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DECEMBER 146, rgxz rmsr or ALI." '{"°‘2&,,"‘*.§ 'f;_._ , jgéfg ‘  E`E` 
fire occur sd. here' to-dey wlnthtrghi HCFEICAGO' Bw’ 25"`~Chi°f Th°m“
han M a mx." block was badly gub _ ac et and his driver were seriously
ted and co V lderable damage was iimfyred .While driving t° 8' me l“ St-
donc to cue cuss neu. 'rue seen- 'Aww B, E'“"’°"“‘“ Ci‘“’°h-
pm,” 10”; heavily as pmetican n au omoblle driving at high
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BUssm,%£_D,c_ 36 _fzfdiiau-) (canadian Press)
none of the stock- was saved. y Ezxgliggighx  gel” abuggy “td
» - en re expec -
The building was owned by Gsm ed to die
W. Fowler M. P. and wa it t '
on Mun gist., adiacent tosttse \}i3i;I:a1;l de'l1;€i‘e0c!i(iiirch,Ivalued at $50,000. was
of Nova'Scotia and was occupied i, Y" ' t was "“”° um" 4°
thaw” ,,,,V_,‘,_ Y years old.
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ThO f New Bi-unswi k ' '
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gg.  Jeweller. _
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Ai  H‘|ldkle's, ` Dentist ahrd Walter  
I"airweatber,,tenaut. _ _ . _
Then*-~t'tI<}'~ foriner occupied the
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Order For All Those on'Leave
,to Return Within 24
' L 1H`ou`rs "
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Dec. 25.-:_A pews agency
despatch from Constantinople early
to-day reported that all officers on
leave from the Tchatelja llues have
been recalled to their regiments.
The order was for their appearance
within 24 hours,
3" 3»i lilililiiii
Hill lSHl]llE
groundfflobr _and the others the sec- I E ' I
ond f\`00l1L»~' ~` 9_ fire is supposed to ' ' ~ "`-"
have-opfiina i from the furnace and ' 3 I
when' diseillefed had gained consider- I
ahlei ii0l_t\WBy‘.'- 
'riis,‘,'-nearly eeinnisa ny Ms. snfuen '””‘
was 'pradticitliy ablaze and nothing
was elved? ‘  (Canadian Press.)
q~n%__o,§piisants_ oi tue second anon Bosrou, pee, 25-New ungisns
M80 Oli ~.h¢llN_ily.~ he/d the first white Christmas in three
_ 'rhe_.Ban;& oi New Brunswick lose years today.
little butjre put out of business at In some of thc southern parts of
their DNB , f ltliild- the New England States there were
The foil ing _is an estimate of the two feet of snow. -
loss aus ,ned by each with the -_-____._--
$v'_“°ii`I.`5.i.. 2.i0T.“`f"';1'i$’.€”'!il3fhnf”§IIl YOUNG GIRL
suranoe _,'000'; Geo. M. Sufiren, loss  
about $9, 0, insurance $5,500; Dr. ° »
Teakles, 1 _s about $2,000, insurance CHICAGO D _
$1,500; 1 ,leer Fsiswentiicr, ioss mm Owned 'Imd“(°,'r,vm?3byA'1‘)r“"I§"mI"_>'
about $2- 0, insurance $1500- Geo Ron up tl st k
i t' e i ii t i'cu.'i 3 “Fu `““"`“5 °’~ '“° Mid 'al'
Hggeetuzof' as S a Ou S “Bm ally in]urcd Mary Kiirniclri, 8 years
B Q. E 0ld,’he1‘e, last night. Dr. Roller was
`* driving Mrs "M Merweather to the
   ‘mme Of a_'fhm'i1y‘of poor children
“ , where she intenéiezl to leave s box of
lS ma
f F ffl    toys as a Chr‘ s remem-berance.
