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_ __ __  _ _ __ CI-IARLQ'l"rE'1‘0wN, PRINCE EDW-ARDISLAND, CANADA, THURSDAY, MAY 14, iooa. - {,:°.;',e;,‘,§',*ii§i‘;',‘ini}s‘}5.‘.’;,"v‘i',i’.¥n
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This S_l.l]ll'BI_l_lB chief Ranger of f=he_-»0l*f|8_l2 M8818 Members C°“"°" 05°” 3P|8"<lldPfi20   Troops at Quebec May be Ten Vessels Lost This Season
at This Hem-vmce to Discusthe Higher Rates to he ‘  for Cwntypelition Among ' I' ' Qurmi¢d...Mmi3¢¢|_- io igonsldm- ' But Their Crews Were
Paid” liy Foresters-a Most Interesting Meeting 5 'f  R°""°°"
Canadian Marksmen Rescued
Address to The S' c~ R° ` l 0'I"I‘-AWA. Mer 1!--With a view to OTTAWA, May 12.-A aonninnionloayn erin. 'rho Hamilton ana ro- s'r. PIERRE, inn., may iz.-since
The meeting of the I. 0. Foresters
gm- n conference with the Supreme
Rnnger with reference to the pro-
posed changes in' the rates of _in-
surance of the Order held last night
in the I. 0. F. Heil, Summereide.
was very larliill' attended, delegates
from au part/s of the Province being
in nttendanto-
The meeting opened at 8 p. m. with
Joseph Read in the chair.
nov. E, J. Ratixe on behalf of the
High Court presented the following
address:
'rn Elliott-G. Stevenson, Supreme
Chief Rol1E9\'~ _ 1
naar sir and Brotho;/1-on behalf
of the membership of our order in
iiiis jurisdiction, the members of the
nigh standing committee, welcome
you to our Province.
The fraternity which you so worth-
iiy represent fills a large place a-
mong our benevolent institutions. It
has afforded means for providing
against the want and- distress so
often occuring in our homes by the
death of. the bread-winner. The
mnny wise provisions contained in
the different features of the order's
wonk and the fraternal benefits sf-
forded _as well have endeared it to
the Idinds of our people generally,
It is therefore a great pleasure to
us to 'have this visit from you, the
bead of our order, and to have an
opportunity to express our satisfac-
tion at your,appolntment to fill the
place of our lamented master builder
Dr. Oronhyatekha.
It is an assurance of further suc-
cess and also of prominence when e.
man of your ability and standing
was available to take up and con-
tinue the work so well begun.
May divine guidance and strength
be given you to bear the great res-
ponsibility of your high office and
to administer the affairs of this
great brotherhood to the abiding sd-
vnntage of so great a fraternal so-
ciety and to your own satisfaction.
~ We trust that this `u.:ief vliit may
carry with it, pleasant memories apd,
that you may be spared in the n `
future to spend n. more extends
time with us. '
Fraternally submitted in Liberty,
Benevolence and Concord.
John Anderson, H. O.
T. B. Grady, P. H. C.
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Pwwrs
PNFH
' Rattee, H. Vice-C. B.
Fowler, I-I. Secretary.
arry McLean, I-I. Trees.
Houston, ML D., H. Pixy.
W. Tanton, H. C.
The S. C. R. in reply thanked
them for their welcome and explain-
ed _ at some length the proposed
changes in the rates as adopted by
tho'Executive of the Supreme Court.
`For over an hour he answered in
1ue.i»pip_ .Ieunnlu qnnssaid Aiea siq
qnestipns put to him by members of
the Order.
A resolution moved by the High
Chief Ranger and seconded by J. E.
B. .McOread_y, and supported by
others objecting to the plan as pro-
posed by the Executive oi the Su-
preme Court was carried.
Among those who were present
were John Anderson, Kensington;
Rev. E. J. Rattee, Malpequs; Edw.
__ an, Georgetown; S. F. Hodgson,
arlottetown; H. D. McEwen,
orell;| Dr. Houston, Crapaud; A.
ordon McKay, Bradalbane; Prof.
