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WILD DEMONSTRATION Il PEIIUIIAH TERRIBLE
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RESULTS OF
OF SUF FRAGET TES Ell-INEIIJENIIE A MEXICAN OIL WELL
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Hall to Announce a Clause for Women Suffrage When a 0ll1°fI'|ll byoSii_ok Rush Are Dying and people' Are Kined T___,_. ~
Wild Outhurst Occuai-ed. Wom n ° d ° H°""’ E0 0'”
e Caine to Seats.Chains _ __ ' Aiding the gn
Cut and Women Carried Out Screamig.
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oils- StBl'll€Y Sllalltsi aged fourteen, went_
 -< . into - the woods Saturday with al
LONDON, DEC. C-(Special)-The
wildest demonstr-atioln recorded in
the history of the suffrage movement
_ occurred at Albert Hall, Saturday
night. `
A distinction is now made between
suflragists and suflragettes, the lat-
ter *designation including militant
supporters of the movement.
Lloyd_ George appeared' before a
mass meeting intending to announce
the governm-ent’s intention of inser-I Meanlvhilo others released from tones of an immense organ on whiehl
_ _ _ _ _ During two months continuance the distant and Tampico sixty
prison tore oil theizi outer garments a miislcian was strenously playing, `
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tini; in the franchise bill a clause
providing womans suffrage.
His rising was a signal outburst. I This ached like a red flag to 5, mam intending to gather wood ` WASHINGTON Dec 6-(Speciql)
Hundreds of attendants had been I`Du1| Que suck ly-ing ncmss the W; ' ' _
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¢_2_ngage<l in anticipa-tlcn of a distur- Megaph,o___eS_ ___oms_ be__s_ wh_s____es caught in B moving w__ee__ new up _£2133 _s_p__:;.r;;i_;ytha_l;f; i;l_lr_i_1;;;al_n__;s;;_
ance. _ _ d k .hi _ '
These endeavorlng to obiect the and an manner of dwlses Were' in_IlT;ad.Btruc m on the side of the ZUTZBNES' parrots wld oth” mms are
disorderly element found Womou "amy 1”°'d“°°‘l and P”“‘l°m°"‘i“11' 'rhres hours ister having returned iylliltg ‘E1 great liners and mm. eye'
h . n t ____ t _ ~ e_n_ _ _ _ s g o many prop e foil away is af- _
C “mc 0 le Be” S "fm _ ,l\0mU U10 DOY became ill and died a. fected_ we nnnnnnced ns remarkable several miles. \ r c instantly killed.
I A fiencflil Struggle ensued Wlién 01” u hull l10Ul` l1UHdl`€<lS of mlelll and few hours afterwards. results from a great flow of a Mexi- Men aid animals are dying from he
_finally the chains were. cut mild scores women fought desperately, women's_ A year ago Shanes' brother, while can oil well au Dosbocas, since the elleuts Of 110Xi0l1S Bases co-.I
‘of women dragged' screaming from clothing beiing torn into shreads and in the woods, became ill and hurry- rgoeuf, gem. Conga ration which C Mant] thrown on b in
the hall. over the clamo tl ' ‘ ~ g on y y
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1' rose ie pleading ing home died in si few hours- ‘sumed several million barrels of oil. wells. Chuluma, seven leagues
1 Two Brothers, Onelll and the The FUITIES Are S0
Strong That Metals Tur; ` 
mpany in Stopping ...s ..-
S., JOHN ,,,, ,_.S,,,c,_,_ Fumes. Towns 65 Miles Awy Af.ected.
the oil.
best engineering skill has been in ef Iva mlel, an experiencing the blsgk.
_ fort to control the flow and conserve e .ng of metal from' thil cause nd
lull ships passlngnear the well #how
Immense earthen reservoirs have "Le sheets of the poisonous ganea.
been built but the oil passed over Two laborers with ten mules @-
these and spread over a laguna for u ‘ering the current of deadly Dumas
‘l"ie government has nent to the
w ll three hundred aapperi to allllt
i' e company to protect the lives and
ll merry of the people living in the
\‘i.inity.
und stood exposed in Jail clothing. Oh Door What Can the Matter Be,"   "“_'" "' "'  """ "TT "' ""
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THNEE SUIIIIHES
IN CENTHIIIIN
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GTIENT PUWENS IN PIIHTLIINII.
