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L€&g__U_€ SIIPIJONSN M°"~f=°== Will Honolulu Slayers M UUNTAIN 0Fl G'ov’t. Given Wide

LaWiTo Compe Vehicle Lights'

Mr. Justice Arsenault Re - Elected Presidei_1tOfMotor League. Aim- " ual Reports Show Good Progress - Made.ThisYear’sPlans`Discussed ~

Dr. E. T. Tanton chairman of

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mflllilifgrrzilyheild piurluslzcli 0' one rtegth eel; thrtsptrilljllbggpuirlilllrlxtll (°“‘““"““ Pre” Cable)-"rhe Joint femdom. Lieutenant lvmsie. Mrs- ”

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ul U1 - ily between the School Board and pay ° 1"” share °f the hxes- If lion. Dr. Momuisn, Minister ei ._-*--i--

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.he Summerside School Board has "ue “med °n HAMILTON, Bermuda May 4- It hid UW" ¢XP°°f-*il “I0 4°'

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Education. to the effect that an ex- tension will be granted to the pi-eg. ent course of studies in the Sum- merside High School

_

Prospects for an active and prof-

itable si/imer's work were lndicat

annual meeting of the Prince Ed-`

64 in the repdrts presented at the

ward Island Motor League held in the Board of Trade Rooms last ev-

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ening, with the President, Mr. nu-

, ` tice A~ E. Arsenault in the chair.

F0 R S S E The meeting went on record ns

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strongly supporting the law for

compulsory lights on vehicles.

--- » The minutes of the last meeting,

° ‘ the secretary’s report and financial

B 0 a' r d statement were read and adopted.

A cce d Q S Re.l The President in his remarks h°'”` i°‘|'"‘°‘””°“"

‘. , _ stated the League was quite satis- Under tm hw' °h'°“"‘ Jud"

qll€SlJ FOI' Addll]l0l1- ned with the iineneiui result or the °h“"°" 5' mv" W” ‘°’°°d *° 7"’

_ year., work Howgver they ‘_ ti the maximum sentence of ten years t I 1 I P 1 .

3/1 Grade- satisfied with the nneii iv? °“ ”‘° '”‘“°* °' “““‘Y °‘ W" the 'mm "T om "ce .I

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The Board ozxgucation is agree-E' Guard

Able to have e ll added and

will supply a university. graduate In co ' ' l

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“Mm” “dHm‘°l_l°w me .l°°°| _ _ stan Britain and Bermuil with a view

I

Us e Planes

` ` (Canadian Press) 0'l'|.‘AWA, May 4,-Airplanes

are. to be llsefl by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for preventive work on both At- lantic and Pacific coasts. Ma- jor General J. ii. Maolrlcu, Commissioner of the R.C.M.l,, announces that arrangements have been made to employ a considerable number of planes of the Royal Canadian Air Force. The aircraft will operate in conlunctlon with the vessels of the preventive service and will be stationed at strategic points on both coasts.

In the slr work, the personnel

to he used will be members of the R.C.A.F. Members of the R.C.M.P. staff will be carried on all patrols and they will he responsible for any police work which might develop.

Imperial Trade Conference now in session here between Parliamentary delegates of Great Britain, Canada and Bermuda today laid definite plans to facilitate the importation -

of perishable goxifrom the mother country and to ”kot Bermuda lily _ buss and buibe in England. Fur- l ther plans were outlined to improve steamshlp service between Great

md m° ‘Um °f |1»5°° P61' Hllhum ‘ _ to furthering fthe tourist trade.

lor said teacher. If sufficient stu-` GLOUGESI-ER’ Mm,” May 4 __ Effort is alto being made to pro- ' Wil-‘I D858 the ¢Xamlnltions at the (A-_P_)___-The coast guard pat-ml boat vide weekly sailings of refrigerated md cl the year to comply with the ‘iss was bndiy damaged may in B ships between Bermuda and canada# Wmne stmdud mr grade 12' the 'collision with the Virginia and Joan, ‘ f°' the shipment °f Blérmuda vel’

maxi-slum

!10Nol.ur.U. my s-In s

last Friday in the slaying of Jmivb xsbsiiawai. asm-ted st- taclrer of Mrs. Thomas ll. Mal- Slbi were each sentenced today to tea years imprisonment st hard labor in Oahu prison hero.