Jordan, Charlottetown.
rived in ° Summerside about _6 p. ni.,
and left on return at 1 a. m.
onul-:Rs oN A
POST
iTl‘If'EN‘ IN- THE L06
,. ' 4-. _ _
Loose Way of Doing .Things in  of I 'zflic
Goverment Steamer _Miontcalm as Disclosed
inltlie Inquiry Held at Montreal
MoN"rnnAL, May 13-'Ilhu-<1 Engin-
eer Mathias Roy, of the government
steamer Montonlm, rather surprised
Commander Spain and. the wreck
commissioner court this afternoon
st the inquiry into the running.down
of the Montcalm .by the C. P. R.
liner Milwaukee recently in Quebec
harbor. Ray was examined as to the
methods he adopted when in charge
of.thc engine room, but did not give
filly very definite infomation, save
that he recorded his signals by mark-
ing tllcm on a convenient post and
later recording them in his log. He,
however, could not produce any
orders close to the time of the .acci-
dent to his log, the only record he
had being a dirty piece of paper from
which he said that he had received
orders for full speed astern eight
minutes before the collision, which
produced a good deal of laughter in
the court. ` _
Commander Spain examined the pa-
per but could make nothing out of it,
and Mr. Meredith, counsel for the C.
P- R., suggested that it be placed fn,
AT THB? OPERA HOU*-ll‘7» '
Why He Divorced Her was the in-
terestvng title of an interesting play
Dut on last night at _t-he Opera House
by the Jere Mcahliffe Oo., and acted
ln u manner that pleased a lame.
audience. The play was oi fliliails
sort which -.compels interest the vari-'_
ous incidents .being followed- with in-
terest that never fbags till the cur-
tain is rung down Oil' th6__l&U.i- 51315-
'rna anonialtion innnlnnoo the casto-
mary nmusements. rare pleasure ‘be-`
ing the lot of those who heard the
unions oi the colored. queen»_UI~
S0112 in their pleasing. selections.
.lore was as funn; nsaver and( there
was not e dull ome t all evening.
'l`0lusht the play “Will bv _ "S.`l1.\l>-
a. museum. _ _
It further came out that the clock
in the Montcalm’s engine room had
erratic notions of time and- was gen-
erally out of agreement with the cap-
ta.in's timepiece. ~
Roy also- claimed to ,have a fourth
engineer's certificate, but` could not
produce it, and _ said' that before be-
coming third engineer on _the Mont-
calm he had been a greaser on the
Aberdeen.” This was a marked con-
trast to evidence .given just before by
Engineer Cralg,~of the Milwaukee, as
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Alabama, Burned His;
_Whole Family
MONTGOMERY, Ala_, May 12 -
Five children of James Kennedy
a well known negro of this city
were burned ta death last night
and two others so badly burned
that ,they are not expected to livei'
Kem;edy"a. wife alleges that her.
husband loiked the chil_dren,in the
pla`c_e'and hen set it' on fire. The
man and wom n have ` een Irvin a
adian Rifle Association the Militia
Council will oler an industrial prize
to be known as "The Dominion of
Canada Balver,”' to each gazetted
and edlcient Association for_ com-
petition during the season _of 1908.
The prize isa nickle silver ornament
salver bearing the Canadian coat of
arms.
_ Competitors must be members of
th`e Association- they represent prior
to June first and the salver for each
Association will be awardeil the com-
petitor vwho msikestlhe highest aggre-
gate score for a regular season’s
shooting at all -ranges fixed by the
rules governing the competition.
HIGH HUHNI lllMl3
 ilu ill siulli
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The special from Charlottetown ar- - - -
Are Going To Participate In
Election Campaign
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BLLEFONTAINE, Ohio., May 12.
-The Countess _oflWarwick,England's
fampns Socialist agitator, will be
pitted against Mrs. Alice Roosevelt-
Longworth, daughter of President
Roosevelt, in the Congressional cam-
lames K°"“f=dl'» a Neem Of £232” ‘lin?“f’fi...l"""l.”.§‘...°‘3$.‘§...‘.1§‘”¢f3$
make speeches from the stump has
been just learned.
Home weeks ago Representative
Nicholas Lollgwnrth told Ralph D.
Cole, Republican ~ nominee, whose
lucky dipping of a coin, broke in his
favor a deadlock that had caused a
second convention, that he and Mrs.
