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Last evening the First Annual Gan
eral Meeting of the Shareholders o
the Bruce Stewart Company, Ltd
city, was ii-sie in cus nourri of 'rrsas Father Ndtlfled 0
Rooms.
There were present, besides the Dir-
ectors of the past year, a large num- _
ber of the- shareholders of the Coin. Special to The Guardian.
MUNCTCN, Mar. 6-Chief ltideout
Hifi
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_ Explosion Caused His Death.
1 Far From Home. His
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Many Leaped From Windows Fear _of the Mafia Terrilies Fire Occurred in Moving Pi
to Death at Night Fire Italian lurors. Who All ‘ ture Hell at Sunday Show '
in Cleveland Plead Some Excuse in Boulogne A
Special to The Guardian. Special to The Guardian.
CLEVELAND, Mar. 6-_-3i_x pei-5,-me VITERBO, Italy, Mar. 6-The work
were fatally hurt and twenty others of drawing the second and probs
badly injured in a fire that dest;-oy. final panel of talesmen for the tr
cd`a» tenement house here early to- of forty one Cammorists, includ
day- one Mafia leader, Enricm.Alfsno,
One man is missing and lo believed gan today in the civil court.
to have lost his life. The judge is experiencing tho
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Special to The Guardian.
ST. PETERSBURG, iMar. 6 __
bly Ninety persons, many of whom were
ia.l burned to death 'and forty others
lug W9” il1illI‘€d."in o fire that destroyed
be' 11 m0Vi“€ Diofture theatre at Boul-
ogne o`n Sunday.
The fire caught while the show was
The flu!-DCS spread so rapidly H1095 dimc“1tY.i11 BBC\1'l'iI1g a quota in progress “and quickly 'enveloped
l Y.
'l‘he Company, during the past yea
had met with a generous share
prosperity and the reports submit
and an addition to the Rest Accoun
were highly commented upon by
large number of those present.
In the year just closed* the turnovor
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;';."i§.;;°i.;'.‘:2.“.‘Z.?.“t.‘....i?.‘i3..i‘:f.i; igggg me 11”- -- M--A-----or
industry in this city, while the pros- `
nd -'_"l”””`
cts for the future are hri ht a
De A S
indicate a much lai'ger business than _ _ '
even the past year's. ‘
The manufacture of the famous Im-
perial Motor is being pushed eontinii- _
ally and the great success of that en-
gine on the market made it impera-
tive to enlarge the plant. Quite a
number of useful tools and some ad-
1.
ditional machinery had to he insta
lcd and the Companyis now in a bet-
ter position this year to turn out a
large amount of work than ever be-
fore. -
The large demaiid for the Imperial
Motor has surpassed even the fon
est anticipations of the Company an
it is expected that this year the out-
piiAt will bs doubled. A
It has been found that, owing' to
the large increase in business and
the large stock on hand for the
manufacture of these motors, that it
is necessary for the company to made
a- further issue of stock which will be
placed on the market at an early
date. The results of the past year's
business should be an inducement to
iiious who desire to me-ke a incli-
taiile investment and it is sale to as-
suinc that this issue will .be taken up
readily.
The majority of the. sliareholders responsible for the degradation of thu
present took part in the discussion
the statement and spoke very en
lottctown's largest industry limi \
the fact that it had “made lIf"0‘l~
Some of those present slated thin
they were willing to do all in their
l‘0Wf¢l‘ t0 hblll U10 l“d“st"Y  mc? on _“The E‘a.iiiily." He advanced a
2 new reason for the existence of “the
would be izlnd of the oppor Y
suhscriize to a further allotment 0
stock.
The old board of directors was re- due to the fact that a woman with
elected. 'Phey are as followsi B‘f_“_°‘f "st million dollar personality” foiin<
Sfvwllft. CRY? ‘A“d"°"’ M°Na“" UW' herself dependent upon a "thousand
John Mepeon, Souris; Frank- ll.
Henrtz, City; and C. Leonard McKnY.
City. ' - '
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A hearty vote of thanks. m‘-f'V°d b
Horace Haszard and unanimoiisl
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carried, was tendered to the directors
for the able manner in which thc_    
had conducted the business of the
company in the past year. _
After a general discussion on’ mst
ters pertaining to t-he companys Wicl
fare the meeting adjourned.