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Burned and Sixty FamilieslT0 Regulate Naval War an Two IVlore Grand Trunk Docks_ lugs Yesterday. _ No Particulars Have Been
H0,ne|eSs_3ta,_~n,d in MOV. _ Create Peace Court Open- and Steamer Were Destroy- I ___ ' Received.
ing Picture Hall. _ ` ed Ill I-0"d0"' ' od- Heavy LOSS-
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CENTRALIA, Pa., Dec. 6-_(Special)
, Yesterday afternoon the Opera """
House was crowded to hear Evange-,
llisi. Bronneisen speak on the subject ST' JOHN' Dec' 6"(Sp°°ia1)_A
, _ -~~ , , ~ ., ' t reaches us ihat the
LoNDoN. Drs. o~_s so li-'rh ' pr _ _ . sf lo H011 and Book Aram. The "“"“e rep” _
_ C _ __ __ _ __ I _l;__(_a_) Br; )RTT-"\ND» Me-. Del _T3 (Special) evangelist poke for _,_l_m_t ____ hour steamer Stanley had been wrecked
-Sixty families ore lioineless ns the U" elmcc 0 P0“°l= CH Y --~Portlaii‘lis fourth large fire this year
_ _ _ . somewhere.
rss-ni ui .». are ~.~-uzvii r.-ipuu out thrus tum T0* ‘f“f“‘“lf H “Od” ‘lf THWS for came early yesterday. ‘md three ~"“'”t°“ “nd was ]‘s“"”°“
_ _ _ _ _ t -tn . d N t- _ _l No particulars have been received
siluiires inthe heart ofthe town. naval lvarlam and the formnuon of '1“’0 Of the eight d00kS of the 0 W1 goo a en lon In the even `
_ -  - _ _ iu- the Kind r t 1 ii Ye-T'
Tn, ,ne started ,n n nn,,,,ng picture _ an 1ut:_ru_wt1_ouolThr»oo§; court ou H; Gmuil 'rruuli Rsilwuy were rlestroyeii _“fed to have f,';;ee"W:E§S °___§°S_:°_s |
0\T\m‘f-"U CV YY ' 0 $2116, 019059 with three sheds and their Contents
Citizens liaie made ttmporary ari-
sliow and spread among frame hous- C
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gngemeuts for the care of families. Ill
STEAMER BORNU
he Foreign Ofnce today and a stea___c[ d_m___ged_ _Duath.” He is n very interestingr en-  
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with mi interval for the christiusiu Two great elevators of the G. fr. "`“'S“’S“° *nd ouruost speaker urui U _
olidnys it is expected the conference_Elovat',oi~ Co., were threatened but tho never Begum t_° um on me Sublect-
I PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Dec. 5-ff
ncials of the State Live Stock San.
_tary Board are confident that the;
have the foot and mouth disease un
der control. There have been no
new cases for several days. It was
announced today by ' the American
the cattle embargo the steaimshilps
Havenford and Merino of this pori
will temporarily sail from Portland,
Maine. The cargoes of these ships
is mainly livestock consigned to
European agents and unill the crit-
tle disease is stamped out they will
,sail for Portland, unloading at
Liverpool.
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_ STNNIEY WITEIIKEII UNIIEH ETINTINTIJ _ SEHUUNEH INST
The Evangelist Brenneisen '_` __ __ `
Speaks to Two Large Meet- It is Not Known Where and
Schooner is Missing and
Wreckage Has Been Found
' on Lake Superior.
Line of steamships that 'because of' --
DETROIT, Dac. 0-(BpeciAl)~ Ruin-
ors are current in connection with
the finding of wreckage oi! Crisp
Point, Lake Superior,'tbat stnamcr
Tampa of Detroit from Cleveland to
Fort William with coal is missing.
The Tampa passed up at Soo Bum
day night last.
The owner laid she had not nuehel
Fort V`#'am.
