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A MARCH 18, 1921
' 'IEE cuARLo'rrE'rowN GUARDIAN ` _ _ _ PAGE FIVE," __ _'___ .
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SANITATION In the pm-
 the by wird of our pres- E;
' rrlptlon del\u|'tn¢l_\-_!icrup- t.
uloun nentnenl ls demand-
ed at every drnlglet and
hlu work ls watched by ns
to lnnln- our customers
with the lelle ol’ D¢rfec\¢|l
service.
- The store of rellnhle ,..
service `f'».
1:
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il IIacKi|lnon Drag Co, ,
'l‘le‘ Ilexull Knrlux Store
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use
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llorel. vlcrolu ‘
Pollard lor It suing ul ser-
vice. _
lllunltly hnidhel ll
rooms with bethr _
Ish 1|.. your lon; In
lluiotitetowl.
euenroloueaosovfoeoeoeelseu
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Shoe Bargains
O
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Men's Mahogany and
Black Boots for men.  E
-Made
lasts.
These shoes' sold last year
at 810.00 per pair. Special.
Year welt sown soles.
on recede and box toe
The new crop of Foxes will
B00! be arriving so be pre- -
Filled to saf¢€\\M“I them _
#Ballast worms. Our Fox Cap-
sules are unquestionably the
parnlloll of lllrlcrlpllonl' ls , .
best. that can be produced,
' We have sold thousands of
them. They are used -by the
leading ranchers and have
Elven the grandest results.
Price $1.00. Sent by mail to `
any addrc.-rs, Made only by _
-_ The 2 Macs
~h 
' A careful selec-
tion oi every lini-
of Jewelry marks
our stocif.
l We will be pleas-
' F01' M011 fedto have youca
W. N. Tanton
_ JFWIILER
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-oeoasosooo-eeoneuololele
OPTICAL
 price now ‘ »  
    $6.95
4
See our window..
Purdie `- Ferguson
Shoe Go.
Successor: to D., Gordon A
oo' llll....J
¢ Our Lens Grinding plant
-the only one on the I_s-
land-is daily engaged lp
manufacturing t e vari-
ous kinds nt erases, used
in correction of defective
_ Th_ere are uolpng 
. un or s a'
l§l’§e'§`-_l¥Iil»\r'i>'r,sN°A"r9PY
SERV CE, is. the motto
of our establishment.
_ TG. F. l_lu_tc°h_e_sl_ln
l
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oool0¥bl-ill
lT’S P-IINI Ul’
A' terior painting and decor
i  I ' ,Mi  Gert into line with the sP_i1`"
> »“' _ ‘ll lit of Spring and do your ln
` ating NOW
" . arl to do interior Painting
Iggspnégxgfg . Commence now, before the
inevitable Spring and Summer work begins
   S--i-1 H°eS€??i“‘f»_fiee§‘3’.rl.;
ors .. .. .. _ _ Ib
W.hi,te__..__ __ ..  . ._....__.25cper
' ’ P L' uid Paint $0.00 per gal
` glgmeesflizss  iiiquid Paint $1.40 P91’
uart
J'ami2son’s or Glidden’s White Paint $5-25
Jalmiggni-gglor Glidden’s White Paint $1-45
er uart
P .
_ _ -all colors  ~..$1-35 P61' qt-
£,g*:-zlgr? all colors _ _ . . ~. ._-$1-00 Pei’ Pt-
Jap-;-Lac all colors; _ _ _ ~- .Soc per 1'2 Pt-
J-ap'a-Lac all colors .. . . "-300 P61' 1°4 Pl-
Jap-a-Lac Floor Enamel -. . _ .$1.45 Del' ‘lt-
¥ J amieson’s Floor P-aint .  ~ -$1-40 Per ‘lt
Glldders wane Enamel ._  sz.;-lo per qt-
Pratt & Lambert’s Vitralite Willie $3-75
. r _
Prat‘ll;)e& ¥?alrl‘bert’s A Colored Floor Var-
' nish......
