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A TIIOUSHMI Turks Killed and _ And Cutting Out ofCo_mmiss-ir
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Special to The Guardian. ith” I
`_‘ nnI<i0NDUN' J""" 23“Ki11i= George the I
_ selves
Special to The Guardian. jects.
MEXICO CITY, June 23--Nine were The
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iona y 0 es- an e edsral forces. 0 uding a circuit of some of the most low the King and Queen were the _ _ were
Prince of Wale almost ' ' I and
_ The scenes along the route were a smoth r d i th d k S' b
- iii b i . een
  repetition of those of yesterday with the Ofdir oli tht; (l‘::irter,uewlE]h estlili  haia
_ _ a much greater crowd of spectators. Peer's 'crimson mantle around his and
° P"°°°59i°l\ Amgen to form at shoulders, and the Duke of Con- . 10118
Th
§_u(<_:kin-gham Palace at nine o’clock naught in the uniform of a Field _
I _ _ _
~ .. Between lines of ' cheering thro a ' `
‘ - - “EB Just above the altar to the right
ttxsnoyal party made A* 9l38l7elY_p!‘0- of the King loaded with massive
. _FJ si mllklllg I1 complete circuit of gold plate, was thc girlish Princess ‘
_ ondon. Mary `
. e '
p oessiou was on even a pages
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route was more extended, in- for-me
" P0pulous districts youu
two hours later was under way, Marg
_Ii_i_perial crown. all tho nobles of 533° Oifl Gl19°5I:_= t¢;Wgogn__;;h§ Red Sea inmto
r 1 m ss nor _
Queen Mary today showed them- ancient otiiiiies n w‘it|Eiinii Ngxtliirxredeg A thousand Til)rkish esotidiers were P15”
to vast throngs of their sub- uniforms, the'four Pesreghes attend. killed and Mahomet Ali Pasha is cane
turn
,_ c . ing th? Queen, in shimmering gowns, TUAWIUK- _ _ Tw
in light blue and white grouped
wearing the coronet of a
wt 0\1t_'complet‘ely' the army com-
HODEIDAS, Arabia, June 23-The
rebels in great force surprised and
manded by-Mahomet All Pasha out-
ST NIKE ANU NETIINN ~
AN'fWEl7~P._ June 23~~'l‘ha end of thi
_   ;_iBu_i_i;c_n»s strike is now a matter eg
numb
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r»i'r'1\sBUi'1G__ N. Y., June 21 _ {',I§““
Prominent Officials of 'this' country anal?
und Canada will take part in the una
meeting at Rouces Point, N. Y., on Th
thc Canadian boundar Jul 0
Y y 2 , to al u
celebrate the beginning of work on dut
thc international highway connecting tlogé
Montreal with New York City and suit
forming a part of the proposed high- and
State authorities of New York and uluui
V<'i‘m0nt will join with those of the who
Province of' Quebec in the exercises
,,,, _july gggh when the work ou the ca1i'_:i“ges‘ marvellous jewels formed a striking
highway is actually begun. and the royal equips” with the KAW. roup in still another section. A
pageaint included four full Peerc
drons of cavalry. representing all shoni
ch ~ -
Ccompanied by its own band were
ose were followed by all the nav.
nd military aides-de-camps on`
the War Office staff, deputa- A
e, members of the Ro al Famil
immediately proceeded the state Poten
es of that “fm °f U10 BGFVICS. Princes in Scotch kilts. Near them Dr,
of foreign officers, the royal by m
foreign princes and ciilonial, in): 513:'
'ng canadian and Indian escorts' ty were in black court dress. Indian
ss, with hair hanging down her Special to The Guardian.
ders. and the three younger PH
the other members -of the Royal gist
MARVELLOUS JEWELS. ance
ILADELPHIA, 'June 23-Rev.
