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(Canadian Press) 5
1,0N_DON', __ Jan. 17-it is feared
th _t.the _end is,-,only a few days, per-
hgti .n'_fqw_|hours, away for Lo_rd._*
8trathcons.;_ A `
` _  (Canadian Press)
LONDON,-2 Jan.- 17.-Lord Strath-
cona gis~-seriously ili, suffering from
greet prostrstion following a sharp
attack of catarrh. ' `
He is -94 years old and his condi-
lipn gives great anxiety. a
_ _ 2 (Canadian Press) ` d
LONDON, January 1_7.- 'Alarming
symptoms manifested themselves enr-
ly to-day in Lord Strathcona's con-
cition. _ _
V ._--_-__.._..__.
IIEXIICIII EEIIEIIIL
1_4 . _ c
Canadian Press)
I’}l.l":lIDO Jan 16 - Efforts f
lTederal_Generals who escaped from
Ojiliaga. Mexico, when .the rebels nc-
cupled the place, today resulted in
the arrest of General .lose Salazar at
Sanderson, Texas. llc was taken by
train while .enroute to join the Fed-
eral Garrison _ opposite Eagle PMB.
Texas., __i:l_alazar, is the seventh Mex-
icn_n General to come into the Gus-'
tody of the United States. Salazar,
who achieved distinction through t
raids on the Mormo Colony in fl
Northern Mexico, is wanted at santa li
Fe...New Mexico, _where he will be
indicted on charge of conspiracy to I _ _ _ . _
transatlantic liner St. Louis. The NEW y0RK_ J_.,,,_ ,_,,___W[_,,c ,_~n,,_._,
9~dY3mith mid been f‘“|k"g hFt"Ve"U is no upprccible dill(-reiicn in the con- | l | |
Humax and New Y°"k""1“d carried dltion of Sir James Whitiivy. Untar-` ' '
X. men- Eh” Wa” °°m"`*‘~“ded by los, Framier,the fact that he has not ""-
Cilpmin L°hnes' The ch-‘gnccm “ms riiridc cn ro ress is not f < 't- `
_ D ¢
0" bel' Will' "Um H‘*“\`“X “"4 -"L are to yencougrnge his frit-nii-x I niir At n specinl meet 'ig of the Bonn.;
"D115 t0 the West Indie” and Wm l""°` Tyne suidwtlie Premier passciir In rest; Of Directors of the Young Mews
` bably carry the _ l.-ady'Bl-”-IU! H ‘flew _less day and While not <.vorsc, this Uhflstliln ASsoCiaticn held on Friday
blllfk. t0 Halifax- _ tends 'to sap his str-‘.iilri.i1. Tonight PVI’-‘ling Mr. J, Kaye lioss was elect-
-~ - patient is resting quietly, ed President for the ensui-.lg year,
__ A+-_-_~ 'rue vice President is Mr. tr. H. `n.
smuggling arms into Mexico.. He was
nrrcsted at E1 Paso on indictment L
but forfeited bonds.
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(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Jan. 17--Charges oi
wholesale corruption in connection
I _ . . o
Border authorities to round up the H
er
¢.. .. = -
_-.1 » .
