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  Trout Line  
We have a very large
'stock of these lines from
very light to extra heavy.
They are braided oil silk
or enamelled and you will
wonder how we do it.
Bought them iight yon
see andseiiing them right.
See the Leading Tncllle
Dealer about it.
J. G. Jamieson
DRUGGIST
?_ 
'lhe Eye is the I'
Window of the Soul
you .ei!l1er._p_.xy a small .
penalty in money now or
a large penalty in eye
strain later.
If wisdom guides your
choice we will be pleased
to have you call and con-
sult us.
G, H, Taylor
jeweler Optician l
UIAUP
' sxrunoav, wiv .-,__.",.3
IPIIORISI5 HID, IEFLECTIOIIS.
T50 Mirlilmd Provinces suffer con-
siderably through lakh of advertising
and by 8 xood desi oi misrepresent
tion. This is espécislly so when
popular writer seeks“t.o give h
views in the public press or in boo
Nora Scotia Legislature that a wri
subsidy by way of advertising, ha
published a booklet containing man
norance than to evil intent. Now w
have another writer, one of the for
most English journalists, Mr. H
Hamilton Fyfe, contributing his im
prcssions of Canada to The Dai
Mail, London, and reprinting them
book-form under the title of "Sha
ll
extent. belittling the Maritimes.
Mr. Fyfe did not visit this Pr
vincc, nor from his book does it a
pear he saw much of the other Mar
to "embrace Canadian life from Mo
treal to Vancouver." Yet one of th
most conspicuous aphorisms in h
"Ontario calls the Maritime Pro-
vinces sleepy and Winnipeg humo
ously pretends to think they a
dead."
This goes broadcast among the m
lions. and no one need pretend it
there may have been a good deal
truth for it, in the past, as the M
ritime Provinces, ourselves not e
cepted, did not welcome newcomer
and new enterprises with the ope
arms of Upper Canada and the Wes
In times now happily past, we r
any extent, being more desirous
keeping "oor ain sea guts for oor a
0ns's
looks 0110 full
much 'ill
the lsrlsst _ _
If if. l\’0lllD
quickly, "fliers
scepticism is
which ths new
others csnslllll
ness is a 8004.
"In the IDB*
men 8119051*
than English
cause their <
in touch with
odds
rmienis '
upon sash
kssn
can sos
°‘l“°°'~°‘1 various
hiss, bo- parents. _
closely stock is, however, the only illultll- , in this
ho” “_ tion I have yet known Tcl. and note the rastorate _ _ __
. uldbsmsdsolisi' rsetftlis e i th aextllssore lun. - . , _ .‘ . _  - _
“_ most always umls Gdlrs to learn  Dalton u .mo Juno b,l'olo,.;| or 8 _-_ ,‘ r , 4' ________,Wl1t¢ Ol' WlT¢....-. »_   
.B and a more vividtluhlsst in life. ,x¢,p;lo|;, \‘ | 'mls many Charlottetown friends _ ._ ' r . _ -I
-___ They are more in earnest about it." Whether foxes open their eyes at-will be :lad $0 ll°l\\‘ *NY U-\‘l~ '(R°V~_ ~ » _ ` . x ‘_ ° 
_  n 1...  M. of. ....~ Ii-~  - - ~»»»- ~-~- » »»»-.»f-z.“°°:"~ ¢.~::'“-..i'..“-- :':.r.':.1eYcwdall & McDonald "°» ”=l"“is .i“_"'°"
1* ._ ' . ' um ua ssmomont oi out inner--can 1 rs \»rr° .rn me
form. A complaint was made in the England h ou Euglmd' Can' tant fact may ho left to tltsfgsniuslfioyal Victoria Hvlllll-ll. \|0l1fT\0\»
c- “d“ l' 7°““3' Tl” 7°‘“_‘¢ “V” PW of Mr. Dalton. I agree to whatever, is rlpidly Mill! l'¢l¢°l`°d 9° 5°' “W”
er, who had received' a considerable '““°h h°°d l'° "M °Pl“l°“l 0' 01° Old. ` he says, for ons. Heretofore I ao- ai h¢Blth° .._.../
_ . ._ _ _,- _ _ _ I
e,“”" “‘°’ “’° “"‘°' “’°°"°“°° ‘“ °' °",‘,’,§',°,§‘ "‘° '"“°"‘ "“°°°° °' "w" nr. oinrio no so-amos, mono _ O '  _ _
