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AUGUST 26 1912 'rnunsissfr' um" , -. ' < A i -»~~‘
2 1-"’°P>_' ;~»_Glll<RLOTlETOWN
AND ELSEWHERE
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-  0 ' \,_ ‘  Mrs. _Neil Danish, umnueie was '__
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in Charlottetown Saturday. visiting in Toronto
Irwin Mcnaren, cnoriottetown, is
W °,;~f“'§“’,-`.‘f.d"‘S¢h=1_fg-“..”;..”;.‘Z’;‘Lf,;..if.‘.1“`SZE3‘.i3.`§“;..;i’.il‘“‘ e“°'° "°’° ”° °“°°° ' "°'°'° *'=
ihgplgdfytons of  ' cent. cameron, oiuiriottetown, ws. R. D. and Mrs. McKenzie sydney - I ' . 1 ¢ _ _
. a ,passenger returning by the express are visiting in this pmvincé_ ». 2 I '  ‘ .  -  d   I ‘ V e _
  _ ___ _ _,  ppp gen 0 3 3 _ |95 _| gw 3|'
,grade Hard Coal now
cbargin_g'.}  I _ ._
Please  _your night. ' ,
order -V for your igntends to visit New York City eith-
stipply_.__’_'  ,J _
CBP*-» `-3056131! RMU. Summerside,
Saturday night.,
town iiaturday night, ‘
sengers to Charlottetown from Pic-~
by the Northumberland Saturday
Any person in this_Province. who i
101' .bllsiness or pleasure may find
it to their advantage to write "F. i;
town.
Rev D McLean will reoohnt 1,
-_ "'"` ' t
J. J. Mclunnon and wife were pas- p
0
harlottetown Police Court today,
Mrs. n, B._McL.eea oi sydney if
“UUE relatives on P. E. I.--Exe.
and so ling at the 10.... rr: ::.‘::.:~r.:::s::.::. by V of
Misses Blanche and Mabel Menon-
KBI. Sydney are visitln in Ch 1
. ° ° ` - J. M. Clarke, Contractor w i tt t " K nl'
est price While d1S'° passenger from Picton to t:iinri.i:t;_ 0 8 own" ` `
James and Mrs. Paton, Charlotte-
t;\:ps, are at present visiting iu
Miss Fannie Kemp, Charlottetown,
and Mrs. Jordan, i-iuminerslde, woro
n flhciliac this week,
Miss Margaret: Dougan, Charlotte-
Owu, left this morning on ly visit to
ll.,"' care uf Guardian Cl.\a|‘l0tt8- Buggy," and NEW Ynrk
.._.__,
I’l\£0li & Co., (‘-harlottotown, have
._ -. _ EVERY GARMENT or THIS _
_ OFFERING Is new this season. There is /-/»
the whole gathering--everything is fresh, .
crisp,at.tractive,new. But we want the space __
the garments occupy-so we offer you 
20 Per Cent Off All Nighfgowua
20 Per Ctnt Off Underalrirfs
20 Per Cent Oli Corset Covers
20 Per Cent Off Drawers - » '
35 cent garments are now only 23:
50 if it in u at 40°
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not a shop worn or unfasliiouahle item in /  1*" I
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20 effenl ff Princess Slips V l 
' in-,'.»1~.’..;'-fl 
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2 5 per cent off all
, Lace Curtains
` MOST OF YOUR NEIGHBOURS
. HAVE taken advantage of this great
sale to add to their supply of new cur-
tains. Get your share to-dey while the
assortment is good.
750 Curtains are now flu:
1.00 V " “ “ 800
H3
t <0 it U sl ‘K
- » '~ ~ v Ni _
A  &  Mile Creek on Hau,,.,|,,y' the 31". gt now rellfliflentativos in three different
s s 1 phi.; snhlinth, sept. ist at ou- ”"““"“’“ ““’°°*"‘K S004" f°f “wil”
Il
Phone 240 2
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sono Liouoafro mutans. :ff
‘ ‘ \ mllilell to "The Guardian News
Ill. ‘ ri
oe Cove at 10 a.m.; ChuEcliill_ at H
.30 and thc l’eoplt-_'o tillliroll a|;")i~yj`_
- --___ 2 E
l‘l'fl.
