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Aaaaat labsaelnttaae Delivered l5.Ae.
* Hall all U. I. L. ld-IQ
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Wilfred Daronse director of tbaf
ef legal meddns and pol
aclenos, Quebec. and expert acien
crlminolofist of Montreal. who
establkbmaslt of a criminal lab
in Ontario as an aid in crime
Noted Filer
By Police
THAT WCB-TBLESS
CHEQUE8 All CABBED IN
WESTIIN CHRI!
l3.f-Captain F A
by police in several Western
It is alleged that the Mayor
Lethbridge and a clergyman at
Current cashed Wrthltll 011°
for Giles last February
FIRE LOSSES
Apnl 13 -Fire losses in
during the month oi’ March.
were estimated by the Monetary
al el'le2.12a. as compared
l,st0 for the previous
with 82453000 for the
FOUND
(Csnsdianheasl
rl s an-i1 is-'nie
Wadile whodisi
found ny James oe
'ville
buelseeinhhpasturewnkh
inrrnbhed the ideutlrioatisn
aubicctto epilepticnts.
becnatayingatfliahomecf
Oliivll Alillyyoltmili
deaihductounknovvncausec.
nosvntcienoffoulplay
T acts with
335 G11!
at e p. m |041
club loading hogs
morning April lltb List at
tester lecretary M1
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STRIKE IN
BUMUAY Fi.A_RES
num ylolmcr
“Passive Resistance"
Strike On Indian
Railway C a u a e s
Much Damage.
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(lpeclai te the aesrdiaal
JOMIAY. India. April is-'rho
“passive resistance" strike on the
Greet Indies; Peninsular lteilway
flared into violence today when
bombs exploded in two Bombay sta-
tions. illlurinl two persons. The
first bomb was exploded on a'milk
train as it neared the terminus at
Victoria Station. Another exploded
in the third-class waiting-room at
Byculla Btation. The two reported
iniured were in the Station when
the blast occurred. Leaders of the
strike movement hitherto have con-
fined their activities ,to obstruotinl
the peaseee of trains by Will down
on the railroad tracks and have
blocked the way to stations and of-
rreu ez me ruined company. seri-
ing` arrest.
i-lsli Birajuddin. a hloharbedab
who was the informer in the notor-
ious Bombay Dawit! ¢ll¢ 02 lm.
and a known radical. was arrested
at Byoulia Station shortly After the
bombing  oharaedrwith particlpa~
rr  our.;-age. aireguddia had
Pieces of explosive found in _his l°°°*'
eta. led aclicetcsuspcot him with
the makin: of bombs.
N. B. Premier
Makes Statement
(Canadian Pnl) _
l"R.liDEI|!Ui'0N, If. 8-. April l2.-
The feasibility of placing the admin-
istratlorn of Educstlm in New Bruns-
vrld under a seperate governmental
departmmt and a Minister of ldu-
oatien ainnlsr to some of the lare-
er provinces of the Dominion wrili
heme ofthernatilrl investigated by
the Royal Gosnmislion which will
make a survey of educational pol#
lsms of the province. This informa-
tion was given today by Premier J.
B. M. Baxter in denial of a -report
current that the Governnitlt has al-
ready decided upon this unpoi-not
step. 4
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NIW MAGAZINIS
FOI MARITIME!
!'l\IlDliI.IC1`0N. N. B., April 14.-
Thc first number of Aeadic,_"a semi-
rponthly publication reilcctinl and
interpreting the life and character of
the Maritime Provinces and their
people within and beyond their pro-
vincial boundaries" will make its ap-
pearance April ll. Issued under the
edltonhip of Theodore Goodrich Rm
berte. the new snaeelineetirst num-
ber will appear on the sixty-ninth
anniversary of Bliss Carman’s birth.
sndwilibeetributetathememory
and inspiration of 0anada’s beet lov-
ed poet. _
The Carman note is sustained
thrvllllwut _till iirst_ils\ie in contrib-
utionsb!dharlseCt.D.lt$erts.l-ll
Hathaway, Aulillt leisner, and V. B.
nsesemnr. ~ ’
Hon. R. I. Bennett and Hon. Peter
Veniot are aincnl contributors to the
Maritime atmosphere of the new
publication.
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wise er eaooo ree me 1o.ooo-mu:
hike which less taken him seven
E X P E U T E U
THIS SUMMER
Fnnu1oE§'wn1Be
Wloralelcotionsonictlnastliissum
mcrisaoer‘taii1tyaccoe’din¢ioUon
servetiive members oi’ Parliament
visiting Winnipeg. Mark 0. Bonn.
Hsldiaiandandwilliamlisrlelwwc,
Dui!¢\ln.8imooc.aretoa¢ddressa
scriasof!o\n'mooti.hgninManitobs.