Robt. MacArthur of Calvary Bap-
church, New York, a native of
a
9' section of h0l`5° Hl'tiU9Fy~ family. Canada, was last night elected for
president of the Baptist World Alli-
lapge section was ohchpled Aléiong other officers elected was E.
embers of the House of Com- M
wore uniforms, but the. majori-
ipprell of St. John, N. B., sec-
wlui their ladies. some oi retary- - _
ummm
turn
the
M.
mac
and
he Canadian Car Com a ’ “-
ts at Dominion and 'I'urcoN:'li1N\ag °".e.“s°
d off this morning, the men re- spocml E" The G““1"li“"- ` _ H' .
ing to work unconditionally- OTTAWA, Jillie 23--(lver a million """'f-’ which have U09” “km ‘mm “IV
0 lllmusand ern!-iloYes went out dollars was_realized from the recent """‘5 WY' The SeBm°3'5 U°i°“ di*
ay., ag., for ,, ,wo cent, an hour gals by suction of the ninck rest in- "g_§_°fl BHC" H Settlement satisfactory.
' 1
asm The com au refused to cu-‘ _ ian lands in A berta. _
the dgmahdy 'pgs strike leauulliu The land brought an average price Wm
unable to hold the msn together °f $17 an “°’°~ owne
meh day more and more huve The census returns show the Indian
returning to work Today the population of Canada to be about
rice decided to call the strike off 100300' practically th” “me as las"  
were alowed t r t t thi ye"-
hhdel-_ the omouogdlilfiius? e r  cable from Sir Frederick Borden
this morning states that tile injuries
sustained in London yesterday by
Capt. Miacouli, his sou-in-law, are not
dangerous.
Capt. Macoun was thrown from his
horse.
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SIGNIITIIIANT MUTE
__ U'rnEon'r, .inns zz-.insurer seal Y
ent marred. the fly' f th thi d _ l 11 ll _ _ _ __
stage of the Paris-tiiEi0?ldon_uind-rg-   I E the (illness egg seizurs» -ease, the
gee by aeroplanes. Soon after _‘fob
t' = - _ av
§m§,§;§.;'°";mf“;§§]fa;‘;’cgmggg- _ The city seized $100,000 worth or
The aviator was thrown clear 0' thu 1 E canned egs us unfit for human con..
him, and sustained B hmmm ne _ sumption; but the courts held that
li
possible internal injuries. B -- 1 the
Four or the llysrr, Gilbert, vifisrt ”""
' are
NTREAL, -Juno 20-The strike c 'Shree 0! the principal British liner
"Z at Antwerp have oI¢.'sd an fn-
Ol Len Shillings 3, nbnth, ‘
fy Ilsrce to renounceali cornniis-“
5 B€1Zian owners, it is believed;
fOilUi\ tilt! lead of the Brltfgh,
rs. ~
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GNTRGAL, .Tune ' 20»`-Following
vorallle decision in 'the courts in
li Layton Co., of London (Eng).
e entered suit for $50,-000 against
eggs were harmless. The eggs
e been kept in cold storage and
now being returned to the -eww
    ITLIIIIEESTTII SENTIIINEN
Gar
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ms an. °'m°““ *“'“V°d h°|'° BI WASHINGTON June 22-Sensor ers
' m0B
Queen rode Field Marshal Kit- g ' .
--%--.,-...___ rl t bl k cpresented the army, a
chener and the bearer of the royal $338 eone (Ee rnavy; u tui,.d_ scarlet-
MTITHEIT BTANIES
B0
llosrou, .Inns 22-Mrs Eber geo
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Iistandard and a royal escort brought
up_ the rear. and
y, has there been an historic scene the
magnificent as the ancient Abbey (un
rge_V. and Queen Mary were blue
'i`IiiillipSOll, mother Of Esther, thc 17- heated In State upon thu". ThmneS_ Au
yi-ur-old girl, who attempted suicide
in thc Siuperiol- Criminal Court yes- ,lu
i.i\l‘duy, was prostrated when she was '
SCENE IN THE ABBEY.
cir Maicsties, with- gleaming
' b d igs sat, while the'b0y8
(i)§D0N’ June. 22"Perh“p‘.‘ "ev" ilirf Wesizsmaihstiii' School, who boast LIVERPOOL. June 22-The Glou-
tory never in the experience of ~ - t h h
' _ _ th 1 f cient privilege to ces er fis ing sc ooner Matamo Cap-
person who wiitnessed lt, any a_c3§_?;]ve€ue9 K?:,lg_ were high up_ in tain '
triforium, and the barons of the ing
Westminster presented when Thr%ne_ made a little patch of dark The
Peercsses were arrayed in court cos- ma
» - t
white, indicated where the judges
uc ports in a box close to the mast
and gold. tml!
