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l  _‘IWW ¥al1280nle_t\l.- ¢~ _ - _ ._  _Mrs Greenlee Who Ordered it Rumors of Plans of Capture
'° ' "“°"' u"‘f°"  1tia¢`;,.r`.». a1._n.-mn; n.`.ri..a.`n»irn. .t..a..¢i,~; me rm... Relused The Completed Drove Them 0utofWini-
' mln _fha Thaw trialisa thing upon which aclaatwhataer they *fared to lieu-
' ifiluflllll-U¥hl~»a thousand yepralrom l.hair3o_aad deangrio wltnaaa the
_»» _ _ ._.._,,._i_. _haw may Judyphaulhairdaduetlonnn chamioa. Jellriea, the-y*_woul<i ricnbelrne ____ __ ___ _
, s‘A“R"cx“,___Rh°n|s.h Pmsm “_  efyditionaot today, Arthur give preference tothe .lc enmunzcr.
__The jgweéiol u,¢Re,im'u|"_ riabane wal an earueat speaker lint -“Soma people ilu-l!a_dt wi h the prprr.. Bunnr, Penn., Jan. 31.-Mrs. Clm\R, Wr:1nson,unt. .7;rn.31. The monotony °
gan ,,h“’__,u_*‘-'_ vm.” an mu*  umm’ moms of me [Ur zum. “mb mtnulvuowrlely to me G;eu_en_l_eE.__vrlf¢  _D. (iinaenleo. the and iiiaclplino ofa eoi:liei~‘g life had led
_ _ “Dhaka ownrnd yum” _ P _ _ ch h f _'1_=~". _ ____ __ _ 'H M vs t yo mano ui eran Pittsburg. to many dcseriions from the Uuitedl
:@yg"|_§.¢, gh. numb" of dm-I' 3|   Twin’ ‘uml ' »° B-'_{’h;::_"_'_::"! hng on' W" _“W 2; ia the rlefenriaritinaault begun here tr- States army Dost at Fort Wayne. Delthe “my or the "mmm Dum "Mm
'u»°b`b|’ “mb us' “though It um’ ha _ *‘““¢ ‘ ‘mm "ef 3 "D bl _ ‘ * ~ 5| l em *em \'~°m~ 5" day to recover $1,111), the cost ofa special- troit, .and some from Montana posts.
Under ¢ .. J-q5,I_'h° F-¢‘¢|,¢_ the Mufa League oi that church. \V. L. cmrta permitted it, 2, 0.00)p¢op‘e would lymlulc B ble. The plaintll ia Krilar Staady work at irood wages in construct-
. i. - _ . ».. _ ~ __  __ The num the mm. I' uni", wmml YUIUIUVF. Ghlifmrn °( ""5 l“F“°- PN' l¢fQ'§‘|'“§ii_Ll|ul evciy ay, A_|||,u,|»y.,, Loomis. ing wnrk on the Mit-liigali Central Hail- A
_md un 'ark at i M d _ D _ J D_ “_ l _ ' L M h Mrs. Greenlee soma time ago gave an way tunnel and ateellng of security from
'N  un°°mm°n°°d°  -.4 su 8;' k 5’ ahh _ Ian  I?:°° W *ou WIS W order fcraspecialiy hlndaonic Biblatobe capture, hild brought them to Windsor,
\7_"“°' °| "W *r 5 ° P'°“’7l°".““ n" 7 °*°°° °°“‘m "5 °f th” present printed on Japan paper with speclalbind~ [tis said there were not less thana
j I 0_hu,1'°l;._Intrcduced U1' "'“"°“ Siwairern. time would and the _ uma: imp in iagirenfi teams. when the bcuir was hundred and twenty-nvederermr-r here f
` ; U1 thaae Mr. Brlalaaiu; was the ilrst. He oorreoi._ly_utimatlngi.hom, multi he rem raady for delivery, Mrs. Greenlee declared a month uizo. All have disappeared 8
‘ _ , =,» Y ' “M | h W' _. tm “_ H th f thai it was not as she had ordered and re- within the past few days, however, it _BUFDNSCG \»0 'WN' H WUIHIDS voice ane-
“-Au“::_:_'u_‘“*°.v_-___‘ch" hu ‘Ru maa'°q°»n"fP-t 5 X* n 'DAWN ° fused toacseptlt. _ _ having been rumored that army officers
' ‘ ' ___._k_` are planning to capture and return them
Ona or the ililpgn he tr-lu to preach l(r._Br_“iabeue contlnuil drawing un' ir, me United gmc, sian
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‘ - 1 ao Ella ia the equality of human beinira- tha emphaah that is attached to thin trial  
____ 1 1 something not always advocated by our ` and all than ia in it _luetiiied bee-ruse `
paper; Wliatavar you may say about the in ahowl the *power of nioaey to atlr -   
§JNDoh,dan. il1,_1‘|| 'pp V ._  f '  - ‘ ' _ ` `
"ry fund secm“r,”R°':t°_:  yeildwjouraaia-whalevar_ mlatahes they American imagination, Take the money
