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1| iii.nit» was Miixwt-.ll F‘i'rderick Wilson.

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AMI-IERST. April I4--Dra.‘_h of an

infant ciiilci, lii‘oiip:lit to the ation tion of local iiiithoiiitirs tocloy, rc

suited in an inqiirv, before Coroner

Dr. Janics R.u\>c~i~i:<.>ii, Coiitrariictory statemciits bv thc :illwcri parciits of the tiny _voiinirstm-_ .stni-tori Crown Prosecutor ]\iilncr iiprzn :in investi- pation :incl in the iiiici-lm tho par- ents of the biibf: arf- h<~iii'_; licld uh- der arrest, wliile :1 tliircl party is be-

ing dctnincd tis a in:it.t'~1'iril witiicss.

\Vhile his wife, ricci:iii;>n..i<‘ci b_v il

girl named Iitiini Aiilti ol Clini'i<itie- town, was :it iliu C. N. 1”., Drpot. carryiiig hcr rlirnrl li*-‘9_'\' ill ll'-‘1' 11l`l11S~ Jerome E. Wilson wus =1PDl_\`illlI ‘O the town aiiihoritlvs for ar..-'i.=;L.iiico this moriiiiigr. Tiic assistzmcc was

granted, but ii.: the iiituzi had died diiring the night uliilc the party had found shclici' ina l>:irn_ Dr. James Robertson dc»tri'iiiiiii:ri that an inquest should be liilrl. -

Contrzidictorji' stoiii-s '.':rrc told

upon thc witness stand this attor- noon by Jcronic Wil.;oif, vslio was not positive aboiit thc rhilrls iiame gr its age. At cliffrront times during the (lay iii- tiiiii tillii-.viii _fioi‘ii". ns to how li<~ liiitl ;ii'i’i.t-ii iii Aii.1'»i'it, while at thc iiiriiicst lic ciiir-l;ii'i-ci that

he and his wife had walked fiom '

Sackville. This phase of his cri- denoe was later contruciicted by Edna Auld. who i‘oiii:ii~kcci tlirii. she had come from C`liuii'.t.tcto\\'ii to Saokville and nit-t Wil on ii <1 his wife on the trliiti. ,`...'i ini: in _'tin-

they found 1-lirltei' for the in ia barn on Cliiirch Street

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` ioiily four weeks old, while the husb-

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~-ltr-rl that hc niinkr- diiriiif; t1i:~ iiizht .1:ir_| foiiricl limi thi- cliiitl iiiiii iziiii.

lin: wifv ilcclarcd that the rliiltils

hi-.i :i riociiiiiriii. foiiiui in ia bag_ hy (‘ii;~.,\t:ihlr~ (>`miiidlt~i' inriicaterl that ‘tlir bubi' was born on March 20 mid ilir mint- had hccn i;i\'i'ri as Louis 1Vln>:\\'oil F‘arrov;. Mrs. Wilson arl- iiiitterl thait sho formerly lived in Amherst. _ '

She declared that the baby was

und was uncertain over this point. Wilson himself said he was a native of Cardigan, P, E. I., and although he gave his age as 24, he said he had fought overseas and enlisted in the 105th Battalion. He wore a vct- c~ran’s button.

Confronted by such n. skein of

conflicting and contradictory evi- dence, Crown Prosecutor Milner ordered the detention of the entire party. J wiiiie me body of the into-'it was

of healthy appearance, the coronei"s jury returned a verdict that death had been clue to improper care and xicgligzcrice on the part of the parents in conipziiiy with a young girl named Edna Auld.

THE TASK WORTH WHILE

Go labor on; though hard tliy task

may seem,

Strive for the heights which great me'z have attained, » No goal is reached by men who sit

:incl flrrain; '

Only by work can greatness ere be

gained.

No noble deed was ever wrought in

vain,

Patience and toil, brings future bliss and ivcaltli; . And, wht-n thc Victory‘s won-how

rich the ~_:\in- _

Should :wt we strive in years oi

youth and health?

