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ial to The Guardian. '

BQZNTREAL, Oct. 11.-D. Sheldon 'ho hm been making . modest for

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.Organizing Committeeof The Daughters of the

...s wr »=~»»'° -nd “°;,§°f§,“;';'1,°,; I` Empire do Goodlllork, instituting" Two New .

wntinuous newsD8-Del”

um' as to his methods, has left the CM and payment at his Ofllce has

been stopped.

The clerks SHS’ IW Wm

this is doubted. 1; is claimed that his business will not stand the scrutiny which he has mn ollnring to afford the accountants wplyilited by leading newspapers. ,

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MONCTON, N. B., Oct. 10-Lieur..- Governor McClellan addressed the board of trade today on the impor- tance of sonletlrill-g being dollu to protect the shad fisheries in the Bay nl Fllndy, null urged the board to take the matter up with a. view to preserving the sllawning grolln-ls lor this fjsll. Tile matter was discllsscd by the lmnrd. and it was decided to memoriali'/.e the fisheries- dellittlncllt to take measures to prevent the cap- ture of fish on their wny_ to the spawning grounds. A It was stated that the shad indus-

try ill the bay was 'being killed out largely as a result of the flsh'leln

caught in St. John harbor, 1-n

to the spawning grounds.

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FUN ENGINNI]

GIBRALTAR, Oct. 10-Kinlg Man- uel, of Portugal, and Queen Mother Amelia decided tod-ay to proceed to England. They will leave probably within a few days, but are undeter- mined whether they will travel by land or sea. The ltalinn warship Regina Elena arrived here today to take on board the Duwager'Quoen Maria Pia, who will go to Italy. LISBON, Oct. 10-DeCosta., the

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return, but

the order which, with but one or two nllort omissions, follows .

Miss Merritt was introdllceil in n

haplly maluler by the chairman who incidentally passed a few remarks ou the order.

Miss Merritt said 1

Ladies :

\ I have the honor in the name

tive work of uniting every par,t of the

- Chapters Here." ' *~

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hilt 'veflz egtllllslaslllfl YHCEUHK WEB' There are two reasons for our ex- e d yes el' ay aftcrn'oon at three o’- ~ ‘ ~ ~ Clock in the Armuurles when the op, istence, First, consider what a. power ganization committee of thc Imper-,ln the mndare 101000 wumen and ial Order of Dnilgbters of the Em- children llnitcd to spread abroad high pire, now ini this city, instituted two ideals of citizenship, n ,determination new Chapters in addition to thef to keep alive the best trad‘lti‘0u‘S of Royal -Edward Chapter, now com- ollr race, and pass on unsullied the Dlele in D\lm'b0l‘S~ glorious traditions which are our in- The _meeting was l»resi'ded over by irerlmuce under the brave ole union

ex-Governor McKinnon and there was Jack. 'ihat alone is reason enough, a large attendance of those interest- bn; there is the practical side, this Ulllil the Blllwdlfl W0l`l¢ Ol U16 Order- band of workers, scattered over the The Org!!-Hl2€1'H HWS* lm-V0 felt thousands of miles of our Dominion,

heartily encouraged by the enthus- can respond in a moment 'to any call iasm displayed M l’€5l19l"\‘9»Y'S meet' or wish that is suggested to the I-lead ing and mllst feel a certain amount 0mCe_ . of genuine satisfaction in the busi- Leg; mp, give you an example. WB "WH llke Way I" which matter” 9"' have been asked to co~operate with t“'l“l"`l< V’ th” i““t""‘tl"“ "I the “ew the National Sanitarium Association lodges were tillwlll up hy those ap- in their ,';,,ht agmnst the white l’°l"te‘I~ , Plague. 'lil nl; for amoment what The I"`atl're, "I .I‘_If9 "wetting wasigrent good can' be done throughout

Miss Merritts stlllmg ad ress on the country by 10,000 Women and

children, doing something each day to prevent the spread of that dread disease. It will soon result in a healthier, happier country.

‘May I strille a note of warning and

tell you, what you already know, those of you wllo have 'been in Eng- land during the past year or two.