_ '_   $2.15iper qt
Pratt & Lambert’s No 61 Clean Floor Var-
nisll.... . ...
_ _`. '. ._ ..$2_15 per qt.
Glidden’s & Effecto Auto Enamel in all col'
lors '
El t ' W ll Pa er Cleaner ., 25c per pkg
Alicbarxineg. . . .p. . . .. .40c & 75c per pkg
_ SPECIAL ..-Aho
colors -
' Kalsomine
__ Brushes in great
li ` ills Rogers
ueenSt
ut .200 packages assorte
1 10c per 5 lb pkg.
variety ‘all prices ' _
Hardware _Co. Ltd.
Grafton St
_ 149 (infill George St. _
-vision. " ' _
Irons: aAcas._'rlme will ui!
hone races at Pownal at 1 o'clock
531|-“D on *Saturday afternoon.
GET YOUR TICKETS early for
"l'Csl.\’berry Corner” tonight at
Prince Edrward.
F1'RE will be on for a dance alt
the Country Club Saturday after.
noon and night.
_ 500 YD8 PRINT cotton 85c for
.'.0c, I0 doz colored Turloish bowels
35:: for 25c. Prowse Bros., Ltd,
voun A'r'r§N'rloN ls al-own er.
add ol' McLeod Bros, Albany else-
where in this issue.
GET YOUR CAKE for Sunday
night supper at -pantry sale Fennell
and ChandleI"s store Saturday ut
3 o'clock. _
HEAVY PONGEE overlilouscs all
sizes special $4.75. Prowse Iiros,
Ltd.
- BEAN SOCIAL will be held at
the homo of M-rs. Anson Jones,
ilnv.clbl'ook. Tuesday evening, :Lund
-Inst., come and enjoy a_-rare lrca.t_.
.JUST ARRIVED alll shades' in
womens dress gloves for Easter.
Zilulle your' selection early. I-‘rowse
llros. Ltd. __
SPECIAL SALE' new sqlring voi-
Ivs ldw prices. Ladies Lisle. Ilosc
brown rlml black, 3 pail' for »$1,ti0
l'l:illlrren.s rib llol-le :til sizes 25c
I’lowsc Bros Ltd.
_...A LANTERN LECTURE \\'il| hi:
lilron :lt t-hr- Parisll Hull, Mil-lon on
Saturday evening next ul Il rl. nl.
All are irc-.lrlily lrlvitod to helli-
l\ilss Mclnlosh tell of her work in
N. China.
l=uNEnAu_ sA~runnAv_ Y jrl...
funr-ral ol' tile laltc Mrli, Sophia
ltnlrl-soy will -bc |leid_ from her late
rmiderlce.al A., A, R“m,;qy'.»;._ (-0,,
way Stallion on Saturday _19tl_l 2
oclock p. nl. The Rev. R. David-
son will colrtiuct services.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND- Il
lravetliirlrs is tllvorable Rev. lC\\'ell
l\iI~lJouI:a-I-l will preach sahbitlll 20111
at Ullllllas ll =t. nl. Bangor al 6.30
ll. ul.
____-See udc of Alcireod llros, .-\_l--
buny elsewhere in this issue
MEMORIAL TABLET UNVE~l\---
llNG_-ln order to give furtllcr tililc
for erection. the -unveiling of tllc
nlelllorlall talblelt- ,ln ill, P;r.u1"c
church \-:hicll was to have taken
place on Sunday next will be de-
luyell until Sunday morning, April.
3111 when the ceremony will ‘be
performed by I-lis Honor, the Lieut
Governor. -
MILTON AND RUSYICO--SI-.rv-,
lcv next Sunday (20th) ut Milton lll
il. m. and -ut Ru,.st~ioo 3 p. -rn. il' trav-
S~t.. Marys Hall, I-lntlliax, N. Chinn
will speak rut these services. She will
also give a lantern lecture in t`he|
Pnrisll I-lulli, M-lllton on Saturday
evening (19th) at 8 p. lll. All are
llrulrtily invited to boltlh lecture nlul
services. ‘
OVERSEAS MAH-_.._'l`he ncxl.
mnil for the United Kingdom will
be by the “Empress of France"
from St. John on the 2-itil inet.
and by the “.Melltzl" also from St.
