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CHANGE IN RAILWAV TIME.- Commencing on biondsy next, the second train Irom-Sackvllle will arrive at Charlottetown half ,an hour later than nt present. This ls due to the fact that the Ocean Limited \vill arrive a little later than usual at Sackville, so that the Island train No. 40 wlll not leave Sackvillo until 6.26 p.m., and is due to arrive at Charlottetown at. 11.25 pun. Tho train for Summerside will arrive there at 11.10 p.m. In tho changes which take place on tho 30th inst.. the service oi‘. the nighttraln between St. John and I-Inlifax which, during the summer months, has been running daily. except Sunday, will in future only run tri-wcckly leaving Halifax ov~ cry Tuesday. Thursday and Satur- day night. and leaving St. John ov- cry Monday, Wcdncsrluy and Fri- day night.

BRADALBANE NOTES-Tho lur- mers of Brudalhane and the neigh- boring vicinitics nre busily cngng- ed at the harvest. —l\li.-ls Winnie Morrison, who has spout lhc past fow years in Winnipeg, ilI'l'i\'Ii\l here Monday night. She is visit- ing her pnrcnis, Mr. and Mrs. (loo. Morrison. -—Mr. J. Arthur Jurdluc, one of our most promising young mon. left on Tilesday morning to attend Dalhousiu Ilnlvcrsily. lle will ho grvatly Illiiiliilfl in this com- munity, whoro he has always illlcd a prominent place. ~Mr. Hurry Cruswoll, Clyde, spent the week-cud in Iirudalbano, lhc guest of Mr. Alex lviuthusou. ---’i\lr. Alcx. Brown. Halifax, is visiting his fuihcr, l\lr. Jumcs Brown. ~Mr. Pomoroy Mur- ray, station irgcnt, is mvuy on his holidays. During his absence hr: is being replaced by Mr. l\'icInnis.-— Mr. Cuylur Matheson spent the week-end in Clyde. the guest of Mr. John Crnswcll. -—Mr. and lllrs. Al- lan McLean loft on Tnosdny for their future home in llloncton, N.

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‘Mr. J F. Cameron of Stellarton. .’\. S., loft Saturday morning by the Arnnmorc after spending the week with friends in Charlotlctoivil. Miss Julio. McDonald of Nine lVlilc Creek, has returned homo af- ter n very pleasant visit l0 Church- Ill, lhc lruost ol‘ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel iliariiinnon, and llcr many friends.

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SOFIA, Sept. 28.—-What tho ministry of the interior maintains to bc evidence of the political and espionage. activities of the Soviet Rcd (lross delegation, admitted to Bulgaria under the auspices and at instance of Ibo League of Nations. was givcn out here rec- ontly by the Bureau of Public Safe- ty aflor on investigation of the arc- hives of the delegation.

Tho examination of the seized (iocunu-nts was carried on in the presence of Waller Collins, of (lreat lirlliuu, who was appointed to wprcscnt Dr. l<‘. Nnnscu in lsul- garia in tho repatriation of lins- sisn rvfugocsv. The evidence ml- duccd will be submitted to Dr. Nansen, in (ionovu.

The documents show, us sum- murizcil by Vladimir Natcheff, dir- octor of public safely:

’l‘lu\t the Russian Rod Cross del- egation oporuterl both as a SllCiiOll of tho Sovlot mission in Iiulgzirin and of the Communist party of Bulgaria, and that the parading of Russian refugees through the slrrscts of Sofia under the Red Flag was designed to operate as ("omnnmist demonstrations of strength. '

Thai tho delegation bilsled '1' self in military espionage. as is shown byihe presence among its seized papers of (letailml plans of Bulgarian Barracks and fortifica- Lions.

One of the most striking ‘dis- covcriosamong the effects of the Red Cross agents was a bomb, sev- eral rcrolvcrs and two whips with iron bundles. objects foreign to the mission of Red Cross delegation it is pointed out by tho director of public safely.

A codc, invisible ink, and in gon- eral complete equipment for espion- age uclivltics were (liscloserl in ‘the presence of Dr. Nansclrs rep- rcsontalivo, Mr. Collins.

Evldoncc will also bo submitted to Dr. Nansen from the archives to prov-e that a representative of the Iiulgarisn Communist party, A Nvfielkllil’. was attached to the Russian Rod Corss as a liaison of- llcor on- poliiiczil activities jointly bciwocn tho Red Cross and the Jinlgzirian Communist party.

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(‘-11 by the Soviet lied Cross. and that was to put an cud to its act- ivities. in Bulgaria.

ma?‘ BOLSHEVISTS STUDY AMERICAN POLICIES

BERLIN, Sept. 28-—Bolshevism has created a laboratory of world Politics in Berlin, souicthing new in political science. This institution has little to do with musty text- books and dry lectures. 1t semis its investigators to the scene of in- tcresting political activities In nil parts of the world. and they bring reports to the official staff which keeps abreast of the world press nud which inlorprots the informa- tion it collccts in temrs of interna- tional consequences]

Captain Jacques Sndoul, formcr French army officer who was sen- tenced to death in France for the part he played in promoting sedi- tion among the Fronch marines and sailors who were sent against tho Bolshovist troops at Odessa in 1919, is among the experts on the Ilolshevist staff who are conduci- lng this now laboratory. Jenn Ar- cns, who was wounded by the 1s- snssin who killed Vorowski. the Ilusslnn unofficial (lolegnlo "i U"? Luusuuno Conference is another member of tho laboratory staff.

Al. present tho laboratory is much interested in dissoctlull! Am- "ﬂcvrs foreign policy. President. (Iooiinlgc is nndcr tho microscope. Ills speeches and official activities are being studied along with rc- porls on tho possibility of Sccrc~ [gr-y of Stnlo Iiughos’ resignation from tho cabinet. American senat- ors traveling in Europe nro also be lug investigated. especially tho“ who hnvodlussia on their itiner- ury.

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NEW YORK, Sept. 2fl~—A new rcnoou for bobbed hiir was advan vcd in the West Side Court restor- day by Dire-x. hldwarrl {inisliclq}. young wonruu with dlirlllliill black Liosiscs who appeared as complain nit zlguinet her husband, a. dross losigncr of 140 lvest Ni: . - eighth Street, whom she charg..d with lycating hcr.

"l did not bob my hair hecausr of style," she told the Court. “My husband used to grab me by my long hair and pull ‘me about the room and I thought it would stop him if i cul. it short. l ccnrlulnl did not want to give up my lou1 block hair, and <I have it bore in my handbag," nho said, producing tho shoru lock-a.

“But, arias, even bobbing docs not socni to do any good," sho added. “My husband boats mo anyhow."

"What have you to say for your- solf?" said illagislrute Max S. 1.0 vino lo Anlslicld.

‘Tho husband lndlzvaterl that in» could not talk English. but Wllllll‘ lbn Magistrate said he would giro. hlm lwo days in jail to learn how, ho spoko up. saying in could talk "a litlll: English."

"I'll give you two days in the West Sioc .|a|l lunyhlnv, while l have u probation officer make nu investigation.“ the Magistrate said.

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Following is tho standing for Scptcmbcr- (irndc VII. Ernest (Quinn.

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