some value, but you have only to set ° ' ‘ '
y it against the enthusis.sni` of youth; The mBt'°ncu dam vu ‘hmm th sig tur of llr~Frsnk-
disparaging remarks, due more to ig- - from Mr. Dalton, Mr. Oulton and BIIOWD lll ° “U ° .- _
¢° °°° h°W umm it ll |10" “W ill many others. No documentary proof lin K. Lane. 501'-l'¢*fll'1 0| *|10 Ill*-ill"
6° I on lone...-' ~ les. nroanssa oi me ooonwi me-*_ gné and s;__ <>l_<_l___f_::_I;;l°;; gmchg
- ..» _ _ l l s eque. e _
Mm and womm' Canada’ WM" “ous to th. nu lm' .0 thu °n"to ~the Dlesslng announcement that
b on A a fair average statement couid.be
_ ° ' an ‘fm W““t “Wm 1°' m°“Y“ o,.o,,,,n¢,d of on th, gm,-l¢|_ 11; 'ng Dr. Btrickland's pension as retired
1 “ar t° °°m°‘ B" it 1' "h°°° Wh” Mr Oulton who told me about the lLieutenant of D. Oo. and Csllidiill 0!
_Y respond to her call now that she will ~G'll,l,g'» and um "pope" gong md 1 K. Co., 20th Regiment. Maine Infalli9‘
D most plentiously reward." chose to accept his story because he \'Y» had b°°" l“°"“°d t° ‘am 9°'
11
.i9”'
can some from kilvsl'
Ihltsu's -Astlcolill
s °--- 'has the reputation and the appear- l'08l'- CNW- str1°u*“‘l» Wm’ is °
I Go 'ro Canada?" and, to a certain. CAHADNS NAVAL DUTY lance of excellently une character, l veteran oi the Civil wa;-é wasvsevcrs-
_.__ llfurtiisrmore hs spoke of Mr. Dalton;l_Y _:'°;“d;g__Z °_:‘__dY&’___ °_‘_‘adm‘:_'_; Z:
~ r r . .
0- Sir.-Al the result bl mv letter of ‘“ “”'°°"‘“'° t°"“°' ~ hiii pension is in recognition* oi thief
___ the 13th mot” I am oom_ ...rho I received no documentary proof of _Mt The many mend! ___ Dr s____,ck_
oroblom b which th hi "io o sales of skins prior to 1905 from Mr. I - '
i- who hom lzmposit-6 viglgnl an 0;: Dallm, My any one else, Nsielm- land will join us in congratulations.
time Provlufee. BB his l10\1r 19 “ld fronted is this; how can we vindicate “'°’° “Y l“`°°°“°°d t° Mr' vl°‘“mh`
n- the stand of our party in the face of G°“°f°_'_°g- tl" R“"i““ A3"i°“““"“1
as _ fi s i no ~ w - » ' - ’ `
° SQ,” :°;}d';;° lf.  F? “Q” 022;'-sxilcildiiéinsion Mr saitor 1 wish
_ _ _ __ 1° ing the Conservative party, mi we, to state that I do not claim periec-  
book is this reflection. are quite wining to some by tho oo_ tion for mine or any b00k, except
vim, given them, by tho Briuoh Ad__one. 1 do not claim to be A live _,___-
,._ ml,-al¢y_ 'po prov, mot they ,ro oct- stock breeder but a horticulturist. HALmAX_ Moy 1¢,....H_ M, 3_,<_
re ing on the advice of the Bea Lords of MY W°"k 0" PM *uf l“‘1'“°i"`_Y °“17 °°' ,Cumberland, with Prince Albert, sec-
the Mistress of the Seas I have only Cllllied “V6 MOD*-llB 2\1f~0S°ffD°l""W\ll°h ond son of King George of England,
_ to quote the following taken from a °°“Sme"l“Z thi* i"'°t that u“`°°_and heir-presumptive to the throne,
il- speedy of the Fl;-gt, Lord of the Ad. months were occupied in travel did_on boom-_~ -"1-was in pm-_g at 11,45
is miralty delivered on the 26th of not permit 0! WB Pubuwilim ‘Ji 5 yesterday from Bermuda. No official
,, good advertisement for “_ Som March, 1913: “It therefore behoves_W¢;l`:*_3_\1°h BB__¢h°___§l\‘:_“3l71_;Y lll°;_‘“-5___w__ ce1e_bratlon____wagl;_ad=_wll__0n tg; C\l:_'
' the oversee Dominions to make exer- Pl Well OP °W V°l'» ° ber and en re e Br or- G S '
°' tions for their own and for the l'¢¢°lV0<l\ I0m° miied 0! Preise fl”0m ute was not flred."1’he only recogni- ____~ ~ iw, -. *1_ .