Announcement was made by

Prosecutor John U. Kelley, however, that Governor Law- rence M. Judd had as-reed to __

charge was second degree murder.

Granville Fbrtescue, mother of Mrs.

commute the sentences to ons ' t

swawai, assented

of the navy, F. J. lord and Albert

lllrurlle move, the four defend- O ants convicted of manslaughter n

!l0l\`DLULU, May 4---Govemor f

lawrence M, Judd freed the fourlb “nndmu °f th* f\m°“| Mime has raged in the pi‘~ rice last Fri murd al tod

Will S61/‘Ve ()11ly~ll00ll HlllFPowersToCombat 0116I'I1’.I11_P1’iSOI1llESlROYE|]_Unemployment

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U.S.Naval L1eutenantAndAssoci- Pulpwo od Fire At The Bill Contains No Limit On ates Sentenced To 10 YearSHard' Port Alfred, Que-3 Thg Money That Might Be Labor, But LaterHave Sentences bee, Still Raging. Expended By The D0mini0n_ Corn-muted' GOVern0r» Pom' Anivltxoue., May 4-

' (Canadian Press ‘Hallie the t listed en

“"'“" <ny the canadian Press)-with u in it

) ' md '° °“ m resounding crash the peak of a huge OTTAWA. Ml! 4- (BY the CBD- A |-

blazing pile of pulpwood caved in ndlan Press)-The House of Com-, _

iicns took the Hrs; step today to

. Jones. would appear for sentence h t d ti t I ._

as rrkuy. ‘BHC 0 By, CFB8 lil B. CFB Gi* W1lC

rupted flames, smoke and ashes The peak had been undermin.u‘ s. continuous reciting ffre w’nicii

iotiie the government with wide

_rowers to combat unemployment. AA _

blli was given first reading which,

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. . - would confer almcsl. bla'ii<et power

U' fd 'Y me h°“' *Wet day despite the c. nf 1.000 Pro- : on the Ministry until the end of the

GY 1114 NCB 5¢i\¢°5°°d W 1° fesslonal and anim . firemen to

-Bmtenos was passed, in a sur-l

ls 1! Hassle, his mother in

price move this morning, on Lieut. Thom .

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w. Mrs. Granville Fortescue, and t he two seamen, ll. J. Iaord and

Their hour of confinement was

t in the nominal custody of|

h - ing where for several weeks they 9 battled unsuccessfully for freedom t on charges of slaying Joseph Ka- e

attacker of Mrs. I

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The Thornton _fi AtMont-

real, Sir -Henry’§f Salary And Exe

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Board of Education will grant ala mher “_ The 0 the wBst|__

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xgiflrnzr grade 12 under the same lguard craft was crumpled and only; (Continued on Page 3)

' her water tight buikheads kept her

The local Board will hold a meet- moat .

his at once to consider this propo-

Tho accident occurred off Ten!

ilu ~ ° ,_ jjnxjm" "lf °°;$=='/fret 1° anne n1....e. with.. ti.. i...i..._ Resigns From ry °7 mu" W' and the 156 ww able to proceed to* °

mmmehdationa for the construe- hu. me under her own ‘ M ’

wwe- we edzcal acult

mg! ° Wm' t° m’ P'°°°“° '°h°°l 'fishing vessel was outward bound _ y

ie for common school require a d t e

Ls n he Govemment boat was re-

men and academic work. turning from off shore patrol. No 0fDalhousle

one on either craft was injured.