John Robins, arrived this morn-
and reported losing her maintop-
of’l Sambro on Wednesday night;
topmast shattered oil, necessita-
the cutting away of the entire
the lndics, apart from the mainmast. She also lost her foretop-
S
t.
for new repairs.
She will be towed to Glouces-
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land
mild” *lt Eight 0'C10¢k the fl ers be
ing
at t
dart
val
H180. Kimmerling and Trani. B
cause they feared the wind, which
was gusty, Verrept and Lelasseur,
who are far behind in the race did
not start with'the others. It was
this
to
U away n t e following order,
wo minute intervals: Vedrfne, Vi
mfol'l_iled of her dn.ughter’s act. cr;
_ .l T0 U
Amid her tears she said.. I blame gms
the ilowmfall of my daughter to the
was on their heads and gorgeous
s outsprcad bcliinil them, the Tli
t Cullinan diamond flashing from 1” "
ssuvios IN THE ABBEY. er
e ceremony in the Abbey con-
wiiiliiiiiy she ‘kept and to the open aa.-.-_-_-_-_-_~_-.-.-_-_-_-_-_-.2-_-_-_-.__._.,._-_-_.___.,,___._._.,_._._._.___.___._.___._.___._-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-.-_-.-._---------~»-
.mmap umus  
mrs. Since she was a young girl she
hiii-1 /known many conductors and
motornlon and they were accustomed
to letting her and her sister Marion
riili- for nothing. The girls would
ruin out into the country with them
:ind return at a late hour."
ASKED ANOTHER CHANCE.
Sllc told how the_girls were often,
in-i-11 in the company of conductors
mid inotormen, and how, because, she
had them brought before the court
lor sentence to the Lancaster Indus- Star steslnship, with her 8825 feet
iiiiil School. The younger sister ac- of
II
ciilltvil her sentence, and is at pres- ing
cut in thc school, but Esther begged day
ilnii. she might not he sent away and gli
liskcil for another cllanice, and for it
yi-al-_ kept her pledge, the mother thi
1 tim
uoiuc home, and not ulitil into on
'|‘iii-silliy afternoon did she i\pD€0I‘ P-IS ma
ilu: house. The mother and father he
firmly.-ght her to the station house. fas
...ni said that sire line violated the
ii-rms of her prohlatfon and that they
\mni.cd her sent away. F
WISHED T() SEE "DICK."
in the note that she wrote to her
imltllcr just before she took the dose
ul poison in the courtroom yesterdays
ilu- girl wrote a letter to her mother
i.i.iiin that she wished she could
 u _
lmvc seen llcr and "Dick" ‘Mom she I
A 1 N
died. _ l
'l‘lio'mothor said that Diclh was U10 here today tho nucleus of a new navy,
young man with whom her daughtel' th
ulay, the first vessel of the ariny's
val adjunct. Instead of great guns
limi linen going about a great deal A
flu- thu png; yqnr. _ She said that she nu
II
did lint know his family “Umm *UN
puisoii was dramatic in the extreme. cal
.i _~i ii di sentenced '10 t
M after me a’ mm t 10 '10 A101' orieveral hundred persons gathered his t
witness the inception of the new to the dentist, for treatment. He is J_ McNair
ihv home the girls hand s 0
mmii~li two or three times. Then she to
avy and to wish godspeed to the said _
cAuley as she headed for Perth Nm- of an anesthetic when death occurred. 3|-d Base I
y, N, J., the first stopping place.
ommallder Eva Booth of the Salva-
l..u..l'e.i iiienoie that sire has written n
io officer Patrick F. Donnelly. He M
limi only looked at two or three bo
words when he saw the word “Sui” U
...l " men lie looked at the girl. tio
I 0' . .
