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Cape Breton, Messrs D. A. McDonald
this province... SERVICE FOR THE DEAD.-Next `
` Sunday the Catholic anniversary Ser-
ment at mass yesterday. Rev. Father
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Interests Guy Mutual Gif] and Allan McAskill, who brought with McLellan 89998300 i0 IU U10" V110 . . <   `-
I __ll Chun"  The animals are large. 'fierce and,
them three lynxes or Indian Devils.
withall, handsome. They were cap-
had plots in the cemetery to have them
cleaned up and otherwise attended
to during the present week in order
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‘Wl1iCl'l IS Cl‘0Wd¢d with livé UD-I0-dalié tured in Victoria County, Cape Breton,
Metropolitan activities and is an unusually by Mr- R°d Mc'-°°d» 8 W" k“°W'*
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strong attraction' _ hitipllig N11 iizaliingmfhg capeturg. B 0
_ _Great Liner Sinks
Arrival of Steamer Lady
Grey at Quebec bearing
bodies of victims of Empress
of Ireland disaster.
Nueris Aid Quits Mexico
Suffragettes march on
Buckingham Palace
Grass County Goes
A Side Splitting Essanay
Two Part Comedy
The Colonel’s Adop-
ted Daughter
A strong Heart Interest
MilitaryK Iggrama by
WatCh fOI' Cafladlafl  M3nO€LlVI'€S In tc-resting meeting of the Victoria Di-
Motion Pictures  Week_ ‘I vision Sons of Temperance was held
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A LITERARY NOVELTY. '
This literary novelty, particularly
appropriate, was published in \\'hccl--
er's Magazine, London, in 1S2X:»-
An Austrian army, awfully nrray'll
Boldly by battery besicge Belgrade;
Cossack commanders cannonading
come,
Deal devastations dire destructive
doom;
Ev’ry endeavor engineers essay,
For fame, for freedom, fight, ilercc
furious fray.
Ge_n’rals, 'gall _ Gen'Fn`.Is grapple,
gracious,
How h heroic hardillood!
Infurlat, , nate in lll,
Just Jesus, lasts innocence instill!
kil
Labor low levels longest, lofticst lilies;
Kinsman kill klnsmcn, kindred kindred ,_
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Men march 'midst mounds, mates,
mountain murd`rous nil
s, nes,
Now noisy, anxl_ous numbers notice
nought,
Of outward obstacles o'crcoming
ought;
Four patriots perish, persecutlon’s
pest!
Quite quiet Quakers "quarter, quar- Maritime Fox Stock Exchange Hali-
ter"' quest;
Reason returns, religion, right, re-
dounds,
Suwarrow stop such sanguinnry
sounds!
Truce to thee, Turkey, terror to thy
train.
Unwlso, unjust, unmcrclful Ulcralnci
Vanlsh vile vengeance, vanish victory
valn!
Why wish wc warfare? Wherefore
welcome won
Xerxes, Xantippus, Xavier, Xcne-
phone?
Yield, yc young Yaghler ycoulcn, ylcld
your ycll!
Zimmerman"s Zoroastcr's, Zcno’s zeal
Again attract; arts against arms ap-
peal.
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"NEVER A LINE, WOMAN, UNTIL I
REACH BERLIN.
A good story is bclng told in regarrl
to the departure of troops from a Nova
Scotia town for \’al<‘artier. Among
‘ Mission Committee _
the volunteers going to tho front was ei
a burly cabnian. popular in thc town tr
and a general good fellow. llnrlni; cord of 2.00, as an exlilbltion in con-
the Course of thc da_\"s' farcwl.-,ll ho‘ne<-tion with the State l"a.ir races.
had gathered a rather generous Jag.
At thc depot was un inlmcnsc thr¢.ng,
among them the ox-t'ahlli1\’S wif:-. lille,
naturally felt badly at her I\\|sI1alul"s
departure. Sohhing. sh:-, throw hcr
arms around his ncvll, "John, when you
reach there you will write me, won't
you'."" In n loud voivl- .Iohn replll-ll,
"Never a lille woman, nc\'cl‘ it lino
until I reach Berlin."