A _ --.l _ .ln
(Canadian Press) (Canadfan Press) I (Canadian Press)
Lounou, .inn la- charges oi Nnw YORK .inn is-s J OTTAWA J 1 _
b _ ~ . - . . . . ir ames , an. li. Much interest
"°e"._V 'md _COTPIIDUOD in.c9l1I_1e¢tii»h Whltlwy, Premier of Ontario, who has centres in the debate on the Address,
t
he CNW “ved by I-he Ul`m“h “t'°‘_““' real lm rovcment in Premier' Whit
Wm* ‘IHHWBII BllPpiies for the British been ill in New York, len, to-day for which will be, commenced soon after
-'i\`mY. which aroused widespread at- 'Toronto in a special car attached to the I-louse of Commons resumes sit-
tention in the British _I_sles, was the the New York Centraltraln. tinge Monday afternoon. The first
sublrvt. Saturday, of charges brought' on the train with him are Lady speaker wu_1 he H, F. Mnuenn, the
at Bow street scationggainst eight. Whitney, Dr. R. A, Pyne and H0;-aw new Conservative member for York,
army _oillcers and non-commissioned Wallis, the miinisgefs private Benn. N. B. Mr( McLeod had considerable
officers and eight civilians. lfhe crown tary, ' ' experience in the New Brunswick leg-
prosecutor, after reading the charges To-day's .examination of the pa- iillltufe Bud is expected to make a
gninst the accused, three of whom tient, whose life had .been despaircd V€1`Y Ufffditfible fufiilleh Sllwlh. He
id not appear, occupied the ».whole of at various times slung- naming will be followed by Lnvnlee, the (lon-
day reading correspondence relating here, conviiiced the doctors that he _5¢‘l""l\fi"'@ m0l11b@l‘ for Helleciinsse,
o what he described as tratlic in could stand the trip. _A decided im- N@m\‘l" iii GXPGCWII £0 Silellk at
bribery. He contended the evidence provement wail apparent ` yesterday length. it is expected that Sir Wil.
showed continued receipts of bribes when,the physicians found l1ls`hnarf_ frlrl Laurier, Leader of thc UDDUBI-
bl' military men from civilians, gifts in such n. condition that they doubt-' S011. Will he f01l0W0fl by Pfeulici'
being handed to them ln order to in- cd `i.l;t- accuracy of their own work Ufdelb ' ,
i1uencq__contl-acts; and prevent co.r\- and repeated the tests( _ _Sir James The liberals Will have flu muciul
plalnts about high prices. The case took nourishment well yesterday and ""'\' "' " "°° but if ‘rf Hui. l'u<>\vu
was adjourned and ls expected to oc- his wasted strength seemed to return f0'"iZhl- Wheulef it Will be m0"'€d by
upy the Courts for months. quick with the improveinent in the the Opposition Leader or by one ci
_ -* -f- grganigg trouble whlch_ has been a his lieutcnants at a later stage in thc
source of great anxiety wlnlc lu delvtte The probabilities are that
  _ ` lost n “feat de,,_1_(`,’f _hlé splendid “_ Wilfrid will move it. It is pos-
tality he gf,lll__ was “served strength sible that there may be two amend-
fol- a ‘mod llghl; “gall-,st tlm.d1sea,.,,_ ments, one relating to. Sir Wili'rii1's
To "uf, the ,improvement continued _T"H_(0 F000 P01105' and thc other to
uc of n
  u.ndAdec`ision_ w,as made at once to I H Y I‘€fél`Bll0c in the speech to
take him home the matter of naval defense it is
The gl-angler from the hotel to the understood that Premier Borden in
_.___ ' train was made without mishap and hi-‘\ fiiulcvh Will diarruss at some
thus was accomplished the hope of lefliitll Ula P68801! Why the Guvcru-
(Can ___ D Sip 'James blmgell who felt he cuulll merit decided not to again introduci-
BOBTON, Jag. uli:.;'i“Iid¢i|)Novn Sw. _}_)€"'_§'_f_1;__i_uake the iight against disease l-llc ~_\'u,v:ll Bill nt the p_ri=sent scssir.in,(
la -schooner, Ladysmith, was iiban- (Canadian press) 
"ned at Bea *md W“f"lrl°g";ed- 'md NEW YORK Jan 17-'l`iici'e is un `
, Cbignecto, accoxd_lngVto ii wire- ,,,,y»,, c,,,,dmo,,_ _ ‘
. . » ~ HUIHD UF UIHEETUHS
ess message sent out to-niglit by. the Canadian ,_-,,,BB )
i'~'
_ _ _ » Longworth, Secretary, Mr. J, A.
with army B\lDPlY__D1\f°h°“’-"° We” ' , ' Clark. Superl-.itendcnt of the Experl.
takin up today in :ow St. Court_ _ V V _  _ _ __ V __ _ _V _ mental farm, and Mr, G, F,_H“tnhe_
155* .lllfv-'f  . _ .J"1‘#'~-= _ _ _ ~_ ___ - _ - - ~  A son wus re-elected Treasurer
l ‘  egg _fi‘:3;pi_ililians~»andf"sat--‘~.