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Honson, Mor. a-'rus iii-st iustiio
dist church which has been one o
the town's landmarks for 40 years,
as b ned g f I
$25,000. The insurance is 518.000-,NEW
For a time the fire threat-ent-d ad-
iv ur last ni ht with n loss 0
joining property, but the firemen l>F0‘|
vented an spread of the ilamfs.
The are ls supposed to have started
from an overheated stove. and when
the firemen arrived tho flames were
sweeping throu h the building and up`
to the roof. Siarks were carried in
the direction of the factory 0'! 0115115*
lsr & Fuller and the tsnnery of
liiinne & Green and aid was summon-
cd from M lboro and the hght was
made to Teen the blaze within
bounds. »
Nothing was saved from the church
Blclpt an oil painting of the first
pastor, the Rev. -W. W. Colburn, Wh
o
did much of the manual labor on the
church when it was built, and a
piano. -
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Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere to the judiciary.
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‘ tgd flag' A- N01*-UH. Providence, request.
by the officials of the company, whign ing the police to locate Fiddcle Jon
showed a substantial surplus, -the Bourgeois, and notify him that his
Payment of fl six Pefcant `diVid0I;d son Frank was killed in an .explosion
8';  Kltselas. British Coliimiria, Fcl)'y_
yi-
d burned to the ground this morning
on _ millions of women who must marry
tiiiisiastically of the results of the men whom they do not love.
year's work. They expressed _consider-
Hllll? llfifle in the °0"‘P““Y “S Cha_"` compelled ivoineii to place this stigma
-I? upon their sex. I
5 These wcrc thc concliisions of Pro-
l`. this morning received a letter from
F' J- B0“VE00iS. iutlicr of the
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Special to The Guardian. °
FORT im1nFini.n, Mo., Mar. c_
Westfield, Maine, near liorofwer
together with their contents.
About 15,000 barrels _of potntoog
were destroyed.
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CHICAGO, March 1-Money, not
the possession of it, but its lack, is
Lack of economic independence has
fessor Charles Ziieblin in a lecture
iiiiwritteu law.” He said that it was
dollar masculine income.”
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- NEW YORK, Mari. 1-Detectives
from the federal department of jus-
tice arrested Michael J. Schwartz. an
accountant, in a Park Row cafe to-
day on a charge of accepting $500 as
H. bribe to submit a favorable re-
port in a bankruptcy case. This
amount in marked bills, alleging to
have been handed him by the bank-
rupt’s lawyer ai few moments pre-
viously, was found upon him. Sch-
` wartz was hclil for examination Sat-
f l|urday. ` _
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WASHINGTCN, March. 1-The
House today formally approved of
the constitution of New Mexico. HG'
.vancing that territory another step
toward statehood.
The constitution of Arizona has not
reached Washington, and cannot lic
acted on until the next i-es_i‘ion of
Congress. '
In the debate on the Bl>PI‘UV¥‘1 ‘lf
the constitution the statement WMI
freely made that President Taft
might not approve the Arizona con-
stitution when it does arrive, lieciiusc
of the recall provision iii' iefsrcncc
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To the boy or girl away at schoo
Or college, the "box from home" is
"Wy pleasant institution. Not th
least pleasant part- of- the box from
home are the “fillings in", the little
daiutlcs and swltts. and fruits the
I0' to-‘fill ap the chicks and comets
ol the box, so thence space shell bv
wasted. But M' you know there are
lofrof all corner! in our lives
no iithaf to im _accuses was dainty
loi-ing thoughtirlnd words and ae-
tions that _would sweeten many lives
siiireis -
iles well as our own. The bulk Of
5 most of our days must be occupied
s'wu=ii that suiistsutisi tiring we .eau
`work, but there is not a life that has
_not some chfnks, however small they
tiers. Dou't try to nu ovary particle
d - ace w'ith'subsf>antials; be
'giciahzunto “mi in" with :ns s;mcu_
Just a smile or a lovin! W0' 0'
lhiwtlli A ' 'look may not count for much in the
that o to' waste? And it would costl great pmcuca, w°,.k_,,,.0,.|,i; but there
Cd from the WiI1f10WB to escape death.
beneath
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COMMUNICATION
 'IHRDUUH l?R0lliIiGE
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Grey left Pictou for Georgetown wit
fifteen passengers, a quantity ti
freight and all Sat\irday’s mall. Sh
miles off the east end of Picton Is
rn n
ty spassengers, three cars mixe
freight and thirty-five bags mail Sh
proceeded three miles past Cape
and here became stuck. remainin
over night with fires banked. -She wi
attempt to resume her trip in th
morning. _
ier and more closely paclred ice ha
B011. ' ' `
Georgetown yesterday as the boa
did not cross, but the special trai
tei-‘day bringing a small local ma
and one passenger. A
3.10 p.m.