. , , _ When you speak of Canada. in Eng-

.°.‘..ll;§:::l";‘..i.l“‘;r'..v .‘.:l;l.“.r;»»-M. mmf D- uf thc Empirc to greet you this after- lrgfer to the Art UI- the EaBt'.I“° the n’u0n lhistoryl anld proud sllrroundllrgs _of We, 1"" ic '-,;1_“i,°“,iv ",\f;§,§§‘_f=,=,~,§,§;_*“;,§, JNIZ. U.'.`..fr‘?.. §.’..‘."E§T..fSf.’7t‘N2"‘5......§? ’l°W.£re- ls! ggi; 3;", IOWT1 u0un'tl_y ities, tllc traditions, the luxuries IlrulI;lreytll-3 ScoNl2iillon\ saying is “Tll0|wfm`ch my fmgm ir; the E?’St’im parts

. " . o Canu a. o. rl Eng ani when

;g;n.I§le,:':d Egnggrgoesbelongs to 08'" they speak of Canada they mean the

Aéd ,tis toheeppaéo with the u_:boundless wheat fields, the farthest

wzrkened spirit; that a special organ- North! the Slbttlews homes; an Splew izing committee of the Imperial Or-'did m. their .w0‘y' but hem” they der ofthe Daughters of the Empire mime mto hemg' here .was culmre' has iourneyed forth two years in suc- history and Industry' I make an ap' ression to the farthermost limits of peal Waxes’ to you’ n°t.t° let. this the Dominion both eastward and splendid and proud province be ignor- westward to 'seek the lovers of their ed MI its- women whcn at tm; gather' cou~ntry 'those who-have pride inllllg in ltnglanlh next summer, there Cummings paBt'and hope fm her f“_.are _representatives of every oth-er mm and ask them to join in this ac_ part in the Dominion, you will deter-

mine that P. E, Island also, shall

. . V _ have a delegate.

nomlillgn °lg°”‘;SN -é“t‘$]'eS:' “mg We wish to do a woman’s part in

Minister of Justice, ltod-ay orderedlknuw e ge' . G as fm. . es ’ am creating amongst the children and in

the release of Cardinal Joseph, Seb- asalitinu Nctto, former Patriarch of Lisbon, who had been suized and or- dered cxpclled from the country. Costa explained that the real object ofthe nrrcst was to protect the Car- dinal from possible outrage. Tile Minister declared that several monasteries and convcllts belonging to I-‘ol'tllg<llese or foreign orders were veritable arsenals, and tllat thc uc-

ln unison with those similar orglmli-:the hmm the sumes .ft .f t,- zations with whom we are in a abli- ~ pl I pa Wat:

The Gund of Im al women' lsm which the National Defence (um

all ' ` - ' ference and the Imperial iress (lon-

Greatrll,-itmn_ I (Continued on page G.l

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WANT NATIONAL PARK ' WAS A NEWFOUNDLANDER.

SYDNEY, oct. 10.-At the orgenlz- l>ou'ri.AND, Me., oct. 0.-Miss lvl.

llmll "I the cleficnlfl WI‘°’l‘*"”i“l'°I|atioll meeting held here on Saturday C. Wilson, of Northampton, Mass.,

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in obstinate resistance to the advent of thc republic, hastened the order ol expulsion which he added, was necessary to trnllllllillze the public spirit. ` lt is llllderl-ltooll that all the oflic-

ers lvllo aided the revolution, rcfllscd offers of promotion affirming tllnt they had done only their duty to the nation. The theatre Queen r’\nlella,- has been renamed the Republic. The Gnvernlment has decreed the suspension by the cable companies ofa the acceptance and delivery of code* and cipher messages.

COUllDN’T SCARE 'I].F"I"S AUNT.

WORCESTER, Mass., Oct. 9-Al- though ‘the police of Worcester and surrounding cities have been- working onthe case all, day, no trace has yet been found of the strange man who appeared at the home of Miss Dellla, C. Torrey,-aunt of President Taft, at Millbury yesterday, and told her of nplot to kill the President. Tile man was traced from Millbury to Worcester, but here the trail en-ds. ami thc police have not been able to Dick it up again. .When the man left Miss Torrey's home ycsterdlay it was with the injunction to her not to al- low the matter to get into the news- papers if she valued her life. She, notwithstanul-ing t-he threat. gave the matter ollt. Today a close watch was kept on all cars arriving ln_Mlll- lllify lest the man might carry out his threat, -bint nothing was seen of him. The ,police are satisfied that the man was a mere fanatic and do not expect ever to see him; again.

by taking in R. Ross, K.C., M.P.P., of Fernrle. ` Mr. Ross takes tbel -portfolio_of lands, which had been held by Price

and the latter takes finance,

of a local chapter nf the Imperial came here today and identified the Order of Daughters of the Empire, it I man dccapitated in the Maine Cen- was decided to petition the Govern- ,tml yards, Fridlny, ns her cousin, Pet- mont to set aside the amount for the fel' Wllll-0» Sh” Wmnllell N0 Im-V0 the cstallilislrmellt of a National ,Park nr, body sent to St. Juhn’s Nfid., which Lm,isb,,,.g,_ iwas his home.