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“‘“"°f1=v»1\lIavlth. _ assi-is-is-ii. Gagnon, member ei pnrmnnent for vacant ‘ ...__.... _ Dorchester and partner of Hon. "“ * ‘ml “Y ' lm

‘Seo “Mechanics Re I " in idents h during th P llansaut- ’

Pl' W6 Maurice Dupre, solicitor general in ‘V °» ° ll’ ...rho muon me mn," Wu dlp

shnotte msd x-ni md is ' ` f nh ~ ' Mall-5-5-all the Bennet* Cabinet. RS the octlns S 0 tn e . R 0 y a as Minn' m*°“h;¢“h‘°'“| ‘“l|"_|i cusssd with me was that there was

' _._ l leader of the Provincial Conservative ' l °° * 0! _ _ "BUWUI no more' Log b f party!! rumored here. I-le would act P ossesslons Are |°"° 9° °°"°°¢ U l\l'"|¢ll |440' "me _“uw 's W whether 'he' pm _ 4 9 °f¢ _ , board would have authority under mber at Cdmwml Mills. as Mr- Hepbum does for the Lib- A t d '”°"‘ mu’ 57 mm Wm u” °°'“' ..

_ ms-is-s-si. ml ,my ,n Qmno shomd ,ms U C 107! 8 miiieene bsdbeenukodubewu "‘° 1"' '° ‘° "‘°" * ““”¥» U’ l

____ ~ . umw M we "Gund ,R-“ Dunning said. "I expressed the view

"R“mmW° N10- 'ffilllty Swlll b° tm °“° it L’ “M th” Mr' Gag' ”_`°" C that ths board had no such power' H‘"» B tu n ouid take the first o ortunity L°ND°N» MW 4“(°*““di°° °'"°"7 'hm u" hu” 4"' '°' .M gn mm, mg” ¢h,,e_»- ' t

I rday, May ’lth, at 3 P. M. on w pp

. _ . bl - th cherished DIG ll had that

2855 5 5 2|- offered to enter the local house and ~ Press Ca e) Even a1°F u B, M. rmqamz ui" nm other words, the matter came

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E "°f=Pli\dI ooneert uiiunniey in the mmmme he w°'"d b' '°°'°`lfindinsmtlleic;! rifle thznliultlgn dole. but he had dueevens be vm '° V°‘“' ""°“"°“ ‘"4 W" “J”

mlrth. 'ri-yon i.i,,,¢_. ,,,.,,,,,,d; ;;;i1\‘ie;i here by anne ouertin <or:mm! M Chmm may mm ul 'mn In '“.m”hM M” em.. "wma ML °h“,,,n_

iz reopieh society. sara-s-4-ai. ~ 'M , th ii di., ' lui desi nesetis sus he "YG I think tom s nu mt.. --The st ’ lllteublya Phill coli; zllerednebyugl soiled tbs'e:».m|aIttea 't;"ee°es¢ hi '“°"°’ 3"' ‘“ “"°°" °° sl' nm” I Club pi-¢,,},:"g: me Blxmgytrg “ e ,, aged Princess Beatrice, sunt of explanation that it was mssaly a mmm 3 M’ “Y “M h° “I” ° ;l:lf°‘k|“ll Into_Soolsty"l in Moreii 1 I chone Is King George. The service is en- |1180 N Illlllcfy. _ "J°°“° it'

"‘° WL !“f14glv. Magsggfk 4 31 Again. Captur lgreved with the anne or the nin-

' ` ° ' ' ‘ ed; ‘cess and those of her late husband, C ~ d .5 ,TI m » 1; ° U Prince Henry of Battenburg, and is f 3 lv F0 rce

bynthe ‘gms P2: S0 I3 Vannle very heavy, ineiuding 'rs dinner T A d

soeie 1.1.11, puter. on s weight been o shillings 0 (1 fl 0 ll

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HALIFAX, Moy 4-(By the Can-

ANN . l adian Press)-Dr. John* S

oUNc ivisms, _ '

coM1Nc l:v_EN'rs. 13 "Appointed §.‘.Y.§'.°"t”..‘£`$`.‘_‘§'.’.°.'1Tl.”.`.§‘T.'..l’§’§“.§'.Y&