'ti-, eil oi Linton. Lim-
ited of which Bit Thus. is managing
director. _ Couiisel shid the nflence
had been goingon for some years. .
FonsMos'r REPORTER
 MODERN TIMES
 1. il ' ‘
ITHACA, N; Xt., Jah. 17.-In a~l¢.c-
ture on “The :Ui lien and the Press."
at Cornell Univer_Vs_i_t,y_, _ today, A, R.. _
Mathews, Oi tli_e__,£eqchinS..eta_il of the `
Columbia University _ school ,of
journalism, characterised __ Capt.
Robert F. seott,"_whe_lo»t his life in
his Antarctic pblsr expe_<liti_o_n, as
the “formost reporter _oi-_»,m0\‘1°l°l1
times." .»' _ __ _ __
Scott, the speaker said, was born
and lived and _died _a E reporter, _al- ‘-
though Bcottf, _and the -wor_ld~nev,er `
realized it. 8oott’s memory _deserv-
ed from En land as “high a monu~
ment as Nelson," he declared. '
Mr. Mathews quoted Bc0tl>'S dy-
ing words, ‘f.’l‘,l\ose 'rough notes and
our dead hottie; must teii the tain."
as n true-epi_t0¥l_l_e of the spirit of
modern journalism _
COIlDEll8g8.AIl8 -
. T _ MTE _F08 _
I .iii-_i!\ii=_|_f'.°i_\"°'“
cent. per W;-iidhesch insertion if
column. Cash must socognpauy
Hinimu_|_n__ charge twenty-live
tees
___
tary,
defend her poueésious. so an °fl°f*
is being made to reach an euteutc
among the powers as to the Pacific
Qcesn. `
The only real obstutle believed to
be the difficulty is to get the Unittd
States and- Japan to loin the same
convention.
1.1e'r~rmn oouivrsnir ‘ ‘
. .11-on nathan emi..
Mass., Jnu. 17.-- Mill
Elaine. Hall. dauKl1*°\` 0| MI*
Herbert o. Hen. 1° Sm'
amet, _ an _mn .=le¢.m°°."‘h° "
manly only four times in seven
she
seven "M
_the work osrnled on in such a way
'terest in Religious matters. It worlie
case anything happens
~,_ _-._ __ W.: - ;__.__, __ _ _ _ _».-_ _ - . u :_ - _ __ _ _ E ____VV_ _ V_ ,  V . The
-  1 ' ' " . " ‘ ' .___ _ . V Bnnrd is made up of the following
'*-° _ _ -_-V _ men, Messrs. J. H. Ayers, R, 1-l,
Campbell, Isaac Carter, J A Clark
_ionnndinn Press) - P _ _ J. R. ninnis, A. c, nneiiemin, G, rf
MONTREAL, Jan. 17-Wm. J.    iliutcheson, R. H. `Jenk'ins, C. H,  I »
Muir is circulating a petition again- _ ‘ `__  ‘ Longworth, J, 'r_ M¢K»enzle_ _;_ K_ of di orce applications to parlia
st those asking for a commutation ' _ _.__ Ross, J. 1).' Seaman, E. D. Sterns    MH!  ment ench session fifty last session
of the death sentence passed on Wm. _ W. A. Stewart, and Edwin Aitkin. Y nnil forty so fur this session, Mr.