Go lnhiir on, while _\"‘t the fini' is

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pit-i~ soon the gloomy night will hide

thc sun: _

Prix.; birivcly mi. resume the fight

anew,

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are won? _

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-_-_¥__.__ Nltiiliilk is l’Nl.UCKY IN WRECK

Thirteen was an unlucky number

in the adventures of 1-lull, England, iisiiwnirii who were wrecked rec- ently in Iceland, and it played a _iirtiniinciit part in the voyage. The mcii lcft port in the trawler Frob- ' islicr on January lil, and 13 days liitrr commenced fishing operations. Thirteen hours alter the homeward voyage was started the ship ran ashore, thc crew reached the maln- laiid. '1'licrc were 13 steps inside and outside the liotcl at which they were nccomniodatcd and the second en- gineer fell down one Right. The fi:;iicrnien were picked up bi' the

foitui

cr-inc ian tr who tenste ily to was Knig Vienn

their explo wife’s activi he wo what first

Liecli Austrl ruins built which, worth, cestr stelns trial pau aroun ruins

owned king

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E CHARL01'i‘f;'rowN Guakiiian " ‘

i APRIL 17, 1931:

tria,

bei were born.

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In

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royal

, ri mi: (icriii cciiiii ii cul

The

vertical trust

The

of other castles.

Nu Taxes

The

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A , aimnaor

i1.io.~ cica, crcv, ci-'i~iii, criio, cnrc. cioic caao, ci-i.c, citcw, cicod, cioc, crcii, cxi-iz. cxck, c cli, ci<i.c, cmiv. crcr. i.o.- cicr, citx, cicx cmw. io-iii ciiizs. crbc. 11-12: WIR.

Guns: Amar The Great French Cmierlinn Dlllllll

Gmsiuu. Mcroiis Compr Oncnxsriui ands Dr. Emi-rf lfacllllhn and Mr. Reginald Stewart M/u.coi.u A Goonnl Pmiio Duo ‘Turkey in the Straw” "Baby`a Birtliilly Pariy" Ginfr Sruxn Viscount Cecil of Chelmvood

Tin GM. Canrra coinlindnd by Luigi Runludli Tal “Lrm.|. 'I`nuru" Puivxiis In an episode oi Confederation ".\lAcno\uii.o nm llomi" The Ati.-CAi~um/uv Snumis nada Dr. Healy Willa Excerpts from ‘Paust" “Orpheus with His Lute” “The Gnrdenef' Giuuvn Fnuu Orchestra and Choril

"S ' ' Wli l See

iniiin ee ne" /im ~lmrin" aiu

rrosré-.i.i»"t .matt sion i-.-rccimi German nsiiermen on board. /Je ( nlif/ 1): vi/

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title of nobility dates back .100 years c 'ore even the parents of Columbus

, is Franz II, Sovereign Prince,

Ruler of The House von und zu

Liechtenstein, Duke of 'I‘roppn.u and Jaegerndorf Count zu Rleclberg; and, as such, is the ruler of the little in- dependent and sovereign state be- tween Switzerland and Austriiii known as the Principality of Liccli-

his own right Prince von und zu ii

lncclistenstein is one of Austrla's 1-,-

st inhabitants, and lf to this in- wi

herited wealth is added that of ra Friiiiz`s wife, his fortune is easily on thc liirgcst in the country. He is not _(- lin Austrian citizen, but considers st

ic with the sword and through CX and imperial grants given HD

W" t° Slide my bww iw _ _ __ _ __ _ ton it giimpse or the word "Croy- ’ ir- written in wiiitc ietters on the =

an i-ziiiiiiit or thc isiii and iiiii a¢1'0<fi'0mc. while bchiiiu-outiiiicu ‘. i-M; 11,0 G,m,,,,,,,,_.; go; their as ia rule mistily beneath its pall of ili tliioiigli biisiiiess. Smoke-UCS the QTCHL Ciby Oi L0lld-

theni in return for valvirous services CH

rcfi lo ilir L'iiiiit‘i'i\i's of Llic Old dU

first estate obtained by a tcnsteln is one near Mocrllng, _

an, on which now stands maiiy I

of the castles which Ullrichf and one reconstructed castle

in addition to its intrinsic

is the most highly pi'i'1.ed an- t

al inheritance of the Liechten- ' today. Other estates in Aus- are those of Jagrirnclori, Trop-

and Fclsberg-all centering C d beautiful old castles and

Lieclitenstein prlncipality is

by the ruling family as not

owns his kingdom. Land, cas-

tles, aiid factories are the Liechten-

private possessions. Practic-

very citizen is in the service of rlnce; and no one pays any

A 2wJz[§#if=\~i

Yes other estates of the Llech

ming them is still in progress.