-~_.-.
Art Saunders nt the Angie 'rele-
rlsllh Conlilhul' is spending a few
The Guardian welcomes reliable “YS at Trllby the guest ol Isaac and
ovince. All such items should be
ws from p,,,.s0,,s tmoughout this Mrs. Saunders.
J. Fl. B. McCready of Charlotte-
KENORA' M13- 2°”I“‘“|m 3Z¢l\f Dept" gym,-lottetowm i,nme,ua`te1y towu, has contributed an article on
Mcblenzie was,_sunrrn_oued to Dryden after the events etc have truuspir ..
1 rr ‘-
Dlnorwick and Ignace -during the past
week regarding illicit sale of liquor
to Indians at these places. As a re-
slllt Ol llil Visit linen wero imposed C
on the sellers ranging from $25 to to
The Emerald Isle of Canada” to
ed.. the August Oakland Maple Leaf.
Saturday the Northumberland left The schooner Anne J. 'I‘rain0r, nr-
harlgttetown at g_30 u_m_ gm. Pic_ rived today from Philadelphia with
u with passengers, mail, ex ress “U0 t°“9 ham “Wil fm' C- I-5'0"” 51
P
$265. and freight' and arrived at 1200 p_ Co., Charlottetown.
  "I-
Dasdengers, express. mailaud freight,
and arrived at 8.15 p.ni. She leaves '-1
today at 8.20 n. ni. for Pictou, re 5~
u
Brush
. Suk?
T
ompany
t
Tooth
rved handle and ir.
user to clean every
It has a perforated
mes and s provided
Pe
ent Sis
N
She left again at 4.35 p_m_ with
Yesterday the eastern accommoda-
on arrived in Charlottetown at
20 P. m., on time; and the ’l‘ignish
rning at night. HXDNSS Bt 10.30 D. m., forty minut-
-_-_ PH
Her many friends in Prince Edward
Island will be deeply pnined to learn
of the death of Mrs. Peter MacPher-
son, formerly of Garfield, P. E. 1,,
which occurred nt Vancouver, B. C.,
._ ' ._ on
hu
July 30th. The deceased, who
_ flualities which characterize the true
~ woman and the model wife. She war
a cu
b es the
ones
tr l t
Kills U
UCI
nd K
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faithful membcnof the Presbyter-
n Chllnch and died trusting in the
d becn‘lll for some time, was a L0
good woman possessed in a marked L"‘""1Y Qmc” them'
degree with those kindly, motlierli
late.
Norman Lund, of the -brokerage
office Of F. B. McCurdy and Co.,
Hllliflix. formerly of (lhorlottetowii,
spent last Friday and Saturday with
his parents, in Sackville and went
St. John, 'to relieve in the Mc-
Miss Doirou of Paton & Co., Char-
lottetown, is visiting friends in Hali-
fux. Before returning elle will visit
the principal business centres mak-
. L0,-d_ Besides her smvivmg husband’ ng her annual purchases of millin-
e Rexall tooth brush has
bn: sh surface which ena
panicnlsrly the back
that keeps it sanitary at
hole `n the handle far han
p endid va ue at its price
` Corner Gt. George a
'th
. to
On,
McKenzie, Garfield; Mrs. Angus V Mc big millinery firm of James A. Ogi-
- Phee of Boston, Mass., and our ‘V
brother. William McKenzie of Boston, _
and a large circle of friends are left S
three sons and two daughters, also
ree sisters-Mrs. Kenneth Mathes-
Garflcld. P. E. I.; Mrs. John A.