over passengers and all Monday
at 11 ye
or passengers and arrived at Ca
verse yesterday.
ial train leaving at 9.00 p.m. yestlrr
the mainland. ,
Yesterday the _Eastern accommoda-
tb
ffl
the Summersiile accommodation
minutes late. The Southern, Westie
trains arrived here nn time.
through the building which was oc- f\"0`I11 Which twelve jurors can be s
“pled by fofeigners that sixty leap- “Wd-
A l   MKIHLAND The pamphlet has
h
land and remained there ovefr night.
a.m. yesterday for Picton -with twen-
' d
- 'ass
ll
A message received from Cape Bee
yesterday afternoon stated that heav-
not been seen in the straits this sea
which went down Sunday night re~
turned to thiu cltyist 6.60 p.m. yes-
Six iceboats left Cape Traverse yes-
terday at 11.20 a.m. with no passen-
gers anrl nine bags of westem mail.
They arrived at Cape Tormerntine a
These six boats will leave Cap
Tormentine this morning and brln
mail. '
Five iceboats left Cape Tormentins °"
.45 a.m. sterday with no mail
Dr
Traverse at 4.20Ap.m. As there was
no inward mails there was no spec
ial train to this city from Cape 'Drs
_The fear of revenge meted out by
and the majority plead illness or pro-
judice as the cause for asking ex-
‘und the younger brother, who up un- cial association of the suburb had ‘f x y Q-g, -
,til the receipt of the latter was in boon held the night ~bef0,.e_ .1-herewe1.eA ((/Oflfflllllvd 011 PB-595)
the best of health, is in a. crit'cl _ -`--_'*-”'
condition. Ph sicians in A ttendalnide 335 business ‘mb professional men '
Y
declare that the germs wer; undoubtL present and there were exactly 335
edly carried through the United Sta- who had the strange attack of colic. ;
tes malls' ~ By afternoon the attack had worn `
off so that all the patients began to
and of having bought consciences to
further its scheme
ment, and warns
that the purpose of
istration is to seize
erican republics.
el- the building, cutting on every avenue
of escape. _
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‘ g I , ._ aration suit brought by her age
 Va., March 1-Mloyld, ' ____ ` her husband, George Sidney Gr
_ h _ Yu _ _O son of John L. Moor- field, o."grs.nd-nephew of Commodore
ing, is critically ill in his home. in CHICAGPO, Ill., March 1--Evamston Cornelius Vanderbilt was ,ie.n'i¢5_ in
cu' - ‘ ‘ » A ~ - A. » ' _
in is  from. scarlet fever received was in the throes of the colic yester-_ tho Supreme Court by Justice Guy.
I1 <2 er. it is declared, day. Long before daybreak doctors'_ "What’s the husband's business 7..
The boy received from William T, telephones began to ring and in every asked the court inte”-upting the p,.e_
Movrlug, an older brother, in Phil- case the complaint was the same- llminary explanations of coimsep
A Du ber of potato wo-relionggs at B<l€1lJl11&. last Thursday a letter, gripping pains, Snoli ns mark the “He has no business .. answwed
stating that he was ill from scarlet green apple season. counsel. "He is confined in a sanitar-
e
fever. William died a few days later, The annual banquet ofthe Commor-_ mm- Fmt We “neg” that he |133 the
bil't t et out and earn a, livin
E
1 POSl0lll0l lllSl0llS
T sit up and take notice. Ptomaine
   poisoning was the physicians’ diag- '
uosis. ___-
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0 PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Mar. 1
   ` George A. Wood of this city, editor
_ ‘ a Postoflilc the ofdcia
_ _ o of the Railw y e, l
' ___ , magazine of the Railway Mail Clerks'
A Association of America, has resigned
NEW YORK, Mar. 1-There was and will be succeeded by John A.
greaiu rejoicing amongst the crowd ' ' ' _ Kidwell of Columbus, Ohio, 9, former
' --- 'president of the organization. Th
which filled Part III. of the Supreme 0
Court today when Justice McCall on- NEW ORLEANS, March 1-In a 16» magazine will continue to be issued
" _ M W d will retain his
nounced action that will validate page pamphlet bearing the title Re hers and r. oo
some 200 divorces, in connection futatlon of the Statements of Presi- position as secretary of the associa-
with which attorneys had loft the sent Taft," received here today from tion.