PERSONALS
Miss Katie Lea, Vernon River,
left Saturday morning on n visit to
lloston. ,
Mrs. W. II. l’. Irving has returned
to Cape Traverse after a very pleasant
trip to Toronto.
Mr: J. W. Young and daughter, Miss
Anctn Young, returned Saturday to Ot-
tawa after u holiday visit to Charlotte-
town.
Mr. T. C. James, Charlottetown,
has returned from Truro, where she
attended a meeting of the Foreign
The Rev. Abbot Winflcld, formerly
of Athberton, P. E. I., will take duty
in the Parish of Bedford, during the
absence of the rector at Valcarticr.
Miss Jean West, of Pictou, N.S., who
who was visiting in Charlottetown for
the past week, the guest of Miss E.
Dunn, left on Saturday afternoon for
Souris to visit her aunt, Mrs M. Poole.
Miss Grace MacNoill, Ottawa, left
or her home Saturday morning, after
isiting friends at West River for the
last three weeks.
Mrs. Martha l\IcI.eod, Hunter River,
has left on return to Moosejaw,
where she will reside with har daugh-
ter Mrs. R. D. Bell.
Mr. L. A. Manger, Manager of the
fax is nt present on a visit to the
Island in connection with some new
fox professions.
ltcv. Geo. M. Young, Col. F. S.
Moorc and Mr. Henry Smith leave
this morning for Ottawa where they
will attend at meeting of the General
(`ont`<‘rcncc of the Methodist Church
which will assemble in that city on
thc 23rd inst., ‘and will probably be
in session for a fortnight or three
weeks. Bcforc returning home Col.
Moore will attend the annual meeting
of the Mission Board of the Methodist
Church in London, commencing on
Oct. 15th.
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PACED FAST MILE. _ '
Ill~."I`It()l'I‘, Mich., Sept. 18.- Dir-
'tum I, paced an unusual mllc hcro
rdny in n trial against his own rc-
Drlvcn by llay Sncdctzlnrr :ind accom-
panif-d by a runner driven by Tommy
l\lurpI\_\‘. the chestnut stnlliou pm-cd
the first quarter In 30 seconds, i,hc
half nlllc in 1.01, thc thrcc-quarters in
1.30 and thcn pm-vii thc Inst quarter
In 38% seconds. lnnking the nlllc ill
l.F»R’Y4, ni-xl. to Minor Ilcir's mark- of
l_5S‘/-’_., which lu- r-lniluvd to bc the
AN EFFECTIVE ANSWER.--In the
course of his sermon last evening In
St. James’s, Dr. Fullerton, referring to
the number of Prince Edward Island-
ers wno nad volunteered for the front,
said that he had recently been inform-
ed by a letter from Valcartier that over
three hundred Islanders were at the
Great Camp ready to take their place
in the firing line. This is a very
effective answer to the complaint fre-
quently heard that Prince Edward Is-
land is not as well represented as it
ought to be at Valcartler. Of course,
the number mentioned above includes
Islanders who have volunteered from
other provinces. _
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TEMPERANCE MEETING _An ln-
ln Wrlght`s Hall Friday evening. The
Rev. Z. L. Fash, President of the
Temperance Alliance, and Rev, W. D.
Wilson, Field Secretary, were both
present and gave an explanation of
the withdrawal of their allegations at
Sumlnerside. They claimed that as
this was wholly a Queen’s County
transaction the investigation should
have been held within the County, and
that the expense of taking witnesses
to Sumincrsidc might involve an out-
lay of $500 which they contended it
would be unfair to ask the Alliance
to assume. The subject was discussed
generally by Messrs' James Brodie,
George ll. Foster, L. P. Tanton, Cap-
tain McDonald, Andrew McNair and
others. It was announced that a
campaign of education along temper-
ance lilies would be carried on through-
out the province. 'l‘he attendance
was fairly large and marked the open-
ing of the winter campaign of thc
Sons of Temperance in this city.