1'

. Prince ln Own Right bet

th

David (later “Ritter von" or chanlml mys- ht) Gutinami, the son oof a a coal and scrap iron dealer.

Fraiiz's ancestors concentrated

energies on the amassing and itation of huge estates: his grandfather, David, though his ties are little known because rked without publicity, built up might be described as Europe's

While eWay to the right lies Dun

of the spot for wihich lie is steeri

stretching seaward, and its busy docks. After passl |g Boulogne, you fly parallel with the coast above wonderful stretches of sand. Then he machine turns inland. On the left, now, lies the famous forest of Grecy-a great dark patch on the landscape and a well-Known air- inan‘s landmark. Onward from Etaples to Abbeville the air exprw follows the main railway. Then. from Abbeville the air-line follows ithe main road, with its typical rows of trees.

of Le Bourget, with its hangars, ap- pears below. The roar of the engine dies away. There is a smooth, wonderful glide earthward, followed by a passing through Customs and another motor car drive into the heart of Paris.

ROBERT M. MCKINNON

By the passing away of Robt. M,

McKinnon, Eamscliffe, on Jan. 8,1931 whose death has already been referr- ed to in the press the community and the province have lost. an estimable friend and citizen.

The lat¢ Mi-_ Mcxinnon by his

genial and kindly disposition endear- ed himself to all who knew him. He ‘was a man of wonderful phlslque and his gentle muily qualities made him ii. friend of ali. He always lived on the old homestead and was a. painstaking and pendent fii.rmer- Ihaving at the time of his demise lone of the finest properties ln that ,section of the community. In his 'home he was the essence of hospi- Qtollty, and in the relation of him- iband and father hs Wu ideal. "I-Ie ileavcs his son aa uttermcst bequest In stainless record that all men may read." 1-lla death at the early We of 41 leaves 9. and vacancy in Earns-

cllffe.

om London To

Thr pilot, :ictimz his iiiachiiic on

Fnri-father 'l'i~uub;i¢|,,||r ri stcacly climb. lic:-ids towards the

Cliaiznel. Below Lliere is a wonder ‘

first of lF‘raiiz`.'< family L0 i,c_ liil vista of Kcrit.' "Garden of Eng- .iroiiiiiieiit and rich was a Stir- l'”'1`“i~" with lbs niagniliccnt expanses oubador. or wandering minstrel °f Paswfesi h°P5» Bmmi 01‘C|\3-Pdlr later became Ullrlch von Licch- W°°ds» and P3"k'l5“d- Wmdml in; the first of his ivife'.s fam- mads 1°°k like lime White l‘ibb°n5- achieve power and recognition and the “rs °“ mem "Ke “ny m°' V ° * ° _

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Soon _Lynipne, coastal air-port, ap- .

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eness with its lighthouse and wire- less station. Now you pass out a- bove the Channel, and the pilot gives Croydon a routine call on his wireless phone, informirg the con- trol tower of his exact point of de- parture from the English coast and

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on the French side.

On its passage above the Channel our ’plane passes over the Varna ightship; which has tis name clear- :_v painted on its side. Tiny black specks, recognised as ships only by he smoke from their furmels and the wake they leave behind, pass far beneath like toy boats on I pond. Then Grisnez, on the French. cast, is seen a trifle to the left, and your winged express approachel Boulogne, with its black breakwater

Now a belt of forest lies below,

and soon afterwards, approaching ’aris. the Eiffel Tower, pointing its skeleton finger to the sky, can be

` picked out ahead and ri trifle to i.i»~_

right. Then, quickly, the air-port

nd reform measure. Litigation con-

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the war was a member of the: Assembllig with other passenger:

/‘.i:.irl.iii_1iuii.<,<,~ ot Lords. _ ,lat Airways House, London, you are

lli~ .~iii‘i-vctlcd to the family title crcortcd to waiting cars and driven _ and \-:czilili in 1929 upon the Llcllli out to the London air-station at

of his 89-year-old brother, Johann. Croydon. Here stands the air ex- . who died after establishing a Euro- press ln which you are to embark, ' H pcaii record reign of 'I1 years. while dominating the airstation Frniizs chlcf wenitli is in land; building you will observe the tower that of his wire is in inausti-iui and ti-om which the airway traffic 1| banking shares. costrolled. "ii »\l,lnl>¥"li'\ ,\

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On June 11, 1924 he married Miss

Celia Sherran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Bherran, Crapaud, P. E. I. who for three years previous had been on the staff of the Y. W. C. A. Moncton N. B.

In May 1930 on the advice of his

physician Mr. McKinnon entered the P. E. I. Hospital for a month‘a treat- ment. I-le retumed home and went a- bout hls duties as usual. l-le often spoke of the courtesy and kindness

he had received from both Doctoral

and Nurses there. He had to reenter the Hospital in November and al- though everything possible was done he failed to regain strength. I-le re- turned homg Dec. 24th. and spent n Happy Christmas surrounded by those be loved most. dem-ly. After that he failed rapidly until on Jan.

Great Beyond.

He leaves to mourn their loss be-

sides his wife his three small sons

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farms breed house pussies |0161! f°’

,hun flmlenl was conduct” at theisatlonal newspapers movies radio

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GERMAN PUBLISHERS

REPORT BOOK SLUMP

annum, April is tu. 1°.)-Publius

on here are worried, becauu"Gcr- mans are reading less and buying fewer hoolu thin formerly.

The number of books appearing

Cgulgeohbi Himélégo M31 at the! broadcasting and the growing in-

y V' ' W ‘ ‘M°°"terest ,ln athletics are weenirg Cler-

wiiien aii um was moi-mi or th i tel

e a `

'Rohm Maximo” was tenderly laimmlns away from the reading habit.

to rest in the beautiful hillside come- "ou" CAT "ms LISTED

tery of Birch Hill. The pall bearers

iwem Mewm' Ray Mlmh' B°m”‘l When "Cat, House" appeared as D°"’°' J' J' M‘°I*““’- A’“"“’°° D°Y*°- one of the items in the British Pub- Inarry Tweedy ma w. w. Munch.

llc Sales Report recently all who had lost feline pets in the last year be- gan to nal: questions. A prominent fur dealer came forward with the' announcement that the skins of or-l dinary domestic oats were used, but' they came from Holland, where catl

their fur. The dealer had ill” “ld “ large quantity of cat skin! TD *I Bum' pean silk manufacturer, Wm “Sed them ln some way in mlkllll luk-

raanisronic FIND A1' NAIIN

Workman constructing a road ll the grounds of Camcah. Nlirm 5°°"‘ land, the residence of the 5°” Douglas Cairns, found I PNWWW coffin in a. perfect state of Pl’°|°f“" tion. It cantiiinea tha meieton of I man. The coffin was o0mP0l°4 °l four stone slabs. The 0011780 M4 5°" buried in a sitting posture-

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‘ Terrible milling cough ’,

1: i:;'lni;ni'1$gpiiiied1oaimmmm:i°'°;i Dt' www' Clillld "'01 s|¢¢ FOI' lt 3

Sth his spirit took its flight into thelthese were oil; technical nature. md Mn mmm _~;_ mm s_ w_ pm mymg, 1!

the number 01 lwtailmi boon of wrimi-"I ima t wfibic, ticking cmd: md _ this sort has been inc:-ming. night amid me ¢ ui use for noun for I

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miwmie nmuiipa is nun ue-` “twat Dr- W°°d'= N011- Pi" BMP “I

Dolulu' Ibsue and Bobme_ H“‘°o\mt for pan of me "dumd boob 1.0 K8# l bUll»l8 Of lt, Mid foil Willy If “HB1

mother, Mrs. Isabella McKinnon, his twotclstora, Min. Elsie Drowne md Mi.°.i. Trueman Jenkins.-Hia three

point out that in tlmle of stream

readcrii are more inclined to delve U I ll I

brothers Hugh. John W. and Nell W.

rr-.latlves and friends.

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