mourn their loss. Burial tooll
~ place in Vancouver,-Com. (Patriot
pl
Buy
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fegular
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MacKi
ci
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of
case copy.) ' ‘
The community. of New Argyle was-
ourn the death of one of its most;
spectefl members, when Mrs. Wm.*-
MacDonald was called from time to,
eternity. Mrs. -MacDonald was tht _
daughter of the late Donald Cameron “pected death which °°°“""’d M hm
Lochaber, Antigonish Co., N, S.,
_ and wus born in that Disco sixty
- three years ago. She came to thir
i " Province twenty six years ago with
. . 9 hor husband whom she married in Lo~
‘ _ well, Mass. Mrs. MacDonald in 'gen
I  I e S eral enjoyed good health till a few
years ago when she beca-me amicted
\v\
u 1 e i ease w ic cans
her intense pain, She bore it‘with
one Dollar Fountain Pen gent patience and resignation to tht
\Ve wi.~:h to cali special at- 
feniiou io our One Dollar in
Divine will. Quite carlv in life she -be-
mc obedient to the faith as it is in
esus and united with The Presbyter
u church, of which she remained _n
_ consistent member till the ond. Mrs.
Fountain Pen M
acllonalii leaves to mourn a`hus
This Pen is in-ide by THF. L. E llfmd *H10 H \lB“§\\¢@1`- Maggie MEY-
WATRRMAN (O ' of Mumreah tlwo sisters, Mrs. Jane Taylor of [Jo
c
ialicr and Mrs. F. G. White of Truro,
'he m3k""-" 'll me f“"‘°“"‘ _ N. S., three brothers, Dougald I., o'
Wsf¢rmsn's Ideal Fountain Pen somerviiie inner. John or neehnncr
, N
. S.,.and Alexiinder of the some
It li:\.~a the _ regular l.Vntcrinn\1 place, beside 5 large number of friends
fee(|_ Mkt wild ggldpen in fine, and acquaintances. The funeral war
medium and coat” poinfs and held.to t.he Argyle Cemetery and the
. la
rge attendance bore sufficient testi
cmnes in Plum and chased barrel' m_»on of the hi Ii esteem in which sho
Y S
as held. "Blessed are the dead who
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I" “ W°"d 'us rue in the Lore."
‘A'P°"   goes' ful- (From Hnturdnifa Plvenink Glmr(lilin.l
fills all expectations and satis-`
fies the most exacting writers’ ,,,
minutes late; the -su||tlu=.rn express
'Pmlny the cnstnrn cxpress arrived
Cliarlottetowvi at R.?0 n. m. five
G. E.  at 9.25 a., m., on time; the Slouris
___.,~-
sccommodatlon nt 10.05. five mln-
u
tes inte; the 'Fignish _ a.ccun\m0da~
tion nt 11.40, on time. ,
It pays fo buy in this Province.
“Some time ago \ve bought an cn-
l
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rvlec. withqrssl' lhd Nl"
_ I\'....i.i; yea.-.~_ so-lever
lusrmtecd. .alll il'-°*` 1°'
mea, -women md 
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Hyslvr __i¢_¥¢|¢8 _-,
I ez..-0_0
‘- ii-Iyslop wheels rgierelcht- ill'
i maximum of~ ,rcillbllitv Ind
0 urucvmvt .Lili-‘;~. A ~
if  .1
tire sample line of pipes from a
muinlnnd agent. By buying the en-
tire "line and paying cash we secured _
a special concession and are passing
this _special snap on to you. 'Phe
pipes are splendid ones and the cases
Y
prices. The McKinnon Drug Co.,
corner Great George and Kent Stil-
ll-23Mtf
T”"'°°"""""“"’_ _ _ "1
"Fresh, _Pure =
Pastry
Our pastry has a dain-
_ty flsvor all its ownand-
for purity and whole
_ somenessis shove com-
. pstison. These are fresh
today-_German Buns..
1   ‘ Tarts, Pcttles, Rock.
Ca`kes.Cfcan\of Tartar
" Buns, Drop _Cskes. A_
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Phonezu
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things of beauty. Call in and look '
over the line toda . Note the low Sfx  For
_ry and millinery novelties.