A . L d teacher of physicians, has resigned

f the medical

Tam ct-ln e er his position as Dean c

g|yurdBy_°" md Dm°°'2§‘£f'*£'45_‘§» g a faculty of Dalhousie University. In

' ' announcing that the board of gov-

“Horse collars in chu at 3330 ernors had regretfully accepted the *WL S. L. Hardy 5; 00, 2543.54.31 MONTREAL. May 5. (Thursday) ,withdrawal of the venerable Doc-

(By the Canadian Press)-The tor, who approaches his eighty-

H:;A§§§}vr;_rsigd murine, seven Mile Montreal aesetie today pub1lshes;nrtn birthday, President cnrieten

' IV. Y oth. the feiiqwlng despatch from Que- Stanley said that his successor wouid_

ml`5'5°1l' bec: ‘be Dr. H. G. Grant, who also takes

"A ' ' _ in th h l f bil h itll IC"

uction and Dance Borden Hall, ' Th* °pp°mt’“""t °f 0“°5l’“° W" :aye I; Hang; d th ' rectorato's proposal to~glve Bir Hen- _

°“ C dun" lm, PM i-ysbcnusorsioo.ooo.'rhiswesin'.<='

Witness. _

penses, Etc, Before Committee - Angry Words General Hubbub During Of

- --\---~~-...-____ ___.g__ 0fl'§.'awa, my 4-(sy the can-

* sdisii Press)-The contract for the

renelyai of the services of Sir Hen-

The Railvviayso

. 11...

today was blowing flames and em-

e stmt from the judiciary build bers out over Ha Ha Bay, a. wid-

he banks °f Whlch the Due is er' ; and financial position of the Dom-

nore freely a shift of wind would mean disaster to the village, expert ire fighters stated.

the Port Alfred Paper Company, situated about a quarter of a. mile from the wood pile was not in im- mediate danger under today's con- _dltions and wor en were rapidly

_.th _ fiscal year next March.

I¥¢"“ if “fd WWI' I* °°h“ P""°“- brine it into control. | Debate nn the resolution whiehl

The neck seemed to sive the pi-erneed the inirocueton er the

221°; new life riheir ciroultatefl bin today was desuitory. A thin IS NOW KIIOWH AS

ree y among e remnan s o

he pile of 250.000 cords of wood.; were almost gesertgd. Under the N0. ,

The wooden mountain is over half ' .

bert 0. Jones. V ‘destroyed with a loss estimated at

$1,500,000. Covered bv insurance.

1 th 'e 5 ' . iouse ga ei d and the gallerie | 8

t ti zu, .$2125 .°.‘...T..§ ..`.`§l`.‘.°.‘I..i“"'l..’“°.2| -Gang Chifif Sims

later stages next week, the Govern»\ Year Sentence_

ment would possess power to negot-

iate agrcemcnts with the proiznces, (Cnmdhn Frm) grant financial assistance to them' ATLANTA’ GB., May #_The bm. and take steps "to protect me cred" steel gates of the Atlanta federal

prison clanged shut tonight behind "Scarface A1" Capone and the ‘Uri- ited States' public enemy no. i be- came convict no. 40886.

At 7.09 p, m~ Central Standard

Fortunately the ',°_.-vailing wind

ning of the Snguenay River, on

cted. With the flames blazing ,mon or any pmvmcey Money mtg”

be loaned to public or private un-

!dcrtakings. Qne clause of the -b’ll would enable the Govemment to'

Two small saw mills on the edge - .. sam 1 d 1 i t I f the water were in great danger, I ssle andndw;_;;;‘5't::1tl;°tl:“ °§ nf, Time,' the Chicago gang boss began