Fiseslpolicywillbctilboiccddllis-
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GOLF VICTOR
(Canadian Press)
 . N. -C., Audi 13-
Flaahirlg sub plc' golf that left seven
birdies and an eaelo on his osnl.
Eugene Romans, Englewood, N. J.,‘
una mea and one uma Prussian*
bldiod0.RDll.Bomdl't‘l1iB.140li-
i'm'mer Canadian champ-
ln the final
south ama-`
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GOOD NEW! FOB 'IRI l»0B_G!'lR-
MIN
`no's-non. spru 14.-neva seeth
lobster fishermen will materially ben-
efit through operations by the Do-
minion Government of collection
boats that wiil_ land lobsters in Bos-
ton at the savina of about $9 a crbte,
and in better condition due to less
handling from trip to market.
During the fishlm season, April 20
to June 20, a total of about' 600 crates
aweekwilibeshipped fromtbe
grounds on the Guysborough shore
as far west _ae Owls Head, Halifax
County, and the collection boats are
porrmrmmaomseneurs
Providing that the catch isncnnal
itisaatirnatad thattheiobeterlnen
yilleffcetaasving of $40,000 for the
season Inthemedorltvofinetances
thsiebsteseetcherswiiillliittacome
tltive freilht rata I3 I Ra
against els a crate as heretofore.
piyaotonly-tciobeterebtsttomaoh
aralandotherflshinaeason. , f
'r1\sflese..c°\i\9l'iliIIl°¢\Wltl
asses geseisnebsate. ossratedby
wholesaler-soflobatsrlinloeionio
some
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drvios.
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expected to make the run to this (m`a“h‘~*|_) _
miieienmereaanuaneesoeusua-_
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‘ (Special to the Gaerdis-al
Raw. roll. April is-Police
headquarters are determined _to lup-
praas all oemssunistic eesioastrs
tions and have lend men on du
reeds to cope with inedcavnusim
who have received -inetruiiole feel!
Moscow to eeisetheaityoaiieygl.
BolieeooounissioaUGiwvlrA.Whal-
en has emphatically-~ststed
there’s gekag fo
the slay in this
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’ Who Would Seize New York On
“May Day”-§Red Hooliganism
Will Not Be Tolerdted.
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now Labor member in British Bones
not refer to Canadian scent as for
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'noitooflv April ia-'Wes-rie_d by
financial troubles. Ilsutdcl. ltbert
I. Towers, pecsnihdit 'military man!
and mnnbsr or tba lesll
Galt, Gocderhssn.
iiiiirrirfso
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Queen of 
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5'mcKH°L\f. April “lt--Queen
victoriaofawedenwasburiedtadlo
with an impceine ceremony. war-
shipe which had niet the lwdy It
gquespunde, fired selutea as the cal-
ketwsstroulhteslmeiwiiilerroups
or stcdsouseaa IWW-
Clrildren Have
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of,31._who  'cf 21.
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maiden name is vlvients ihud
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I¢iaemaatin¢'ton.\ned_tobuy!rom
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MAUKIIIL IN IIASON AGA!!!
U iruse
" GlDUUB1'll. Mess-. Apu-u 14-
. The mackerel season is cn. The pig
event in the dlouolter flslzemene
calendar occurred on larch sl. when
the schconera Orion. Capt. John
Dshimsr. and the Josephine and
llarr. dept. John Vallalole. sailed
from this port for the Southern fish-
iilt lrounds.
Mackerel means much tn Glouces-
tsrw The succsl in this branch of
ecsde hal been
a similar
if ir  “err
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risirr iiriiari rims?
wahoo
Rthepremierehi
todevelopintoa
Tbensteftheeeisiee
esiaaihsrsaarmwlli
lleallisinnohurly
ldwilldepeltabolt
tbelealvsabaee
andwili
'rue couple!
Most Appalling .‘
I Thelpsuqltlssaid. `  _’ O T  ‘W     ‘_ V. `  i Wal' W€apUYl_   
tsiieial ts"ar§_qast4hc1»“_
 tr.orn»oN.=ai»iix~1r»-“the_ nelly '“
Mail this morning states that
war ever devised by man, defy-
ing all defence and raining mer:
eilcss death from the skies is
new being forged in secret. in
England." This new war terror. `
oat a crew, lie cnelne and Millie
controlled by clock work and its,
hall a more receptacle for
bombs. The cioekworks control
is sat before band to operate at. I
a certain moment and a specil- .
ic place. On anivlnl at the all-
peinted moment. the Gill”
stops, and the whole machine
with its deadly load craallse to
quarters of the seincrs catch is made
at night when conditions favor.
The first cbiectlvo of the fleet is
abreast the G`\apcs of Virginia in
about 35 to 30 tathorns of water, in
_which lane the .mackerel school,
bound north to the spawning grounds
in the south channel. invariably
move. Capts. Pallasola and Dahimar
may lo further south to Body Island.
wheel’ the fish are first met after
they round Hatteras.