"Campbell for the murder of Muir's » Oanadlan l<y9ss_) The newly Elected pnesldent will,1_,,_ --_ Northrup, East Hastings, has given
brother, George. TORONTO, Jan, 15,- The Dgmln. nounce the various committees with- "Utne "I L* "“”°1““°" °“'u“g the
iUnless the Minister of Justice in- lon pl-is(,n~] Reform li;-ld n meeting in the next few days, when the or- AN INCIDENT RECALLED i:0‘~'vl‘f1m0ul t0 luke intl’ immediate
terferes Campbell will be hanged at .hsl-e`todsy'when} Jsmes.Watters pre- ganization for the year will be com considerntion with it view to reform
Bordeaux next.Sat\irday- gldéift 0] the Do.ni{m°,, Trades Labdr plel;ed_ during the present session, “the
V "*%*"°`_ U°.ll.8€¢°IF. _G-IJ.-._$`t»eDl1_0l\_e0n and Pre- T|le'breadth of thx; work bslng (lone procedure under which divorces which
_sidayl __.3a.mes Watts, _p_regldg`pt_0l fha Vby the organization can be better A Correspondent writcsi A refer- me grunted by parliament and the
` - TorQIii’o._, 'lfralllgs Lnbqr. __,U0ngregg, 1 understood when we consld-er the lol- ence in the prayer of Dr. Fullerton. cgnseqfuint lmreasopnble expense "
_ gave tvideuee,,'l.‘l|ey.s_greed. that tbe‘10Wing headings under which the at the grave to the staunch (liiristian t gfolly ,th _ h. smut, n ,_ ' A   0 
_ _ ‘ fiabu _nm___“_°_______u___B_t,,V,l ln_ __ ovary work is directed. .The Finance Com. Character of Mr. Laird through all " t O' Tp n ls re bl 0 8 ' '
-_ ' _ uuderzaflng bf a,“_.I-lumanlturlan Na- mittee works out and' manages the his public life recalled an incident Eggs hntptfe' umeaifna 9 ex-Dense
. ‘ -_ ture. ,hey agreed. slime the prison-' llHf1r\Cll\l.ailairs 'oi tile "Association, that came under the wi-iter’s notice is so lmgalg angry fhat xtihtiiihvoice
OF   em `m“M'be g'mm‘oy°d:`th'°y could ”°t`It ad'-'Pts B b\1dBBi1, Which, when ap- IUBUY Y¢5"5 ag°~ ::t;dli)1lr(i;]tiJ1th; mseiit msiigritg oi seg-
» . _ oppose the ‘E|!_lploy_rneli_l3.¢l .pi-lgonern. proved by the Board becomes the Dui-lug the heated debate and ple g ' y
in Dilblic satVice._.; 'manufacture' W°"km§. 55515 fm' the Year. The Phy- p`s_rty strife of the House of Assumlr H`o,, A K Maclean has 8, “Bt of
_ --- goods_lrom,materisis »used‘ in public H1081 d¢PBl`fl116lll=. under the direction ly in the old colonial days, on an oc- tw,,,,t` 0,1 ,, 8,, notices of motion for
service.  _  -of the Physical work committdi§,'hg,g casion when the government was in ,~etumy,,,,,l Questions He wants pm,
_ (Canadian Press) , -----._'.,_‘_»-. general. supervision of all the actltl- a minority on the floor of the House ticulam ,,s` to the 'present wmp1e_
MONTREAL, Jan. 17--W. H‘. Tren- BEGGAHS IN TURKEY ~ ‘UBS 81008 athletic 'and Phyglshfl at the opening of the session an
~  » . t ~ ' i
helm, Ex MHYOF vi ‘vV9°:m°¥,“t'  HAYE1 A ‘l.IiA'D'ES UNION, lines. 'Their field is the welfare 01 Hon. member made an attack upon xfgitcfzg i[;st;l,(;fwl,;§kC,l;g,E:;hfx ‘EXE
t
ideht of .he Gusran ce urei _  ' 011 Sports. It also relates ltseli 1-. ‘Mn I. uird` and in a very sneerin ~ - 