° ep" “cs serving his 11 year sentence for

however and were being plentifully l

sp » _*_ . _of the field, farm, forest, sea, river evading ,meme taxes' 3 “meme

rmkled with ter The mm of 4 and mme" and tm” has given me that was expected to bfeak up his

t°4"’pe°"la"°n °°“°°mh" ° b°“my domination of C'hicago’s under- system on the products of some pri- worm and his fu. ,.ach.,.,g pow" 'mary md“5l"§"' l in other cities as wellf ` The big °°“t?i“°d 3° “mit °¥\ tht Capone's notoriety followed him to money t at night be exbtndtd D7 ,the very doors cl' his exile, He left

ing forwardklllitr completion of

""‘° D°’“”“°”- the train that had thought him :rein

Push l a huge brick wall to shelter it. it _ was hoped this wall would be coin-

pleted before the wind changed.l

prison in the glare of flashlights and as he walked up the steps of

d a

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The dredge General Montcaim ft Chicoutimi today in tow of a.

le tugboat which was rushed from Q .

uebec for that purpose The

redge, which is equipped with utomatic pumps capable of throw- ing wit/er 125 feet in the a_ir, is ex-

pected to be in operation tomor- o

w. Electric connections to give

er the necessary power are in

The mill has already been sheathed , the penitentiary the convicts in one

in all vital spots by asbestos. B wing broke out a cry that sounded

half cheer and half hoot.

United States Marshal H- C. W.

Laubenheimer of Chicago delivered his prisoner to Warden A. CI Atier- hold ard came out heaving a sigh of relief. The "big fellow" was off

sYnNr:v, N. s., Moy 4.-my

The Canadian Press)--Captain Thomas Scott. North Sydney veteran of many years in the federal preventive service, has ‘ his hands and in prison at last. retired from command of the l

revenue cutter “'l'enaclous.” He will be succeeded by E. C.

Suggests Means

tewart

ry 'l‘hnmton, as President of the

‘ Canadian National Railways. was

negotiated by non. 0. A. Dunning, former Minister of Railways, and Dmtidcd that Sir Henry be paid

. $75,000 a year, plus reasonable ex- ` MMIII. lk. Dunning told the House

of Commons committee on railways _ sas shining here today. diving

testimony under interrogation by J.

- D. Chaplin (Cana, Lincoln) Mr. ~ Dunning declared that during the discussion of the contract he had heard 'from the late Graham Bell, who was Deputy Minister and also the Governuienth representative on |

SIR HENRY THORNTON

“At that time were you aware of

Nfllents bowl made to sir

by any subsidiary companies o. rr. ru" usedxur. chop-

riili

iwaldloron, any e ts. r.ie_-up using sau. new - at lqrsasassllvss territories seamless' may snssiniouiy vetuflitasn-s -. uma

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lace and hose lines laid. She will be anchored as close as possible to the scene of the blaze. ’

First Section

Of Oath Bill

Passes Dail

(Associated Press)

DUBLIN, May 4-The first sec- ion of the Governments oath bill -the section which provides for eletlon of the oath of allegiance to the Crown from the constitution `-was approved by the Dail by a

te of '17 to 67 after debate on

vo 'the bill in committee stage tonight.

Earlier in the session the Dail

_ _defeated an opposition amendment ‘which would have left the text of the oath in the Free State constitu- ion, but would have freed officials from the necessity of taking it.

President Eamon De Valera had

¢.

‘wanted to push the measure

ugh to final approval tonight

thro . 'but he acceded to the wish of the ‘ pposition, leaving final action un- til next Thursday.

The Kidnapping

ty in lhbedus _

uredey evening.-Ihr 5 If “°° wmssim pm.) end 1': pence (shout also at pu-> ° _ _WWW MIM in the “fs” Noiuronx. ve., ivny 4-<s.r.>- luil'iggm° ma," “mlm” SX NEW/ YCRK, May 4-Charles was F id for each ounce. nlelr Schoaner “”'_.‘,4"¢» ~°'|"°\'»_'m“ h° We* Efforts of Joiin Hughes Curtis, Nor-