1. ill. smiles up at him and sind. "I nsninlnl sian band gave ii concert
The McAuley will cruise ‘along -the
orth and middle Atlantic shore dur-
will be dead in a few minutes. '- _
Qiiicklyjthe officer seized the girl n
mul rushed her into a toilet room. at i
ilu-_ same time shouting to a brother
llilicer to summon an ambulance. H0
forced the dying girl to take a quam' southern ports-
iity of soap and water and his treat-
mi-.lit s ved her life. She was takell d
to the aRelisf Station and the Phyll-
nad li chance for recovery. s
ci
ic
fresh-painted blaclil sides glisten-I
mpse of the largest ship afloat,
It was her first trip, and hcr cap-
n said sho would do better next
siiyls.
lnlst Monday night she did not and 42 minutes to hmm
..
toning of tho last huwser.
THAM GIVES
WELEUME TTI
GIANTIE ULIMPIII
EW YORK, June 21-The White J.
real
in the sunlight, slid into port to-
and gave New York its firsti
e. It took ller five days lil hours
She handles like a catboat," ro-
rkcil the pilot, Julius Alder, as
relinquished the wheel with the
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NAA NAVY TI]
UAHIIY NELIINITNEI
WE
y
chair
' --_-._ ‘Medical Examiner Charles S. Knight J_ Bethune
NEW YORK, Jline 21-There was
accd in commission off the Battery
was
trict
tions
l quick flrcrs she carries Bibles and
l for "Peace on earth, good will
lncn." fi
n Army made an address and the
g the summer, stopping at thi! I>I'il\'\ -
npal'cities and towns to hold serv-
es. In the winter she will visit
_SUIIIIITE LEAVES
ESTATE TU WITE
...__ osni-IAM, .inns 21-`Julil;e James Que
Flint today allowed the 'will of M,-B_ Roh;-gays face is bhdiiy tom
Dexter A. Hall, the Brookline retired and
_estate operator who committed was
suicide on May 23 last. The whole immense mth were ¢hpth|~ed_
'also named as executrix.
   - A vcry exciting baseball game took . ' punters Apply to R, H- . _
l 1 t ' c vl t ‘ _ - ' ' ' - ' ' 1910- - ' '
pace as evening a c oria Park Ste,-hh_ Victoria Hutuh 6:@dtu_ .ti ns fluttered over Boston today iii The Principal disputes me _"_ um
between the Red'Sox and the Em _
plres, the -forlner winning-by a score _=
of 9--2. gm
-- "i‘hc lune-ups of the tcanl was as sto
follows: »
STBOR0, Jllnc 21-William
Fournier, who was coiniliittedto thc I ED SOX
Lyman School for Boys from Ames- T
bur , esterda , died in the dentist’s Catcher
Y Y
at the school today. _Tonig-ht
unable to give cause of death,
He has reported the matter to Dis- pithhhr
Attorney James S. Stiles of
0 guivution Army ym-,ht Jerry Mc- Worcester and is awaiting his instruc- G_ Whitlock
as to the performing of an au-
UYDBY- 1st Bass.
Fournier was 'lil years of age and
The scene of the girl's taking till! song hooks and a crew whose tactics fmly llfflvefl Rf UN* f'l°h°Ql _“I1 53'() 11, Howlett (capt)
last night. The school physician made
n examination today and, finding ghd gash -
eeth in poor condition, sent him
to have been under the influence
uumui
B
B RN TAABLE En land June 22- Mumu V
BH
street this afternoon, Mrs Joseph
_-- Roberge was attacked by a huge rat,
bit
riven boat and carries a crew of six.
Major E. A. Rickson, wllio, before hc
clans there said last night that Shv joined thc army. Wm* *1 d°°P'W“t°"
' ilcr, is _iii_coinmQ"fl;_____________________________u
The McAuley is a 30-font motor
half
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THROUGH DIDVIUCE. I ‘
uAUiiii‘rEli$ _ OF E_riiPiiiE
te
for
WUMAN ASLEEP 9°
BIDEFORD, Mc., Juno 21-While
lcep at her home on Franklin
n important bearing upon'fthe fate
f the Canadian Reciprocity Bill
, Conneau Gilbert Arros Dfnr. omst ui . I ‘ ' .
