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P-`rA_fi~IB,, .NQv. 27 (Spscig,l)_q\|,e mystery surrounding the str-angling

, of a woman on the night of Novem-

ber 1 in the Bois de Boulogne has been solved in dramatic cireumgtui Wil. '.1‘l1°,W0maIl. J uliette Souavin. W_,|?_i§.,.di°°PV°TQd by tvvo women, who, lli`1l°}il.1¥‘ through the wood, ' saw a W5” 'h‘°°l.mé 'ml U10 Eround franti- °°§1>7 F°l`BI5i11E Outs. grave with his hpddm- when observed he disappear- ellliin ‘the woods. "21rf~§l1°,ilay following tue Bam., ',(,iil'ustee to the family 01 the

- Duchesse de Bellune), W,” lived in the district, eommgtted "'“‘*d‘.’-" ‘BY hi" b°dY was n lemr stpeng; "I killed myself at 3.40 Nov-

1,- 1912." ' A ; ' $3, ‘,,;§§g,ron's funeral was just about ~,;_é,;e,,.ii_isce when Dr. Hoehnrd, the po_"fs'll¥iK¥0n, ordered ' npostpone. He had been unable tn sleep, he said. owing to s persistent im. precsion that the circumstances of thJ haron’s suieideenght to be clear- ed, " UP- Medical proofs established that the bnron’s statement of the date of his death was fnexact. The scratches on the baroiys nails

`and fingers, the doctor thought, pointed to sums connection with the` murder of Juliette Souavin. This week it was gestablished that he was with the woman in the Bois de Bou- IOKQB up the night other death. The c0up1e.are supposed- to have quarrel- ei|..,,ai_rd in a moment of anger the `hnl‘0fl is bdlievpd to have gtpfmgled hcr.`;. Tlien, driven insane by fear, be tried to scratch a grave in which to hide-the body. but took refuge in flight .when disturbed. "

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<F‘f°m Y°°*»°1.'1¢y’e Evening onei-alan)

R. M. Johnson, Charlottetown, who |18! been sulering for sometime is-om Bwmiwh trouble. at times not being able to reliailrhis food, went last Wok. as previously announced, to the Royal Victoria Hospital, Menu-"1, 'Y°5t°l`dBY Mr-_ J»0h11Bon underwent a successful operation ini- uloei-not tis; stomach and, altho no further infor- maition was received, me ,needy 1-9. covery is hoped for. Miss Ross, mst?~ ran of the P. E. I. Hospital, .was with Mr. Johnson for the operation and Mrs. Johnson as well ,as Dr. I-I. D. Johnson accompanied ‘him to Mon-. H0111. Dr. Johnson is expected home tonight. »

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First dose of_;Pspe's Cold Colm

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It is n positive.fact that e dose of

Pape's Cold Compound, taken every two hours until three consecutive doses- sretaken, will end the Grippe and break up the most severe cold, either in the head, chest, baclr, stom- ach, limbs or any part. of the body. It Dromliili' relieves the most mis- erable headache, dullness, bead, and J nose stuffed up, ieverishness, sneez- ing, sore throat, running of tbeinose. mucous .catarrhal discharges. sore- ness. stiffness and rheumatic twinges. Take this wonderfulvfiompound as

directed, with the knowledge that there is’ nothing else in‘ the world; which will cure your cold or end Grippe misery as promptly and with-, out any other assistance Tor. had af- ter~effects as a 25-cent pacssge of Pape's Cold Compound, whicir any druggist can supply-accept ,no sub-V stitute-containsmo uinine; Belon s

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EDY QUIOKLY RELIBYVEB ALL , Dlsrnsssluo svihvroms. '

If you are subject. to frqquent colds,

or you have any of the distressing symptoms of cstsrrh, such as stuffed Ill? feelings in the head, profuse dis¢ charge from the nose, soresin the nose. phlegm in the throat causing hewklnz and spitting, ann pain in the head or ringing in the ears, just anoint the nostrils or rub the throat OP Chest with e. little Ely's Cream Balm, and see how quickly you will get relief. ' , *

In e few minutes you will feel your

_head clearing. and 'after using the charge. will be checked, the pain, 7331111 101' a day or so thanasty dis- uloreness and fever gone, and you will .no-,longer be .offensive to yourself and your friends by constantly hawking, Bllitliills and blowing. ' ~

S_l1ako_of| the grip of Catsrrh before

it imDa1rs.yo\u: sense of taste. smell and hearing and poisons your whole system., In a short time you can be

‘disease by using Ely’s Cream Balm. This healing, antiseptic Balm does not fool you by short, deceptive re- lief, but completely overcomes the disease. It clears the nose. head and throat of all the rank poison, sooth- es, heals and strengthens the raw, sore membranes, making you proof against colds and catarrh. '-.