SHUFFLE IN BRI;I.I;HA UABINFT I Rlasulfrs on wlas'i‘EllN Elma. ' l lu l , . _ _- GOL \ wannoan, Minn., oct. ii-'rue

VICTORIA B (1, Oct 9__An im_ ,latest reports of the forest files in _ I A1 ' i " tf`l.0 .n the 1Ra-iny River region increase thellor-

pmtant Sm G 0 por 0 1,8 I 'rors of thc situation. McBride Governiment has lust been I It is estimated that the m,m»\,e;- of

announced. The vacancy created by | $11-_soiiis killedmrangflas from 'Ii to

' ti Tu If .3 isslacons era eeslmae.

glfy dgsggcléfngggtzs hp; 3;., gflrgdiof authority place the deaths at

more than 100. But the greater con- cern for the present is the rescue oi the helpless anld the relief of thou- sands of business men, women and children

EIi1‘iI<E‘ll(i,nll-ad been filled ever since Mr. I SCOFBS Of Wild BlllmHlB flefliflil fm" I'l‘atlow's death by Hon `W,J, Bgwn. lsafety side by side with human bc- or attorney gene,.a1_ ` < -ings, their natural hostility and fear

of man overcome by terror, show

NEW ORDER IN P0RTUGA[,_ ,stress of the situation.

Tales also come of mothers burned

l LISBON’ och 11__The pmvislo-nal to death with their babies 'on their

breasts and men calcined while en-

I1}t(I0NimtNI)mIdI'i\I'I; .‘fIl§dnIgnlI¢hs aI1liI<l;er\I1!IIrI]il deavorihg to shield their children.

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NINNI (II1t;IiIIorc0“i‘;tlI"tIIJnio €XlmeINdi,erwIIl LAUNCH OF LARGEST personally conduct an examinationl . LINER ON '0C'l`. 20. f` ll f ei hers con--- "°*" IiIIeN:cte<Ih$vi€l:sEi?el?gioTis olI"lfleI'ls. I LONDON, Oct. 9.-Of the two mam- ‘A decree was pnbliafhed yesterday, 'moth liners to be added to the White in the Ofiicial Gazette, expelling the Star Line the Olympic is to be

Iyeguits and foreign members of all launched on Oct. 20 at Belfast, "and 'ord rs. Portuguese monks and nuns it is expected that by May or June ma; return t0 their fB!!\lll¢9 lf HWY next this vessel will be ready to make ‘renoimce their order. Otherwise they her maldlm trip, The olympic will be

` - ~ t it the country. the largest passenger ship in the

B mnimcm' for Bum every?¥II_e_r_eHfTI_s__YiI_“_________v_*______v_____&________, ,_._______._,_.,._.,.E Iwo;-ld, having B gross tonnage of a-

,l..,..e 45,000 or 12.000 tons more than

g tllelrusitania and the MauretBlnin.Her

S 'length will be inoleee, and sire will

. , Ihnye abeam of 90 feet, being fitted

St. James Church wins the theme of U57. 'The de re 0 I Pnchie DBSWHBGTS

conversation, and last night a lB\`f~‘° fllmum Wh” she ‘md II T' ' I

number attended one of the _finest ev- gave as a duet. Love Divine. bv Stain-‘THAT MONTRE A1,

Iwith nine decks, the top one of which ‘will be 70 feet above the water line.