' ' » _ _ ght s occurrences make pos-I '
wreymanf R°”°a“x» Barra. Arg- lsaible the amending of the Reciprocity -
ill in a lnanner to render it liable
t_o,be vetoed by President Taft.
A coalition was formed in the Sen-
ate. between the Democrats and a
sufficient number of Insurgent Re-
moment, is to compel the Committee t
on Finance to report to the Senate
B l ri li |
i J 1 10, til W l ‘l _
  this li-Iyousc yigstediloay.1Th§asi‘i%cei>eN'§€h
(Too into for Classification.) ;§_':‘E:_f};‘;‘°;’0r‘:_f_ef1h‘;hL“‘;‘;fn}‘_f nggffr; 33 reported as taking place prior to the
IIOUSETO LET. L. Pfrsatm intent upon extensive tariff renee- 20,
\ s
to be put on the market; but tho
t in line at 10.20. They were ti - ' _ _ _ __ .
bed u onal political devcloplnents ill the company claims that since the sei#
grae y an immense °"°Wd °“ United States Senate, culminating ure
the drop in the price of egg! and
i . Th
"E 0 “B-ft from Liege 'was most dramatically last night. in a. other considerations, have cost it
se t 1 h 1 Y ' shifting of political control, promiseI $50,000. _
8 .
Pmmumu
same wind h ' ~ ~
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wmner of the third stage _Ms “me £1 _ con rgmo t___e _ena e and DOW" cidents occurring to 173 _individudl
digganhe being 2 hours' 3 minw 9,'r,;_° “ny l§f.1__hl’ 9899134 __ _ th work-people in Un-nada’ dul'fh‘g'- the
9 Purpme 0 9 coal 0" “A ° month of May 1911, were reported to
hc Department of Labor. ` -‘ 5
Of theses fifty-two were fatal, and
resulted in serious injuries. In
itioli four fatal accidents were
eginning of tho month, information
having been received by the De-
`__ 5-21431, tions and willing to add theln_as pmument before Muy_ 1un_
amendments _to the Reciprocity Bill,
The number of trade .lispfifos re-
Gd COUUSIJ. 46. At Tanto'n’s. if "°°”"‘"y' to °bt“i" them' ported to have been in exist.-:ics in
Colman 'MACKEREE "'12e?` `o€rn-
6-211131
her severely on the face. The pain
wakened the woman and she saw
rodent um from the bed
she suffers great pain. A trap
set in the house later and three
Elviriiws ' '
J. Mcliirer I
F. McCaroy
J. Sweeney H
G. McKenzie . Duggan li
little used. Applyy to D. BE S., 8g DU
at ceor si s-lliasipii. ‘ I be
estate, amounting to $100,000, was ___i__._ (_}_rf%__ Z0 .
lelt t0 hifi Wife who was  TUST received yesterday, fresh sal-   H I du
e
‘ sea
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____ __ ____ . Canada during May was thirf5y~fni‘r,
ISLAND SALMON. _I-Isillint, Meek- fm
__ _erel, Haddock, Codnsh; Ai; Tan- _ April, and thirteen compared
0"!-______ _ s-aiasl. _ » May. 1910. "
i R SALE re t b i _ *"”_ _ _ About 212 firms and 13,00 _
Fiofortahle 'sgnl-il-is a¢l:'§i‘Lrii1 Q c\?eli'\ ployees were involved in these dis.
Y
increase of 20, compared with
with
Blil-
ing been involved in new dis-
es. The loss of time in working
s, the loss of. time to employees
ougli the trade disputes was ep-'
tes. 189 firms and 4088 eiiiployces
v
t
mon, Morell catch. First of the thx.
Bon' F' J' Bradley' 151 Kent St' '*'- ` lroximately 299,400 working cars*
6-24d3ipd.
