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I_sland Students

Among Honour Graduates.

At t.baconol\nimol ttmlhort

Uaiusslhlisbcmenheidat the rlaaariea nperlmsntai station.: Halltaahmiantnsyaatbtofeb-. r\nrytist,lli.¢Il-minlt1¢liI‘N’° bid in lla followinl subJ°¢ts: PrcparationotPickled Fish. rrewsticuor Pickle cone and Zmalmfiah. l

llotorlldnes. . loience.

§§E;i§i`i*§a icuii* in rc. in Zi EE l§§§_§; is

Lelouthilir, Glouc. Oo., NB.; hm- tca W. Rice. Wilson'a Beach. Char- Oo.. NB.: Berualrd Manthome, Beal Harbour, Guys. Oo., NS.; Everett Lawrwnca Huw, Conway R. R.. H1100 O0., P.lI.!.; Willis Morton Bam, New xarbcur. Gun. 00-.

NL _

Paled: Brendan J. Driscoll. Ken-

lngtcn, Prince Oo.. P.E.I.: Llvyd P. Flick, Drum Head, Guys.. 0°.. NA.; Clive l. Bruce. East Baltic, xmfs oc. ru.; mnwmn 'ri-an Cogins, Weymouth North, Digby co, N8.: J. Berchmans Webb. Havre Boucher, Antig. Co., N5.; Roy O. Rose, East Baltic, King's Oc., PLI.; Donald Lalnond Qld- Hdl, Sydney Hines. Cape Breton Oo., NA.; George I. Nicholson, Or- well Cove. Queen's 00-. PII-I JOM Ales. Beaton. Mabou Mines, Inv..

Verdic Julian. Grand

00., Nl.; P. A. Oiouc. Oo.. lil.

ii; ii"

NUT PLEASED YIITHREPDRTUF STATISTICS

Liberal Member Ques-

tions Accuracy of-_A Bureau’s Figures; 'A

(C. P- ly (Shaikh Special Wire)

0'l'1‘AWA, March 2-The accur-

acy o¢ the dail bulletin summariz- ing the teptrg d the Dominion Bureau ot Btatiddcs was the cause of condiarable cram-fin in the _ Hoon of Commons late today. Gauges Boudrard (Lib. Kamour- aaka> asked if the bulletin was an accurate summary of conditions in Canada. It appeared to him that the bulletin picked the statistkf that made a good show. 'rhsre might be a temptation to do that with an electim in prcqreot.

The statistics were accurate, I-lion.

1--nu

tif!

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E in

1 ilégt ' is

condibn.

TIA

Bee. Prvvindial

amp

part

planes

Oahltalli.

WASIINID-Amancharged

withimlawtulsalaofintoxicadng liquor appcarwdbefcra Magistrate Donald ilacxinnouyaeterday and wasn.ned$200andcostsorthree months. ,

it 2 iii? §, . Eiliii

FOI lI€l'0llA'i'l0l€ of fax

ranrhers, we wish to again an- nounce that peits are being receiv- ed throughout the entire year at the office of J. A. Webster and 00, 156 itidzmoild Street. Uharlotte- town. 'Ihe Prince Edward Island hir Pool. I.-000

Friends of Mr. Reginald Stewart

who was ill with the flu during the pest week. are glad tc know that he is able to resume his duties.

City Yes terday

About 275 excuraionists took ad-

vantage of special passenger rates tooomatothscitybyraiiyestcrday. Among the visitors from various parts of the province were O O. Dlngwell, Hmira G ll. Doyle Bummerside. O. 0. Baker, Kendng- tcn; John B. McGuire, Borden: He- ber R. Matthews. Alberton; W. Frederick Bkerry, Aybsrton: I. Isn- derick, Albertonz J. 0. Matthew, Al-

berton; Alfred Gordon. Alberton; Austin llsononald, ilontagus; ll. J. Reeves. Montague; Win. Higgins.

2 Jas. Kennedy, Kensing-

ton: .Ralph Bowncd. Kensington; Percy Boyle, Hunter River: Ro, Lockhart, Kensington; Harold Hc- Farlane, Kensington; Keith Hardy, Kensington: Weston Campbell, Ken- sington; Albert Howe. 'h'acadie; Ralph Machlillan. Hunter River; Rev. Mr. Loring, Kensington; Mrs. MacGregor, Summer-aide: llrl. W. Williams, Bummeraide; Mr. J. Law- son, summcrside. .