Longworth would make speeches in
the district for Cole, against whom
a hitter iight is being waged;
“Today E. G. Wharton, of Kentont,
Socialllst candidate, announced that
the Countess-.of Warwick had agreed
to viisit the district-on a _speach-m‘ak-
ing ' tour in -his behalf. It is sal
that the Countess will make a money
Hamilton, waited on Sir Frederick
Borden, _ Minister of Militia, today
in reference to the proposed trip of
U18 militia of Eastern Canada to
Quebec, next July. The Militia
officers who spoke also for officers in
command of Montreal, and other
city corps, protested against the pre-
sent intention of the Department to
allow four days drill pay to the
Regiments for the Quebec manoeuvers
The allowance take the place of the
regular twelve days pay allowed an-
nually to the city corps.
The deputation pointed out that
such an arrangement would seriously
aflect the finances of their respective
regilments this year. The regimental
fund for general purposes being large
ly dependent on the amount receiv-
_ed ' annually for the regular twelve
_ WASHINGTON, May 12.-President
'Roosevelt yesterday laid the corner
stone of the first interoolonial ‘tem-
ple of peace, friendship and com-
merce yet to be erected, the tangible
:evidence oi the donno _of rho 21 Am-
erican republics that war should he
no more in the western world und
that material pro»ipcl‘li.y promoted
‘by international trade shall take
place.. _
Following addresses hy €'i'esident
Roosevelt, Secretary of State Iii-ct,
Ambassador Nabuco of Brazil and
Andrew Carnegie, a cabled sentiment
expressing the heavy approval of
each - president was read. Cardinal
Gibbons and Bishop- Cranston pro-
nounced an invocation and benedic-
tlon on the 'work done and the
United States marine band rendered
selections of Pan American music es-
. ° 5 f c ih ci t tho campaign, holiov _
Dan' ‘and they q“°su°“ °1 the 9°" fig; ali i:\ha§<l:`e 30 put' a real Socialist . J
And Settle Differences
_forego the_four days’ pay at Quebec,
land would in addition perform re-
gular ‘twelve days drill provided the
usual annual drill allowance was
_mane and the whole corps taken to
Quebec.
Sir Frederick Borden promised to
take the request into consideration.
He pointed out tha? the programme
greater encouragement of rifle shoot- of Colonels in command of the vnri_ lmnto Regiments at any i-nm, /me the beginning 01 we fishing nnnnqn
ing 8-1110113 the members of the Can- ous city regiments in Toronto and fdeputation said, would be willing to Bild |1301' U19 Elf-DFID Uf UW 2901 und
21st od March, nine vessels have b1.en
lost. The following are the names of
the vessels that have inet with disas-
ter: Campaigne, St. Bernard, Palm-
,polais, Beam and Bretagne, Emilie,
lNeptuue, Galathie and Chateau-
Lailttel All were fitted up for the
Banks. The crews of the lost ships
were all saved and taken back to
for the troops at Quebec depended France by different foreign vessels.
largely on the arrangements heingiafter being landed in Nova Scotia,
made by the Commissioners in‘BI1d Sli- Pierre- _
charge of the celebration. Hs forth- YGHT-@l`dflY U10 Eagle '$81116 UNO D011
ei-_intimated that considerable dim- and lauded the crew of the three-
culty was helngexperlenced in ar-,lllasted schooner Gascoghe- TNS
ranging transportation proiiiemg schooner carried a crew of 3'? men.
with the railway companies, and She WHS burned at BCH MBV 2114.
there was H pmspeng that me whoie Previous to being abandoned she had
nonoino of nniitia moulizaiion at lost two of her crew. who set astray
Quebec as ,Lt D,-wen; ¢0n¢empi,,¢,ed_in their dory. The Gascogne makes
might to be very largely curtailed.
the total of French fishing vessels
lost since the o enln of tlhe season
pecially prepared for the Jccasion.
The new building is to be the point
property of all tharepublics.
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By 120 Delegates At Bost-
BOSTON, May 12.-Eight thousand
union members in the United States
° The Strikers At Owen Sound
Defeated Force Brought
By C. P. R.