ANTED AT ONCE, 6 good csr-
l
nosfriiu June zz-Fings of siinn- ii'
O
f tl c rouation of King
.I with some e per‘ E ti - Gcorgc’ ' e y- K
ithin _ A 1 tx .Pismo BJ hn_ .on State street hoisted their nation- 3°
E DD y o omas 0 n k d br ken g
u CD__ Summer iu_ 6_24d1 _ nl colors, while ban ers gn o _ _
_WuuIuTED_-E-835tg--hgrgbukgn displayed the American and British ‘W
I arm, g0o wages to the ri ht ll t' [ ra
II- Apply to John T. Ohowgn, uoTL.l,l,f’ur°0,:vatE;1ea‘|;‘,;:;.}§)l;. ;?u1°;c,l1(;nff)uI general labor in view of extensive
wi“_°i"_°_Sf“Ii“_- 5'E4d"1Wl’d' navy yard all the vessels dressed ship "1
colors over the front doors.
-_-#_-._ compared with loss of 202.275 days
April and 71,830 :lays in May,
WNTED AT ONCE. R yfilvllll ‘mall honor [<7 lajvg fore, u consulate. cog! fields of the West, and the car-
ters strike, ~ at Vancouver The
ricliltural, commercial and menu-`
turing outlook is excellent.
A feature of the month was the
pid llbsorption of the supply of
ilroad constitution building, and
iANr1\ED_ - civic improvement work that has
an experienced teacher and sevener sent up 'm code Signal been planned for the present 'summer
I
NNN for Nogh River School. Mid ____
_ %|l'_':_':r°_l` v;_’;_<_l:en'_`Jl1- se§_l;_PPl_§rD;_l§:_t 330» patriotic societies held nleetings,and ‘_______ tlmt ___ each of than branch”
'l'24<l1Wl7f1- some of the churches with coronation_ th
5/ARNING, parties are. warndd
4 a ainst havin anything to do
8 H
with the Rocky Point night boat `
without permission from the owner.
a
mmond _Alchogrh 6*24d3i_pd.
'ANTED, an experienced teacher'
» i_ i for Hampshire School, No. 65.~
Suppiement $25. Apply to Thos. Tro-
R- Tilylpl” mere, Sec‘y. 6-24d2wr1wpd.
ANTED, by July first, 2nd class
 I
male teacher, protestant pre-
red, for Argyle Shore School dis-
fer
  H' D°w"r D' Marti” trict, `No. 142, Queen's County. $25
‘ _ Short Stow ;u_pplement. Jas. A. Ferguson,
°'Y- -R- __R-_lliblv 632933-
XEACHERS WANTED, principal
' ‘ r
H, Johnson (capt) F. Conroy _‘lu and assistant for Stanley
chool, No. 91, Queen's C0. Rcberfl
S
Left Field lown_ Secretary 6_-2_f`d_10i.
\f)_ls_l7_3f1‘, comfortable cottage and
A S . E . L, _
The collapse of a Coronation arch U' Lane B _ln barn for a small family, situat-
here today killed one and injured Centre Field ed
a dozen. - ro
on Passmore Street containing six
oms with hall and pantry. hci'°
a large lot in connection with the
 __ houses. Apply immediately' to Ed-
` ,' Right Field ward Kelly, 126 Sydney SI1\'°°t-
eziqul
IND WITH IIIHLIHD 1., Moran H. wniiioeii r
____ _  ST _L Road's School district, Noi
A ' _ Yesterday the Northumberland left  Fon I 155, for ensuinir 7”" B“Dp smell 0
   this port at 8.20, a. m., for Picton ___ - _ $50.00 (fifty dollars.) Asply to Fl.   
with passengers, freight, express and TORONTO June 24__Nur¢_hweu¢,u.|y W.- Martin, Sec y Trus ees.24d8_ __
_mail, docking at 12-00- 5110 left 0" wind,-, hm, ,ind cool, ___________i__._5L_._..li.‘
return at 4.30 p. m., docking at this ' NEW calvsd cow for sale. Can hc
P0” Bt 3'0" P- m" bringing p°“°“' The temperature at 3 o'clock__this__ ___ ...s_0_en__at H. Ho0per_Ho_i_'l§_e4g§__1ii_Q
TIEACHER WANTED, for CPOBB
gers, freight, express and yesterday-s morning was 48 du wus ubuv, ,erm Elm_mveni§__ L
~ I - - - - this m°l`“I“3 t ii rl t orrow "E d bl u mer cottage
wi 1, h no 0| tha mosh the large representation of Naval of N. S mail She leaves The hmggh 0| 0 ny an om fri() 1,. T, a ou a B m
°"i“Nl;hl;vai:bh’f:.l‘Elf‘iiBn¢3:ions for some' ficers and thc many beautiful cos- for Pictou at 8.20 a. m- d will be fifteen hours and thirty-three ._ ai; Inkennann. A-_pply to Geo.