The 'i .npa i: :i wooden und MO
Will not C011?-iulle ulltil F€lJ~ 1- sheathing of iron which covered them I _-'_P<__-_ ,, ' V'-1; and of fum- ¢|,w”,m| go,-
The address of welcome was dellv- -e t d th n tin f I _` “__ '
‘TLOATED YESTER'DAY~ ered by Foreign Secretary Gray.  n e 8 am” ge mg 5 Cot   '  I I Y L_' w couisnd ol tn or ‘ ‘"-
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MONTREAL nw 5__ Tho S,gn,,l_ At the suirgeution of Gormouv the Spreading the urs to thi, stemshin I _ _ -- _ ___.____
Service Bureau reported yesterday powers have submitted their views (jm~nn,,nm.n_n increased the loss -Dyl ' I
that the steamer Bolnu of the bldor- on the varmiig poiotb 200 000
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wny from Montreal to Cuba cume,;T_°'~‘ ‘ ~T»e‘ ~-\`~- 1_1. 1:1611 IH Pl”";~lI1l€ 011 ishman is in danger of sinking. ___ I
oft under hcr own steam at cleveiil I0 "|055 lmP0l' an P1`°P°S35-
o'clock this forenoon. Noiiamaildl
was done to her bottom and Sho
proceeded to Halifax.
Minard's Linimeiit Cures Gcirgct in cows
CT; l_.’_-.Z_"_;”I___’ ".1Z‘_f_:“__Z_T`_; l ;  _‘.‘ ?."".:;T;‘;: '-*J-T_f;J’lTZ_Z'r3i
HAS A NEW THEORY .ON
THE LIFE
or rin; soul.
Scientist Beli_e".'es a Spiritual Body Forms After
Death and Draws its Energy From the
f Sun’s
Rays.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-A special
London cable to the Times announc-
es_thc evolving of a new theory of
secretary of the Dublin Society for
life after death by Fournier D’Abbo
secretary of the Dublin Society ior
pyschical reseauch. D'Albe believes
:hut the soul is an uricresurion of
“l’sycliomercs" or soul particles, iii-
lmbiting the indlviduiil cells of the
human body.
“'l‘hese phycbomeres," he says.
"ure Probably. 011"-'IUC to ulr,r;i~
violet light and therefore, may some
fiuy be made visible by mow P0W°l"
ful optical means than we ut present
possess. They will then be weiglied
and measured also. 'Tlirir wfi.'4l\l
will probably 'oc found to be about
one thousandth part of the weight
_ th h . d ,, _       _O§TA\`\’A_ Dec.5.-In viownff-or: i._ .
'J 0 UIHUH D0 Y~ _ y _ r ou is raised as to the intorpretafi ii I' ~ - _
other celebrity, saying onythinw sl-_n ' “scent orders regilrrling the im ortliiiillli ' “UTI sm” th.. outbnmk of “wh dm
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After death D’Albes “Psychomeres
unite to form the "soul body," and
are from their qature suited to the
environment of the eartli’s atmos-
phere, in which, he believes, they
float. They have consciousness, and
power of locomotive or energy, which
as it must be derived from some
source, is probably obtained from
the ultra-vllolet days of the human.
D‘Albc argued that as "the soul
body” subslsts on sun says, it ra-
qllires n-o digestive organs and has
no necil to struggle ns a material
body does for food. ...lo
SIIIITEH Tllllll
Iwill not be allowed to oflen any viol-
ence to saloon property or custom-
ers.
She may go “on tour" like i-in
sr, .ioHN~s, si r., Dec-_ 5.-wreck-I
I ‘_ age which wiislied ashore ut Cape Ray ,
~ leaves little dcuht that the sturdy little
steamer, Soo City, which for iwonty
years plied as an excursion vessel on
tha Great Lakes. went down with her
crew in the gale which lashed the New- .
foundland coast for two days this week. 