One application will .convince you,

and a 50 cent bottle will generally cure _theworst case of catsrrh. It is guaranteed. Get it from your druggisf .to-day. E. A. Foster. ‘

“The biggest range of ladies' suit-

ings you ever saw on P. E. I., is shown bhy D. A. Bruce. 9-20Mt!.

“No mutter what you want in

good drugs and sundries you can al- ways get it at The Two Macs. We carry a full line of all standard pre- parations and our stock of supplies and sundries is the largest. most complete and high grade that _ any

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in_ _every home. Tastes nice.-acts

critical person .could desire. The Two

gently.` ` ' _ MMA 149 Great George St. MEtf.

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tain ,cases llessrr H. '

the P0121; matter - at

ment.

ed on Bat

the Port blame the

be the au Messrs. Or try, as far mit. to re the strike statsdln t we have- 'not` been e rate. The

completely o-ireu ,of this sistressing_,,,,,, ,,,,,,,

been Put classes as

fresh. fgpisv

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and therort of London authority

will V

of.. alleged victimilstion.

who ' rep

The suggpstionis that in many in- staucerthsre has been a breach of _faith on

there havebeen many cases of vindic~

tive victim?aftion on the part of.

Authority itself, but it is

their minohofffcials who are said to

seek employ

OI' ALL*

es has arisen among-the

at the London docks,

be alked to consider e'¢r.i

Gosling and H. Orbell,

V Loudon. _ Nov. 21 efsreouu.-si

. all

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t 'the men's unions on thority. are the rsisethe a forthcoming meeting.,

` question of reinstate-

iur. williams. the secretary oi the '

Transport workers' Ireaoi-acion,etat-_

.GBY that the men claim

Authority. We do not

rs of these instances.

and Gosling intend to

' 'their powers will per-

y the grievances. After men were to he rein- r former positions, but cases of men who save

'V oyed again at their old

es have been shifted, were in grade A have 0 grade B, while some,

asuals-. Many have had to

ment elsewhere. in

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BT. PETERSBURG, Nov. 27 (Spe- Clllll-'rhe issue of the elections is now defined. The Right have an 55. solute .m_sjorlty» in ths»Duns, and the Oentresre curtailed-and _shoi-n of their leader, M. Gucf|}'.olf.<A1thnugh it is entirely artificial, 'such ptrans-1 position may be a logical hllillrical llltlssif-y. inasmuch as it, doubtless, will forever-discredit hopes of resc- tioll. bill: 10|' Russia at _tha ppepent crltlcal.juncture of international af- fairs the electoral experiment carried out by‘.>M. Sablel' slid H. I-larousin is a great misfortune. By-using the °1°l'¢Y J01' base electoral Purposes these representatives. of .the Synod and the Home Office in their seal as courtiers have not only magnified the difficulfifes of the Qqyemment, but. disastrouely undermined the pres- tige of the Church. Ths._[{ationallsts publicly denounce the electoral abuses

and have withdrawn from the contest and cheerfulness for months. Don't

many of the constituencies. ~

is neun--~usciiiis."

gf it Gently clean. outlive: anilcon-

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Take a Csscsret tonight and thor-

oughly cleanse your liver, Stomach Bhd bowels, and you will surely feel great by morning You men and women who have headache, coated tongue, can't slesp, are bilious, ner- vous and upset bothcied with a sick, gassy disordered stomach, or have backache and feel all worn out.

Are you keeping your bowels clean

with Cascarets-or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts cathartic pills or castor oil? This is important.

Calcarets immediately cleanse and

regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry oft the con- stfpated waste matter and poison from the intestines and bowels.

Remember, a Casearet tonight will

straighten you out by morning. A 10-cent _box from vour druggist moans healthy bowel action; a clear head

rget the children.

here by a

the Russia “The Black M. Mitni $250 by mu

the letter nated by th mittee."

the Danish

vestlgation

EUHUEEAN NEWS

cormunsomu, Nov. ze-(special)

B8.

--Much exclteinent is beiugcaused

Russian violinist M. Ysmay Mitnit- zk-y. who is mark; The letter was typewritten in

furgitlves in

- The violinist handodthe letter to

aekmail demand on the

concert-touring in Den-

n language and signed Hallfi." k_v was ordered to send il to the Russian political Denmark. lIf be refused, id, "iron will be assessi- e Anarchist executive com-

declare the letter to be one of the or- dinary writings of the “Black Hand". gangs scattered all over the world. - M. Mitnitzky is seriously dented by the letter and has .provided himself with two pistols. He declare! that two members of his own family -in Russia have been assassinated by *Black Hand" criminals. '

PARIS, Nov. 26 (Special)-A Paris

jury is confronted with the problem whether af wife is instilled in killing

grep husband to save her father's i e. On Sunday M. Andre Reinhardt,

son of a dealer in precious stones,

and his .wife entertainedmims. »Rein-Never. M- Reinhardt had re§BU1¢‘3 con' hardt’s father at luncheon at -their sciousness. Ind, Wishing to avoid a flat in the~Rue Murilio, overlooking family scandal, explained tor them

tha\Psrc llonceau. Over the codec the

and Russian Criminal In- Department.. The police

to the readiness of the French army in the event of a European war.