Along toward the last of April
about '15 smaller boats will get away
from this port for Hatteras to meet
the fish when they are well up the
Jersey cout. while eusaeepc two
or three of the eeinine fleet hail from
Gloucester, which has monopolised
this branch of the fishery, the nett-
ors are recruited anywhere from Jer-
acy to lastpcrt. This port furnishes
about two thirds of the number. The
hoateoarryfromfourtosix men. In
many instances the masters are the
owners.
The southern fishery usually ends
about June 15 when the scene of op-
artttons shift to the Cape shore for
aboutthreeweekaandtothelouth
'Zealand butter entering Canada,
‘the most. appalling weapon of f
according io the Mail is a giant ;
airplane torpedo operating with- ‘
TRRIFF UN
IMFURT BUTTER
Governments Will Ask
Dominion Parlia-
ment For a Four
Cent Tariff.
iosnadianrressl
nnaeori'rON.A.\ta...aprl11s-ai~
baaws omeeaimsotisinrympetl-.y
with cdortstohaeaenainergancy
iasiilplscodonnusteali-anasdlfew
l§‘.cn.¢lccr|el-loadley.Miniatsr of
Asrioulturaetateaadeiepatim of
dairymrn from northern Alberta
ssked1hsttheAiheo'taC|ovm:'n1ent
co-operate with other provincial
wvernnieutsinadaiugthebosnin-
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MINERS LUSE
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ington Mine Takes
Heavy Toll.
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tlogascxplodonon
about 500 iaat uxmrgtdimd
Cerhonsde coalminccdtsis
coerce.. etoerccolwflcd
livesofewsasty-cnexniseln
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_Well Known
Lawyer Dead
(lpecial to the Gurdian)
HAMIINON. Ont-. April 12-
Mlchacl J. 0'RAill¥. K~ U.. one of
Canadrs best known lawyers. drop-
ped dem in uqumre veneer
Court this aftrenoon. Mr. 0’lleil1y
had been in rather poor health for
some tirmwlriienewasfuilrsc-
tive and appeared to be Quito veil.
he was suffering from heart ailment
and high blood prwctllle. Although
his sudden death caused greet eur-
prisa and distress it had been feared
that he mllht bo strickdw
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Judge Harland B. Howe.
Daniel Lcrnisu of Thetford Mines.
Que., pleaded guilty to having anter-
cd the United states iliell-ll! after he
had been deported on a previous oc-
casion. Bc was sentenced to one
year and a day in the federal lndus-
tldal institution at Chillicothe. Ohio.
ned sum. else of Thetford more
was sentenced to serve three months
in the chittenden County Jail. and
Frederick l'ermenter of Montreal.
and Patrick J- Gorman of Toronto.
were each sentenced to two months
in jail for enteric; the country con-
trary ta immigration laws.
Wilfred Palardy of Eastman. Que.
Channel as the prospects indicates. who told the court he had lived in
the United states 80 years, had rais-
CANADIANB JAILID ed a. family there and was cau¢l-it
I0! ILIIGAL INT!! when on his way back to Canada. mqggg,
_ _-- V idrew s. so-say sentence in the chit-
BURLINGTON, Vt., April 13.-F01-‘ tendon jail. Ha laid that itil arrest
lowing the report of I3 true bills and for intoxication at Newport lm'/|.||'ht_
meeeruenotteundeyeerendluntnsrutseroretneeutneeraesuut srrewmannruenie.
iatnetrnitedltatesblstrictdourthewseheseilleeaiiy. !.estq\eartermsoq5qm|;y,g*`
yesterday, five defendants pleaded 30. Ml p._ in.
luiiivtoviolailonofthaimmigra- Gannanyaxpeciansoderateimv lummeral&
‘tion lawsandweressnrsnosdboprovementinbminlthiyear. laterthah
Better Flo ur-- _Robin
111 sk Federal Gvt. For Four Cent Tariff
Given Two Years'
Gem. Theodorus Pangaiea, who boa
ans dictator or Gram in ms, md
was cleefed president several months
later. bla been condemned io lvl
yelrs mprisonmsnt with a loss of pole
ltica! rights. The sentence was givlll
by a senaforial commission appoint-
Gd to inquire into certain lets QQ
his dictatorship, particularly allegal
abuses in connection with gemblinj
eoncamlcns at lllensis.
Will Represent
Canada In Davis
Cup Matches
noruoirtio, ont..  at-nr. o.
sew:-isnt. steamer and sins!
Ncpns.'1urenoo.csnula's number
and No. 8 resting tennis plant!
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anime me canal
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muaenrstmunaotug
cup marches. the Davis oq
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