i"‘ `» *_* __ Laos our PAs'roa
New Yann, -use. za.- runes s ' AGAIN P},EACHES
cocoanut -,ftree drifting ahead of the
bow, I doiiyelieve there's a human he- ASBURY PARK N J Dec 23__
ing on it.1‘.’.,,. _, F t - ' ' " ' '~
1. mens- of in so we   ‘::.-is.ii.';‘:..i.‘::°.r.i';:.‘i;;i
‘ll"1"~’*l3‘~"i\1\° 'W5'-“°“m°l F°“' -last summerftlie Rev. Dr. Ross Mc-
t".|\_‘H$;"'W|. $9»P“§°i“5 debris °f “W Clements, pastor of the First Presby-
st01§» _ ix” U” M” Jamucsnl terian Church of this city, was in
C°5¢» Q55* V°‘F°”° M5* °m°°-" made. the pulpit to-day, and addressed the
this;’.;dil'¢UV0l`¥i3' Gnd W” 3“"° 0! it' members of the congregation.
H5 _“6`31uf°h°°'* W th” tree' When Dr. McClements was drawn
im h°“’ lat" the 1‘°“t “ew under the moving train at Allenhurst
W595. E “"5~"‘h°u' °°“s°i°“° h“"'°‘5d his legs' were ci'ushed and both were
Pick nf-t°“d‘“`|Y fmm its b"a“°h' amputated. His left arm was taken
es.-fn 'n'==~  on st the elbow.
Th! E133' °”~u°d himself “Wim” He was seated during the service
Geoff!  WEB B. beech C0n'.b8f‘ at t0_day_ and, though he has artificial
P°"`t- $“*'°hi_°-' Wh” the h‘“"`i°““° legs, did not arise during the pray-
°°'m'. as °°“3ht “mg” in a deserted ers. which were by the Rev. A. E.
hutdil _IEWWA5 Fwept '50 9”' He Ballard, ofthe Ocean Grove Camp
swa gi rcocosnut tree and finally Meeting Association, and the Rev.
hxhglxd-he fail “Sleep in its bf““°“‘ nr. M.  Mcbuins. ivinny in tue
es. .HB6 \3°“°.V°d 11° “Gated for two congregation were moved to tears by
iiaisa J' 4 observing their pastor's condition..
ii '_ l Aituonsn nr. Moc-icments offered to
_ ~ ' i _ _ resign after the accident the stew-
ards oi the church and the congrega-
tion pleaded with him to remain.
SEVERAL
22.-After carrying ' , ISI AND B_ C_
foreigners down a_ VANCOU“;1;OWS‘ XM‘AS Ii0LLY_
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a smoke filled
to night
k ed's’.
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iui?1rie;.° ;1ri;°§th9"il I qggiiers have been r°°°i"°d» 2°“‘¢
ladder were\iuiured_`. iiouth; as far, ss the City 0! M°Xi°°
" _north to Dawson City, and east to
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_ VICTORIA Dec 23-Christmas
last ,om per holl rown on Vancouver Island is
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erlaadxdlged lgolrlhe thisyyear being shipped to all dpaigts.
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his incase nc his .vi the _¢°“*i“°"'° ‘md “H “S 'Y
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papers for price oi one
"' limited tlighoiigigigiaswomggggfsntfgigny  '
only $2.50 .
Th d'un” to the readll18
a larzgulgirdulation by 910119”
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farm magazine-
ooaten purer- ei’-°
 splendidly
operation, fields of
,h9ep, views of the
are given about The Can-
TODAY
(Canndian Press.)
NEW YORK, Dec. 25--Tho United
States Fruit steamer Turrlalba is
ashore sinccvyesterday morning on
Brigantine Shoals near Atlantic City.
57 passengers and 18 of a crew were
taken oil by the United States Reven-
ue Cutter and were brought here. The
sea was smooth and the weather fair
\Vh¢‘-n the transfer was made. Al-
though the passengers had a narrow
escape they sutiereil little or no in-
convenience.
The mail ami baggage were trans-
ferred safely.
'STEALS BAG SHE WOUI.°D
NOT LET FIANCE BUY
BOSTON, Dec. 22.-“Don’t buy
that for me Joe. It is too expensive,
and we.need all our money to furnish
our house when we get married New
Year's Day," said pretty Fanny Gor-
hami to her ilance when he offered to
buy a silver mesh bag they were
both admiring in a down town de-
partment store.