-___
OWEN SOUND, May 12.-The long
shoremen's strike is over. but yes-
terday before the end came, there
was a pitched battle between the
E   striklers and a detachment of private
| | 'detectives from Toronto. Lumps of
coal clubs and revolvers la od n
D Y
prominent part, and several persons
were severely injured. A special train
from Toronto arrived early in the
 M em bBf`S RBp[`8S(‘|"lt8d `morning with seventy strike-breakers
Superintendent Osborne and some
other company officials and at seven
o’clock an attempt was made to un-
on Convention. écxd grain from the steamer Dun-
Some three hundred strikers went
down to the wharf to see fillet noth-_
ing was done, and were ordered of! by
the detectives The men made a rush
t0 We "Mt `m°th°ds 0! |`°3i5't°““g “sf-1°” 0’ the “budge” was ‘wins in tire. United States 'Congress at ‘and Canada were represented by 120 for the detectives and the battle be-
Biglmls °° ulm"b°°'t° taught out Jn the courts' K-°m'°dy fhand. delegates Ht U16 0139111113 Of the gan. the officers using the clubs and
After Brgumwt bY °°““5°x um cas? éscaped !0\ll'15l1 biennial ¢0l1V€Df-1011 Of U10 revolvers, and the strikers ratallat
was closed Command S984” "mark - Intercolonial Brotherhood of Railway ing with sticks and lumps of coal
ing 'that he would give `hls decision ' " I ' I T | 1   Employees here yesterday The con- Some twenty-five revolver shots
n xt Ba ‘ w o r da s r
before the Milwaukee sails e if 3 - _ _ _ _ V ' ’ Iventlon ill last f u yt. were il ed.
urday. - _ . ‘ ' ~ | | ,_  -_ I These delegates represent all the
_ .__----------1-_ _ W _»_  ' _ _ V ` funion freight handle;-5_ changers,  ~ " " " "`
Hlllfill GIRL 1=  lnnlli-» siliiiilz uw in ilulli   ulluiuuu un
a Camp CI`00k LOSS ployees and odice clerks on all the
leading United States and the gov l
 ernment gailroadls o;sC;i1a;‘l(;a,tO order]
  I fum-I-_'Three Story Building De- lmpossibleto_Raise Sulficlent .  I 駧“*°§§°‘°‘§§‘,§,,f],,f“°’§*,‘§if,§,,§‘,§"’i'f,§,,,§'iQ  
I-IALIFAX, May 12-Grace Hoben,
the alison yoar_'i'>ld"deusht°\' 01 0-
n_ Honon oi gluing and formerly of
Bt. John, h _ -a narrow escalw of
death from bu`i‘ning.‘_ She was alone
in the house and was putting wood
on B gi-gtqffvii-9 that-,pad gone out.
To make Q15( _wood hurli hB`l-£91' She
used oil~'and the can exploded scat-
tering the oil. and i/11° SWVB °l°I-‘ling
to0k fire.. ' '
wich gl-one pretence of mind we
rolled hsmeii linavmet and “tin-
gulshed iiheiibinyeii Her. cries attrac-
tgd gm nvqnrhipnl, 9( A nsighbour,
who came.in_ ad summoned medical
assistance# ' slie - wnsmirnon about
the face and ‘ha`iids_ ond' _will recover.
wl-eckedbi ‘ _ _
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Chango.nf.Pl¢iiu¢-ofrogram. N(u`ielty‘and Comedy in Abun-
dancer Ninildoiinliv and- Un
ique Musical Instruments
Tawny" Miggfygiaee McKInnq_i1_‘.|n -Swe_e_t:__ _
   Sus.  
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To-i=u. if.. lre'\\iio.-»_-»¢._<.c~=- -==
entertainigggt 9| .gi-|5g_._¢t ,_ 
'rin unnnni 'n-io. i-mm. seize-inc
Hebert, intnoduoe musical novelties
U lmrumeneor.  aw WIP
me on I for _ .-L ioi-_en
.:.-e. 
landovixe ri _ .  01|-‘ft-'l‘&5. and
“ur mace'-KM ' _-`»toael..aad»~»v¢~
mme" .  n__mprvii_ In
the way they 'fiol ' mddlliotil
, .l’°!'f""°’°`
as
pei-tion hitli|%r._t.<: niggas-_of. and an!