John on the 26th inst. A parcel
poet mail for Argentine Republic
will close at l»la.iil’ax on thc 20tll
and H full imllil .for Bahullrus. .Inni-
alca, Berrbndocs, Trinidad Bri-tlsil
Gulzlnu and Ilrltlsh Honrllrms will
close mt Halifax on the 23rd Inst.
For China. and Julpan from Vall-
oouvor on the 27th. For Austral-
ln, New rork, and Honolulu from
Vancouver on tile 30th irtst.
SUCCESSFUL ISLANIDER AB-
ROAD.--A life size photo of Mr.
Ailhm J. Wilson_ formerlly of Card-
igan adorn; the -from page of the
Home Breeder, ipulblished in Bost-
on .for January. Mr. Wilson has
been honoreerlgby being ,elected
president of the organization of
Bay State -Circuit Stew-~
ards_ E\ir. Wilson who is cnc of
the partners ln the -big r0C€ COUTSU
at Sage Park_ Windsor, Conn.. is
` In the automobile supply business
at lar nlgll street. Homo- “le
mmry P. E. island friends and
relaltives will be 8-hill I0 hem' of
his success. _
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Fore Sore Throat.
" com In on e`hoo\.`_l_\»
\~1|NARD`S`
1.
LINIMENT
»\ ¢¢~»vr\r<<e~'OA-D 1Q|Q\"\-C'|‘¢""
Dr. E. C. ilarris
3, nlyedpeoialist
gpm Izoyqnmk
tetowl-
Olee Homin
PANTRY SA-LE at Fennell and
0hnndIer’s store Saturdlau' at £1
o’clock. '
FUN_ GA-LO\R-E last night at
"Cranberry Corner." Get your tlc'k
ets -for -tonight.
BOARD OF TRADE.-A 'meeting
of the Board of Trade will be held
'this evening at 8 o'clock in con-
nection -with extending the. rails
along the water front. -
MA'R5HFllElL'D_-Rev. W. H.
Sweet of :Marshfield will preach
in Highfield Presbyterian Church
on Sunday. Ma-rch 20 at 3 p. m.
AUCTION SALE OF Mr. J. D.
.\icl.ean, Canoe Cove has been post
poned until Monday the Zlet at
1 o'clock p. m. - -
M-IL Acndilms please alltend rr.
meeting in A. O. H. hall, Friday
March 18th at 8 p. m. lmlporb
a-nt business.
»M‘UBKRA1'__-II ll-me again sd-
vanced the price on musk-rat. Ship
yours today to A. E. McLean.
Summcrside_ _
SECURE YOUR SEATS now for
“Cranberry Corner" wllich will he
Wlpcittefl tonight nt the Prince
Ed-ward 'l`llcatre.
TRVON METHODIST CIRCUIT.
-Services on Palm Sunday, Marcll
21° by Rev. P, A. I\‘i~tzpa\'tl'iok as tol-
lous:---’l`ryoll ll u. nl.; Victorill ll
p. lu.; Crapaull 7 p. ln.. No service
:tl Alppin Road. '
1,000 YDS, 36 IN. UNBLEACHED
ln. lc-llukie drill 85 c for 45c, 1,000
yds 27 in. dress gingham -i0c for
250, Prowse Bros.. Ltd. »
DON'T FORGET SATURDAV
zli'l<l‘noon all 2'0 p. m. one bil: sale
ol' womens georgette and crepe de
shine -blouses special $4.98. Prowsc
Bros. l.l.ti _
MRS. THOS. H. LAWSON wish-
r»_-; to thank the friends who so klml
ly expre`ssed their symlpatlly, and
for -the llewu-tiful floral ol‘l'erln;zs
sent on the occasion of her recent
sad bereavement.