_ A C r irnls mammoth liner will -be able 33

_ ' - ` l tio a with clearness nu all U ‘.nccommodate no fewer than 50

For days Past the organ recital in modu a nd _ t hear her “gum was and a crew of 600'

mugs 0! m“vl° °V¢f` given in uilsfu. their voices blending ull" u:,‘;‘,§;a DEMONSTRATION- Clfy- Mr, Watki whose fame -as a leasing m°““°"' Oth". D eu ` '

S- _ , fertuiu- MoN'l'RnAl oct. 11-'rue mu li

_ ll v ning s cn . c

Illumchm Is widBly_ known' pmvcd'L'“ure. °(I;,tEe Rietcliiebs sacred s0l0. advertised deinonstration to Sir Wil-

ims ll ll f r in even his nt were - _ _ _ Wh B ptisgllfg )|>Nn‘;ln:;“ mlisxzd ‘Nils organ Native Worth; n. selection fl cmilrld Laurier, in the Monument Na-

' creation, -lld Ml'~ tional last evening, was enthusiastic

',§‘f:,f;§Pl°°°° "Om mil- §°l“‘“o:,‘;‘; f‘;?§";,f::'§§{'° solo, both $1 which from ami-ey point or view, and was

- Wlll ll1lC°l‘ I! 5"” “mm l B ml-,doped in auch fmlchlefirg reassuring to the Premier. -

'N' yearn to come 'ln the minds of

' is t melanie urs well earned

“‘°"‘ ""0 lisa” *»l*°'“ '“‘° "“°" “’““ 'M “ ° us- he hu- ci-iioaoo MARKETS.

operative. from a height or nity feet, 'i on the Aviation field this afternoon,

_ » ‘t control

while he was making a sharp turn. He was stunln»ed by the fg1l_ Before he was removed from the grounds llle said: "I’m not hurt. Tile raldi-atm: =-lnved my life." The engine fell oil the radiators, otherwise it would

in fixwllerl. vom, use new eftlectlolls hvviaggyormzlfm “°°° °" __

"°*'~* *ll* i»"\‘<l» H°- “*»° "~="”" *'*l‘°‘. ‘ me in ure ci-ncaoo, occ. i1-(speelul.)-

er israel, unfold Ye Portals mvei-lm,-, 'ine eluuemy :3)<;‘g;1v;;t§_=m| God “K "fs KM" in Mich H “‘°“‘l°" "° V’ =a‘¥"“¢ ° .october wheat sal "rm" °“t‘“ "“""°° "‘""°“" 'md "““°' N' Th’ film' lugllly ¢..mrlim~in- Nsvernosr wheat 10a| u‘;‘pIend'm vome. °’ thc singer.” Ihzir' wuhl: eggs” 153;, ,qvo|\§|\'v_, und October C0!!! 482 it fan Bremner, who is Sn r- d favor-‘nl i llvggmnly mmm ,W nl mnnc-lov-_November Com 51; ° “liz delislltmfly the mazniflseut. I 2 il nm_m“m,_,,,,, my

“’""*d l0l0. These are 'they from e A that sim ar of NMlna,rd's Llnfmllnt Cum Dand\_'“fl. Gini, lm vm" nunui _th ,lmmnry enjoyed ln the uture. V ._ .. . _

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Special to The Guardian. `

wurkinlgm-an’s paradise, with no id-

an w0r wi -igh wages for all.

Many Canadians complain Ultterl

nothing to ‘assist in their economic difficulties and financial arrangements,

treating them no better than ber commercial enemies.

. P I3l`K, Ln.

ward ‘bound from New' Brlln.-iwiciz "3-l"`UWlY €BCl1lled being rl-rivell on

mainsail and drove in under head sails. She was picked up near- the lslfmd. by the we H. A. lllarlns, ,lust ns she was being slowly for-.-,ell towards the rocks. The crew won prepnrillg to throw over the inlcllor

Bulls. between the Graves nlul (i»~w,,| Crtek, St. John.

,,';;>,§,§,>gf;,g>_~;i,,,l,1-,;;,,{,“<g,=,l;_,g=,;;-,;g;»=,; Fires flow Within Five Miles ol’ War Road.

Tl.. _ . . Special to The Guardia . ` If high wind should nrisc, nothin

if Shgrewxgasdgggggl (;,Iy1(E1i:gte£;.,L;,I;?;Ia WAR ROAD, Minn., Nhat. l1,;;'l‘he coulda save the town of Warroad. halt uf mclpmm g flrea are within tive miles ol* th-lsl Two train l0I1llS Of people left wwr

" y' town. , ,road after 'midlright, but it is no

The fire department has been rein-

WINNIPlEG,1Oct. 11.-Mrs. Towwnd

The town of Beaudette, she says, is

wholly destro d

Everyone wllo has a 'revolver is car-

Tlle Alluna loaded at 'l'yn@m¢,.,Ui|l`¥l"£ Um?-

Tlle survivors are desparate and a

great deal -of vandalism ls rife.