a‘ common security, whether by what 011° Wll° WKBFGI hllmelf Bl 91° '°l° tion of the ship was the usual dipp-
x- are called local _navies, or by what, f0“lld°l` Of B-ll illd“°tl`Y I W” °ll°l°l`l ing of the flu.8 Bt 0135501- 00mm-5°'
gi' in the Admiraity‘s view, is more ef- '-0 Write 55°*-W' Th' W°l`k‘ hid f-° \`l° der Gldartln and the other maval
__ iectual, namely, by addition to the 40116 DY 9011115006. and BB MT- DHNIOH ouicers here in the afternoon called
imperial Navy; it hehoves thorn to and the other 101 breeders were too upon the captain and osicers oi the
t' make exertions to preserve, restore, UUBY and W0 l>l`0SP°l‘0\1B £0 ulldcrtike British cruiser. Prince Albert is dur-
e- or increase, the world-widemobllity to write a book, it fell to my lot. ing this cruise subject to the same
sented the intrusion of new blood to of the Imperial Fleet." Surely this In this connection it might be per- rules as those governing his b§-_other
of opinion of the Admiralty is vindlca- missible to say that Mr. Dalton s cadets and has few special priv eges.
tion enough for the present ernergen- opinion is not generally shared in ~
in cy presentation to Empire defence. .thus condemning my book. Th e COUNTESS T0 LEAD
*’e*‘"‘““’5" as ml mducement t° keep I am also asked Since the inior- f o l 1 o W i n g l e t t e r ll s. s E
els
eessssil 0°
_ _Mm
is., 1» vu:
Thomas llsrlhlll.
The friends of
Charlottetown, who
‘of pnenmollll will
_fast he in macilr
, Rev. R. W.
stock, N.
Consul of U. S. A. at this port. has
PRINCE ALBERT
SIMPLE LIFE
xst will _ hifi*
 5   I. i
' l ',_Live, wild T foixels-b1%¢ll»l  -8?  'izgexts'
L 7 U ‘tanimsis all caught in f§r,iNo_1¢l,l;i
"' sound 'sna“'w¢i15u_»1e 'iff-’=f`='“»_<l *f““‘P°'*é‘iii°“<
. \
o _ -
. Profitable _
_ __ _ _ _
Polices
To 'hold a (_;l-egswgst Policy is to be assured of satisfactory re-
iurnsz' _ ~ - ’
Tllg followingexpressioe, by a conservative and highly suc-
cessful financier, typifies the general experience:
“Your favor to hand with cheque for $3,826.53 in psy-
t f P ii . r
men"T :lily gaylythe result is very satisfactory, in fact, the
amount paid me is more than I looked for,” _
Look into the Policies that assure such satisfaction,
I
The Great-West Lila Assurance lu
asap oi-‘rice wisN|r§G.MAN. ’
Branch Office Charlottetown P. E. I.
ilyndman & Co., Ltd.