Veteran Seal I Hunter Takes ~ Fleet To Sea

(C2. By GI|ard.lan's Special Wire) - 31'. JUHlN‘S, Nfld, March 2 -- When Hon. Captain Abraham Kean leads Nw1oundla.ud's 1994 sealing fleet seaward next week he will be seeking a personal record besides directing the ekht neamara to- ward the most advantageous posit- ions in the northern icefieids.

In his 79th year, the jovial com-

modoxe hopes to increase his total to the million mart. For 02 years he has been' ‘gvlil on the ics" and inthsmtripsmadsduring that time he has brought back 000,000 pelts.

Other veterans declare that it

Many Visitors _To

Klnlihltdi

n. rr. stevms,wnia1sr cz 'nadsm “mmm mmm. m .mb

anddmmasrcedeclared. The bul- letiuwlsasumrrnrinationofthsse rupatschietlyforthaamhtancaot thepsess. ‘

Ageneralrevisvwodsli thestat-

ahowedageheralubwardten-

sl@itbutcontinuous

toilcwedascloac- dayby daystat-

ann gg

DlA‘l'lls SHAW-.M lllntsgue, March 2. IDM, Ira. la-man Shaw, age 85, aftw an I1ln& ot one week.

lllb-ln Jamaica Plain, Maas.. on bb. 2|, 103|. Jmeph, husband oi llary J. (Brett) lies.

IlaD0llAl.D - At Glenfinnan, Int 3, itat. Catherine McDon- uaeaevsyeara mmm: from ns.- laas rwdhnca llaiday morning at I. llitlmsnt at Pitt Augimtus.

_Ca _

Of Hanks

'A . SA il§i“§i555. hlhhgr is‘"|53 §5,§A‘§rt

E _ ~_' EEE SE iiil 5? _lggiiiilie ill! alsiitisi

nlca

EEE=F=‘»_ , ,

_.. '_ VV.,

inftttt.

Ing “the main patch" he will stand a good chance of reaching his mark.

Transferring from the Terra No-

va, an ice-scarred wooden steamer that has been butting tba' floes of the north and south Atlantic since IM. the Commodore this year will hoist his colors on the Benthic, s. steel ship. And the colors are new, presented to Captain Kean last spring '.1' Governor Sir David Murray Anderson.

Captain Kean received his first

command of a seafing steamer in 1889, when he took out the Wolf. In the seventh successive voyage of that ship she was lost. His next was the Hops; then in succession. the Aurora, for eigL: trips; 'Iisrra Nova. for three; Floriael, for three: Sterirahd, three; back K0 Fiorizel for two; Terra Nova again for sev- eral years; next the Nascopie; back to the 'Iierra Nova asain, and new Qs Dsethia.

FEARS HELD

toimmusa from Pars 1) wm st -ram

"Whendlasrmamentisreadyand

iflus-neededandwantsd.!shail betheriflhesald.

1(r.Davis’presaucalnIs:mdonat

the current critical R100-vw! as Resident iwosevs1t'ss‘paciaimvcy but in apurely private capelty- waa&enasindioativeottlisA|.n-

tromthslmo-

_'al-,_ lil, ;§§_§§§ I ig iii 'iii Aiggiéii l,i Ali iililglli ; A

YQEQINIU

disarrallsent.

goveramd

‘tilt-

i _a -_ - .». s

‘. .b.} ~..» .

iii? vi* :lil ii it iii’ 35 fi

llllllll Fish And Cams

Aaa’n, Meetmg

_ - . §F on -rite. rl to -....23-.,n.§.;eil§lis;§; i§ie§=§E'2?§ isrl Eaflgé §'§§§§i§§i;ii!§; -= ’z=fi§§ =..n£necod§§tt§

outodthe rhmlta

Mir e petit

lated wi en

E E 5 5

F asgl §§r§§ iélge ..§g it

change black d

Itwass it

. Tl

was bringing li ns of 008 lee. and the that the streams should be stowed with fish similar to those existing in the streams. The trout which were being introduced from United States were ot an inferior quality. The spawn of those was being med to supplement native spawn.

lk. A. I, Mbrrison complained

that tha hatchery was being used tor salmon.

In- discussing the value oi the

hatchery, Mr. Ings stated that there was no longer the spawning grounds in the streams that there was for- merly. Gia trouble with the hatch- ery was that it was planting the trout when they were too young. y streams were cveretocked. _ Ing; moved that the Associa-

tion write the Department of Fish-

to ask that Island streams be ed only with Island trout.