Miss Edith F. Beers lately with the
y's, Montreal, is the new milliner
for 'Paton & Co., Charlottetown, and
now in New York making pur-
-_hases in the interests of her firm.
‘diss Beers come to Charlottetown
-ighly recommended and will no
loubt receive a warm reception from
‘icr many friends in this, her nutiva
` niulen upon on July iotn, 1912, to. f"°Vl“°°- `
A wide circle of friends in Cbnr-
lottetown and throughout this Pro-
vince will learn with regret of the uu-
*iome yesterday after a short illness
of paralysis. Mr. McGrath conducted
business in Hunter River for some
'ears but since his retirement has
made his home lu Charlottetown. 'l’he
`uneral will take place tomorrow at
*.45 to St. Dunstnn’s Cathedral
thence to R. C. Cemetery. The pull-
.im a ~ncumm us h. h _ bearers will be John Hughes, Mayor
Lyons,D. 0. M. Reddin, Scxtus Mc-
'cllan, J. J. Johnstone, Maurice
Blake. '
Ivanhoe
Choco
"ine una she lilies”
so
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made specially to our order
with the initials J&J on the
bottom of every chocolate. wc
are therefore in a position fo
guarantee their freshness,
Sold in bulk or in packages.
. 50 cents' s pound
I Johnson & Johnson
_
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One Cent
That is all it costs
you when you use John-
' son’s Shaving _ Cream
Soap, Each tube of john-
son’s containsione mile
of shaving cream, good ‘
for 150 shoves, _
J0hnson’sShsving Cream ‘
Soup is free from alkali and
all rritsnts, makes a rich.
creamy father that doesu’t
dry on the face and softens
the _toughest beard.
Atube...............25¢°
5 H it 4| si

2 oo “
(4 ei _ 
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1.0,.) it is is .i
I 0 N 1 at U
2.00
60::
Silo
5 L20 J/ ,
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oaoeu nv i.1A1L-aiigeeei _  I
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slnpptd ‘same day as order is . #P ff,
received. Try us.
_ ,_ ' /A (000. .-
g "‘(... 5
[25 per cent off all Mens
New Summer Underwear
V Some ofthe best makes in the
market will be offered in this line
balbriggau underwear, aertex under-
wear, light weight wool underwear in
all sizes. Discounted 25 per cent t
$i.oo Underwear now 75c per sui
$..5o i“ “ $r.r3 per suili
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<10 per cent off all Shceiing
no per cent oil Pillow coftous
20 per cent off Table Linens
20 per cent oft Napkins
20 per cent off Towels
20 per eent off Towellings
20 per cent oil' Cretouncs
20 per cent off Curtain laces
zo per cent oil Heniuicd Sheets
20 per cent off Pillow cases `
2 25
5.00
per cent of all
Sheclings etc
$2.00 " “ $1.50 per sul
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ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Toaouro, Aug. 22-Early this cf-
tornoon William H. Merrill, barrister.
round in his een with is _neon sash i“'
living ut 27 Maitland street. was
necessary.
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i|.USl`Il0l|8 HAIR
. Fllll WUMEN
._._,.
PARISIAN SAGE S'I‘AR'I’l~l HAIR
GIIOWING ANI) INCREASES ITS
Al.lUNDAN(Tl\}.
No Poisonous Sugar of Lead or Hul-
phnr in in-liglitful Refreshing Pari-
sian Sage.
If you havenlt enjoyed the marvel-
ous benefit derived from usi-ug refresh-
mg P/\uIsI/iN sage, the modern heir
grower, henutifler and dandrufl rem-
edy, you 'have missed A real treat..
Every w_o|ha_n-should use PARI-
,SIAN Sage not only to banish dan-
ilruff and other hair tropglvi. but '-0
rsvent f ' h ,r, _bs ness. KNIV-
lsn, oneql§lr`§l}""3nsir. Pamsuu
Sage puts life and luster into any
psrson's_ hair. It keeps the scalp
and hair immaculntely clean, .and
causes the hair to come in thick- and
abundant.