one 'H0115 _ I" `
ii“' im oiiowinr-
}’§if,,,X.¢° if 'vivfaaelnndfl mme "a
treat of ¢xceD¢i5\_\l>\ °*°°“°°°°' 4
ii Kina _ in. f
,,2‘,‘,1,' ,£,...,°'l§~ 'lit sais 'di'
gi" veto;-0 list combines views of
img 5 portions of the worhi with
“mg” .na pleanrm Xt, is as fol4_
,owsz-_ . '- "» '
'v|in°'m.1'; ?'.(“m; they were
‘_’i"i<»-ir" -iv- Af-=°=1~s_ _ou-if. -f-_
n.<
,-' ,' ‘r'4=_'
i ve ‘ e o ay o Q' P A
ol ‘ the revolutionary.. outbreak is
rebels in two column at !ifan»~Ho
lltf-ll
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_ ,ia ~  _-s-,_ .|' es ri ._ ._ . ~ , _ ._ 
=;_.§£';2 ,,,9,,‘§,,§,\: .o°fa‘ni.r1 D§m w vm. _ .  _  __ __ y .
~u.‘f¢|m¢`“__|   ,_ ..f'_‘f  » ' _ 5 J ` - ' _ it ' .. _ ` "
.x:..»i»_~¢.~ -_-.ng . le A ;= \...  _ - _ ' “ ' _
in
Camp Crook a town of 400 people
by Alex Graham Taylor, was the Olympic games regatta to be Mt standing Camp Crook is A _ __
destroyed by fire which broke out_i held at Henley on the Thames t di 1 t 1 In B tarntor 4 _
at two o’clock this mornl'\K. Loss July 29th. There is a. bare pos- al; “ima p°;ercg;n';s csrried largg the giclyllnizltolf h;lt:}cy;:(;iri;s1i;sBlg{l;rlt<;]li°s
about one thousand ilve hundred dol- _sihility of a crew being entered. stock to t cl 51;. W ow Ohamonw 1435
lnrs, partly covered by Insurnnce._ but; it. will not be a representative _ ____ olrytho Sixéietl; étreet He debated
aigiazgectgr Jzgbes, go;'t:1ESydi:ley, ono.t Alltholish no odngcieyl 23:01:22- if *"""" ~ P _ M W Hiafrl meeting of physicigns that some
r e some os_'\urnYmol\ as__eenma o 1
night and seized the entire stock t|;9\y American committee on row- l`eSel'ltaI|0I\ I0 FS- 0I`I'6 cas” calied mennéoneggetgiootl mgzigs
°' "““°`°` i'i§ia1J°“i`fnf.oolf.l1if°,‘.'f" gif '$`Ln¢o»'i`n _ _ by Women’s Auxiliary fog "i.nia§'.n§»= end inhaling we pu-
Oarsmen, and Julian W Ourtiss, fume _
of Yale, has ractically abandon Heart Send Off Buttercup fever is the term D
’ _ ' _ .. -- ' ' r.
‘ ~ P '   'y Ch if t gives the disease. "In
  tstlighg-lisarg°rt?:retw> “tit togrsherbelxi ` ___ Gegmshly eu;-%_Holland_ there are laws
found. impossible to raise sufficient _ forbidding 0 growing and picking ‘
funds to defray expenses The ep- ` -_ I-IALIFAX May 12-His Lordshylp of al;\u(;.ter;ivi;Se,m sg: Ehztighyscirsd
f ~ l ` ` `- ' 1 no t o L
» ~ peal to the amltdur U_l\lbB R195 WW* I- _ . the Bishop and Mrs. Worrel a _
it or no response. --‘ ' Misses Worrell left yesterday by U1°'dBil'Y i“9P¢°t°'9 5"’ °°°1g“°d t°`s°°
_ __ _ _ _  _ _ The Siricken Places are not ,,,,,,,_,,,,,, ,,,,.,,, io. nonnnai, one naanzg are nsznoiicaeigvobrzywrrn
Mi rdf, Linimm Lumim-m_|n'| f,i|m| . . - whoneo on May 15th the Bishop and those coun es.. ep _
_ M. . - ii f r came regularly and in
 wlthm Easy Commumca yixiciwiiilihell avi'imalil;::llic‘s)r gugslligut ssxilhe eggs the disease provsd fatal.