A department store detective who
overheard the remark remained with
feminine curiosity to see whether the
lover would buy his sweetheart the
gift despite lie;-gpratests. ,il-Ie hesitat-
e 'and then turned awe. 'and the
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-gl-1l'l.'"tempted beyond resistance, slip-
ped the pretty meshjbag beneath her
coat and hurried after him.
' She collapsed when arrested by
Patrolman Daniels, and in the city
police court yesterday her fine of $5
was paid by the husband-to-be,
I-IIS MOTHER WAS NOT PAID
WELLAND, Ont.. Dec. 23.-Chester
Rice, arrested here on a charge of
fraud. claimed to he trying to raise
money to pay his mother’s hotel bill
also enough money to reach Hamil-
ton.
Mrs. Rice, who with her son and
her manager, Horatio White. iS BU’-Y'
ing at the local hotel is styled the
"girl preacher." Rice claimed his
mother was employed by the hotel
keepers of Ontario to preach against
local option, but had not been paid
as promised.
The “girl preacher" has HDPBl'6l\1>1Y
had? quite a career, both the Domin-
ion Alliance, Toronto, arid the Anti-
Saloon League of America having a
record of her services to the liquor
traffic.
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` WIIJL BE EVI(;:l‘_ED
GREENWIGI-I,' Conn., Dec. 23.--
The Rev. J . Alibert DSOIBY. Wh°5° Old
fashioned, simon pure gospel Oi heli-
Bre and brimstone caused the dea-
cons of the Baptist Church in Banks-
ville, near here, to separate him
from his $525 a year iob as vaswr.
is barricaded in his home, and, by
advice of counsel, is defying the con-
gregation to oust hlmi. The deacons
sity they are s0ihs to get H “GW PM'
ton' whose references from thc pulpit
will not hit so near home. ind fb”
ss they will need the parsonage, they
will evict, Mr. Doejay and his familv-
_Dissacisfsccion use been isis with
tue Rev. iur. Doeiay ever emi? 1”’
s ld in a sermon a your B130. Th:
dzvil is in this church. Look r¢I1b€>\1_
ygii and you will see him. 5 “fd
ally the women looked about Bn
ey|ry»man they saw immediately be-
c§gs|_a self-accused devil. This con-
grégption for thirty years had been
shtustoined to the gospel of earthly
hlplllncss when Mr. DoelaY_\’1'°“5m
in the devil to perturb these content-
sd people-
lillllwuncsssurs.
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column. Cash must accom
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Drowned- Skated' Into Hole-
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The home of Leon D. and Mrs. Gal-
lant. .North idustico, wamplunged in-
todeon sorrow on Tuesday evening
when newg was brought oi, the, acci-
dental death by drowning of their
young son Lemain.
The boy. with s companion,
b0i»h about eleven years of.age,» were
skating at Rusticoville. The lsd skst~
ed,il1f0 B11 Opening and could not ¥_et‘
out as the ice was not firm and broke
away under hirn..,Hil companion
seeing heacould render no assistance
Sturttld 101' Rustico some distance
away to get help but before he reach.-
ed the village young Gallant had
gone down. _
His body was found at 8 o’clock
yesterday morning beneath the open-
ing where he went through, in 12
feet of water.
He leaves two sisters, five brothers,
his mother and father and a large
number of relatives who have the
sympathy of all in their bereavement.
His futher, Mr. Gallant, is quarter-
master on the D. G. S. Earl Grey.
Word was sent him at Charlottetown
and he left yesterday morning for his
home. _
The funeral will take place nt 2.30
to Rustico Catholic Church.
BURNING MOLASSES
IINTERRUPTED TRAFFIC
PHii.Ao1<;'i.PHIA,' re., nec, 23-
Fire today in the building occupied by
halpen, Green Co., refiners of sugar
and molasses, North Delaware Aven-
ue, fronting on the Delaware River,
caused damage estimated at $50,000
and impeded traffic on the river.
The smoke from the burning mo-
lasses settled lik-e ii thick fog; over ths
river, and caused ferry boats* and
other crafts to slow up and grope
their way up and down and across
the Delaware.