WTDUWUF STAVISKY ISARRESTED

(By Alexander ll. Uhl) (A. P. By Gnardian’s Snclal Wire) PARJ8, lfsrch 2.-The mysterious

and besutllul widow cf Serge Bta- vixy was muted by secret service police today in connection with the Stavisky pawnshop scandal that cost investors losses o! 840,000,000 md led to bloody street riots. '

The detention of Mme. Artiee Bi-

mon Btavisky followed the drama- tic recovery of incriminating stubs for many millions of francs in her hueband's cheque book through a secret service agent who had been suspended on charges oi neglect of duty in connection with the invit- igation.

In all il persons, including two

members oi the Chamber ot Depu- ties, now face charges as an out- growth of the affair. New arrests were said to be imminenb-with 12 already in custody-as Minister of Justice Cheron continued to wrench the secrets of the scandal from cb- scurity.

Police said they got the cheque

receipts from a "personality" they would not name. On them were names of many recipients of “bear- er" 'cheque from the "master swind-

let.

Mme. Btaviaky, police said, gave

thestubstostriendcntbeday “Handsome Alex" Btavisky was found dead in a lonely hideaway in Chamonix. 'I'he friend, in turn, gavs them to the mysterious “per- sonallty.” _

Chief Bony of the Secret Service

gave them early today to former Premier Albert Barr-aut. It was Bony who was recently suspended for alleged laxity in bringing to justice those connected with the Bayonne swindls.

Barr-aut and Cheron agreed that

.Bony should be permitted to resume duty temporarily and important of- ficials were sent to his house where in the presence of the "personality," Bouy was induced to give them up.

FAIR! A'i'l'lKP’l'lD IUIDII CRAIG!

§§§§§§§ Pifgaligéé A .§;@....;.i§ _ ° gg; :gtg iicidt

bandmsster

Awarded Trans Canada _ Trophy

.1 agggzs an .}§§§n§;§§ ’ t~ §§§§§‘"§t'iiE| i li' r§§lE;;5§l§§ ,g __ SE. '= ciliiiiiiiiii

'I7

&d rs

@l\.

====

:az ::: l=<T=

ments This Winter.

ihé .igiég Eeii _i»§;? _ _ 55 'tg 52

gs.: .H 88 B that Eiriiit aEaE”§° ...r3.3 li? _il 5 .@2555 eégigggggg feieéil

E§ 3 at-ii; iii? gséil §§;§i

.§ 55* if __ 3 rt ill

tkinstes considerable

thstlhilad &atl,

_llrticulariy

.itil "t gsSa.i§ iiiisiiiiféicii s§§§i§§§§§§§§§*iE §s’i§‘§S§Hi.t~i5i 39 ’ tiéitciii lt.-‘ Qggeég gigs; .=

land the tri Oobblers is 'I5

llmmtains 65 cen

B from 55 to 00 ce

ths quality. 'Ihrnms are quoted

80 cents.

alajor Thompson unarmed the

belief that the prevailing 'prices in Prince ldward Iaiand~ have reached the maximum and a.rs all that the market will stand. 'His seed buying centres are rapidly covering their requirements, and when these are met, automatically there will be no

and pctatnes will have tc

market as table stock.

He returned

York, where

disposal of Joseph. The

he said arrived

and buyers an we the quality. 'Uris is t. ar which was loaded automatic equipment.

ment includes an elect polled 34 foot aluminum veyor which carries the

direct from the heated steamer without removing the ves- sei’s beans This equipment allows loading operations to be carried on in all soru of weather. It elimin- ates the danger of the potatoes be- ing exposed to the frost or

ing bruised while being the steamer. The loading

whether it is mowing and even in sultero temperature.

Since the discontinuance of the

loading ot steamer-a here this win- ter, there has been a continuous shipment of potatcs and turnips from Prince Edward Island to Hal- ifax, where two steadicrs. the Gunney and the Joseph, have been loaded with turnips and potatoes dining January and February for New York and Norfolk. They have taken each from 85,000 to 95,000 bushels. At present the steamer Ola Maarak is being lgaded at Halifax with a similar cargo. She will sail about the Nth.