§~lI|K£Nil M:Yd U i”£g{.°_"°'i_°3l'_'°':-  AdVCltIl&n\¢M5> tion Damagfl IS  Y, three linontis. The young Indies will
'im-~ 3°?-Q  ’“""°  nani."‘ 5l.‘s¢_»£n_.il  ' 
le»eam.iunasou|»aya\»v-ana' fi-nnn»»ad‘n°#nf..   *lin-f¢|'°»\‘i-Wet UM \>iP'\r\'¢*~°°
efforts an odicial recognition of the
  i Funds to  the EX" DEADWOOD' s_ DW May 12_ union was secured last, month by
both government railroads of Can-
¢-.`_> -
during their absence visit relatives in
Montreal Kingston and Brockville
RW. YH" P\'°““°°- 'm“'°° u‘°“““4 "_ Too late for Classification. _ . "_" I 'I On Saturday evening Mrs. Worrsll
' » _ ' ited upon at Bishop’s_ Lodge
on~ the Red ~River aotreaty-pof_t » _ _ . . _. D k _ M n___A‘w" W” _ L C1 1 gn r nd
“full h¢ad”0f IllVi‘a“°\\" `°f"" 'thi IF: ' 'gf' sg-vrvg lu¥c(£sI::iARof toeniliiises svggiit over ll)grs.M(§:swIiIordsnii’d -b; 'them llgesgnt-
e ~.°' '“v°" A" . 0' V_”“""Mi°' h°“9°W°',~' _ mf. "_ t.  - I' gh, |u|i;i;i¢g lying as milhsouth- gd on behalf of the various branches
. m.&§"`“m  °“'°°m"m ucxduu "7 mohhiom S `-L-1"* west south and southeast of Wood-| fthe Woman's Auxiliary with some
iff _-g ,~o\rihhl lid'-River] Bat- Ii0R SALE-Second hand butter W rd ,ut nl ht snnml mm” “_ ‘Le umm, mba" of t_h°'.||°¢¢|_,n of
.ggqgni -kit,-.thi ‘oth\f'»aohini'ii»vmcli '. tulle. Apply to Guardian. ' 01:,” to,” in 'inng way from thelgiiz latter. These were a pearl sun _._
ilJ_o owing the railroadlins has not ' ‘ ‘ li,-ltdlirsi. ' H M d 'mmm I ,wma hunt A writing ponfouo mind “th
  vigil'-is? i ;°s'““"°“, Bai?" “gd” Pm' zzmaumoaagu. are report; mitrdv- '
mf Lions nc cn. none oi _naoiho ,m”‘1Q“_‘Guf,,f,m_ "'“§_1,;,,,pd_ ’ :gémiynuin l>°:=;\:°31‘;alf\'l:;:db:2
3°” °' "n‘?J'“a.°'2,', °'°°’7n-'€§'nf.I  A ew 3; 'vci»<>fi- el- P
 ‘g .;_ .-__ “_ __ I i du,  ;_w__ tr  Applyto »y _towns ar;°=D<;;tTf*‘to_;i::'e
ia; _ viii-ig l_o_ni¢,_lnl-ue amz.  annals” lc
/ -FHE» ' _“H » __ ' ‘ _ _ _ _ r ' mei. -ri_i%m:ol-ond. Arnett. Vw. Img-
_  _BL (Chile, Cooley and Bicbmon _
' _ ---- " ` _ -. iiii icoo
emo u (swam) __ 4,, prey r h&5Jm`n$LAt each Dllce cuua eo ruin
writing materials and bearing Mrs.
Wbrrell's initials on the cover, and a
Waterman fountain pen. The giita
were accompanied by a letter wishing
die recipient "bon voyage" and giv-
i ` expression to ee ments of re-
xm on the part of the whole Auxi-
lf` y.
his the station yesteidaxy qui# a
large party were present __ r|_._ _ or-
rifl Minis ru-eednud bv'°'lir»- Crev-
fo d' with a large bouquet of roses'
and carnaition pinkll.
. and Liquor_Sel_zed _ penses. or tlnonaugan .mcnoyaoiyiy no can adn. ` I D@C\Hl`€.S That They Calls* A
*  ' " on e e ssou ver, no s - -
_ , days ago Loss ;z0o_ooo_ The non; --*°-"""'“‘_ FCVCF Slmllaf T0 The
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O'l'l'AWA. May 1! - Twmty-two
Scottish farmers will arrive in Can-
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on the invitation of the government
to make a tour ofthe country. They
will be selected by Capt. Sinclair,
secretary of state for Scotland, who
is well known ‘fn the capital.
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