U5 d|,m"|°,5 ,ml kann; cumin mayhave made-they have never sold out away from _that foolleh little hay who har
tateamen,coupled"wiih the bgnpfghn ahqpaople. The newspaper la a minor aiwayapone through life with a check-  °“ the gcc" 'nd mud whuhe wmud'
bi~vi~l=\i:__':nir“::»___ prelude ee um which reaecuiimmn mer.-rf. uirpre- i»c\i,"i.e uni, -.hifi we rm urn in "'
 9° 'w"'°"|° lu hlittlioawrynfurlml it only reilacts maraiyahotaman would not count for
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“_.:=": ““d:_|:’J_'__';°';_|;’ d(l}f_|:__1”l°_;\:\___l.s__:_:: ghatirainailtyotthe human race. much. and this picture ct ilra ,iurymen The Otlalllil BUlCh5i`S” wil '
th".   __ _ _ 5,. _“_+ _.which American atataamen have act hchalrrceatly heard bainirwaiohad as criminal; lrst they Have to Answer Char e.  ht Prisoners Make Esca e _ms_b_e under me c_r____m__“c_s_
-- . _  conceded- haf. Buch recngigpi hlepapgf eriptgipd becauaelt had given mtg-htuli themselves In thaintrrem cl
V M _m?°t' “ffl-*fl°ii0r.Y| but _ltla fat thixty liaaatoau address of President hhia boy,iapro!oundly aigniilgant. of Assault, ' whgn 3 Patfol wagon
*°\'¢|lllIlrt.\ht _Hail rabogiltiua ilhaulifi and h 1 tl: columns ‘Tha is in ivi h
\,¢m¢""_ mme. mem, mm dm ._d.__,~§ilo!-.aiBu_v .V era ree _ lfflpl . sr ui: so mu; attend- -I-U Ov
 spine- go, g,,,,,,,,, “Meyer-edeveuasea nrluiahr- In doin: t-ion t°m1me.a-ulwrc mueii en. which -_ ' ms 9"
tv ‘touch with Canadian aenti~ IMI. llaapeakarwentomthapaper wan Iareganlaa as irarliy, are really atten- _ ’
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mph” _;_ li"'\'§"= ( _ __ __ mea# To do ao. wo, ia Lord Ripon. _uindfniolthafautthat we would all con.| nr to thinru which are very iniporant. um ILE; in enqufhfz t_:.';”:o:
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 _League Tale of me Wild
Columbia Recills the Bridge
River Murder '
Viiscouvniz, B. C., Jun, _ 31.-The ap
pearanea at Kamloops of a well white
_man, accompanied by a trrrldad Indian
Book Sor Ont woman, is believed lo prove that tho
_ _  I il' '  ' GRID. lm" un amy' ‘LW . 'L i.~» . _V . ' A A V Y the three Ottawa hockey playara Alf PR0Vlb!NClf. R I-.JUL 31.-WUGDH
I, _ _ lt - I f _ < _ e smith, Harry smmr and chu, spi|,r,|_ pciiee vim cvercurneairi this city ui-day,
 _ T":___ f :   3 _ _. . . i ` _ ' me e n craiatiua t Changi. _D ir it.
__ =_._=  ____p_ .r ' _ _' _ _ » _ _ _ __ Cotton, advocate, of Montreal, with eiaht oi nine prisoners who were lacked
' ~ `" " ` ' ‘ ' ` ` af ‘ '  \ aaaault on ‘Hod' Stuart, E. {nh_|noq,\p¢l,_ingii¥_ imaqhed the door and made their
~ _ Cecil Biiechrere az the wander-era,cp miiirf The ninth Hn-rr Gordon. nn
  Jan 1?, at the Arena. nook place B _ not with the others, but etnppea tcglve
.» cleat evidanoe wan heard to aatlaly the uid i0 P0li0¢!mM1 WOU°» *HMO lfk M9
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_woman_ who was tho-ight to have been
murdered some years ago was carried
if by an insane ‘rquaremn."
Kamloops lndiauaere much cxciiclovce
man and the aquaw between Fish laire
nd Cherry Crrelr, a sfnvalsly-populated
paetiop of tl.c “ilry belt." An Indian
`o(_their own town, wl.o got arparated
mnylhla lellowa in that section, was
hauling for his friends, w_heu .he was
yer bin. Disniounting, he found the
_won.an,who. on approach, burst into
pears and told him he,waa the first Indian
elle bad aeonlor peven yearn. lic wan
persuading her to go 00 Kamloops with
him, when a b'g, dark white min, with
icno hair and lc\rd, suddenly appeared
The Indian replied ho was hunting horaes.