‘comma _ -----

lers, no kunelratplolyed, no employable

that the Mother Cduhtry would dg

'known if they rcnclied in safety.

I mlber fires are snlollldcring ftlhroughout an area of 5,00 square

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Graves L. d _ T1 - _ of Warroad, _who arrived on the Dui- 'lllllw in N0\`ll\€l`I\ MiI1‘u€H0tu. and

- e gee Ie Bohooner 1"" h"‘ ' uth train this morning, tells a thrill-

mg story of the conditions in the flre

district.

Western Ontario, and the situation is ;critical. | The State Government is pllslling relief to the dcviistfatcri arcils and null lcolmpany of militia, null fifty deplltic:-l arrived through here last night. I International Falls, itself is tllreut- enell, and the citizens ure fighting to ‘save their lives null llolnes, y

NNLPH JUHNSINNI HUNT

ST~ LOUIS. M0.. Oct. 10-Ralph

Johnstone, fell with a biplane he was

He was uliglhtly bruised. The machine was wrecked Johnstone los

have pilliollcd the aviator.

_____%____ BANNER BASEBALL YEAR

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CHICAGO, Ills., Oct. 10.-Review-

lllg lille 1910 season B. B. Julinsoll, President of the American League said

Zorlayi `

In everyl respect the 1910 season has

Deen' the banner year of the Ameri- can Leaglle both financially and in the standard of play, Striking (ea. tures were the oneness of the rue until the new champlolns forged ahead to a. more commanding lend in September. While the final figures on attendance llu.ve not been complied the clubs of the league played to bic-

l_Eel‘ crowds. this season 'than in any

DNV IOIIS F800.

OTTAWA WOMAN BURNED

OT’I‘AWA, Oct. 9.-Mrs. Patrick

Murphy, of 138 Clarence Street, was burned to death this afternoon wllile cooking the Sunday dinner for hor family. lHcl' ap-ron caught fire from the stove, and she rushed scrcafnlilig- into thi? Yard with 'her clothing a mass of flames. Neighbors hurried to li€i` FHSCUG, bllt she was soundly bul'lled that sllc died in the hosbinfll an hour afterwards. She was 38 \-.mfg of age, and leaves a husband and two cllildren. _

JUDGE l.oNG1.leY CALLS oN 'ram

BEVERLY. Mass., Oct. 9-A party

of. "home rule" Irlsbnlen, .lohn Red- mond, John Boyle and Joseph Dev- lin, all members of Parliament, were received as British subjects by Pre- sident Taft today. Mr. Redmon-d, leader of his party in Parliament, was accompanied by Mrs. Redmond.

T. P. O’Connor was to have been a

member of the delegation but could not be present. Mrs. Taft and Miss Taft assisted in entertaining the guests. Before culling on the Presi- dent, the Irish Party were lunclleonl guests of A. Shuman, a neighbor of the Prcsi-dent. They were joined there by T.B. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick, of Boston, and Judge and Mrs-. Long- ley, of Halifax, and were accompani- ed to the President's cottage by Mr. and Mrs. Shuman and Carl Dreyfus.

COLUMBUS DAY TO ‘BE WELL

OBSERVED BY BOSTONIANS.

BOSTON, Oct. 9--Boston is mak-

ting léreparations to celebrate Colum- bus ay, the State's newest legal holiday, Wednesday, in a manner more elaborate than any holiday has been celebrated in the,-H\ib for many years.

Nor is Boston lalone fnl celebrat

‘ coming cooler.

'six above up till nine p. m. The coldest recorded the previous night was forty-three above.

yesterday was forty-five degrees a- lbovo zero and the highest was fifty-

SININIH NCUNITIII]

HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. ‘1-The jury n the case of Jules Lefere, of Spring-

hill, charged with perjury in connec- tion with picketting in the strike in that town, this afternoon brought in la verdict of not guilty. _

SNNSIIJN NENIWIN

OTTAWA, Oct. 10-The subsidy to

the C. P. R. for the winter service'

rum St. John, N. B., to London has

been renewed for a year. It amounts

to $15,000.

DEAD-LOCK IN

DEMOCRATIC COIAIAITTEE

BOSTON, Oct. 10-The committee

of follr, appointed by the Democra- tic State Convention to nominate a candidate for Governor and Lieut. Governor of Massachusetts en-ded af- ter follr bolirs deliberation tonight in a deadlock over a vote to nque Eugene N. Foss, of Boston or Char- les S. Hamlin, also of Boston, for the nomination of the head of the ticket.