0°- and '"1 “"'°l"° Ubefaidied Y°“' PARTS. Jim- I4'-‘-‘B0ssers in the WW” my-‘ Nvt '0nlY’d0¢S thlgwld ll-Hultlns manner tau lcd hun eq yiznizaitigniingiighiill t`h;t};ti§.;‘r§istifiu
terdny. . _ Tiiriwy have estnhnshea n trades nn-ivvmmiftee vlan for the worl<'5‘ of the hout his religion leeiingiy referrals chartered etc., ana in' rtgnrd to the
""-"°‘°‘°"*“'-' lun with 2.000 inciibersand lmBd_ members inthe bulldingfbut ' it' is to his being a -Presbyterian Elder "urchas ' rm . _
, , . D c of te iual sites for the In
. gum-tn" ln - ,y¢m9B_1e$,,_ They _ have their _business to study carefully the and of his taking part ln the prayer tsrcolonlal at Halifax, deciding in
r __ their own pi-lnterg_ accountants and athletic work of the wholecofnmnfi- meeting of Zion Church. In Mr. Nova Scotia the appointment and
, lawyers. They receive from ull Ove, ity and seek to promote right con- Ls.'lrd’s reply, which bls opponent dirll rsnumeration 'of fisheries guardians,
_ the Wm-ld the names M wealthy pe,._ ditions surrounding thecondlict bf not soon forget, he salt' his position etc. \
sons susceptible ill lining Bollclted :al sports._ 1_1: a_i_s_;J rela__te_<_l itselé _to  the i-Ilousndas 8, ,.e;_1_resenrati_vc of
V and 3”,-“sed tn then, circular ,atb _ e genera en con i on-s it c c peope di not de ar him rom a _ __ _ --\-~»---»i-
‘- " ' - - ers encloslng dried flowers gathere'd,~__°ity  seeks to prgniote whatever _place in _it Clgfisléieii Churc_l1_i_;ori’roi_;i _q'|7El':('l'ElTHER -
“ they a|lu'l!d_ the.recl`plcntn_ on the s n . e n eres o c general wel- .ie ng,a um e o ower o e mve _I ,
{ of mlves " < . fare of the community. It should and lmvly Jesus whose great life hadii .
~ , (Canadian Press) Mmm ' ' r ' - »' . - _ "IE  _ _ _
        of     .nt inn nt. I -°   
many' United Stqtes’ Japan’ France ,golfvgxelltna 8'n'd`re'cci`v‘e thousands 0-I but it is to co»olierate with” any Laird closed his reply. amid rounds -___ ' I .tory into the arm. °l`.`f"'F..".`;‘f"lf‘:w'.
nnd__iio_i_1snd__:_re n»\;_tual1y__;»0_\_;1_1_<_ll_1:_g __§____;’__ #___ ';__'_};i'l_°__l_;_._ .___‘;‘_‘§ agency which iswnritihg for the huh-,nf nhninnse. hnth iirntentantn nng isueeini tn The onnreihni ' "*"‘-'-“'&“""-`°' " ' "
‘=“° ° °" W “ “W ‘ ' i -- i`ic good. . - ` ' 'vfnthnins hissed the n~.nmhcr_ who t. 'rouo~1'i‘o, J ._ 19.-Deere sing '  Z' 
*i“@"‘n¥.¢° M “tat” quo in the mr entirely new directorate' ' ‘ The Educational Department under make s`port of un opponent had de- north-\vi‘si. to ivlz-lst winds- fnirn und NEEDLE FROM HAND ' ‘ _ " ""9
mast ‘md 0” the-Pmmc 0°ean"t th ~ ___ ___.‘ _ L_* _ ‘ ‘ the llirectiou of the Educational cended to such mean and cowardly cold. Y To HEARW. 1N""WDE#_
Holland has_»_h;°_§_1_-1'1°=¢:_v_:l____2_o__:  V , ,. , _ onnnnittee eenkn to promote niismn- tnntirc. 'riir wi~:A'rHi.:ii_- Yesterday was "** ' ‘- " ‘fi
f“t“."° qfhnum “ '"1 an “served M WANT3 1'() 'A|)0pq~_ _ ,cutlohnl features. It conducts two| `< Y: g ' . y gales - --_._-f .._Q. _- ,. "
"U 9" t ° status - q"° P ' I gg WQMAN ole 53 reading rooms. a library, carries on teacher training. It emphasizes blowiul.; all diry with some slect und Mrs' Albert Elliott' Wu' °f-Q' '@7199'