CREATING A WHITEWAY.-lt has
been constantly felt that two of the
<-,ity’s main thoroughfares and best
Streets. Kent and George, have been
very sadly neglected as regards light-
ing. Now, however. thanks to the
enterprise of some public-spirited cit-
izen, one at least of these streets will
for the future command more oi’ the at-
tention it deserves than has hitherto
been its lot. Kent St. or a portion of
it-the block sandwiched by Great
George and Queen Streets-has been
provided with five oi' thc splendid in-
candescent electric lamps whlsh render
Sunnyside and Victoria ltow so at-
tractive a resort at nights, und if other
residents in thc- streets should follow
the example, Kent Street would soon
become rival of the streets around
Queen Spuare. These five lamps
have ben erected on the north side
of thc block above defined. extending
from the Singer Macline Co‘s. to the
residence of Mr. J. O. Arscnault, and the
cost of their installation and main-
tenance is being borne equally among
thc Singer (.‘o., the Revere Fox Exch-
ange, the Revere I-lotel, A. Horne &
Co., Miller Bros., and Mr. J. 0. Arsen-
ault. Especially is his noteworthy
at this period, \vhcn the city will be
crowded with visitors to the Exhibition.
It is understood thut Massey llnrrls
&(`o, whose promises are on the opp-
osite side of thc street, propose fol-
lowing suit also some residents in
Great George Street, betwecn Kent and
Grafton intend having similar lamps
particular square may soon be con
tal standards upon which the lamps are
Wi I -S
fnslcst ever paced in the open, `
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“An Army Moves
Upon Its Stomach”
It cannot move faster
men cannot march and figh
taining food.
than its supply train-
t without healthful, sus-
In the Battle of Life, you cannot go fast or far
without nourishing, health-bu
Such a food is
ilding food.
rape-Nuts
It is scientifically prepared to supply the greatest
amount of nutriment in concentrated, easily diges-
tible form.
While war in Europe is sending' up the price of
all foods here, remem r there’s delicious flavour,
economy- and *better health in Grape-Null. --
No Advance in.. 
~ .- -on
by Grocers everywhere,
Absolutely Filled Him With Imagin-
ary Bullets ln Valcartier Sham
Fights.
VAI.CARTIEl'f CAMP, Que., Sop-
tcmber 18.- Enthusiastic riflemen
acting as part. of the “Red” force
in today's brigade exercises mistook
‘the Duke of Connaught and his
mounted aides for "Blue" cavalry,
and ambuscaded them, pepperlng a-
way untll 8 color sergeant discovered
the mistake and the.supports ceased
firing. These men, part of the 90th
Regiment, had been placed on the
roud as support for an outpost. The
approach of cavalry was- reported and
the party promptly took advantage
of the cover afforded hy a ditch a-
long the road side. The advancing
party centered along unconscious of
the present of the "hostile" force.
As the first of the mounted party
reached the top of the hill there
was an immediate volley of muslretxy
and had the conditions been real the
supposed "cavalry" would have had
a merry time of lt.
THE MISTAKE EXPLAINED.
The mistake being discovered and
the Governor-General gone on his
way, there was some ltill "tagging
The explained their part
e that
the
Roudln, St. John; Louis Bean, Boston;
.as
harness racing,
that they be in condition befitting
the occasion. Not only should they
do this for this occasion specially, said
Father McLellan, but- the graves
should always be kept in as good a
condition as possible, and should never
lack attention; it was a duty they
owed to the dead and one of which
they were too often neglectful. _
tonlc_that will purify the blood, stre
ngthen the nerves, and add strength
and stamina to the system. Buch re-
sults are secured promptly from the
ues of Rexall Blood Tablets, a. prepa
ration that has been used and
dorsed extensively by leading pbysi
clan and nurses throughout Canada,
United States and the United King
dom. There are 60 tablets in a box of
R. B. T.. and every tablet a decided
aid to a worn out system. A Box 50c,
three boxes $1.25, six boxes $2.50. Mac-
Klnon Drug Co., Cor. Great George-
and Kent Streets. . _ MEM.