th ladies afforded a pretty On Wednesday last, omltte since, minutes E Hughes, The Peoples Drugglst.
time wus' the At Home held in the
tum” of shout. the Northumberland made the usual The tfde Wm he high this mo;-ning ' __ s-Mdtfl
h _
Armouros last evenimr by the Royal scene t roui! ver tri leavin from this Mtn arriving at _,Aa tomorrow morning at 8_3, E 3 “cond om” mule
lddward and Queen Mary Chapters of
the Dau;-liters of the Empire.
The dance was promoted with more
than on’ obfsgti' It was arranged
prl_rnsril§ to Q tartain the Captain
und- 0M0§l~|" aff H, M. O. S. :_Tiobi;|
and no' ni ofa the first vi t o
tht Uaiiiidfaixll Flapglhip to this port.|
At the ` " 'reiinje it commemorated
_She Gor m ol King George and
ueen M A  `
_There yer; ver one hundred in at-
tendance at`ii%l1e Armouriu, so beau-
UUIUI llllillir d~ daeorlltcd with
Ililfbhf Jiiéki,"£si¢n|, national em-
.iizii-§.°Niv-i..~:“..i‘:.iif.u:f.°.‘r°.l.1=i
uniforms oi._lth» local militia, and one
Th ff i s successful from s _v P. Z , NT D_
point *iii 8vi`evvN,a those present enloYll18 “A1 Pl°t°“ “li 12470 “°°“- sh” hm* and Monday morning at 9.26.  IA teacher for Wheatley gchoop
tuumulves gp the fullest extent. __ ¥;i<=i_¢_0;\0Bt 4-5i_;__l;i1m~a:;\;lnB:_{`;";E°i:l:‘: The sun asus this e_venin_g, vtriuiox supplement S35. Midsummer vaca-
It can be taken as a eomplinienh to a . p}_5n.Tu"daP_l msn . row and Mon ay evfuunng 1; 41.5 ,md Mum Apply to Edmund can-_ 3".
11.1.11.. of we some »=d°fdw,,;>°; °=g,gg°',,g,,,,,, ,,,§',,,,,, ~,,,_,_,_, ,,,, ffm f°m°'§1°vTf_;\,<;;,, S ;_,,,,,,,,,,, ,, mary. __,________eh<i11~
  "°.§f.°';':...::: ni.. .a. ..... ... .....i....... ..  ..... rin" ““   ’ B°"“i°' °"*i;°..A“.:"- .:::°.°.:
t sro were m _ ‘ ' ot open ayl
 in     ‘rs ~“°..“.::.“‘t.:'-..f:.'::.°::. 3°;.i°°°.i..:::°:.ii'i.:'i:';.::°::;:.'s .-.-..°'" - HW.
"hit 'mee that Ven" became 1 8 red ag bo? general cargo each grip ginndii 'morning at 908 ABMAN, Andrew D\1n¢Hi¥. 'Bild'
Fhphip of we Canadian Navi". W anYeste§da the Eastern express trlilri Th ylowest temperatuio recorded C ence pl10“°. l\“mb°l' 233`R» 01' E'
'mm °h°p°r°ns were’ M" U 'd» rriv d--ohyhlme the Southern accom- st:l-da was fifty-four degrees a- A. F09*-°!"l. Cfmtfal D“|l°t°f°i`Ph°“°
Hyndmm' Mm. Jiil$'n%,‘nNi1N.li¢;nl1i|1i‘s- 'lsiiodiéion' was fifteen -minutes late, gg” ge;-N, and the highggg was Bury. number 163, where li. first clan turn-
M"' ‘mn O' Hy" ainshlv capable the western, summmids and East- one 'rin widest mornin me pre- out °en_i>_°led- °"1‘l1mP‘1-
is was furnished in a ~ _ _ nu _ Ph
. "'°""°’ "Y ““' J' U' '"“"‘°" ....4 iT.'}..“i‘l§’&"'{'ifl‘“iii.`l'€.§f.°N'fr$'»N'°3»`i'»i i.§’.`L° l'l‘.“.f`°i'i“`§.liIit’}f"..‘I °§f.'2§F.i§y (f"§{°.‘..fiff.'. ".'§§`lHi...fi n'3',"'..r vigil
blwli I "6oi`oi~¢.'nevov ummm s‘ Delicate f»f\'°'\""°“°* "°’° “° 1. is nine im ii uit -nv ee r' r Above or 'rwo Meer :$.15-J ' s-zdimopd.