proceedings incomplete by failing to'BF\1S901B. JOSE 35-MOS Z€18~Y8-. exiled -_-----'
filtl the final decrees. The justice former President of Nicaragua, indul-
suio that ns would sntsrtsin favor- ses in bitter denunciation Of Prcsl-  i
ably applications to enter such ds- dent 'raft and this go;/ernmenlfs pol-
crees nunc pro tnnc, thus giving vol- icy in Latin-America. ‘
i-dity to any marriage contracted by He brands President Taft as a E 
3 the successful plaintiff in a divorce slander-er; accuses the United States `
1 case who had married again, in the government of having “shamelessly  ` " '
belief that his or her lawyer had en- aided the rebellion" in 'Nicaragua '-""
MORE March 1-The spec
of aggranvlize- BALTI_ ' `
Latin_Am°,.,cam tacle was witnessed in the Criminal
the Taft admim Court here today of s. whi e man,
the,Centm1 Am_ who had brutally beaten his wife,
pleading for mercy with tears stream-
ng down his face when he hoard' the
_ i
tributed bw” widely dis sentence of five lighed at ttliie *Waip-
~ ' _ ping post and imp sonmefn n a .
Yesterday at 7'00 a'm' the Earl A But there was no mercy becguscltlie
A r n c-
,    testimony showed that F a
e - I Cauley striick his wgéetiieveii oiiirilght
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proceeded to a point about three _.___ ;‘;‘§:;o?;°u::nh;§0?It wénthiosmong
' VANCOUVER, B. C., March 1 - sentence of 8 wife beat” to the poet
° way last Thursday night and during
the time intervening between then
” it ws.. iouuu that dh Nsiltéfed mail ‘roxtao oops-iss ouiy io. io
g had been pluI\l1?f¢U~ We ll’-V* “O  Dried, Smoked, Pickled and
Th t ri us dsappearance of o, _
Sho wiii sctsmpt to proceed this i,,,;,,m,,y.F,,f 0°; monsly _from the rsgis- by ‘Fudge mn’ “mn” “ '“°“th
mo 1 5- _ tered mail, on board ithe steamer
Tha Mini-0 16"- Ge°l`B°t°W`“ at 7-00 Princess Beatrice, was reported to-   E  
day upon the arrival of that vessel _ , _ _ __ s' __ 
here. The Princess Beatrice left Shag- ' ' Y ` " g
MONTREAL Feb 28-An excellent
f .
g and the arrival of the boat in Van- ' h 'mauve work be_
°°“"°r th” ‘"°5i“t'“°d man was Dum' lldgstdlgigohyotthii ePFovince of Quebec
e defed amd the °°“wnts Bt'°1°n` Association for the Protection of Fish
when asked regarding me m“'tt°r and Game was furnished at their an-
r Postmaster McPherson said that no “ual meeting today' when w_ L_
clue had been obtained to the rob- Mawby was erected p,.es,me,,,t_ It was
d WF” “nd “D i“f°'m°‘“°“.°°“ld be ob' reported that Game Warden Gritiith,
_ tained as t° thftgxsct t“m`th° mb' of Montreal, had today seized two
. . “FY was °°mm1 E ' - o fur valued at 2500. These
'lheic was no special train 0; It was only when the mail was re- ggfsbeeln gailm-ed at varlhus points
n c-eived ait the post ofiice at Vancou- in. the.m_ovmce by agems (0,. “_ New
ver that the theft was revealed. The. York arm and comprised B big vary?
"°"i“°l°1' city and runway Ponce ty of furs, including many beaver
ii "5 at wmk °“.t‘h° 'mee' ‘but 5° 'ar pelts. The skins were put in storage
little information likely to reveal to await the action of the pmvmcmy
‘we i“°““'°Y °' "h° "h“"'°°” ‘“ '"““` uthoriciss.
able. _
"All I know; regarding the mat- 
ten" sam the pustmaswr' “is that   often called is in reality one of the
HOW
Blli ll§llMlllil;$
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To Cost Twenty if/lillions.
Eleven Warehouses and A
Docks 1500 Feet Long
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Special to The Guardian.
BOSTON, Mar. 6-Plans for
.ist-_  _
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EARL _QF _CREWE I5  
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RECDl`l'EARll_l(,`i
r».