::We are particularly proud of our ‘
display of chocolates' for we know we
have the variety and completeness of
stock, purity, freshness and absolute ._
dcliclousness that perfect-satisfaction
can be had here every time. Our var-
ieties of chocolates include such delic-
Lucille Love. The Girl of_1_\4y8t-,ery 'f I
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A Friend of .the . -
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Luci1lbLove ........ 
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., ......EmestShielde -
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'Thicughourg
l The TwofReels;`
King Georg'-1, .Queen Mary' and Presi-
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Form _s_'rEnLiN¢;, uimsufl
sNooKiEs' FLIRTATION ' h
0 ’ 1,000 Feet of Merriment
O
Mayor ?
Used to comfort and wealth, she married
the Mayor, later the District _Attoineyf _found
er in his apartment-H1s_ friend in the next
r om dead. What was his duty toward the
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_ THEIR INTERESTS
_Vitagraph Comedy With A Good Laugh
IN COMMON
_ In im
acles as Mols's Nellsou's. Willards and
Liggctts, priced at 35c it box upwards.
rge and Kent Streets. MEtf.
BERLIN CLAIMS LOUVAIN
NOT MUCH DAMAGED.
The Nord Allgemeine Zcltung pub-
man administration of Louvain, stat-
ing that though from a fifth to a sixth U
part of the city is in ruins most of the ll
regarding which there has been 'so
much discussion.
The despatches say the damage to D
ed, including the beautiful city hall, n
t
the building can be restored easily
and the art works were protected by
German soldiers. The German ofil
cers did everything possible to check
the fire. Many of the residents are
returning, and some of the shops have
been re-opened. Trains are being op-
justice have resumed their sittings at
Louvaln
RUSSIA WATCHING TURKEY
ROME Sept 14 -A steamer
reports the Russian Illnck Sea fleet,
crusing off the entrance to the Dar-
danelles ready to attack the Turkish
squadron should it leave the (lol~`n
denhom.
ARMY FIELD SERVICE FUND.
Previously acknowledged 5,260.11
Robt. Patterson 5.00
Dr G. F. Dewar 25.00
Capt. Wm. Batt 15.00
J. A. Kelly. P.E.I.R. 5.00
Cross iload Churcli 1.00
Stanhope Hall Meeting (per
Allred llovycr)
Knights of Pyllllus
I". J. Holnlan & Co.
ltcv. E .S. Weeks, Pownal
3.31
10.00
25.00
5.00
trcnl; Chas. Dalton, Tlgnlsh; W. Amy
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BERLIN. Sept. 20.-(via London)- 
St. Peter`s Cathedral was such that F
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MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great Geo- H" ALLUSS WIN AI ~AISNE - early days of the war, \.hen thc cn
artlcularly alarmed owin to the
rnnncn Is cnnkann. ‘amy amended in getting guns in p“'1`l1° IMHO Jewish Cvmmlmltv was
position.
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'___° The first shell fell in Nancy short- stories which had been primed
ly~hcfore midnight in the midst Of a
LONDON' september 19‘_Th° - coplthtnderst irm Most people were u- _ i
°°P°"d°“t °' The L°“d°“ T""" “nd sleivr ami =-t first simply wok the ixizlflwtlih ltéliicvgnigsyvigiiiizdybyatzaiii
hc Halifax Herald and The Even- ’ ~ ~ -
m
Austrian newspapers. Bankers emp-
tied their vaults and made their cs-
M B d -t » I‘0D0¥`f- |50 b¢t0\10 i0 1187-‘tf““S» A ¢=0°‘ unless they deposited 5,000 kronen at
llshes official dispatches from the Ger- ing "H at or eaux' wil eB:_ 'ond shell followed quickly and imma- me railway station to show their |_
The success ,of the allies' in the diately beds were hurriedly forsaken ty to lncet the enormous increid
HU119 HOW P88105. Would l“`°b°’bly and sleepy children and fnlghtcncd cxpcnsc of living in the "capital, A dc-
iean the clearance of the Germansl B ed from th u , cr
public buildings have been preserv- from French soil. Already‘ in the women wer” r mov e- Ip
th d L r _ d th ‘_ stories to thc cellar. From time to
OI 8.11 OI' 8.l[l¢l Bn El OBSGB,
tlmcln burst gf shells, followed by a
posit of 1,000 kronen was required for
it trip to Budapest.