‘and at the conclusion "God Save the F9' n m °' ' was y e iz ee o- . -
. - ’ '
5?'-T" "° Manny "mg by an We ‘mon Mia ui suemiurl l,p-IWIN GWB Minard'l Liniment lumbormiurs frien1luMinard’» Liniment used by Physicians
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flags God Save the King. All British
special services were conducted illl1
vnu. S
luamm
years and il. happy colmination. The U
pair were married in Scotland 35 '
ago, the husband going to the \Vcsr- S
their homes ln Belleville, in which t
ason, tlieoutlook being on Junc-
l\ _war will see an exceptionally
'ee amount of work completed and
. lal
music as “ mature' that the outlook was for a prosper-
ous summer season in the leading
  branches of employment. _ _
EAMEN'S STHIKE IS 
HAPIITTI SPIIEAITIIIG
i*lC'TI"['HAl\i`I"l‘(lN, June 20- The
, seame1i's strike is rapidly spreading
BE_LI‘EVIi'm"' IOM" 'PIM 21'- Bly here. A thoiisaml l-itevedores and the
the r°'m“""“g° ‘em ° A f cm” e stewards of the liner Philadelphia
named Rice' 8 romance 0 mnny have joined the strikers. Tile Union
astle filled oilcred the men li per-
encnt increase of $2.50 a montln'
. m
Yea" “go “nd ‘l“'°'°°d twem-V y”“"’ with a proportionate increase to the
tewardn and others engaged in its
em States and um Wife remaining  (service, but this offer was declined. In
Scotland’ neceiluy they st""t.“1 “__” consequence the company announces
responding. Wlmh "°“"lF‘“l I" '“ '° that it has been compelled to cancel
°h°°“l“5 9' h“H'W"‘l' Vomt hel'w9°" the sailing of fonr big liners for Ha-
urday’s naval review at Bpitheud.
to be married again. One of their'
01'.
sons is captain of an Atlantic lin-
IAsk for Minard's and take no other.
Learn to laugh. A good laugh is
better than medicine. i
Learn to keep your own trouble to
yourself.
The world is too busy to care for t
your ills and sorrows.
Learn to hide your pains and aches
under pleasant smiles.
No one cares to hear whether you
have the earache, headache or :heu-
matism.
Don't cry. Tears do well enough
in novels, but are out of place in
real life. .
beam to meet your friend with a
smile. A good-humored man or wlo-
man is always welcome.
Above all, give pleasure. You will
pass through the world but once.
Do the duty that lies nearest thee;
thy second duty will already, have
become clearer. '
A Be content to do the things you
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ii SUNBEAM
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can, and fret notlbecause you cannot
i '*»'
o everything.
Never reply in ldnd to a sharp 01'
angry word; it is thdseeond _word
hat makes the quarrel.
wumu .vouiaa nr 'rr¢oi:r_s_i.si._
My little boy, just four yeah old,
Came crying in from play. 
and climbed my knees a_1_1il honed
that I " '
would kiss his pains away,
I fondlcd him, and he forgot
His son-owl and dismay. _ _ __
Bo, Father, when the world goal
wrong, ‘
And breaks my heart with carer"
1, anis-like. rear Your io\u_1_|_r»;m_¢
'Do tell my troubles th#: t “ “ '
Aind all my grief You 1i‘lp`e"a1|a§
And all my sorrows them _...l
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