Z1`il]'GF'1"1I.D 'PO WEB ~ .-_
` ‘ ANNAEHELD AGAIN.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21-Flo Zeig-
fleld, Jr., whose wife, Anna Held, the
actress, secured an interlocutory de-
cree of divorce six months ago, sn-
nounced today that there had been n
reconciliation. Although the divorce
probably will 'be made absolute
Thiirsday he said it was likely that
he would bo remarried to Miss Held
early next year.
HUNDREDS OF MEN FLED
WHEN WATER RUST-IED
‘ INTO THE TUNNEL
BERNE, Switzerland, Dec. 23.-
Hundreds of workmen engaged in con-
structing the Mondor Tunnel through
the Jura nlountains between Italy
and France had a narrow escape
from death to-day when the pick axe
of one of the workmen opened a pow-
erful subterranean stream. ‘
The laborers fled before the great
mass of water which spurted up into
the tunnel at the rate of 150 cubic
feet a second, flooding it and the
neighboring villages. The damage
done. by the water is heavy. There
were no casualties. /
THE WEATHER
THE TEMPERATURE
` TIDE, MUNI. ETC
(Special to The Guardian.)
TORONTO, Dec. 26.--Southeasteb
ly and southwesterly winds; fine and
milder. '
The temperature at three o‘clock
this morning by the Rexall Store
Tested Thermometer with a northern
exposure was 27 degrees above zero
and with a southern exposure 29
above.
The lowest temperature recorded
yesterday was twenty-five liogreei
above nero and the big est was thir-
ty-one above. Thevlowest recorded
the previous night was twenty-two
above. at nine s. in. yesterday it
was twenty-seven above and at nine
p. m. twenty-live above. On the pre'
vious day the lowest was thirteen,
the highest twenty-three and the
lowest Monday night eleven. At nine
a. m. it was thirteen above M10 Bt
nine p. m. twenty-three above.
The tide will be high this afternoon
st 12.55 and tomorrow at 1.43; it
will be high tonight at 11.54 and to-
t 12. _
mgllxvhulii sets tgie afternoon at 4.21
and tomorrow at 4.222 it F1595 W'
morrow and 'Friday at 7.41.
The moon rises tonight st 7.24.
The moon will he full Tuesday, Dec.
B4 at 4.06 a. rn.
. The last quarter of the moon will
C. O. 1% will be held in their bg Monday Dec. 80 at 4.12 n. rn.
sc Hampton Saturday 2801 The length of todav will be eight
hours and forty _ minutes.
(From Tue|day's_ Evening Guardian)
can you mow which type- . -- , .
y 've never had The temperature at eleven oclock
M -depend on ln! this mornin! bi W9 mnll 'B'-°"°
“gm-1, me sn- 'pgsql Thermometer with n northern
my Remington exposure was B1 degrees above zero
machines. A. Milne and' with n southern exp0!\1r° 49
N.~ B. 12-MMM. above. ~
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.lil Fire' in an Eight Storey ,in Nearly Every Branch 0f'ln'l,\lew South Wales Qpgfa-
. B¢ulld_in'g Used' as Ctiy ‘ 'Thé Son Locks And f tions Are Expected to Conf
Warehouse Camp trol Australian Market.” _
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(cllnlldlhli PUBS) (Canadian Press)
°@.°‘1l1i°¢i BB IIN! WarBho\1se;b¥'.the ’cahBl office to-day.
Westinghouse Electric Mfg. g Co.
Crpssed wires was the cause of the
disaster. '
insulin uiiuis A
‘ usuuiils iris
(Canadian Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 25-Guy
Deviileprom, ii former teacher in a lo-
ca.
He told a tale of having been fat-
tened for a feast by Cannibals while
attempting to cross from Quadad,
Buenos Ayres.
He escaped after many adventures
and found his way to Vnllao.
He declares the savages appeared
like the past ape and were Of n, very
low type of clvil‘z.ation.
nn`AzIL's IMI-icaxsi.
, irAMi1.v 'ro oo 'ro Hoivia.