The white man told him he had better r e-
part, and threatened him with his ritl-.
The Indian retired as gracefully as was
On relating ihe story to the tribe at
<Kamloopa it at cnce occurred tr Chin!
`Louie that the Indian woman mu~t be tba
onng girl who disappeared at the time ot
what ia called the Bridge Rlror murder
seven yeara age, when a whale laillaa
family was believed to have been done to
cha d at th i f o inuin Policeman Wolfe beneath d°*"h b7“‘“k"'°"“' Th° b°d‘°° °‘ 'H
the victims save thoac ol a young girl
were found, and Ghie! Lawfa thinks the
girl who appeared at Fiah Creek ia the
missing woman. He has interested the
NG I  _Provlncialpoliccln the matter. A con-
'i ' `“” Smith and Chas. Spltial, while the case atanders, he lifted the wagon from "Able went outa few daygggg from Kam.
of Harry Smith was adjourned till Wed- \\'oife`a body and then surrendered to a
loops to seo if ho could trace the woman,
being too deep to mnlrc travel safe.
        :malaria ?iT:,;St: 'he uon-allpam-ance D0;l_c_ei:_x_hn. ____ W U ac _"H _,__ but he had mrewm omni '___ the snow
  _ Days ' urment Roadmakers   
 Q_|"_*_i!l°d T_fqr_i’rince ‘ “' “*
w I  ‘  d I I d Vil:'mlua,J'au. 81.-Without food or Vauconvan. B. C.\ Jan.‘8l.-Several
Y  s  a y¢g,¢|;_dq;-[pg ben gg"-|51. dup' |00 Wm; valuable cattle have beinkillefl by eat-
hudk nun ulpded BMD "meh ing -dynamite in the Okanagan valley, 1-
‘9 ’~` '4N‘~‘  J y " V ’ '- P ' ' ' r _ W and-tbeniaanauirrylntofaetilcratherr
Fall
il _ \ .én ~ I I 4 ` m"‘“'.a mulh.n“'"Y ‘U “FU lu 9° 1'b.'ch|¢h,um,tu-sh|_v¢ bca-themnchql;   
s , 'f,‘_°__|‘"“|_ P\‘l°\| I) ‘fail to present a claim for the lorne, I mrrciful death il!_¢if'°Wl|I\¥- “Dill” ol-Habla Lake. They ny the dynamite t Hal-fa M M d
this  nanny "_ her-my hm eumaioe .thai we Unnollwi hu hmmm meh °f th' 'num an W ...ima nyn. cw. OU " | X 3" 3 6
hott q _ ‘ `
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fT_h°l‘°f°l'° waived that me eiw ¢l°l\‘°°"° °°°“ ”‘¢""°".  c°;:’es:::: wvlgrzrlnfosshlnna muon
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wr’ at lhuen Pun" cw!" "' » | . i ._ tripping and hard checking wal In
.'°.~bl°d M' K°"|°"°"‘ °""d°""‘ th' . / evidence by both teams. The Ram-
aala mtioueni ar unnir ee emi. _ hier. wi rua u imie eemre ent
. in ne i
£mh::Z_°::d snjudthln wth lu buf    _‘   play, but during the play ol! C. Curry was
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'F' 9° ° "9" put offand the Creacenta scored
t H Province in the lo _ . » The line up in the teama waa.
‘°°' d 'mm th' “‘“° ` ‘ cover point. Weaver, forwards, F. boudon
wtuld
tluua
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vim
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tial llauaa at
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me _ ' 0‘0Ca8l|'|
In  will ll-l I part of the preae t ¢“V¢fl||l`35U\l\_¢ll 33500!" K'*B'"‘° cramaat roarlmakern, who worked iaat '
“l"'\ N533! and ooatinua ll; iz ““'°i”‘|lY|°\ll‘| “Ni” *W hm h"' tall in the vioInity.Sotar the caroaaea of Satisfaclafy R0f8|°98
Iaraharfraditlloio iilwaaa- our popn- , ‘fill Dl0l"ld “DW W0 H915 "“”` hail a dozen animaia have been found, _ __
lation may decline. li Wh!!! ‘|0001 Giifllli' bl i|f°*nf“l¢ and aa many more are miaainiz. Itis liar- A-HER" N S I al I I
'Anil whereaa the iuonqegqggid, or atarvation was moat imminent. The “Nhat when the mow gzea away ,ri -E; I Lociel 't;“:"M  “H°m°"
li Kfhllill fa" to" the lbhtebl t-hia "'°“° "“m"|° |50” 5nm||°l°U"’° number more may be discovered. The 5* "md I ylmng. b ° ‘ 'X
'ay .Plovinca ia utterly luhildhifate to 35,1011' 0009* l°'i'“U|lil ul” 'fi' ‘W raaidauia of iba dlntrlci: feel strongly on _'syn `° mg( °5 ‘m hu lu th'
 'U Niiiliramruts and -mill not -|“'*‘ '¢ °°°“' "U b*Y°“d W9 P°5’|h"' the matter ami intend to aak the Govern- 53:2: ‘$31,013 ‘L a::°.?;_‘:
Nil” U10 NNI. improve the public |51 °f \\1'\\|°°_- 0\PU\|ll clmpbfll ll" ment to haveitinveatlgatad. d f h th ‘ 4
_ h n “I tub Mk en nan our eacorewaa to4,i»ut.