she cannot build a llilvy 5“m°i°“t t°  \ " lectures. talks, night school classes,’ciiurch membership On the part ofiiigbt snow. Ht Sidney. near here, il bslihvtd by
pogmgy Jan, 11,_b,-_` Amtnenl, nnd other feaeiiren ci educational nn- men and boys. and not u year misses 'rue iiichnst thihnnrntnre reeoi-at-ii i"‘YSi°iH"= fo 11° M the fPnil\in'.s§
bf No 35 G. Street South' ture. 'its field, is also as wide as'i-hui Some H10" Bild \l0YS nrc n0i'» tak-_ yestciilny wus 14 degrees above zero. death as the result 0( m"um.|@t_-:
petitioned the, frobatslthe community, and even wider, and cn iut0 U10 ¢h\"”°l'€9 B5 m¢mb°\`B HS which was registered nt ii ii m. On “"‘°k f‘K°~ which W0' ¢0nlm 
nel
other' subjeéts of great -importance,
which migbt` be considered, 'by _the
enmmiteee.. . _~  |
The .Religious work -eomniittee
seeth to have every department of
arshall influence s member or per-I
participating in the activity-td
right living.-. It also conducts
meetings, Bible clsssesidr
men and boys, Mission study classesi
and training classes. lt co-operates
with tbe chiirebes in stimilating in-
wlth thb Sunday Schools in helping
iii_|_i_ii_iii   Muni iiiiiiisi iii iiiiiiiii iiiiisi   iiuiiiiii iiiii
ii imiiii i1lUiii___iiiiiui iiiiuiin iniiiiiss iiiiiiii iiuuiiii niiiiiiii ii iiuiiiiiii
(Canadian Press)
PARIS, Jan. 15.-A campaign
against liquor-drinking in France
opened Saturday when a mcizting \vzis
held in Nancy. This is in imc with
the action of last year when 22,0110
French women aliixed their signo-
tures to a 'petition presciiteil in the
Chnmilcr of Deputies asking for the
passage of an uct i'eguliitiii;_< the
number of sulooiis, bars and other
establishments for the sale of spl-
rits in France. It is proposuil now
to hold meetings in nil the principal
cities in Friuice and it ilenuuni will
also bc made ol tlic'i)~_ipiitics seeking
re-electing that they lilcilfgc them-
selves in favor oi' thi- .inti-;ilciihi»|
lirogi‘unimL'.
CIVIL SERVICE
(Spefil to the G arilinn)
ii'l"'l‘AWA, Jun.-l'I.-It is expected
earliest government measures ti
come before Parliament will deal
form. 'l`Iic Miiiistvi' of lfiiniiiiic hits
alrviiily Curried into clieci. smilie lui-
portunt chuugc in the ln‘upni'iii.i|ii1rii
the estimzitus rc cIusslIl1~:ii.iu\\, uiiiii
to curry liifghpr siiliiries, -
IHHESIH] UN I
(Special to the Guardian)
M()N(1’I`()N, Jun. l7-Robt. Iicad
arranged on charge of robbery in it
The case is not finished. A watch
alleged to have been stolen by Read
will be 1'emem\>ered that about a
James llcad, a stranger, at Sum-
odcnce he (the stranger) has since
been a boarder ut thc 'Prince
for Moncton in the custody of a
member of the Moncton police force
I<‘riduy morning.
to ure tenchcrs for 'the classes and
stilmip for them. It co-operates in
ru » u
_ _ _
with the qucstiui of civil service re- T
bouriled ltlie \Vvstern und Atlan-tai
|1iissi:ngL‘i‘ truiii,__No. l, nt Vinii|g,Gu.
limi "Milt i.-.id rubbed the lmsseiigers
Iiilliiili EHIHGE
WHS IJVUUf-fill? here fl`0YIl 1’-E-I-. "nil u Deputy bilicriil who wus aboard.