PARISIAN Sage is not a dye. It
does not contain a particle of l>0iH0n-
ous lead to discolor the hair or any
injurious ingredient. _
Get a bottle today It only costs
Anfon -mi fnilot nnnntnrs svn:-vwharn
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(noted upon his throat and 5 razoriil/Ioiitenegro have failed, according to
still clenched in his hands. Merril was-reports current in European capitals,
rushed to St. Michacl's Hoilllitlll in 3-fond_it is believed at Conetulitirifllllv
record mu made by 8 civic ambillanceithaf, for-mal pcaco negotiations' arc
and the doctors believe they can EWU about to hc commenced nt Paris bo»
big file, ‘ tween Italy and 'Purkeyn _
Merrill _had been worrying over Tho pence negotiations, however,
mining losses and investments ill are likely to be checked by u new
notliern stocks, while this morningicrisis arising from the collapse of the
his family physician told him that aniTurkish coalition cabinet.
opera.tlon` for appcndicitis would be! I-Iilml Pasha, the Minister of Jus-
Ilress Goods go
L A Dl ES A R E BU\"lN(§
H A N DS O Mh suit and dress
lengths every day from this great
assortment of new- stylish- attrac-
tive goocls. Over 250 pieces to
choose from--choose yours “while
, 7 i
    an one nina eu
/" v $2 \' ` ,
l , thc choosing is good.” _
504. Dress Goods for.. . ..34C
75c Dress Goods for .. _ . 561:/
1 oo Dress Goods for. . . . . , 67::
I 50 Dress Goods for.....I 00
2.00 Dress Gooclsfor ..._|.34
. i 25 per cent _oil
J J? .
Summer Sloclungs
LIS L E STOCKINGS---Cf)’l\
TON stockings---silk stockings
- every kind of light summer
¢' stockings is offered you at a dis-
count of
|25 per cent-Be Prompt.
V .CLAMORING FOR WAR.
_ LONDON, August 22-The Balkan
‘situation is still tfircateninil.
'g The Albanian difficulty apl>al°cntlv
has been settled, but the l3u.‘garia.u
'populace is clanioringlor war, fmdcf-
.forts to procure a settlement with'
tice, who favored a l>0liCY Ul °°“°‘\
iating the Young Turks, bus reslicilcd.
and the difficulty of reconstructing
thc ministry is no great that it is
not unlikely thnt Klamil Pasha, who
strongly opposes the committee of
union and Progress, may find him-
self compelled to present tho resigna-
tion of thc \v_h0lc (luhiuct.
Meanwhile, according to n '1',\u'kiBh
report, not yet confirmed, from Cet-
tinje the Montenegrin Cabinet h1\S
fallen. _
BALONIKI, August 22- Tlxrkish
troops from Ipek have relieved Ber-
ana a district of Albania close to
the Montenegrin frontier. which WHS
hesciged by Montenegrius ond Malls-
sori trlhesmen.
Fighting on the Montencllfill mln'
tier continues. _
LONDON, August 22-The 'rilrklsh
Ambassador in London will engage in
the pence negotiations at Parte, ac-
cording to the correspondent at Cun-
ta tin le of the Daily Chronicle,
Hsiim Bay. s member of the 'fur
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$2.95 Dresses
_ ANo'ruAT's oivnv
for example,
2 95 Dresses are now
3.7 5 Dresses are now
4.50 Dresses are now
10.00 Suits
' 18.00
20.00
2 2.00
26.00
 EVERY SUMMER
150 Waists are
3.00 Waists are
,L _
things are going in the ready to wear department.
Every sort of suiumer wear is heavily discounted
OUR VVHOLE STOCK Ol? HAN DSOME
_ SPRING and sumrnei' suits--all materials-every _
style--reduced in price to clear without reserve.