:i ELECTRIC SIGNS IAIIST GO.

MONTREAL, Oct. 10-The Board of

electric signs, which aui-mount many of the large buildings must be re- moved, and their removal h-as been ordered because they are regarded as a. menace to public safety.

CARDINAL VANNUTELLI

ENDS VISIT TO BOSTON.

BOSTON, Oct. 9-Cardinal Vincen-

zo Vannutelli concluded his brief vis- it to Boston late today, leaving for Rochester, E. Y., at 7.30 this even- ing. His special car was attached to the regular train over the Boston & Alb/any division of the New York Ceri- tral. He was accompanied by his suite.

Condensed Advertisements

`fToo late tor Classification.

'YV-"ANi"E'lJT§iZ°Tr°ETght newly cel-

ved cows. W. A. Mutch, Box 294.

Charlottetown. _W__,___ ,10"1_2{llf3_lP_(l

,‘oUNDfl¥i'Cltyf small brown nurse

_ containing money in small silver.

Owner apply ath_tl1Vi_sVofflce. 10-ljdj-lip_ii

'l"os"`i‘f’§lril.ltlos week. 'a brown

J spaniel nan';TedP"Barr2i§6 Glzlieéise

t M _ , yne, i‘ on

§i‘.""_` ° " _ __ 1°_-1_2<l@ll:f1_~_

\`V‘AN"rED .rr osola. an experienc-

ed grl for general housework in

a family ol three. ADPlY at Ifhls 0mm'

10-12d3L

\¥7A'bTTEI), by middlegagédnladng.

' positiul as housekeeper, or would

look after in rulid. Good references. Address, X., (luurlllian Office. .

. ‘ 10-izdalpd. - ' , ,..

ing, for in nearly every city and town . - ~ tellin W0\il(l. l10_ tllillib lllfa" 1'* f- ill the commonwealth :plans of some AN WANTED- to' take chsrge M money making investment. _ gort arg being [made fur -3 prgper ob- OI 8. IBl`m~ Married -m5" Dreierr' `~_ Y_____V___________Y_Y,_.=._._____._._ __,.__,u_u_-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.---=----=----=‘-‘--‘---‘ ~"'~‘-7‘-‘-“-‘--=-‘-2*-‘-r‘-‘-'-'-rf-‘-‘-‘-‘w scrvation of the anniversary of the od. Must thoroutllly lllldefif-“nd tak'

date when Columbus set foot on IDE CHN! Ol Sl10<1l£- APPIY t0 R090'

imericssjoil. ,,“,|l|l ares., clwrlouerown. P°st1_(<);ifi_2<‘=!r=lT-md

V TORTSIALE, at the rate of six dol- -------

___ _ lars per ton, 800°. fll`Y. OB!

Special to The Gum-dl5n_ straw. Sold in quantities to suit i>\1l':, N an. has the right to be lacking

TORONTO oct iz-serlmz west- chasers. Addrm. R09” F0-“<l“l"“ ° mb, th , ,,,, ,, ll, to possess

‘N el-ly to northwesterly winds, lair, he- lon, Bos. 172, Charlottetov;-a1_.1zd3‘Pd £10 laf\Ji’el;u;\8Chr;t put: it our disposai

----e--~ R SALE, farm containing siXtl7= ll ned creditin that

The Icngth of tnday wnl he eleven N]Vpf°“r acres' M' wmsloe Stm‘I°n' (NIIZIIIB. 'lfulmt lfllilsnltf is God ou-t Heaven- I‘°“"“ *md °l°"°“ “““"'”' _ ' lil mil” ‘Wm Cl*‘“"°"-°*°"'“~ 1‘““d N" ly Father. in him is tl-.e limitless unp- Tlw ¢0mP€l‘9-Nl” Bt I-me” " °I"°k 'high state of cultivation. For partlc-lply 0| 311 that we lack ; and hc offers CNS m0!`f\lf\E WM f°|'¢Y d°!"“°° °‘ ulars apply to John T. Chowan, Wilkllt to us in Christ. We find our lives INV” zem- ‘gigs Sta. 1,Q'1z.d1.’n"l always shifting and changing, full ol

The lowest temperature recorded B`_‘.)_l.%.-..é.A.i®,.__a,__l;_`.“_‘_iber of mm onwonkneasl and wave,_,ng_ and dmep.

grown paperl, stlxntabl; hr ll;i;\.| tion, aim; iliiinlusitlié. lxigistigiséinliilstielly

bill c unercnre.¢,3 aes . . E\Acb Will orwoixglrs oem' ten p~_\\D¢lI- iii thc? right direction and finish fti Price 5 cents pet' roll. *|105 lf- -"UNM fn the wrong direction. Yet God nev-

at Guardian ofli _.A#__,_§-_*_1_3_@§‘l',-A

The tide will be high this afternoon at 8.08 and tomorrow evening at 7.24.