Our Ottawa Letter
A (Continued from page tour)
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quarter 01' a century, in up in the
l-louse again. this -week. Guriously
enough. it carrie up on the occas-
ion in form of a resolution intro-
duced by Mr. Williunl Smith, a
Gvernment supporter and noted
live 'stock prodlucer, declaring that
removal of the erugsrgo would he
erllng is pogglhre Miss Mcrnmgl, oflcont-rary to Canedlfs interests. The
House was divided in its view, und,
to tell thc truth, confused in its
ir-nowledge. The Government, while-
not taking kindly lo Mr. Smililw
resolution on the ground that to fif-
so might give the impression that
Canaria has abandoned its position
of pl‘0ttfst' against the embargo,
took the grollnrl that nothing nlucb
could' be gained by noisy and un-
seemly protests, As Il lnllttel' oi'
foot the position. so tar as Cunllda
is concerned, is being made rrlul-.il
more <ilt`l’icult ‘by the activitie'-l of
Manning Doherty, Ontario, Minist-
er of Agriculture, to have tllc cm
burgo removed, The British people,
n-or unnaturally. do,not like inter-
ference with their domestic affairs,
and, the spectacle of Mr. Doherty
addressing -meetings in London.
Eng., and of the Canadian cattle
embargo projecting itself as nu is-
,srue In British 'by election.-, is like
ly to work much more llarm than
good. There is a suspicion that Mr
efforts which he is making are not
likely to affect much good for the
Canadla_n°_i'armer on whose behnlr
he is -l>ror_esslng Io work.
 
No nmtter for what purpose
you need S'08Ii>-you’il find rr
superior brrmd in our stock
that is ideally fit. The assort-
ment contaiusz-
BATH SOAPS, TOILET
SOAPS, MEDICINAL SOAPB,
SHAVING SOAFS, SHAM-
, P00 SOA‘P8, ETC., ETC..
ETC.
-lf you have no special
brands which you use ex-
clusively-try an assortment
from our cases and yun'l1 Gnd
something that is lure to
please.
Johnson & Johnson
cotton 450 l'or 25c, 1.000 yds 36.
*IMI-elrtonielxenroreluolloluluov
rlle cellrlut olululull em "-,;.';;\,:;,,;;,&:-;=,.,_
Women lacking in nerve force
llld whole mindl are not as keen
_U in days gone by are fur. tlndlng
that organic phosphate is the one
element -that their impoverished
nerve uid blood cell: need.
Bitro-Phosphate, lor which Geo.
Hughes. Ltd., has such n large dc-
mand, is ordered by physicians be-
:muleh with its rare comes tgle svgl-
ted uoyacy an e er 0 _you .
It feeds the nerve. greg lld bl0°\‘|
cells just the food nature intends
sith eople to have. and
stron he y D
is I gets 'inexpensive upbullder.
Conor j Wine _
‘ Contradicts Ex-German
llmperor’s Statement
NEW YORK, Mar. 16-The form-
er German emperor’s proposal I0!
rl league of nations descrli-bed in his
book written with the object of
showing that Great Britain was
responsible for the war, excerpt-S
pf which have been cabled from
The Hague, is definitely challenged
and contradicted in the forth-
,I-olnlrrg memoirs of Count Witte.
the noted Russian statesman. The
,former German emperor asserts
.that he proposed a. league of na-
ltions consisting of the tniple sl-
,llance and the French and Russian
lalliance, and that this proposal was
.accepted by the Russian emperor
and Count Witte.
After rletailing in earlier chapter
_lt proposal of the German emperor
for an nffcnsive. economic alliance
between Russia and Germany
against the United States, Count
Witte refers to his socalied league
of nations proposal.
In 1905 Count Witte saw the
German ruler on 'ills way to Russia
after thc' trerity of Portsmouth,
and their talk assumed a serious
aspect.