In 3 paroxysm of rage the younger

man seized his father-in-law by the throat and threw him to the ground, Then, snatching B Persian dagger from the wall, he was alhut to strike when Mme. Reinhardt, seeing her faf.her's danger, rushed to a drawer and pulling out 9 revlolver fired twice at her husband. The husband fell un- conscious over his father*-in-law. Mme. Reinhardt, when she realized her act, ran to t-he window and shouted "Help, help! I have killed- my hus-

band." -

Before the neighbors arrived, how-

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been -recently iiilliotsd”on vs;-toni

leaders of the French teachers' ment against v.hs~hove_rmna\t"` onld not seem to have in any 'way' eowsll thv refractory `tii&'i:io'e,1've§.

The latest mtioeuvrs It/ep enm who .ati beioiig ton _'°.“.;,‘.i¢a has shown itself fn' the Qnndghgn 11 a. newspaper "B'Ecola E|nsnclp'e_o.,' in which tholepolltieslly ‘ i lined mn air- their grievances and cgaeoli- into their resistance to" repressivfe ,l

ncasure. _ the nursing home. He appeared to be making an, excellent yrepovery untll Tuesday, when he collapsed and ,died while writing to his wife. . On learning of her,husbnnd’s deatli,

Mme. Reinhardt drove ,to the Palais de Justice, cohfesscll the part she 'had played, and gave herself up. -‘

LONDON, Nov. 26 (Bpecis.l)-- A

statement of\the number of persons in receipt of relief in London on Bet- urilny, October 19, shows that there \verc 106,170 paupere, of whom 74,- 994 were in the workhousea and 31.- 176 were on the outdoor lists, in- cluding 587 children boarded out bc- yond the unions and 12,530 other children under 16 years of hge. This total was higher by 112 than that for the corresponding day of October, 1911, and represented a rate of.33,5 por 1,000 of the po ulatian, .

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mv.n1.1.\', Nov. 20( speeiiui-Ii uio ru ers were satisfied wi alf w

» sed- ' ' thh ,- eu' reforms they might with profit turn

their atuntion to _the matter , of educating Germany on t11e,ev'enlng- dress problem. This continues to pea

baffling and insoluble mystery."I‘hrp riot of effects presented in‘the»Faf:he 1 land by “smo‘.<ings" and "fr0oks" (respectively, dinner-jacket and swal- low-tail evening suits) is one of the sights of the country. Evening.-dress dots the Teutonic landscape 'day and night, mostly day. “You encounter it morning, noon and tea-time. A ‘ few ` intrepid sculs who have lived abroad wear evening dress exclusively at the right time and in 'the right way, but they sadly confess their carliil1\lB\\`01

education is almost hopeless.

"A s ccial ure Irish linen hand

that in amoment of folly he had at-

two men discussed the war in-the, Balkans. They violently disagreed as

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tempted to commit suicide. He made the mme stateme_nt.to the dogtors of

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kerchief for gentlemen at $3.00 a dozen. Hard to beat. Get n dozen. Pat0n's. 11-2'lM3l.

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‘“ ' Options $l2,000 Per Pair

» We are now ready fo sell options to P. E- IS-

/" » "W ' ,T his sale was made to a»»Russian Syndicate whose representative visited

` ’ , all the large ranches on the Island last summer to make a decision as to 1 4 where the-Best_Silver Black Foxes were to be found, AND _'.l`HE-»DALT01fl` ‘ RANCH GOT THE DECISION. ' ' `

In the Fox business as in every line of business: There is only one

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V Ranch Located ai fl`=i_gnish, P. .~E. l. T i |_|¢\i\, 0f_fi¢_¢ _,nf Cherloiieiown. P. E. l. i I A

_ s A , Sold Six of Foxes Esla 2 New W0rld’s Record '

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The Russian Sale

Means that should the Ranch produce only ~

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. ‘ ,,-: - \ PARIS. N . .ll ,-(B 't fines and regemsnds,

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land breeders, on six pairs of Dalton-fs best Island

,bred silver Black 'Fox pups of i913 at $12-,o_<_J_0»a

pair. These." options number from 7 l0AI_\2 inali- _sive. First come first served.-” 'As ,these are the only options that will be offered to Island_Ranch_ers this `ear, they would do well to get their applicw

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;tious in early. We- will also sell options onisiir

fairs of 1 '13 ups to Foreign ranches ‘st the same

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BEST andwhen we offer Canadian investors shares in the Chas. Dalton Silver Black Fox Co. Ltd., at $100 par value, we offer them stock in the best paying Fox;_Ran‘ch on the Fact of the Emfh, the ranch ~that_ holds the woi-l_d’s price record for pelts and also the world’s record for the price of young foxes.