M. li' k . D' i ° l Ag' I, Summerside 
\'..Ms::lf\lii, Sllleiclihi Agiliii l`.E2Skerry,Speci_a\ Agent
S. Delloche " “ J. W. Derby “ _ _“
A,  “ “ ra G."JOf_d\ll  "
I
W
lu rue-_-rw
N
rf;1izo~Sf_o&~A11
  See Them _ '
_ .. 'rl-1 '
I _ _ .__ our own folk at home:-and they mation furnished Parliament in 1909 been received from Mr. Edward M. __ 0  
t. - ~ 'tb th i ‘ne 191a,s ,\1 v nM NEWYORK May 15--Wssres
New Kms hhokcs HOTEL ;l,°L,x,;d not stay' They went "J “me :hy eissaiils aiiordgiisuiililiiie niiiiv not niliielrrsstvdnnzf aiiierthoet illigigl in: to live tl13Slml>1°llf°"
k _
Wm. MONBOURQUETTIL Mgr. ' th _ ' th 1, g lg b nl ' t Y lm h 1 This was the partingsentence of it
P3ii¢°ii°l.¢.iii‘<f.i"r..i°.l"'rl'8i."o§nil»d"°' "M" N°w' it is “°t °”lY ““ “5"°"““‘°d~ 1sii9.Emvih;sdisahe clieiin snlinor? ui: wlggihz “mans e mr Dum D the Countess Lsilocbowski. bride ol ” U  1 
vis' Briflit nsniplie no-ima. I mum! but 3 Well kll0Wll fact 8m0¥lKSt BU1' policy of a Canadian Navy and why “We have lust received your report U10 C0ll1ll$ Vladimir L°<l0Cl10WBl<i. 0*
CU B§'Yli>HE;"X§E§“ED tisticians and social students, that does he now substitute it for one of on the subject of Fur Farming and in|P°1“1ld- B9 911° “O05 *'°'d“Y with he' - h - d k' d that I-oduc
' ` the oonnmos one emo; uint are °°Hffl\>“il°“l" _ the-rifles rv" wr sanding us a wry h"'|"““‘l °“ *lm <l°°l= §§_l_l1° st@a=_;\s\1_rn The Englis unmixe in p
most wisely one freely open to nn- I ““‘ l"°“°°“ t° 5°” that "°““e‘l\' We Wlsb to express our wnsrstnls- Pm" F’1°'1°‘°“ W °“‘- ’°° Y °' es results.
, t d an" evidently agrees with me that tions to you on the thorough manner l'-ll° VOYQZG i0 Bremen- The °0\lD1°
__,,._  D - mlg-"‘“ 5 im l‘_‘“°"'“ti‘?“9 °"°_ mo” the same advice was given to Sir in which you have treated the sub- afterward Wm “V9 °“ 55° C°““t"° °°' Ax Mr. FaI`l’l’lCl` llaVC yOU dCClClCd ‘[0 gi‘0W'
,‘Csmeron's iiome-Made Bread"
that most readily retain their own wilfl-la as was given Ml- Borden ln egg Your work is undoub em gh ltate in Poland.
. j _ t y e _ .
_ The citizens at home in prosperity and 1912. If this is so, as it is, why do largest and most Complete ever pub- ' `_"_"""'“ larger PROFITS' '
lil 4
Pure '
i~"ooa _
' -ns - --- '"7
Forlhe sake of ilie ljlflll
use our Brczid always,
I
ses
 l
are cases in point. With the excep-
tion of Ulster, Ireland would not per-
mit the advent of new stock, which
might have been her salvation, as it
was that of Ulster. In the same way,
the Maritime Provinces would not
encourage immigration or new de-
partures in the way of progress.
Those of a past generation who
held the governments in their power
were satisfied to let well alone-that
the Provinces should get along as
they had done in the past, with the
result that they have been outstxflp-
ped in the race of progress and devel-
opment by the more progressive, but
not more deserving, Upper and West-
ern Provinces. That, unfortunately,
1
Montague Black Fox Ex- \
ch ln[_C
_ Correspondence Seiicii d
L. M. McKinnon, Manager
Mouiaguu, i’. E. i.
Aulv Vllm
 -si,
' Lullolellms hard wearing qualities
it 40°. 45°. 506, 55c and upwardsl
or oilcloths' at 25a up.-Beer e
WGQXI- 4-zaivi an
HARRY ws:s'rAwAY's
< 1 MUBDERER SENTENCEI)
, .___
 NANAIMO, B. o., Moy 1+-Henry
Wsner has been sentenced to be
hanged on Aug. 28. for the murder
of Constable Westaway. at Union, B
O., on May' 281 Lwagner had been rob-
vrhen interrupted by
has -
bing a
the'
a long crim
insl
- isms may be quoted:
_ his office little maxima, such as ‘Do
belonged to
was the policy of the past; but it is
done with, we hope, forever.
The Maritime Provinces now see
the error of the policy of isolation
and “stand pattism;" a Province,
like everything else in this world of
motion and action, must either go
lforward or go back. There is no
lsuch thing as standing still. We may
` seem to he so doing, but we are eith-
er progressing' or retrogressing all
_the tim€; and the essence of pro-
gress is theproduction of new blood
` Wlilh the Power, the will, the ambi-
tion to seize every opportunity to
strengthen and increase the pace of
Dfogress and efdciency.