.Auiiii iiiis “2l°liii§.‘i;°i.l§i'
Wcgner’s Autograph
` Coming 0ut_
Special to The Guardian.
LONDON, Mar. 6-The Earl of
Crewe, son of Lord Rosebery, is ro-
covering from the effect of e. fall
which caused concussion of the brain,
Home Secretary Churchill stated in
the Commons today' that the atton.
011° tio itii G t _
carrying out of steamship terminal u-nigga fn; 3331?? malil;;:tl:nT ad!
prdiect at Boston involving on out- Mormon actwit
, _ Y amen th \
laY of $20.000.000. which sum is al- of this country and hadgbegiinwlrrmig:
ready provided for, are announced. vmtigation a
'ru i '
y _ 595 existence the autobiography of Rich.
and factory buildings. a five thou- ard wagner lg to bo given t the
o
sand horsepower plant and terminal
docks 1,500 feet in length.
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Specialcto The Guardian.
OTTAWA, Mar. 6-South Africa is
organizing a trade and commerce de-
partment and has asked Canada for-`
advice.
Dr. E. S. Kirkpatrick, Ti-alle Com-
missioner to Cuba has resigned and
will be succeeded by J. E. Ray who
has been stationed at Newfoundland
as Trade Commissioner. 3
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MARQUETTE, Mich., March 1-Ai
kitten with five legs is a curiosity(
that ls being exhibited by Olovy Na.
dean of this city. The animal is now
five weeks old and appears to be in
the best of health. The extra leg
-projects from the left hind leg and is
almost as long as the regular limb.
The kitten has perfect control of
the' extra member, which does not
seem to be any obstacle, as the ani-
mal shows tne most life of the five
in the litter. The odd member has
normal toes and claws.
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word this spring. _
The book promises to be one.of
the most remarkable of modern
times.
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S0003 lN 00033 RUSH
'ADA, O., March 1-An innovation
in class rushes was instituted here'
Yf=Sl'-0l`dHY. when the senior and junior
classes of the high school inct in a
sock rush.
As the students were on their way
to school for the afternoon session,
the seniors and juniors quickly form-
ed in separate groups on the street,
hear the .-school building and rushed
for each other. The objective points
of the rush were soon.socn to be
socks. The classes were well matched
and the struggle lasted nearly'an
hour.
The seniors finally succeeded in re-
moving thc socks from _most of -the
juniors, forcing them to either gn
home or appear at classes minus their
flashy socks, but with the space a-
bove their shoes more conspicuous
than the most striking hall hose
could have made them.
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DETROIT, Mich., Mar 3.-Triplets
born to Bryon and Mrs. Knowlton
of this city, all girls, have been chris-
tened Red, White and Blue. Mayor
Thompson visited the family person-
ally aml congratulated them. The
F ll0L_lll0 il 000.000
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AKRON, Ohio, Mar. 1-A trav of
diamonds, estimated in value at $10,-
000, was stolen from E. B. Winger-
te'l”s jewelry store today by a. man
who entered the front door while
Winger-ter was in the rear. seized the
tray and escaped.
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'NEW YORK, Mar. Z-On-e hundred
thousand bibles have been ordered
for general distribution by the Gid-
cons os the members of the Christian
'l"rsvellers Assn. of America stvlo
themselves. Th’e order is said to be
the largest ever placed and it forms
part of s. national plan to place a
bible $1 every hotel bedroom in the
country.
parents are in poor circumstances
and have been assisted by the Thea-
trical Charity Fund.
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NEW YORK, March 1-The death of
Mrs. Biia Goldberg, whose age is
given as 107 years six mo'nthe,.-‘ was
reported to the coroner! office to-
day.
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PHIUADELPHIA, Feb. 28-Count
Appony, the Hungarian statesman,
,visited Philadelphia today and to-
,nlght made the principal address at
a meeting of the academy of political
and social science.
Minard's Liniment cures burns, etc.
Senator from Wisconsin, says:
solved.
“The servant girl problem, as it is
;'§‘s‘;';, tis aguzigrlyag $31535 f,:,‘:,T,,.ifig‘: (Too lotoiflsridlmasldcgtio .) greatest which confronts the Aineri-§
'B knowledge as to the amount taken Fresh fm, of an kinda at 'p,,,,it°n‘g_
where the robbery occurred."