“Having referred briefly t.o my
success ut_ Portl-mlouth." says
Witte. “heh then turned to tllc gurl,-
cral political situation ill Europe
and reverted to ollr Peterhof con-
conversation. 'I reiterated my
profound belief in the desirability
of a. general approachment of the
three main bodies 0| thc political
_s_v.-terrl ill Europe-Russia, Ger.
molly null France, this rapprpach-
lllellt tending to ‘become a. close
lllliorl, which, of course would be
joined by other European powers,
|l)_e1ivercll from thc burden of mi- 
litury expcllditures, Europe would
be erlnblctl to create a mighty naval
'force whillll would dominate the
world.
i
_ Shared His Views.
His majesty assured me thu/t he”
that my scheme had finally been
carried into effect at hts meetlngl
With Emlleror Nicholas at Bjorkoe.
Having imparted to me this extra-
ordinary piece of news, his ma-
jesty asked me whether I was sa-
tisfied with this development and
ill my innocence I replied that his
words had filled my heart with
Joy. We parted. `
Upon his arrival in St. Peters-
burg (Petrograd) Count Witte had
an interview' with Emperor Nicho-
write sthe count. "that he had re-
ceived a. letter from Emperor Wil-
lium, ln which were the foundation
ol’ the mysterious agreement. how-
ever. his majesty did not showme.
dorff. our minister of foreign af-
vlbrant with ill-controlled indigna-
tion
the desirability of an entente bc-
twccll Russia. Germany and Ger-
rnmly and ,France, when he inter-
rupted me. saying:
“ ‘But have you read the Bjorkoe
treaty?"
A Surprising Treaty.
wler n h d m
selves to defend each other in case
of war with any other European
power (including France.)
“Russia pledged itself to make
every effort to gain France over
to this union (but whether this re-
sult was attained .the agreement
between the two countries, was
nevertheless. valid.)
""I‘llis is monstrous] I exclaim-
ed. 'Tire treaty dlshonors ull in
the eyes of France. Is it possible
err
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gill;
tri'
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The Quality Drupetnre
Cor. Kent and Prince Its.
LQ-. '- '_ _
shared my views and then declared ||
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P/ayea’ an any p/Ionagrap/I
Brunswick
tHe big new
My M rainy"
Douste SIDED lzl-:CORD-oN LY ONE DOLLAR. _-
7 Wan( 75 Be T/le Leader Qpt/zega/1a"'o/1 Clie reverse 13121/3 °
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wh/. .ree/of ms., Nad/e _
rc Release
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And here are some morcsucccssful hits on
POPULAR DANCE NUMBERS
2061!- Margie-Fox T-rot _
Home Again Blues     3l.0o_
Vocal and Instrumental Numbers You’ll Thoroughly Enjoy A ‘
2061-Broadway [lose---'I‘¢~l\o|' Solo, Billy .lollcs
Sometlrinl:»--Mlrlc Quwrlettc, The llluurlonl-
zers  $1.00
2063--Feather Your Nest».-\luphlon Male'Qus.l'-
Lette
All She`d Say (was "I7-m:ll-hu.rn"--Terror and
Bar-itone Quartette ______  ............ ._ $1.00
2062-Beale Street Blues-Solo. Al Bernard
SI. Louis Blues--Solo, Al Bernard .... __ $1.00
10026-Thank God lor a Gwrden-'Fenor Solo. by
SPECIAL EASTER RECORD .» ~ ; "’
5039-Cltl'isl Arrose-Collegiate Choir
Mario Cllatnlce  3
2067-Rosle-~ Fox Trot 2t|65~-Ilulu Blues-Fox Trot
Caresscs--l~`ux 'l‘rol   $1.00 llop. Skip and .lump--Fox Trot ....... __ $1.00
2056-Grieving For You-Fox Trot ‘_-llltili-Kiss-a-Miss-~~Flox Trot
Beautiful I-‘aces-Fox Trot  ____ __ $1.00 Singin' the Blues-l\`ox Trot .............. __ $1.00
1.25
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Benelli
-Mother o' Mine-Ihritone Solo, Rllcllard
‘ li0l'lelll  ...........  .... .. $1.59
25002-R.igolettof~QuaJvtett.e, 'I/'esselln’s italian
Band
Callmen. - Selection, Vsssella's _ltallnu `
Band  ............. .. $1.75
:lurl03-Ave l\ln.l-la-Violin Solo, Max Ibosen $2.110
Come- Thou, Allnligllly Klnlr:-Colleulute Choir ....... ._ _  $1.25
Be Sure to Hear This Godowsky Piano Record A
Without question. "March Mllilairc,” by that “Wizard” of tllle Piano, Leopold God- _,
b _ Be sure to beam lt, Brunswick
owsky, is 'tile best piano record ever made y anyone
12-inch Record No. 30004. _` ’
1253 (}<ll.AF'l`0N S'l‘llEl§'l`
Drummond Bldg., Montreal _
THE MUSI-CAL MERCHANDISE SALES C0., Sole Canadian Distributors, 719 '
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of his agreement with Germ' ny, - '-1
concluded at Bjorkoc. Tile Text  f ,Q
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- ~ ' fairs. He asked me, his voice I
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Doherty's activities nre more polit- "‘Do you really approve of the   _ ' 7 ' " .