RTO JANEIRO, Dec. 23-The cham-
beit of deputies has thrown out s, bill
revoking the decree of banishment. of.
the imperial family. When the empire
was overthrown in 1889, the imperial
family, of which Don Pedro II. was
the head. was compelled to leave Bra-
zil.
LYNCHED A NEGRO.
BATON ROUGE, Dec. 23-When
Sheriff Parker went tn the Court
House of West Baton Rouge he found
cal academy, arrived-here yesterday
from the West Coast of South Ameri- ‘  " ` ' '
_ An increase oi 13,000,000 tons re-
gistered freight, 20,000,000 tons un-
registered tonnage is shown.
Wheat shipments were 114,000,000
lbllehels, an .increase of 17,000,000
over last. year.
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(Canadian Press)
ST. PIERRE, Dec. 25-The crew of
the Nova Scotia schooner Aldine
lieved to have perished in yesterday's
gale. The wreckage of the schooner
was found on the north side of St.
Pierre Roads today but there was no
trace`of the crew. The Aldine, 112
tons was owned by A. V. Conroy,
Lunenburg.
URGES CARE IN USE
OF DEADLY ACID.
WASHINGTON, Deo. 21-The De-
partment of Agriculture has de-
nounced ns criminal a story sent out
that hydrocynnic acid could be used
indiscriminately to exterminate house-
hold pests. It was said at the depart-
ment that the careless use of this
deadly gas might easily result in the
death of the user. -
idable rival to the so-called Steel.
PZTTHBURG. . Dec. 35--'Si B: - SAUI./I' STE -_ »
‘“°“` were O-‘¥°‘°°“i° \?Y 'P1230 shed 'An increase in nae1g;l3‘l~?r'yDif:in¢?`oi  fusion: c;§aot5go0'e Nfgismskouth
daynaur was done approximating trarllc /through the Soo looks and ,mg plant is to be imdt B ,_
$100,000 as the result of a fire this ‘and canal is shown by the annual re- ' `
"°°"1i“l< in ill 01Bi1t'9¢0r°Y b\1\l4iDE ‘port of the lake commerce at the
The c°mi>auy’a plant _will be’at
New Castle and its operatiGl\l.!§Q
_expected to eventually controlftgq
-Australian market. I,
ENTIRE rAM1LY f
1 Asruyxnrren
‘ Nw YORK, Dee..2e-,Fearing anti
somthing was wrong at calling
second time at the home of Martin lm
_Gravy in Brooklyn .yeeterdj sy, ms
,girl chum of his daughter 21 yeah-
old notified s policeman. who found.
'the entire family, father, 
and son. Martin Molirevy, Jr., ll
years old dead, and a. disconneew-
gas. tube in the kitchen. ` ,;
Realizing their danger apparently,
`While still partly conscious, all tbreti
had left their beds and attemptdtg
escape from the gas. if
The young woman- having reached
numbering probably six men are fbe- 'B Wil1d0W which she oP0l1°d UUQQ
death overtook hge, , ._ ,,,,.
‘FINAL HEARING IN THE
' ' HARVESTER SUITE*
I CHICAGO, Deo. as-frliofisee or en;
scheduled hearings in the Governo
ment’/s suit to dissolve the Interage-
‘ional Harvester Company ss 3, Wm.
.bination in restraint of?tTdo ws;
_held here today.- At its cone union the
Government attorneys went into con-
ference to cheek up the results ol the
hearings in various citim and gg “-
clue upon further action. It lrpoi!-“
ible that an additional hom-mg ugyl
he held soon in New Yorke Hearings
on behalf of the International Hath’
vester Company may be domaigd9d‘i§'
the Harvester Company's attomlyn.
it wassaid. _
the body of Nprd Cadore, s negro,
swinging from a telegraph pole a
short distance from the iail. Cadore
had, been convicted 'of ~-killing* 'James
Norman, B, plantation manager, about
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‘ATTACKS STORY OF
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PLOT .IN DE’I‘RO1'.l'.
three weeks ago.