Acadia Co-eds' Win From Mount A. Team

(O. L Dy Gardiau's Special Wire) W0l..l"V1Ll£, March 2.-Acadia

girls defeated Mount Allison 36-10 in an intercolleliate basketball game here tonight. The game was fast and not as one-aided ss the score would seem to indicate. Mount Al- lison's shooting was inaccurate and the visiting girls failed to capitalise on the breaks of the game. Kiss Baker, with ld points, was the out- standing piayer for Acadia, while lil Bpariing played well ltr the Bsckville team.

Acadia-Ingraham li, Poahay 'l,

Baker 16, Hllmaa, Lewis, Chestnut, Burgess, Clark. ~

Haunt Allison - Tour, Steven.

lpaaiing 10, smith, Kendall, Clarks, lllllsr, Illia, Ibsbrooh

SIIHTAERSIDE

and Prince County

____

-canon ns

DIED. 83% Mas-di tth. Alban

'h-vnhr vm

sir si' E

,,_g1?.¥§;&§!- E

A EE 55§°-§§§ 8~ 8*" -a E5; a” rliiiiiégrtri el

SBU E255

li i§"§iiis§5' ii ,s ;:§f2=:;§s§!§,§f._ 3 *§*ii§ix;§l‘5 ‘§iii§ itlnrntirit

vicsohancellcrnnil!'eo‘snaws- papa-pubusnedaeispatssnua

l‘.|a°_'h¢`m”l0UA¥4lMhIhkhlP0tdh@'°“5¢l$l°l

respondentseidanausso-tlarnan

paacsisclosamditwsstakenxr n-antscuut me oowerrul 1

partoptiht least wil-

rrans von llph German state of

to confer with the _ Another report was tha eral already has talked

mcred here

__ s.r.‘ o-¢a»a'.sp¢|uwa»)a.s»at».ntncu¢n¢uet°less1-

_(vm1s. amen a--mam-sm wnrutnconn-limitation

'°°**°~“**l'*"* *N* 'UW asunsmsnalnsttmaustrlonarn- rlusasmstcfonmsellernasu-

_hsvebsenmuchlargar-thaninctb~ “mwah” \,m;g\“§¢rnsds¢|\iy;|¢ftn¢llmss,mssnwhiis,metthis aryears,w\lunthsmovsg\snt ot_‘ .umm 1",--mggnpgggqamr-noen,s|rtwere\mablctoreaoh .'°°d‘°'-‘““*°°"‘”d ”°" b°"i°imminentpcsoe between Awtriaanyagrcemant.

,.m“°mumn“°"h|,n"'°’°m"’t'u‘ “”°"eE' aadaermany took Austrians ll 'iiiedeliberli-i°0l Lssecnmtcuasosea-*“'°"'°"°“’° ""“"'

SBURESNEW liBi]lAl..iiiV'T.

Wholesale Dismissal

of Officials, Preval- ence of Bootlegging a n d Extravagance Among Charges.

(0, P, By Gurdiasfs Special Win) naursx. usrcn at-0nl>°lw°u

tire was brought to bear today on the six months' record ot Premier Angus L. Macdonaids Goyerument as Opposition leader Gordon B. Har- rington 'continued debate m the Address inkeply to the 3900611 fl'°U1 the Throne inthaliova Bcotisug- islature.

The for-mer Premier, head or tba

Conservative Government. which ldt office last August, spoke for three hours. directing s. steady

round of criticism mm tha acts

oi the Liberal DD its accemion to power. At the clot of the sitting he sdiourned the de- bate until Monday.

He was critical particularly of

what he termed "wholesale dismis- sals instituted by the new Govern- ment. More than 600 persons had been dismissed from the government

last six months, he

bition ever giv- any province in

"I‘hs heada|na.n's axe was running

blood from morning until night," the Opposition leader asserted. terming tba dismisaals an “abuse od the principle of responsible govem- msnt." Oharwomen had been dis- rnlued because they did not “vote right." And he touched upon the

dismilal of Buperintendentxrt Nil!- suAnn Allsnfrcm the No adcotia Banatorium at Kantville.

“Ullillllflcd”

get Egg;

tis api ggi; @2555 pi;

iégiii itil; liliit

partisan” commissions

her case after dismisal.

A. McDonald, Minister

ure, interrupted to rs- the nurse had been dis-

or partisanship. She had,

he said worked for the Conservative party among members of the sans- torium staff. Nevsrtheieaallr. Har- rington asserted. her dismissal “car- tainiy would not be justified in the

t of the peqple ci the pro-

~| 8

iii it it

carnage of relwganising stafi’.'rwoottbsdisch.argedela- pioyees,hesaid.badbasnrspiaoed byconvioted“bootleggl's." Oabsr gcvarumentpcsitiohshadgtliato iiquorssllns.