“Among the pitiful sights in Leni-
lw invnder has disappeared. The Ger- crush of masonry At midnight the hcrg were numerous Austrian soldiers
erately to keep,thelr footing in
rance
possible retreat,a1l along the pres-
ery replying tn`thc German bom-
pcoplc rusicd into the strec s, in or
. der to 'ascertain thc extent of tha
nt. front, particularly north of Cha- ., _
erated on the railwa li lone, enabl them t iakc 'firm fim"n'm.3° 'he glam 0( mes “ere Bee"
mans on the Aisne are fighting des-_welcome Sounds 0% the _French m.m1_ begging ill the streets for bread.
Many of them were seriously woulld-
. Other Austrian soldiers were
ed
' l ll
The qefeat of the Mmm, has not Ztgixéingn ggetlle l’)':T’;f:);lrdl:2gt tea; seen carrying their uniforms under
aught-the enemy unprepared and pd lmoqt t the mme Omen, Bl
the formidable nature of the defense ' "3 ` 0 I m 3 (
works thrown up in anticipation of th” th“ndl"|r Btiwm' From cv€ry‘ .houslfl
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their arms ln bundles, whlcll they
lcclared they were about to burn.
“Tile utter dlsorganlzation of the
Austrian military administration is
_very evident. The army provcd itself
an unwilling mass of mon, of which
e o n n.. m “mens mrts of the town but large numbers were delighted to
hnlons are a yard deep with shell
lense wocks concealing mitraillcuses.
rcmen preven e any ser ons con-
ti
G .
. flncru on
shields every twenty yards and rest ' '
hnmbers' The multiple lines of Ilost of the German fire had been
‘y ne between
Louvain and Brussels. The courts of stand. The ent*.my's trenches north of n t d ' _ l ’
C .
._ trenches sre.flankcd with further de- cnnccntmted on R Hman "ctw" or 00 0 all 9“0l`m°“5 |'0V|9l°n "ai"
the town and the dnmagc done was
throw down their arms to tlie Rus-
sians. _ »
“The Russian army watered Lcm-
berg in splendid condition, and attclul-
Y D .
“Exemplary order was immediately
he trenches are covered with dours dis1>I‘0Portionntcly small. f-0»l"iI\lr in-_ established under Russian controI,"
ave been mounted.
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All the enemy's forces scattered -a-
, . _
arriving nl; Nap]c,;_ from the 0|-i¢nt_ Tom from houses _md covered with to account the number of shells ruin.
' earth. The enemy have certainly re- cd “pon the city’ ' .
ceived considerable reinforcements of ,
incn and it is known that heavy guns _'°”'*'°°-“*`“"‘ f
LEMBEFIG PANIC STRICKEN
WHEN RUSSIANS CAME.
on e “ wo alternm given b n E llsl i
frivis' tug galiictrihi victory' or to had jnsi’ girrivlxelg ln] gléirggiigll fivoliii b
.»a's a na a . ‘ ‘
. Lemberg is contained in a despatch
The 1.-crmans have their backs to .' . _ a _ g
the wall, and on the third day the ;[;.a:ll]ff0,S,'.?;;l;;:d,I;,etWs nom its PU'm` the Countess of lllchester, and Andrew
battle issue is still uncertain and the ~ ' ' '
Panic broke out in the city on the
News is to hand from Nancy that entire Austrian administration fled
the inhabitants of the Lorraine cap- precipitutely. No defence ol' the town
_ ltal were ready to sacrifice their was attempted. The ltusslztns gave
installed in from or nn-ir premises- 1'- £3 L 5359-92 city, which is practically without the dcmorulizefl Alwlriml military uu-
ln which case, with the existing lights - C H B _*- fortinnd defenses' and it has alwaysltno,-mes th,-ee days in which tu
in Sunnyside and Queen Street, this ' ' ;I,L0NG'W0RTH' been imagined that gl; would be one OVHCUHLG the CUM °
- re“s‘"`e"' of the gmt towns to mu into the “Ol1 the third day as the appointed
verted into a great whlteway and not *_* hands of the enemy_ Theladoption of time approached, Russian scout aero- from Petrograd, a correspondent of
only add to the cltys attractions Init an advance through Belgium tb th_ planes appeared over the city, watch-
enhance its value with vlsltors."`I"- - cr with n victorious def” sé. ge d ing for thc departure of the Austrians. ten merchants of the Russian capital
uve lamps that have been installed Nancy has saved the it “f "WP" When thc Austrians failed to lcnvc li
ill Kent Street were lighted iur the --- ' C y mm wi* the Russians made it show of opening 1
first time on Saturday night and had VICTORIA ture' n. bonlllnrdmcnt. Although no shclls
at 01106 8. USM 0ff€Ci. f\!U`i1CillllZ mlwll ' ' ° actually fcll in Lcmbcrg, the cannon-
attention. Messrs Bruce Stewart & \V. I.. l’ool Mo - _ It h“s» h""“"°Ve Sunerefl C0 Side - \ '
SIR 'EDWARD CARSON. UNIONIST
LEADER MARRIED.
