart. also in Es (‘taunt miifiiiJh-y m. o days or uvhi-I net-is predict will become even (lunar! eta" lsalwbzliir s uadtnoln - tits suuilflflml“1"(1§"‘1““1 _1““""°"“ 1"‘ Derlllltf). 1111mm. ililtlulmi-a 11"“ "Pimps of more popular than the Alsatian. 110W 51-‘ 9 11 11 @011 011 11 411111011. Red bros-s ‘bocicti’. Prfl- . __,>_i- ling wom m lwriclélilizshl count as ~50 m‘. Mm," a Mun specimens which the wisdom of the policies vlncini Boa-rd of Trade tutti the ""11- Aililrvus "mum 1°’ oi‘ the ‘Salukl are in this country, 111111111011 11y 101mm 31919111111911“ Tehchefs’ 11111011-