Bama. oimbcnah th” donut m‘ 'malt  :°de;li:tTa m:iTaoa tso °r`:avic-a ' aftrr twelve minutes Overtime the Gna-
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"""‘°" "°"'* ‘ ' tualiy ‘Lowered into °°~»r':r>~:ir-fi. ef7>rr»'§`="ff»»5°-'§i~. rf~»`f=<'§.
lsays oysters are no Good an ; the G|'aVQ h;.ny£l?::tv:'llgl|Ilarr"wna a aatiafar.
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imma” ' _ iff?"  tliuiwii siiiiii
'r  "‘ °-" ~“ we iuiisi iuiis
" "_ °‘ -Goldwln Smith ha-
a latte:-taTha Coruallhn advo
in achooia and cal-
that Americana may ba PPIDING ,
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color II
all receiving.” he vrritaa
lailow of alien immigration. aoma °|||¢,|,, my |,|°¢.|_ Nm, my np, vimlaerl
t hum quntionable aearcea. Ap-
Qelhly you irai unable ta time
Yourait‘ hill IOC ha lrdb “mug Q uny-
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minor offense'
Alarmed and
Pon1‘An'rsUn, .inn 29.-ivan S rmew,
th : Russian whojumpod i’roi.u a ni win g
paaaenger train the other morning near
White River, was tro ught to Port
Arthur ad was held at the Police Station
hsrr.
Bermaagvrhohru been living in tha
Want the past. year, was in route to
Rnasia. where his wife and three children
raaide. llaintendad tn bring the family
back to Canada, aa he hal found this
country to hia taste.
After leaving Part Arthur he lalt
that he ahould give thanks for the
auocaaa that he had attained while he
was a resident of tbialand, and he
wiahod to show tha thankfulneaa tha
he hit in again beinir able to ul
back to his family, and he knelt
down in hla neat to pray. He prayed
long and- loud, and thi other paaaan-
HEALTH FOR RUN-DOWN WOKEN
From the experience ct ln. Jac,
Paaka, Baahatovm, nothing compare with
Fernaonv. " /ir. unira l was manned ui
“tile failed. my was pal .
'\ aary and rasuicwn it named I could'ar.
catch up. Fen-ozone atarud a new kind
and alnngthaned my nerves. and Hmiiiy
h d W I0” | 0-'
°“ §'»';m°f ir »':e'i'lci'ill'¢r Jretmnu fatal
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that when in `
eadiaeaad over '
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uf" time "vita 
A Man who was Grateful for Relief-
Train Officials Tried to Restrain
Thankful Russian- He Became
Jumped oil.
Kern in the crnch at first. became `
angry at thc voclferoiisnaea olhis ex
hortatipns; then thrybeeamc fright-
ened, thinking that the man had
zone out of hir hr ad. They vi rzrncd him
but their warninga fell on dui eara,aa the
man vias ao taken up with hire prayers
that he had loai: all knowledge of his aur-
roundings.
Then the pasaengers decided to get rid
ofthe mau,and they called the train crew.
Aa moan aa tho train omclala, wearing
braaa buttons and uniforms, caught
hold of Sermew, hia thoughts
travelled back to Ruash, where
the laws are stringent, and la
became frightened. lla broke away
from hia captors, and running to the
oar platform, _lumped off. Owimzlto
the lac that the snow wan deep ha
eacapjunhurt. Tha train waa stopped,
and the train crew endeavored to catch
the fallow. He waa now aearerl wana
than e_ver and he fought them off and
escaped into the woods.
Sermew spent three daya waadarinl
through the bnali and on the track! d
the Canadian Paoilc Railway. Ha bald'
ed bac: tcwania the Wen. sc ecard'
waahaof bei followed that WHQQVIU'
haaaandabxgea hawelld take he UU
wooda. Occaalcuallyha tookamatoh #_
alaepin the woods and than aoathad
nu aaron wenward. Ba was out M
aiu-ae daya ia blthrly cold weather, tho
ugpnun droppila aa low aa Sli hall#
gud' Dapita tllia, Sefmaw aaoanod with
Iatlalt bien. hi liltiniely hola; wall
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