The sun sets evening at 5.22 and rises tomorrow morning at 6.11.

The moon sets tonight at 11.42.

NUUSNN BNN PUNT.

TORONTO, Oct. 10-It is stated

here that negotiations nrc pending with la vliew to giving Ontario com- mercial access to Hudson Bay. Tilley involve a . reconsideration of the boundary line divi-ding this province from Manitoba tlircrugh Keewatin territory.

CANADIAN LADY LEADS

CHICAGO, Oct. 10,-Miss Dorolhv

Campbell, of Hamilton, VGan:\<la., holder of the wc/men's national golf championship, lcd in the field of lzltv ladies in the eleventh anr.\i-.il tournament for the We/men's 'l'iilted States .Association battle nf. tllc

Campbell turned in. a card of Sn for

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NEW CHAp]'ER5, All ENGLISH .FOREST FIRES .IHHEEPEHISNEN

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Special to The Guardian. - ‘

A LoNDoN, oo.. ii.-Mouse slam: inf

responsible for another Alpine trag- edy.

'l‘hren men had intended to cl'i'm‘b

to the top of Mount Blanc, without

a guide. _

They had not gone very far and

were within a comparatively' short distance of shelter when two of them became exhausted and found lt lm-

. possiide to continue. , C The third, who wus a little strong-.

L ,forced by adetachment of the Winni-I International Falls, Minn., Oct. 11

_ _ ., peg department, and every avail-able '-l'n‘crnaf.i0nal Fa-lla is caring fovr Z2

able bodied man is vi orousl k rcfui s of the fire stricken area

er, tried to reach shelter and procurq

5 assistance, but was unable to do so.

V g y ,bag ‘ _..`.: .

_* _' of the fighting. I All me destitute, havin-g lost every-

“°Ii?I?‘l"1;?ll?)l?;l"l t il(-)_'D,‘“`"\l§ _ the Every available car and noni; l-B Ithin; out thc clothes they were wea.r~'

schooner A-ling” 8 co gy (fm “"“'_“l' 'held in- readiness should it be neeess-'lugi

° ' ’ ai-y to vacate the town.

N-NNNY EIINNIL

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;Special to\The Guardian.

I’ItINC'l*] ItUl’Elt’P, Oct. 11.-The

Salvation Army authorities have made arrangerncnts for the construc- tion ofa fine citadel here which, with the land will cost $13,000.

.NEW GUN; GEN. SECNIINNN

OTTAWA, (ict. 10.----Dougal O. Mal-

colm, M. A. (Oxony of the Imperial Foreign Oflicc staff has been ap- pointed Military Secretary to His Excellency the Governor General, in succession to the Earl of Laneg borough, who returns to England at the end of the present month. Mr. Malcolm has during the past four years held several diplomatic posi- tions in South Africa, lately holding the position of private secretary- to

the lit. Hon. Earl of Selborne, for-

Hom-ewood Country Club today, Nlisslmer Colonial Secretary. -

the 18 holes, four under the b-‘st - previous record made by Miss Cnulll- I

bell last week in practice. Miss Campbell played excellent gl-if

throughout except on the long eight hole which she went one stroke over ,

bogey. '

NEW YORK, O t. 10.-D '

T. Bull, the noted csurgeoli rwmlldlierg - -_ _ ' in 1909, left an estate' valued at $339,-

LONDON, Oct. 10.-A dispatch from 147, acc,-,I-ding to the report of aD_ Pekin Says it is oflicially stated that praisers which was sled today. ol this Ghinajs reported contracts for war amount $213350' is real enateu

ships with Americans have not been --

given out, and that the contracts are

not likely to ,go to the United

Smes' LExiNG'roN, Ky., oct. io.-Joan.

control has decided that the huge"'I‘HIS HOCKEY STORY ' the l"°"°"'Y “I C""‘“l“ “"1" Sh"-