Thigpis 11" ,m]y.F0xvR,3;i¢bing Company that guarantees a dividend, ,

andweipracticslly guarantee adividend cf 46 ‘per cent for the first yesr:-- ' ` ' This isVth*e_ onlyf Fox ,Ranch that cs_tr_ies_sn insurance and it is insured in the _amount of $250,000 till july Isl 19131

twelve young foxes next year we would have for dividends $290,000 or nearly 50 percent on the subscribed capital, because Mr Dalt0n’s guarantee of $5,000 for every young fox to the number pf fifty not- produced, would *be on thirty-eight foxes $190,000 which amount added to the Russian sale of .$100,000 makes $290,000. These figures are givcnhere to show the enormous profits this ranch ,will produce at the ,very lowest estimate.

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P 9 P _ 1 , , .. price. These options number from I3 to 18 1n- clusive. s

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this Sale Means .iliu li per can 1 ai the ii ,per nun l,iiuai‘anieeil I0 l\1¢

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for

, » egnnof make it convenient to apply in person at any

The application form in the opposite panel is

I of<"Mour‘aigencies,' Parties taking, advantage of this meangéfiegubgeiibing for shares in this cc_mpi§s`_yAf7,

d d zo 'r cent.of¢iths

fill outthe form an Son ' P0

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*"".l:£”tQél?ib ¥b:ov'vse?se1<1:1' t`rJ;ds£`V*iif_fh€ 1 ton Silver Black Fox Co. who on receiving some will

send reéeiptfor in1'0iiey`ré`ceived.Wc`he`v¢ pl1\¢§d fill!

4 b one order or registered,

" “‘i t lhte, rson0nP. '“ i” 6”' °av°§i.§°;ni'§i§2¢° 12111323 1£e»u~ <=_f»ih=l¢

' ;..‘&i-I‘ii::gibns?y3i,h§the best _paying ~Fox'Rlinch intlib

Pa, nnifiny io-== sw 1°" °'.l.*.. iisv. will ;h,=“'°

srl. , , » ‘tuhixeelvssiio blame

,ani wmi ii air yield me _diviiieni will men so per een; ,

the xconvenienceuipft intending subscribers

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President.

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' All money received is placed to the credit ofthe provisional directors in the Canadian'-Bank of Oommerce|,Cha'rlotfetowh, and can only he drawn on

by cheque signed‘by'al15_th1-ee. i

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Shareholders is Already Earned

who A.. use hoping win. vor. swings?

Some people are‘.W`if/l1.‘»31p. c. others buy stocks and bonds and

draw interest at 6'p. o. while oih_e_rs buy n,hsr,es»i_n~ a ptir of f°X¢B Ind 111111* from 30 to_ 3 5 p. c. V You-persoiislly-know numbetsitifgthese men who have,

~ the balance on or before ist December A. D. rgriz. ,

Should said shares not be allotted the money _paid on

. gd i ' the f0x‘ business. If you are drswin p. c. or 6 p. c. instead gf 4"; Tfghildh is_guar`anteed by t1ie.Ghls. Dalton Black Fox Co., get the

out °f_th¢ ,.u¢_¢;0¢ nrvegtedfxn this Compginy will ret-ern you more intemlt -their $1,000 in a Ssv1n_ "s_Bank- . And remember il19.i1i40 9. ill# 10W_\°lfgf-f ' rote of ,interest that _this investment can _possibly pay__and_ t may be increased to 80 pg c. To avoid dis?p0iutment, sendiyour application for shares todly to tbe.sn`dersign¢d or Ft . McCurdy & Brokers .Ch Town or any branch

°f,gig;paundign Bank of Commerce on P. E- Island.

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fha.. Elias. i;iciiontS.dv.¢r_

We the` undersigned hereby subscribe for and

~ ' agree with Waldron B. Prowse of Char1ottetown,agent

for and representiug a syndicate who have taken over the Silver Black Fox Ranching Business of Chas. ,Dalton of Tignish, to take the number of shares at

tion a share, as set opposite our respective signatures ereto, and to pay I0 per cent of said stock down, and ,

m to be refunded in full.

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