_ _ He then jumped the train ut Bul-
locul boarding house in December. l
from Mr. Murphy was recovered. (It “_
month ago Policeman Steel arrested C
merside for drunkenness for which 3
County jail. It is alleged, he lcitv
(Canadian Press)
l\lOf\"l`REAL, January l8.- Sidal
in the Clarke strtcl. iire to-day; six-I
the ambulance surgeon. Seven fam-
the must- of the firif. The damage is
‘3.’.,il1\Il to building. ’I‘hi-illing rescues l
vi'ci'i- infiilc by the lirenicii,
(ffanuilian Press)
l’()R'I‘l.ANl), Juli. 17--‘The live mas
i.i-,r, Fuunic Piiiincr, wus iibuudoiied
ut sen null sinking ull ubuiiril were
R iviui, _ '
I ~
. i
. ~. )
A'I`I.AN'|‘A, Jun. I7.-A biinliit
n one couch of several hundrelldol-
2'il`S. _
After cii;_»;lu,;ii\g in it pistol duel -with
rlptiou of the Luiudit. C
'l‘he iniiu first cntcrcd the chair cur
iid worked his way-thro\|gh_
To ni/ii<i<: iuvoncn '
EASIER T() GET
OTTAWA, January ]7-Having in
view the steadily increasing nurr-‘ver
V _
PUIAIU IMBIHGII.  
IHUUBLIS IIIISIIIII
(Canadian Press)
H'1ST0N. Jan. 1s.-The potato
Schneider, 28 years old, lost his life supply now coming into.thc Boston,
market is not of the l:est_'quality and
year-~-lil Abe Cohen was unconscious-many complaints are being made by
when token to the bib floor by file- h0ug@|_,0l(lers_ It ls “ppm-em that
mvu. Young (iohei was revived by thi- excellent New Brunswick potato#
are being missed by consumei'l._ A
ilius und u total ol seventy-live pco- pri,l_egl; ,Against the rldl¢ulQu|f gmbgl-_
plc' ui-.1 rendered homeless. Placing go being enforced by the Ag¢l¢\1l|»_‘{|fm
hot aslies in it wooden receptacle was 1)(-pnrlment lm- the benegt of th,
Aroostook crowd is likely to he made
ly consumers. New Brunswick and
l‘riuun iidwnril Island potatoes have
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l nvs been o ulnr here an Boiton
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is fur from pleased with the elisting
situation. The 'embargo is, ot
cmnse, pleasing to Maine growers,
many of whom are payingbills to
fertilizer companies here.
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LONDON, Jan _ 17-There ~ were
  great festivities on Ballinlvlg Estdtg
esteriluy in honor of the Jllhiles bl
Y .
--- the Duke of Atiioll as head oi histor-
c Scottish House. He is 74
II BIiNDIT’S BIG HIIUL v‘=11'H°ld-_ ____ 
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cmciioo. Jah. 11.-ouigeilgt
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nn, lin., seven miles west of At- Sml;l,_ puglllsg and Ml" Helihi "
lunta. in
Y. of New York, aged 17, ,were *r
The police have taken into custody fund 3 llmmse to mm-ry 1"", 
mu'-\ SHN £0 HHSWQT U1 i-he dill' until the guardian of the girlliv I
onscni.   V
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froiuo, ann. 17.-Up to isnt-night
only 9,000 out oi ii pcpuletion"di
i~i,00f\ nn the Isinna ni sninn-n, strillh
on by earthquakes and volcano.ei‘t|p-
tion, have been aecolirteil for,'0tif|rs'
win, it is expected, he found, hut tile
loss of life is very haa\'y_,.. -_ =
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HAMBURG. Jan.- 11-Another
great sea disaster is indicated by
finding of .the bodies of twwodl `
cf the German steamer, Alicia, _ _