Fill!! HUD WLD
ly winds, fair and col
thirty-five bags of mail, which wer _ ' `
|°"'W“"“°d "om tm' ‘M7 by 9' “pw 1°" d°g'°°° above zero' the thx- business transacted or goods purchas- ,l01°t». lien the hope." Said Mrs. L
lie scarcely a life to which these ,
l things will not be "sweets,"
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Minard's lsinlment relieves Neuralgi
and Caps Traverse accommodation anrflhrises tomorroymrnoraing at 63;. °l°'°“
c moon rses s e ernoon a . , , _ "wh gli A i ly
, The "de Wm be high this attemoon ‘ Minard s Liniment cures Dandrud. wo nkmhsrau “':§y°°';h:°';:;:ng°
B 95 2-49- who -formerly went into domestic
- 3-V-V7d3i.pd. _ _ V
- Special- to The G\1°\'¢“°1“- " os'r, su, Maron 4, in this sity
- TORONTO, March 7-Fresh norther' IJ Finder return to this office and by organizations.
d. 3-7d3ipd.
receive rewarQ_.___~_
-ni, lcsimncs will lonvo -Capo Tm- --------'°“’ V AO WHOM IT MAY g0NCi;`;R§f.i the Housskeepers’ Alliance of wash-
vorse this morning taking over the The coldest last night anilup tg  This is to certify that 1 will ington: _
F th"°° ° °1°°k this mom ng wa not be responsible hereafter, for anv In °0°0D21'8f-i011. n0t individual ef-
mometoi- i-ogigi-,ei-ing these figures at d b In pai-gy or parties, in my Follette The individual houseke
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da as well as the western mall for three a.m. and going down. The ° ' V V gr may do im- very best” but ,ne
Y' V warmist’ in th” period was ten de' ‘dgyneowhitgizhhthr:r$@:hzddefFhe:vel.? only one ond may be Itrullgmiil he
F008 850112 ¢°f°- _B_ Waliace Gm-i-_ 3_7q3i_ ,against the stream. Whrn hou
tion train was five minutes into and The length of today will be eleven‘- -----W -iNK~  ,keepers oo-operate 1,0 olwago lion
n hours and twwtv-five milultfs- B0 L ' B“' °' ‘“.°“' "“""i.oia stsnusrus. syscorusurs sou
'rin sun secs this siuruoou st 5.54 _ market. own lawful 211;?-3 fe" 0- ,,o,_i, and ,,,,,, ,t 0,, B ,,c,,,,,,,,,c
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“ can famdlyf It has unsettled many
' American families and has more or
\vAN'i'EDfgir1 ior gsnsrui house-
work. Appiy F. A. Hou, st.
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less vexed most. It ia a great econ-
omic question, caused by the com-
plexity `of our American lifc. How,
lthen,- can the individual hope to
A settle it? It is worthy all the atten-
tion that science can give it., all the
. effort tha! can beibrought to bear
_ Mrs. LaFolicttc is vice-president
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l Mrs. Laiforlfélttfs believes housekeep-
iers should sce to it that laundries.
of bakeries and other commercial con-
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WASHINGTON,-_ Feb. 28-Mrs. vice had forsaken it for the factory,
Robert M. LaFolleft‘;e, wife of the the shop or other employment, she
was on the way to solve the pro-
it is not in cus inuiviriuol iriizciioniiusm. . .
that the servant girl problem will bc, The factory offered the girl less nc-
tual comfort than domestic s.Arvii~e
had done. The labor, maybe, was
harder, the suri-oundinirs less retin-
ing, the air stlfllniz, the food less
nourishing. But the girl within the
factory walls wrist part of n grerit
system. Her woi-'.'. was systcmntlzcd,
her hfvirs fixed, hen duties iiefincd.
Shi know what wizs cxpectrd of her.
ln domestic eervim the iiiiexpecti-<1
was always happening. always, thi-_ru
were fresh d mauds.
ccrns which do Dart of the work of
the resent da houschold should be
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held up to the ihlgheet standards of
a- icieuniincss ond efficiency.
` Among the r¢or‘ms whiim the alll
d tobiilhment- of uniform scale of
ii- ~ -
isl ance hopes to accomplish are the es-
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90° wages, the fixing oh regular hours and
se- _ ~
the pieoin of household help on the
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S6- same basis sa other workers. Ignor-
l’°“°- ance on the part of servants, rather
vast good can be accomplished.
than their laziness, is in the minds
2?:-lie! the `members the cause ofthe
sir ‘ 'servpnt problem." 1
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