WOULD-BE-SUICIDE
SAVED BY SISTER
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-A would-be
suicide's telephone message resulted
in saving his life last night, when
Mrs, Mary Ennis, sister of Harry
Shepard. 28 years old, made a. hur-
ried journey of 20 miles and rushed
into his room in a rooming house,
in time to pull a. gas tube from his
mouth and aid in reviving him.
He telephoned that she would find
him dead.
The sister explained to the proprie-
tor of the rooming house, who with
a policeman broke down the door
just in time. Shepard was taken to
a hpspital a prisoner.
He refused to divulge the reason
for ,seeking to end his life.
POLITICAL FORCES
ARE PREPARING FOR THE
' ELECTION IN APRIL
MELBOURNE, Australia, Dec. 23-
With the close of the Australian Par-
liament on Saturday, members are
busy in the constituencies getting
ready for the April election. The
Governmentfs chances for returning
is said to be good, but the battle
will, be a bitterly contested one.
The Liberal party during the last
three years of Labor administration
hss,been forced to adopt the. methods
or the Labor pei-cy in preparing _H
solid platform to which every candi-
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 22-As the
eleventh attorney to speak for the de-
fence, Walter L. Ball today argued to
the jury at the “dyuamzitd conspir-
acy" trial in behalf of Hiram R.
Kline of Muncie, Ipd:, former organ-
izer for the United Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiuers.
Kline and Olaf A. Tvcitmoe, San
Francisco, are the only two of the 40'
defendants not identified with ther
Ironworkers’ Union. Whatever charg-
es the government made as t0 K1ine's
complicity in the explosions against
non-union work, Mr. Ball said, con-,
cerned the defendant’s presence in De- i
troit in the summer of 1910. The'
lawyer attacked the testimony of
Robert G. Ross, who said union ofti-
cials in Detroit at that time plotted
to blow up five buildings under con-
struction by “open shop" contrac-
tors.
GERMANY PROPOSEB TO PUT
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.HELD UP WITH GLASS PIBTOIL
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PITTSBURGV-Pa. ,'-Dam ~ -24-William
Davis, detected going tfiro_ugli_ the
-residence of Attorney Edward Stow
in Maripoo avenue this 
ren when he saw a. policeman coming'
in response to a telephone Ol". Dhllr.
ing around a corner into Fifth Avlr-
.ue, he faced Johnny Miller, a sewn
boy, who had been Watching `~ ihl
chase. Drawing a toy pistol inside at
glass, the newsy pointed it at Dlvil.
shouting:- » n.
"Stop, or I'll shoot!" _ i
Davis, behaving the boy had a real
revolver, stopped. The little fellow
continued to keep the glass Diltol lev-
elled at Davis and held him prisoner
until the policeman arrived and hand-
cuffed him. Davis was furious when
he discovered he had -been lioined, ‘W
fnsv. nn. iuAoKs:NzI.s: MAY '
BE NEXT MODERATOR.
i T')RON'l‘O. Dec. 29-The Rev. Dr.
Murdoch MacKenzie, for manv years
foreign miuionurv to Hunan, China,
THE BAN ON DIME NOVELS. I
BERLIN, Dec. 21-The proposedi
law against dime novels and sensst-i
ional literature has been received
with fever ny nie nisjoi-icy-of tusl
federated states of Germany. It will’
probably be submitted to the federal
council during the present session of
parliament.
The measure will provide heavy pen-
alty for_the display and sale of this
kind of literature.
is likely to be-the next Moderator of
the General Assembly of the Presby-
terian Church in Canada. Several
Presbyteries have already nominated
him. .
The Livingstone Centenary will be
celebrated in 1913. and as a, relult
the Presbyterian Church will give
Promlnence to milsfonary affairs dur-
ing the year.
The General Assembly has not had
s, foreign missionary as Moderhtor
since 1894.
..,
, mia A ply nipmon at
eral parties will be strongly Demo-
cratic and not~ a great dell m01‘¢
conservative than that of their op-
ponents. The coming election carry-
ing with it a referendum on the ns-
tionalization of the trusts operating
in the Commonwealth, together with
Federal control of the trade, com-
merce, and industrial affairs. Wiii be
one of unusual lmp01‘l2H“C°~
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