The steamer was in command of Cap- 1
iilin John Dillon, of Brooklyn, formerlyl
commander of the United States Gov-I
ernment transport Missouri. His wife
GLASGOW,- December 5. - Invited and three small children awaited his re-I
hy English sho scotch pi-oiilhitiuu tum homo- I
societies, Mrg_ Can--ie Nation, has tak_ The exact number of the crew is in‘
_en up quarters in a modest hotel doubt. lt._i.=i known, howeier that n_o_
nere_ preparatory to 8 campaign of less than eighteen were aboard, and it_
.-smashing the drink evil.. in the is repolted tb_at the crew wus recently
principal' cities of the United King. ‘“°“’““°d ‘° ‘H "‘°"'
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surprise, but the police have already
-intimated to her frilends that she
KINGSTON, Jamacia, 'Dec. 5.-The
treasure hunting expedition in which
many Harvard graduates are inter-
ested, returned aboard bhe schooner
Sea Gulf. They returned empty
handed, however, not having secur-
ed even one single piece of eight.
It took the Sea Gull two days to
reach the cove where the treasure is
said to lia. Fine weather prevailed
throughout the voyage. J. Layman,
the diver, employed by the seekers.
dived around the located spot, dis-
covering many old and dilapidated
wrecks, but not the one sought for.
After a fortnight's fruitless search
they gave up and steamed back to
Kingston very much disappointed.
The leader of the gold fishers refused
to tell of the future plans of the ax-
pedition. No other nvmben will
speak either, but it is common gos-
sip that capital is being raised for
another attempt, which it is said
will be made shortly.
THE IIIISH .IIISTIEE
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LONDON, Dec. 5.-Another dead-
lock has arisen between the Govern-
ment and the Church party, which
threatens the doom of the Education
Bill, backed by Walter Runciman,
President of the Board of Education.
This has been brought about by a
demand made by the Archuishopof
Canterbury for 5 larger grant for
non rate-aided schools than the Gov-
eiinment was willing to allow.
It was the opinion last nigh: t‘\'i‘
the Government would withdraw "-
Bill.
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iore is a provision in the regulations
pleugeg, but gm, must nnry ner fnnn. | ____  i and shipments of cattle, the E)ollolwiiigI"""" "T th°,Umt°d "Tn" °°°‘""d f°"
ous ha.tc_het, _ _ , The program for tonight at the‘
question was submitted to the customs.
(_,n_ 1 ve left my hatch” at hOme_ OTTAWA. Ont., Dec: 5.-DoniiniqueIUni__ue is mm that appeals to an department yesterday: lfor “port through Uuitod Stan; poi-tg,
declnml Mrs N t~ ~ 'Poirier and wife his fathenlnl
- ( _ ,, ,0n_ nn newnt nfn . _ » - aw _thcante goem “Will the Canadian paqific Railway I but the department does not consider
this announcement .il Suppose 1 _;._nd_two§__you_;ig ladien_ i;_e_sident anti l4_ The Fmntiemmlns Bl,ine_ is one of Company he allowed to bring Canadian that direct carriage of Oaiwdian cattle
\0n11nl_ i Stilnn.-~fI_rie _.ree,_pro~ay_owe ieirtn ti, .t d U it _ _ _ _ _ _ -
§wed(ed nlinnw gnctel ;:,(,;vce1,nE;|;  lmy liven this morning to the barking of __r(L;etls____€'r8_Il;§e___f_l_ef_'_)ex_;_'h_ 1212;; out gocod I which runs thi'ougli_f_he Stnle of Mama ent to shipment via an American port.
mind to Strike nt the ,.0042 of the -a. pet dog bclonginb to the family ‘norgemnnehip and westcm _,raver-y _St John for export nniislniuclidins the cféttlemrio carrier: nrq.f_o_
   fu    i  fm' .;“ “me ‘°   1-  --~o--fl ‘.`““‘...°f’“.i“‘f.2“.".‘2"‘i.»“""'i§. ‘“' ”.i.‘Pi°.°..;°.i':..:...:“..“i‘..i.‘:.;.. ._
°“..°‘” I “° “°* ‘.‘"°‘” 1”" .‘”"“  V5. ‘1.S.5..‘ii'§.§Z.i lrlligiiiilif; refusing um. l’i°?f.`§i'.‘ii‘3i..?{“ii?.~.....2`i. .i1‘.1"s‘€‘2.‘l.°3f ii..°i‘;‘.’$ been urroufed by Su Iuoufd om-
Ttifuta txennont l€f_the evil psi-¢é,l_;uE clock .ny the __n__ki____g of his dog _Ose~ Tne Basket Party, a funny comedy' to Sn _,nnn_ nn fm nn any order! given wright as chief lecturer on the old up
to o aa iormemy ace ' _
~ . l i, Th I ‘ li Justice will be put.