16.00 suits for I0.75
" " |275
u u 
" “ I6 00
sf at
exception of the plain tailored garments is offered
you at a. discount of one third oft. ,_ gi.
1.00 Waists are now 67c . i ii,
. /' 0 \ - .250 Pieces Newt" I A ` ' »
Now $1.95
A SAMPLE of theway
l.95
2 50
3.00
Now 10.75
I8.l|0
Wnisr WITH THE - 
now L00
now 2.00
._ _"4
Fire
souable rates
a strong feature
Office Sunnyside
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in good strong block Companies at rea
R.c BIRQW
BOARD OF TRADE |
ll0NCLUDl4iS FlFSBli()NS.
’l‘.Rl.IRi), Aug. 22»---’l‘he Maritime
Board of Trade concluded its two-
duys' session this afternoon. The
hoard decided to mcct next year in
Newcastle.
The following officers were elcctreri;
President, Matthew Lodge. Moncton;
first vice-pirsitlent, Pl. T. Higgs,
Charlottetown; second vice-president,
H. J. Logan, Amhcrstzg secretary,
Thomas Williams, Moncton.
The following resolution by E. A.
McCurdy, Newcastle, and seconded by
Capr Reid, of Summorslde, was pass-
ed:
the Maritime Board of Trade bc - re-
quested to cull on the railway com-
mission, when in Ottnwn, and ribtulu
an assurance from them thnt steps
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iz..-__ -.____',._ ____e ._A-_ sf.-_-;__<_;;-z __-0: _.___-egg
he asked to double track the I. C. It.
from Moncton to Halifax.
The ri»‘l\vuy cinnmiseion dill he
asker! to compel the railways of the
maritime provinces to provide, when
necessary, heated cars for 'the trans-
portation of potatoes and other per-
ishable goods. _
The n.eiter of the Grnnd Trunk
Hallway and other Canadian roads
obtaining ch:-irtcrs in the United Sta-
tes wus also discussed, and the gov-
ernment will he asked to strictly en~
[orcc the, `i.lrit1eh preference to goods
brought into Canada through Canad-
ian ports. _
Good roads schemes were also dis-"
cussed .-ind the president pointed out
"Resolved, Thet the executive ol'thnt the maritime provinces would-bl
the gaincr by the building ol a ntl
MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS.
° “ °" u\ our :tu-rt ith
wh was that hop” for B “waxy wi .ie cn or ul li' o compo e (Canadian P335.)
‘Ll 1 1 with nay, ne im railwnv to charge in iuture the same SALQNIKL Eoropmn 'pm-ku, Au'
con us on 0 peace _ __ -
creasing at the Turkish capital. P“:;_'-"?“l¢";r""l°:lfWmLl"“‘ *fills* £0 tl-hi ‘2i-The Turkish commander D. Ju
mm trvoronrs, Bulgaria, Aug H11 M “"1 1° "H _ }_‘*_ §° W" l“_ uk Psalm “ith s fore, ot troops to- 
usf., 22- Speeches urging war a- 321°? ,';:‘“"| fm "ll" l’;““"‘°° °f ill” day left Petch town in the valley of 
galnst Turkey in ordeg tom libe;ste ‘ng"§',“ “ ’” D “cm °“ ‘”l““‘ 'Um' Kosovo and was hurrying' to the ro- .
Macedonia were greets wi entrus- - V lie! of the Bm-sus. Albanian district
iasm at one of the biggest political e“’i“|_:"*"`“‘f‘_"‘ tl” "l°m,“§ d°!"ml"' on Montenegrin border where, for `
meetings ever held here yesterday. d"‘, _'W th 51;” hm' °“_°"_‘ ° “mul éevex-al darn I massacre of Chrlltlsns
After tho mcctlnrthe crowd. Mrryilis tm” "°“K\ l~ G l“\‘\0‘-‘\<\l'\K °°““' by the Mshommedsns has been fn
black banners, marched tn the mill- rxt yeatcmnyw Denim it WM dm progress. _
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