“lcwhqalawvarywhsra

zpssslgifri or . i ieggiiiigiii Es kj' gk

iiigg Eli. §3.te.nn

pcvindal

hwwlwllamsetieas

gli ..§§

§;§§i§§§§?§§§ g 3 =“5 ; iglglrlgiiigi §§§§E§§l§ii§ itil

laid, but it

that defi-

za la. liillatfr

(lpechltcthedaaldialil

HALIFAI. N.8..MaNh3-'HIS

Canadian National liner “U41 Bomsrs," CaptsinJ.l|.Rcith.ar- rivse at 1-muu this in-iday> af- tsrnoonnnngins passengers and ca.rgoiromJamsicaandt.hsBa» hamaaarlusnwestmaln. md Bermuda viaBoston,Mass. Among the PIUGDIUI lmdml

hae- lv. Hudson. an-s.mnes.

soper,s.mcDonsld.

Antkonish. lis,Bridge~

iiiiig- s§iF§§‘ r A* ig = §§‘§§ .ltilit

oharlottetown I.:

T. Viokdry. 0 Bartley, Oornerbrook. - Boyd IDI E. Simpson. I-DDU! Nfld.

Cargo cousins of bananas.

maioee, citrus fruits, cocoa,

nuts. °°ff¢¢. alhatf. Wi-

ENGLISH M. P.

(Continued 2 Pale U

tcsestl’ietllmlastni|d\t"withan absolutely open mind."

Commander Locker - lampson

served in Trance, Belgium. Turkey. Persia. Rumania and Austria din- ing the war. I-is was named Bus- sian representative of f-he ministry of information. Inst summer he was Professor Albert Enateifrs host when tha scientist left Belgium sf- ur reponse Nm threats.

I' P'

Canadian Labor Leaders Favor

NRA Plan

normme. ont.. mn-. z-my 'me

Canadian Prem)-Presidents ot two leading Canadian labor organz- titms were in agraemmt today ov- er Chnadak need for legislatimi PNterned liter the United Btatl llatitliai Recovery Act. "Iagree with'l‘om

llrahsr.Pl1siddi

_ r rg; §*=;g ililtééiii §ii5s;;§;E§§§§ tltiiéc

V idnappers' Still Rampant

. “

\¥ ._» ` ~~

l S. I -_'

_| _ ‘ ' ' ‘_ - "- \_-Pt!

, A _ Austro. S

iPtccci%udi!uvq0f';;7§;;‘}cuhmsn Causes Surprise _ffm 1f°=°~f . iii-ull" 3]

~ 4 w~-»--- 'Prince County

Eanqnnnn ` I respa _ legnnd: lDe ‘ed Il P- E I- P°¥:*l°%;€ Nlhutholirgtlative German nllrrcles.,

§§_§§s ii it,-tgiii iihtt iéiisiiii gggngrpgg. aF.&` F; 535.5 itéirilnri .g§;l§;§§§§;r¢g i g I 5’§;iti2°§.*§§=As§a éiossrtiiiiizialef gg. ,gag _ giinii

morn

ng§`»1:eU?T'N B'

-1 by M

dm mira 1.. .».l"}°-'$3

Brunswick, Batlxnm dtdllhd the Komyhyn tum

%DUi,lli.(7n

rules by me

demanding an in lllfltims Am;

Association into ans

lloncton players games leading to was written after

James Wry, M. A. H.

*__ ° . Uillbd by the President

tru bottom un. as nam. me steel. vu meant vim an Bethmt Amateur Athletic

Authoritative German circles fast mare Helen D. The remark, WND N14 Nw mtllli of mr

lwy scctted at reports sbcut the Austro- "She will be some mare next yen," hurl* team. the said

German peace and Genera' von washeerd rromarscetanwholv- °|°‘°4 bu*-h

U ““”‘* Immun np., ,,_,,, M, ,M ,,,,,,,1,,,, W.. psano to nm lance :nm-muon. the im that mlgozmxpmmcighggtltuumu ww sxpmua that urs "present lm- °‘”“’°°"“’° “"1 """°' °°“‘“"“' °”' ""° " '

la umher ot last htrlcs. to

4-1-"<1 L- =»- °;f_;;1_f; 3-';5r;; ;,=',,~=,,. “°“‘“°° ‘W 1"' '°""‘ ¢,....§.'°..i‘....... .,... .,. ....... l.. .

that leaders are d _ hm. ,¢m¢m_

_ ___ -A- i " - ' 1 *°°"’“°""""”5H‘°"""’°‘°"° nwemalnnunstngisccni nimas

lglg § 5

5; a§§

(c~’*"°lll'iil.l|'|§D¢d.