n “ent quantity of miniature nag was quicklyttpartially revived. Turn- _:sth thi fgiowing casts on
rnzriui-:N’s Nionr  ri--S --he M- ~    .f covrrlirucs or Pow:-:Rs
cities of Glasgow Dundee an
. . d Ab
New  Reels at New wonderland Tonlghtldecn, and embracing Edinburg :iii
London.
Also, a New Musical act by Mr. Dick, ln- SHOULD HAVE REMAINED _
ON CANADIAN TERRITORY.
troducing the Playing oftwo Instru- __
BUFFALO. December 5~ Dick
I menls at once. O’Brien, whnted in connection with
the_ smuggling' of several Chiulamen
_ _________  _ _ __ __ into the United States last summer
,and who has since been making hid
To . ___,_,_,__-_ nnr nit" and Hnrmm-lieu, Also he home across the river in Canada, was
__________a_§_t_:n;)n§_$_o__<l_iT_;::.0 l_l_’_$__ ‘_,__-______l__z winpsfnn The Man Wm, the Lnddei- captured _early today in this city rr
ui I.abo\`, would be uscliiis. It is one :ind the Hose as n fitting sul-MDE TOY Hhnrl' “me “ft” he °l`°s9°d l~h°_~f°""Y~
of (nn “mst _)ictm.__s ,,_xtnnt__ _,nn 1n_thl~ fire reel. lt is going to be u;'l'hree men implicated with OBrien
n,n|H_|0n to me _h__nn_____: nw n(,nict_ Fmnnnnin night ng New wonderlanfllivcrv recently convicted and sentenced,
WIS. tells a soulful story of iifuul
so give them a bumper house.
into so no not nnsn lg it is woi~1;|,_ Miss Von Ilrandlcrs gives a new Mil-ar¢l's l.lniinent Cures Diphtheria,
coming out especially to sec. The illustrated sony. one with beautiful
other film fm- inn nik-hi, lop- ‘slides and fetching fythmu- H15 ¢l1-I CHICAGO MARKETS.
If Women Worn Policeman and A titled When the Whip Poor Will sings .m
Flremmyn D5ugh¢_ep_ Love und lvarllrene. Is'nt the list aZ00‘l 0¥\67
These are both feature pictures, and Well it’s just one of the many' that Leccmlier Wheat   108|
Olll. of the-ordinary in dramatic force New Wollflurlunfl llls ln BUDTU l0I‘ tl!! December Corn   621
and flower. ' lloug winter evenings, so watch the January pork   51430
Mr. Dick who remains for another announcements. January Wheat   106|
week, will give an illustration of how Flremen’s Benefit night tomorrow January Corn   51;
to plny nw” 1n_t,.nmen_tn M _,n¢,._ ¢;,,_wui,rli for program. Many Pork ....  .  $15.97
CHICAGO. December 5-(Spcclal)__
iinlly revived her and then went to
l:~iuccour the other occupants of the
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house, who were all found in similar
condition.
James MeGarrigal as Lawyer Bum
Leo Howard as Liwyer Smith
Bert Dodge as Officer Higgins.
Prisoners Nuff Said.
ln addition to this Mr. Dodge will
I sing the hesuiiiui illustrates tsllsd,
  |Ain’t you Glad you Found Me.
, Admission five cents,Uniqlle Theatre
formerly the Lyceum.
I IIIINSTINTINIIPLE  To ...M
| FINE (‘HURCH IN NEW YORK
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(`0NS'T`/\NTIN(`lPLE. Dec .`i.---(lon- NF\\ YOR Dei - 'S ian
erul ls-fmiill Vuliir Pzisliii. ii forlm-i' :tide
, ' K_ ~. 5.- (`7lir|.t
Scientists will r~1'ecfaiintl\m~ temple of
| do i uinp of tho Sultan. who invesigilled worship in New York. Options nre un-
tlm ~i'e\'ol\it\oi\u|'_\‘ iuo\'omeut in the
nriny lust May. und who was musidercd
tuluivrlweii _il spy of thu old regime,
was iiasussiliutcil 'l`liu|'sida_v night in the
Sfmnbonl qunrier uf the city. Ho was
upp|‘oiohe1lhyi\1\ ulfiuei' of the urmy,
\\'Iin fired five l1‘\'0lve1‘ shots at his vic-
tim. The i\s.~i\.~isin escaped.