SOUND5 ]_,O(;1CAL_ of v Cleveland wcn the Transylvania _.___ stakes $5,025, the feature of the grand

SYDNEY, och 3__T.he ,.cI,,,,.t from \circult llarness _raccs in straiifght heats Montreal that the Sllamrocksa iniell.'l|f-009-Y~ 111 ~ll9 lifiit llflat She broke the to blly up seven or ciglltof the l>cst,W’_0l”l\`l'B l`€COI‘ll IDF four year old trot- players in sight and go in for pro- ltlng iillies, when she went the mllle in fessional hockey on amore extensive 2.05 3-5.

hasis is giving color 1llr<l\lr,h the up- --_-~;

pointnlent of _ ldrnlic‘Jollils-_in to n NEW IIEGORD IN permanent position in thc lvlontrerll PASSENGER TRAFFIC, customs house. Johnson resigned his -k position lm ills Grand Tl-link some MON'l‘REAI.,Oct. ll.-With the rush weeks ago and was negotiating with of both east and west bound traffic several outside clubs, Renfrew includ- over, the Ofnciuls of the dmewnt ed. In fact it was st-ated on goolllsteamship companies in the city am authority `t‘l1ut the diHm0“d'Bt\1ddEd able' to ma'lz a calculation of the sea- tenm would have Fred Taylor fol',sm,qB total business in passenger “_a_ point and Johnson for cover. Recent-imc, and all agree that it has been 8

governmlen Dosl lo . ~1' hl ~ -. |which means that he will stay there. ed'W_t(;Ig§§§n;\§1(_°n5e§;T;l' PaI:£:rk`

Shamrocks are said to have bee_n|A,,cnt for the C 'i, R Atlantic 1, 5°'

i“str“me.nItI11- In getting Johnson hm I "that this vcur lvolllllsllow onlylgggl job and lt is understood that thc ycl- londuw res"-lt* to the splendid rem 1°‘“'““‘f°‘1 °"§'”"'l""'l§ “"" .wear . “lin 1000 but fum saounerl new nfs: . ‘ -.1 ~' le comin' win-2 ’ _ _ we

mayqgso 1:1a,.€he_l:‘;.t wpszfshgsg Evséteg ,yesrln and west, than we did in that

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fsaxllllllrlg c;1lNt with the Wanderer man- xarghetxvhife S&_fil"DQmlf1\l0i\» T-IIB Al- agement. Billy Lunny of the Sham- D - 119 /H108 UU! l\0lt 0l‘u._an'd the rocks recently announced that the 0“}1lS0n lU€S all l€l10l”\‘- Increased lshamrocks would again 1,,-,_ve,,_ pro. business as compared with previous fessional team, so in the light ofthe H\lmm€FS. H0 llllli 1910 Will 9\ll‘°1Y Johnson appointmcnt and personal set up a record.

information from former members ol ` _

the Wanderer team it would not bc DRUG CLERK FOUND surprising to see Shamrocks very DEAD IN HIS BED. lfiuch in the running for thc Stanley Y I U ---S Cup. Harry Hyland may also jump \.»’till\l()li'l H, N.k. ., Oet._8‘-Thos. back -to his first. love, nnll us the ll. \v’lnslo\\, n clcr in Cralgs drug Shamrocks has thc grcntrst f.illl_»w-|utol'c,_ wus f-ound dead in bud thll ing of any Montreal club, li v.-inninglulllrllluil.

hlill_urd's Linimcllt relieves Ncutalgln.

which he starts, For any and every lack in ourselves of which we are so keenly cl nicious, we find just the op- posite ill God. And this is all placed freely nt our disposal: to draw upon, to lay claim to, to inter inf-0; yea, we are ever told to grow more and and more like God, in Christ. A'.nd_\Ye can do so, when we use our credit it this heavenly bankaa Christ want! us to do.

'In bank of unlimited resources, and

'er changes He is strength, and un

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'°mOWLl'NG,Burke's Alley under wnverfngnees, and truth, and purity,

mBl'\°¢»- 09°” \°Wf“I 0”' tm w and consistency; he moves always in

eleven. ' 1°`6d6N'

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the same direction. straight ahead,

Minard's Linlment Cures Burns, etc and he always reaction any goal ‘for

Just to be glad, the whale day

through; Just to be -gentle and Und Ui!

sweet, J nat to be helpful vrlth willing Isnt, Just to be cheery when things go Jmimlg' an neun ' vim ““ ° " . ._

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