i-cal than anything also and hav- `Bjorlroe compact?" ,   L e
ills Pszsrd to the fact that the mat ' `
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provincial politicians. notably Mr. las. “His majesty told me." - S, _ '“ `
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er 9 purely 9' D°“'“'i“-"1 0119- UH”-_proceeded to unfold my views on ' `
Sllllefll I --I  ...... ... ... oPENs 'roMoRR0w _ __N_Ex'r MARITIME s'I‘A'I‘__Iol_~l_1-:Rs
ly- - ' . . c - -_ -
'|‘0i|et. soaps ... '..?i`”Z..l`§m.ii°‘i... iii.” I.°.’i Howard F. Mclmus, proprietor »
many and Russia obll ated them- ' »
“ Eve;-ySh_0e_Ne,w_  _ _ . _ . _ . _ _ _
 ..EveryPrrceNew
4 pn- jr,
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asked.
‘that all this has been concocted
without you and that you know
nothing about lt?‘
“Count Lamsdori! repeated that
until the preceeding day he had
been kept in complete ignorance of
the matter.
“Does nofhis majesty How that
we have s treaty with France? I
'Of course his moiesty .knows
tim: he replica, ‘but are not must
have slipped from his `mind`," or
what ls more probable lin' lrnln
was befogged by Williams ver-
hiage and he failed to grasp the
substance of the matter! "
_ "We put our heads together to
find a way out of the difficulty."
It was through the influence of
Count Witte and Count Lamsdorl
that the treaty was eventually ah-
varlous as ects of the case
N0   l’l'(lll; tilnetectlve and, Chief Balblne`al»
on Skirt W0_r11 so visited me rerrymmostearl, but
they declined tonight to slay any-
By Mrs. G. Perry um. for-I-u»»=_u--u tl-1.
i._.-pq>-_--
-- 1, rl-lass omr.'S-"Resxr did you
YAlt IOUTH, N.  M h .- -
Dark :iiystery stilll benshixids the pick °“t tm' W”-°“ hr m° your
H P self?" "No, l'got'Vei's .loner 'to
some sensational developments io- q ,
_d.ay, but there were none. It is now fnlohe -- , ` f._ '
.known that there were no blood- ` ° `
'stains on the stunt of Mrs. Perry.
which was sent to Halifax for an-
allysis. The mark on -the shirt lwas
made by some stardlly substance.
probaibly a piece of potato.
The detective had a long liner, A..  . J
, - view today wi-th Manuel-d Rose and _
Qlplpjpgl _ rogstell . _  he was given a searching exslnina- mtl."-w. °.' w R A
murder of Captain George . er- ._ _ _ _
_ rv. Tllere was some .exlpectaltion in “lp me select ""” nn' th” 'E'
lfarmouth tllllot the return of Det- MM" m'm'°"'.Tm" sm hu" m°‘F
`eci.ive Kennedy would resullt. in
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