A few Other of Mr. Fyfe's apllor.
“ "An American sticks up all round
by an unanimous vote, Mr. Borden
stated that "he ,was entirely of the
opinion that Canada should not have
a navy of her own,” and again on
same date "he expressed the wish
that he would not be mistaken as
offering carping criticism, for in this
matter it was his intention that any-
thing done, would be with entire
unanimity." ‘
Again, Mr. Foster finished his
speech on same date with these
words, which Mr. Borden has stated
"was made with my coneurrence":
“.If the Premier (Sir Wilfrid) decides
to send a Dreadnought or to make a
contribution this side of the House
will stand by h_im and stand for Can-
ada in supporting that measure."
These extracts from the speeches
made by Mr. Borden .and Mr. Foster
shows clearly that although the reso-
lution was passed by an unanimous
lvote that it was not entirely satis-
‘ factory, but for the purpose of mak-
ing'it unanimous Mr. Borden decided
that it was in the interests of Gan-
ada and the Empire to stand behind
the Government. It is a great pity
that Sir Wilfrid has not now been
sane enough to follow the good ex-
ample set him by Mr. Borden when
the latter was in opposition. ,
I would also recall that the resolu-
tion moved by Sir Wilfrid was much
amended at the suggestion of Mr.
Borden. For example, Sir Wilfrid’s
resolution read in part "that under
the present constitutional relations
between the Mother Country and the
self-governing Dominions 'the pay-
ment of any stated contribution to
the Imperial treasury wouldnot so
far as Canada is concerned be a sat-_
isfactory solution of the question of
defence," while the resolution in this
connection as amended by Mr. Bord-
e"‘~i
sigis
_  _ _  , .,., .1-..,_--W.” -
-3
, ,..  . . _:. . _
| The truth is that thepace set i
even luxury, while those that dis- the Liberal party iight against ` lished U S  Y h t h t  Manure our
. ~ ~ ae ' " ' , ,
I . ' s a e
 courage new departures gradually be ceptmg the advice? l I am' Sir' etc"  C051'    ou~ ave-no enoug ` '
' 1 f he ii i a 1-c ei " N s. ` ' ' ' fils the a ---we have our lot.
come moribund and. fall into decoy. thafmjiist prgieougerilonthe rhggluillildnl ._._. WALTER JO E WASHINGTON. MB! 15~“'C0llE¥'°§5. Fel-tlhzer 1 g P 
'.
Ireland and the Maritime Provinces of March, 1900, which was carried will he asked next year to appr0P1`lBt° 3 ` ki
FOURTH 0F JULY FOR AUTOS fo, one bmi., Emp, B mammoth Call and get some also free boo cts;
Sir:-I note in your issue ofimth
14th that the electors ol Mollllf. Her- ing to tentative arrangements gl the
bert, Southport and Johnson’s River Navy General Board, made publls co-
haye Organized an Anti-Automobile day. 'l‘-his year the Navy Department
Association. It is interesting to ob-
serve that in this organization are
included a number of the districts,
which, hy their lack of interest and __
g nuto than of any other sign or sound
the Macdonald consolidated school, that is unusual- TWO weeks touring
support, wareinstrumental in ciosin
a. school which, for equipment, var
iety of studies, and quality of wo
Provinces.
If all this narrowness and short-
sightedness and non-progressiveness
effected only the present generation
and was doomed to die with its pro-
genitors, we might patiently wait
for the dawning of a better day. But
when we reflect that every bit of un
wise legislation, every . baclrwar
move, has its effect on generation
lation is decreasing! What wond
that our young people are leavin
strongest vitality!
this Province is too-slow for th
e
average' 20th centugy Csnadian._ And
if the known signs and symbols of
n
are legislatedout of this Province,
our-young men and our young wo-
progress and advanced civillzatio
men will go where life,-irfreer, mor
This Province belongs to the youu
interesting, and more vitalising.