WIND AND RAIN.
TORONTO, December 'i--(Special)-
Strong winds and gales southensterl
derstood io Intro been olitziined on n
$400,000 sitomi Ri\‘arsir`In Drive, over-
looking iliolliidsml. li is proposed to
have it vliiirvlierlirfie ri\'uIliug in bf\i\\\f_v
0f:\rl'l1iiP<‘fu|'r‘. :lily other structure in
Al\iori<‘:i. li will lwanioiillinenf, fn the
poworflil faith of which Mary Bakerl
Elldy is the hr-/all and pastor e\uo_i'\fu.=.
its 1-ost. prolmhlv will upproxlmrltc
g1_.'»o0_000_ Mrs. llilrly is known_to he
profoundly pleased at this new evidence
If growth and prosperity in tbl faith of_
which she is founder. -
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to southwesterly, milder with snow
and ruin.
Condensed ads ton lata for olnsi-_
lution will be found on Page Three.
urinul for disrrioution among her ""°"""'°"” ‘mm 'rh iri ii Justice. cast f Characters. _ 1
friends. She` expects to nirtke o uyg. ull 535°” 51 um B59- H9 managafl _]e_ H_s Ferguson as Juage [)uf1ee_ ________ __i.___
-S-A--'- _ tematlc campaign begin-ning with the t° get IW' to the wlmmw ‘md 9"" . . ' .
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A Notable Gathering in London Called to Confer on
_ Laws for Naval Warfare and Formation of
International Prize Court.
LONDON, l)ecem't~i: 5.-The cen-
l»....ling the shipmentof Canadian elttlo
rutile from fhs wrsi over their linslthruugh the State of Maine is oquivul
was needed to nnn it and it nc_ from bed and as he did so, huffup to l>sirnyad_d_____0u to t___s the ____gg°8t _me _ out by_ the customs department are con~ :1__n_\;i{av!_vv_'_l_ii_<;li_wns adopted bf' Ptflia.
0'nlf>liSh0d u'i<l”0ut deal." th°` nom' He dragged himself ta act sketch now being presented entit-:mme I
~ Mrs Nation has brought with her Th” wT“‘l°W' and threw it 09°" and “Tr '*";"’:‘“““T
xxx-in  :rr
The Anecion delqatol no Rell
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ference of the powers called ny Great Admffll _0h"l" $t°_‘°*t°‘ ‘ _ . _
Britain fon the framing of U 004° 0( f°°°°' Gunn! wumn' ol Bm" :id
f f th, vqrwlty Commander John H its
a ' ~ '
llgrrgiatggh E§TvlthewTlIt:E‘:atNE>nal0 prim ‘bouli lllvll *muh* *T5 th' U54..
Icourt recoinnwnded by The HBKUG °mb““Y' Wm an " "mm
'Con-gross, “aug open at the foreign
Great Britain will be represented
I `. ~ ' ter lf by the Earl of Desert amd Ospfhll
t‘;,fEEc.?:|I7:l‘;T;EE1|iIis’hol‘INiiiElE;sf“Itlnis evxl;>ec(t)F|Cha.i-lea L. Ottley, director of naval
oduthc conference will continue uuiil linteillgwnce, and secretary of the can-
nnnjruary ISL mittee od imperial defence.
At the reuuerrt of the British ygov-I
An address of welcome wu deliv-
» ¢_ ch p wers which accepted ered _ by Fgrdlm 3°°\’°f~l\1‘! S11' EG-
Thllllxltinns 6 too the conference rave wuffl GUY- At Nfl” 9\ll§Z°¢l»b1l 0'
forwarded it list of subjects which Germany. the powers have oubmiftfnl
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