*'1¢`NI1\° runes rc nm( N150! dismpiomlrfp of . . Plpgy

bees

“r~~- Sing viola;

teur

ill

AIn01‘lg’Pd888Ilg8l°0,rasu1ty or my .captains to From Westlndies 'S-=°= -M °°1v° we Nw

would "ciickle" fill thc bill? If any

local orthogrnpher thinksxblevmhx s better one he is cordially to communicate with "Down the Kok Editor Charlottetown

or Ihmk and Waggnela, etc. ~ '

Tbssolmddthcsh

tialdofraoehoreeson lyaweetmusictotbs ra thisProv1nce. Fatah inymmtfrcmatwnething

curracingtraternity and'l\nnemeearest.taligers.

F 3255

eiiéeiiliii

tions is characteristic cf the

that with a little °°°i'»fl»tion

W" ~ suphonious oncmato - poetic word qualify the Red

HAR U' “W” "‘° g‘;h“'r_"‘f¥°“",: wmiwmcnw essignatsuuimmit- unpruoninme

°°°°°"" W°¢"“““°' mmm” able clicking sound made by the “We have lood reason

sharp corks of spacer or trotter ui that more

clean ice. In the meantime bow atnricton nec

Guardian. All the Island wcrdart- no comment. ists have equal rights with Webster lin- Wry

AT 0 LEAR

nature, such as cleaning a course.

see. wa ue mu ts smmurn est- t“°°“,m’”"“", “t;n"“’“‘°, B inwsioskldgescnourriversand m*m.°,u“_yx”wu make of them orderly measured o,uu_’m.verytmnm

°°m”','m”§'¢lf¢°un”'°»'fm'if1l we thoroughly ensued w

xmas" '

A _r§‘§§§i§ .iifltiileogir irégli, l§i§ii;‘t A _ tilt ig;

is a gen soon be owners w

ing while the

and portcnts presage break-up. The primrcses

Kensington

promccts.

s sr

horses in Aibertovn and Ccrmty.

‘I‘he great trott

Scott. 2.00%, is own McArthur. 'Ibis horse son of the renowned

Ptetg the Great. Ha a atfield. Mass., ear sum- mer by William Malay, Kensington. He made his fint appearance sm an Island track at New Annan races. Aug. 3rd. and incidentally-it was Mr. McXay’a first attempt at driv- ing a race horse in

PU!!- hut it been in in Aug. almost

Kgéégé. i 35 =

iii; igéégggé hit iiiliiia

Earl* iifsi iiigig

__ .Att i§§aets_§sl§Ei

Of lriiinl

thedam

urds

lsako orbetter-

3 ".= _ 3 55 5 ,§;;.§. gig ..._ §=z 5 E ' ;ii§§r;| nttt irllllt

has

It Fredericton

armiu my .bros hundred or more fam

'gylyqwh aivkdldl The first period

DP aoC\l@- In the sccondnk

makil

scoreless. The al-me vided Bummeralde The Uapiwl

the third period!

t enjoyable trip sr

lei i

game will be plant

. ‘mug-149 ar iutun

mg in tus :mmm cr urs asain 'me ,mm,";°u'f,‘;,”° 'ihewarmchinookwindsfromover yu.” N. Hmmsu. “L the Japanese current of the Pacific 'um Em McAus,m¢ n, are seeping thruuah the moimtain hm* defence Ruth Nm. passes-coming hat over the pair- 51° °'B"‘°’;Nu Dou “umm ies - soon they will force out the ll vm" AVI sylvmm, M stratum of cold sir which envelopes ~NY11° °°m"°h°"°- "'“

?l°n:m` mslzhgnne T “flu ts ii mi Jegisla-also Pauline A11

vern ur ere.

goal latte Gaudet Cll-HB0 dafmce, Edna Mdbcnald. -Tl Dinan! Angelina Arsensult. wards Anita Arsenault, Antt

DB1 lla!-thcfl H U10 ml”

Qiaaryteamandhase mn»nctn\»\=¢h»”"‘

VINES DEFEA liliilili PIJ

(C P D’ Gdlfhll P*

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