LONDON, September 18.-Sir Edw-
long theznanks have been Concentra” ard Carson, leader of the Unlonlsts ln
cd to support the main army which LONDON- S@Dl0mb0l` 13-_All IIC-
,-S now confr t d .ith t count of the capture of Lemberg as
Ulster, was married at Wlncanton,
Somerset. yesterday to Miss Ruby
Frewen. niece of Marlon Frewen, mem-
cr of Parliament for Northeast Cork.
Tile Marquis of Londonderry acted
s best man Tho uests included
Bonar Law, leader of the opposition
position of the opposing armies un- nppr0n¢|1'0g me liussiml m.my’-- me in the lluusc of Commons."
Challlwd-_ _ cngInccr`ls quoted as saving. The
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GC-OD SUPPLY OF TEA FOR THE
FIGHTING MEN.
PARIS, Sept. 19.-Telegraphlng
the Havas agency says that Japanese
avo presented the Russian army with
00,000 pounds of tea. Two hundred
thousand pounds are given to the Eng-
lish and French armies and 20,000
pounds to the Belgian army.
c, ntnguc, ,L/\_ Mgnon F. _n I' nding ttrrlflcd the citizens, of whom
Co., made the handsome iron ornnmen- aid, Cardigan; D. E. Vlnccnt, Mon- amy from nm b°"‘baI`d'“°l1t "1 th!! 35.000 001100 illi0 U10 S\1l‘f'0llllliilig
erected. Toronto; J. Il. Lylm, Toronto; G. H: E - V --~---='~ ~ , f -1 `
and Mrs. Jewettworcestor, Mass.; F.
-£12-1
F1. Grcnny, Montreal; llcnry Tomllns, '
Rock Island; Mrs. E. ll. lllcliergan,
Picton; J. M. Scovil. St. John; M. S.
S. S r. N S, t'
Mcll Bollard Montreal; William l<‘er
guson, Boston, Charles It Strathcrs,
Nh-\v York (‘lty F M Redding St
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Evans, Halifax; II. ’S. Wanamaker,
Montreal; R. M. Stewart, Hamilton; A
McPherson, Vancouver; H. W. Llvin
D. Campbell, Moncton, J. C. Redfern,
x..n~..il..|, Indus.
QUEENS
George Forbs, Port Vemon; J. B.
Gaudet, Mlscouche; J. W. McLean,
Stephen; G. LeLacheur. Murry Ilnr-
bor; Mlss B. S. LeLacheur. New-
York; Miss J. Dyke, Boston; Augus
Rankin, Stollerton, N. S.; A. K. Fraser,
Westville; Edward Hirsch, New York;
C. M. Green, New York; Leo. Mc-
Carn, Boston; 'Walter Flanagan, Dos-
ton; H. C. Wllks, Boston; J..Lent, Tor- .
onto; E. M. Smith, Halifax; Louis .
Louis Scherer, St. John; John McMll- -
lan, Montreal.
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