' naw.” alle _ rum ring The dinner plates, dated 1808-ll, folk boat bolder, to complete eightl

rmis. i Higgins. ru i _ _ _ _

1 ¢,,- iclrsaei-_ vm captured dui-ing the welghei nearly i,ooo ounces. A pair ssnrr JOHN, rr. B.. Kay 4~<sv ""(°°“m“ °“ "'° ” weeks of work as a n¢sotl\i»°f in 01°

¢,,|,,,_m°¢°,,,I "gm,-ee the nun-i-unner '-whieh- or ian soup tm-eene and eovenlthe asnsslan rressi--'rbe schooner Sally Ann" in che" and the cabin cruisér K 25335 _weighed anothgr 503 ounces; iour_LouIse B. llarshsli abandoned by

Wi- 1',§“°§°‘§"“' shout iive inuee on aehury mx. iaio-u wine swim weighed over bei-mwwse burning imuesmita.

Umunsrlnsuasso. fszétfi customs omoisie diseased today. 484 vvaw H14 two 1811 ewdel-Icfvsoo esbie. southern Nm Iss* oiiowing mghga _ :Uses . Higgins, now held prisoner aboard abra. with four-llsht branches. _tial this afternoon, according to _a

--- snebostnnoticred off thsnednook weighed nearly fic ounces. The wireless _massage reaching VI. 0.

fm, in the ioyei- harbor, was to service was divided into thirteen' Chesley, New Brunswick agontfor

5° gn-signed later befote United lots for auction. ‘tho Department of Ilarlus, ' frtlu ` __ survey of the IW' statss commissioner stsnwn in Quito recently ohippendaie md tliestessi_srI.inshd.'rhssisw _“ll land.” ana in. Hohokm 'Sheraton furniture belonging to tall ,tho steamer boarded .

It was the second time in seven late Princess Royal (the present schooner and found

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Lindbergh kidnapping ease, contin- ued to be concentrated tonight in msnoeuvres with the yacht Marcon-

A strict censorship on ' any 1'"

formation oonceming the move- ments of the boat is maintained by _offic‘al.s at the naval base, which ‘ia serv'ng as the base cf operation! lenisht et ii_in.

. s ii i t 1.10 nd

1°’ th’ M"°°“ °" lt* “"°“" mm rlslflanlgfillrinivvl :lt 4.43. I

dd. All0th!1‘ trip was believed 'D New moon Thursday Play oth, 2.12 HIV! bt!" H1540 Wdtiy f°"°“'\'"H me "'.aTil..,,..|-.|.i.- me einhleon mlnum

,genital return of the yacht last night from mei- than <_'h.ri.»ite¢.-een. .‘ \...s uinnue. in sss. _ r..h_f.‘-f..rr'..'.=’¢-':=°n?s‘1E'1'.'ssas_

Blackburn of Ottawa.

NEW YORK, May 4--Hugh

Kennedy, 37, vice-president of Robert Mitchell Company of Montreal, died suddenly today while playing handball in the downtown athletic club. l-ie had been staying at a hotel here.

WASHINGTON, May 4. (A.

P.)-A lumber import duty of three dollars a thousand feet was voted into the revenue hill today by the United States fin- ance committee.

The import duties on oil and

coal provided by the House were knocked out.

BERKELEY, Calif., May 4- Wclls Drury, 81. veteran news- paperman of the Pacific Coast and friend of the late Mark Twain, died today at his home here after an illness of several years.

Of Limiting The Econom icDistress

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, May 4-Solution of

he worid's economic distress lies in "some wise and judicious means of limiting the number of births," Prof. Henry Fairfield Osborn, Pres- ident of the American Museum ol Natural History, said today after a 28,000 miie trip around the globe.

With his cruising ship stopped in

Tahiti, Samoa, Fiji, New Guinea or Ceylon, he found the same over~ population, he said, and although he problem was balanced in pert by overproduction, nevertheless widespread unemployment can be diminished only by regulating births.

“I return more impressed than

ever," he said, "with the principle of not more but better and finer epresentatives of every race.”

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