up with wreckage at Turia Del Fur o
She had 48 ofilcers nnd~efcw- 'Andi 0
passengers. _ - .~ _ -
Indians say n big steamer 'silk
there recently. '
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BROCTON, Jan.. mow _ -_,mln
kiled in an.ap,pa ' tiilbuse _
te ey, Mrs._Marr. -Ie; has i _
hexl_sons.___(i'_rswfforfl A 
an unide til _.mu '~ `~ '
_ were thrown xtgde _ltm f, 3"'
nets and sn t i‘» `
ii. will dn bitiii 'ucstrrl HINGHAMPTUN N Y J 5|~ "L
9 `i-is-in, tn nanpt. 'h',,- its activities are only limited hy n result of the Y. M. C. A. work. the nrtvinnn night the tht-rinnmetei-, 181 M U18 time- W1'l1°_lU°..‘_'5 _ °
ilintilda Baiiey.iii- the inet nrtiinn given by .tho mem- Many Ministers and Miwlvhurlee 'in nt its iownnt inn. hnn iniiicnteii tun ini! 11 needle bf0\‘¢ el .lt _N9 4
hsl'-_ daughter. bers of the Association to csrr!ins'everY den0mm"t“’h today, entered same figure. M "luv ‘>'Cl°°\< Inst th""",gh r°"gh'°l"“‘ °“d_ °b9“.*' 'lla
in Ebé emplgyout tl pro rsmme, and to the lack the church through_the Y. M. C. A. night the glass rg¢..|~¢led 1,, ,lem-wslhnlf inch of the steel entdtlgl  _
aml’ of liiroper Equipment. 'l‘h'e Automo-,The list. of splendid ,young men train- nbovc. right pnim,   ,..;. .f_
N W hue nehnni is nn iihistnteinn oi one en in the chariottgtewn Association 'rhh tin win he high this nm-.rnnnnl Mrs. Fisher vfolwd 1°# it ‘»
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8 gbecinl class. There, are scores ofduring the Inst few years, md who nt 4.03 ,ind t0.moi-rt-.v at 4.52; it time mul iludiniz that she-_?uid..
` ` are nnw studying for places of leader- will ln, hlgl, t0.m0m,w ,nomlng H( get the fragment out 0&\\¢_.._I»i _ .
shin in the rinnciies, is quite large. 10 nnn wednesday at 6.21. even- He lsnwl We llliilen
_The Social work committee seeks The 9-_ln seg, mls nlgemoon ng, 4,.lg find no trace of lt. _ Nut dgy, ;
to provide ri wboliesoxoe place for-mm tremor,-ow af, 4,49; it rlf,-ss tu. Fisher ielt a sharp paiii in lieefli
many b0ys and young meh t0 meet in morrow morning at 7.34 and Wed- arm. lt wns~lancedi‘.b\lf-4% _
and to`enjcy a_s_oc_ial hour, free from nesday at 7.33. Cuulfl "Oi be f0\1nd- 3|!" f»  ,
the temptations and evils of manyl 'nm mmm nets ini; morning at the needle point hes- wnrkgdv 
places. They seek to cultivate n 11.07. across her .shoulders  to
llU`0lllZ l0°ll\ H¢m°BD\1¢l°° Bl'°\\\1il thi! "Phe lnst quarter of the moon was felt a PriCKi|1! BBDINIPU  
biiildihg. null, C0 il4,’»`¢°t Bild PWD 512°' on Sunday, January lllth nt 8.30 ity of her heart. __ .1 _,~:..`l '»,.-* _ ;
cific social eveixts. Other committee! ii. ni. 1 The surgeons attcnlifiixiqilqr,-,QQ
Il-‘IVF eilumllf 9 mn! *md IMS? .PIIN-5| There will be ii new moon on iiion- that the Die” 0| l¢0U\f'-1| “QW”
to play, and the need is for men Who ,lay_ ,lununry 25th nf, 2,34 n, ny, vein and that 'if it
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are willing to give time in prompt-1 'rhr ii-_nszth of ti.-any will be nine aside before it enters t _' _ 5.' _
ing these various features. _hours rind thirteen minutes, cannot live. _ .- ,_ ~' 'i r' ~"-1.8’-n
Min 4 d'| Libim t Cures Diets er'. ' _ . ’ 0 rt
nr an mb Minard s Linimen Guru Colds. sts
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