_people. The present owners hold ri
n
in trust. -If'a referendum were take
‘on this automobile _question tomo
r
row, allowing “ only young people of
en read “that no regular and perl- Mah asoexfs bgxmzz thgliggs 
if fl0W.' ‘Am I here for my hea.1th?' Odlcal contribution 'would be_satis~ 8° I . ° v i mm ° M
'Tomorrow never comes' Then h m°t'°ry t° Gsnadm" A ‘hyd 'so to one in “vor  the .rumnn
_ - e ‘ of .ths`auto. ~
lish*-_S 8 riser. puts his lest on the atT:“°,,f,fcy ;':;;mN¥“d°g EA” fs 3° ' We
__ g e r. o cn a ~ e
. table- 1°°k9 ‘"°““d collfelliedly. M111 resolution so changed that a contri-
thi“k“ he is 'HY WHY. The Canadi- button could be made by Canada if
an works bard and says little about "°‘l“i"°d-
lt, He shows his good some moo by Mr. Borden stands today on this
-having no use for th A on naval question exactly where he stood
_ e in can style i _
‘of newspaper, which can foist any gllnorsga' taigoogoo ,gold at an um”
lie upon the public for a few hours U19 Contrary, Q-  be pmved to.
by giving it B sveinen-letter heading I em. Sir. me
ACFOBB the front page." _ FORMER LT.`BER-KL ISLANDER.
“The very fact that any evil is of Oh°n°"'°*'°w”' 15"' my' 19u° .
 origin is enough to make- non I `
it unpopular almost everywhere, in‘ ' mils' D~""To“ "HD .°°m“_
Toronto _‘bon “o_o  “FUR Fllfllluf'
`f'B_oards'o(»'l‘rsde, I\ should explain, sl¢;_1 nog, mot tho Ho-“_ oh"-_ _ .
are societies composed oi business l_l_v-l_t:;_n____ha!_o honored me with# review _ _
i,’.".°‘.?’,~”',‘_.°*¥'_*.°.l’f»=°i""~'I">t`°.  "“°" 11 - publishes by ifmcmmomm-irmmv
ncbi, not to hinder lt’, as hour" Govern- :_!___o1_::;_r`°i_r_a§_i_<_ii1_;_':)tts»\vs, 'aa
'  {" 
.”?°l“' 9°_""° _"*°°".' . _ adverse ¢_g_1_:i¢i»m  _
‘ ;'0iie‘becomes_s_cslri;ic_sl~ llwilf pévu- .own f°°°_ ill *JN fill  and ~
 in-_»» n v»n#-'i.¢se»i»._'¢rv‘-ire-`]°“r'i.2‘rii'°J°.i..“‘“°‘  lf'
.  'nov nssrirvdvile .lv il=¢**'il'¢'°"-’ 
8|'
U
of the
can _
1 2110.
‘do not
tk our Canadian cities and far into the
oooo_ has not its ooo, to the Lower country districts has convinced me
d
s
yet unborn, it behoves us to ponder
well the part we are playing in this
drama. What wonder that our popu-
er
E
us! What wonder that the lure ofthe
West. is draining the East of its
ll
3' into onset, or iauingtnat so ins
told that our roads are too
widen
i are
not so
ldreadnought displacing 40,000 tons
0 and costing about $20,000,000 accord-
asked ion three battle ships and got
one: as it did last year when the es-
timate called for two.
_ in an automobile through some of
‘that most of the automobile talk
passing current as wisdom at the pre-
sent time is idle gossip. If the aver-
age horsemen had the average sense
of the average horse the automobile
would run tomorrow. Seine men are
cowardly enough to say that they are
opposed to the automobile for the
women’s sake. This is a tbase insinu=
ation. The 20th century woman is
afraid of nothing. For verincation
of this statement consult the British
Cabinet.
One of our anti-progressives after
laboriously cataloging the usual ar-
ray of arguments against the auto
finishes oil his preoration by saying
that he will never get used to being
killed by an _automobile every time
he goes on the'road`. I can only give
consolation to my courageous friend
_by assuring him that an automobile
kills a man only once and that it is
unfair on' his part to' expect that
-even this implement of destruction
should be an exception to other death
_dealing agencies. _
Pardon me, -Mr. Editor,~.for taking
`up so much of;your valuable space,
but before cbncludfng I.wou1d'5ug-
_gest that, ss_._the-Autoehct now only
.waits the 'oynsent of the"G.0vernor-ln-
Council an .the consent of the peo-
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