\ There was e’le'ege aadienee last night,
1151:?
evwh
New Yonx_, Deb. B -_Itieelresdy ev-
msnt that tai Rev,Jlll1_e .A leiavis, _lun
cette, .na risen. arms sta .ue 'soles
to have eUlV@»il--3lUl- U- E Cl““§5_
mm avenue Kouros street. -lasts
toms ol tee asv. nr.s..wsu¢y nut, as
received nearly four hundred at one som-
n.un|ongs,t|te_rellE sible own work.
Lost month he rsoelvsiovsr _ ninety. sud
hen. iedimtleuqlsst nicht thersvlll he
may more taken in before conference
meets.
reaching up this the ,ton mllcrr, The
chants ala¢~`ss_?‘pe__,§§fi _vpcunleo a his
platform and t organ loft. Mr. Hills
hos theiasgeioroealreeaiy in good con
trol and the singing of “The Glory Song,"
wnichls nog/__s'.ii`xvd restore of revflvsl
nteetlnge, iejalsdeya hearty. Ur. Cars/_
wus at the DiU\0» _ _ ,
“Broth¢\§__\Viiils"0`Donnell, who was n
promin'a's`\t'ie'itandsnt at the union services
ht-ld in Summer Avenue _Baptist and Em-
hury Mgporlel _M, E. Chulslhes, occupy-
ing n conspicuous front soot, has pre-
empted one In Janes Church and is rurely
in ter e coed time for the next two
weeks. He-wif  init' 'night and
shouted  an_d_oried st times.
Aiteraeo|j,ee_ii§e, Hr. Davis asked
for rcquestelnr prayer. and they came
from everypaltot the house, wives sek-
inn for t'u'eb`qn|-s. f'mothe_r_s for daughters
and sons,  sung women for brothers.
one yoceneiaasmtdjornnrsrs Mt'
a “yonagwomen friend in the hoepitst
who doeg opt even }_asiiev°_ |11 Q4-lljl-" ‘
“llow any of you ever prayed in puix
lie Y’ earth. Davis.. Not many band
went up until the even ll.t had sgail
used and tnsrthsre wg: e oretlynsqv-
eral mpeg ,.“New,’_’ __ paid . tis,
"wc wants rllnhbsi- orprarera)?not_‘)usl|
v"v°f=~. Ins" new _!w_ news 'll
home and bring' thc abort ones here."
shm  "6-4* _
atfecftegs ees than lr. ‘Dsvlr mesa  
another qllbrlolgk ` '
Hoit‘a`aa's of know e vel-ne oisorlp
tural" and ther was a quite general repon-
se with the first verse of the Twenty-_
'lhlrd Psalm, when lr. Davis asked for
other quotations, mying: ‘
"Don't be afraid of'me, I wont hurt you-
Some of you people seem .able to say
things without opening you mouth- Oome
now, let's have some verses of Scripture."
Many nsponded, Mr. Davis kee Ing DD
sr-‘unol talk, giving the  from
which gfversas came. Bef  '_,Wclat_
over with  audience the kaynoh of the
New 1'¢asnse_ thee) sed the responses
showed that _ fwllo  lb eer-
vlcesdn  " vlbtilivf llllld-
¢.D”eFm _  _ hlgngd
re~.'lveii"_s  the ev _ngct et. "Oi
°°“~=v°v tb' lei'-river M. it _-ll-1 it
wut cg", Ia eoswsr to rtur Prayers
God can and will shake up this ol`d_ our-‘
ner." - "
Mr Davis prseohedeu "v:;|r:r`; ‘zillion
hlstext! :Chronicles :£‘ ...mr
l>e°pls;‘wa:|'.l»1`e‘sie-edited' by 'my name
shall humble tbsmseivy. and nfl! UV'
seek my uee,‘eis me neu teen weed
v/sys, then will I,i»x:frembeeiven .and
will fnlilvctheir alns a`nd will, heal their
l»ns.";\_¢rhssn1se»aeg»et. vu our as
true ee lowes . %e‘ndreds and hundreds
Of years e`go. *fit u people prey M Y°ll
should this city will get A spiritual blee-
sin wh s o aeethex name for a
revltvdf oouittry 'ef oera
needs  ep mqthlng else is e re-
vlval.
"Subd 'cf'  fihy'  youdo not be~
lllteta. mirth- '.T°°f1ll\l°\ _°1tl9!.ll::l
and too nols . Why bless yoll. W -
lt 't  t  ‘halt-to
; for dem people. They belong out in the
_ _  __ __ __  _I cemetery. Ifyou are alive, he alive and
cnnrentrseul tele an-z ottates; nrt-_ get sl-eased an usa. _
vols _bU|flR_,, _  ,2\n, P’ ul
history.  firm( C* 
t God, who wants you to get out 0'! `,H
"Until tidal outlet ni. Wfldalddtt. The
NEWFIIUNIJLNNII
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Live 'fibrin
Rocky Moun-
Talk-Famrly
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A Number oi
Jerome Much
hon oi Mrs.
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FSURUARY 26, x9o7. _
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ft
._..’*i1TfT‘..§T-i“li'llil .
‘is rhtugtt I  .llllilliilli
_.4 .;
g  ~ Merely, rec. es, um.
good many neeple in the churches are
deed. 'l.’ha|.'§ the reason they d\ not be-
lieve In revlvels. The church is no place
“Why, there arepsopié on the ehdrch
'oils that are on the straight road to
Nil. because they are doing nothing for
way. Get out of i{le_ _way und Hn I;
move this town, if you don't believe E a
revival you don't believe in the B ble.
_Many people in the churches eros just
marking ti`me-,iikeeoidlsrn it ieeesylnr
some of you to get out at Eastertim to
hear the music and show your new bon-
nete. Get out end work now sud. God
will send o revival, nil right." Mr. Davis
effectively closed with the recital of the
conversion ofthe boy who afterward be
came a minister and i°s n nv pastor of the
Summer Av_e_nue_ Baptist. Church, the
R.ev._‘lir. .Robert M. Qrcen. '
'[SPmcl.\r. Bv Wuucnsar, sh
New Yonx, Feb- 23th,-Evelyn Nssblt
Thaw was on the stand again today. and
at the hour`of eljonrnmcnt District At»
lutley Jerome enncunoed he had nearly
hniahed with the witness.
Howes more gentle today, and on the
 Thaw cams oi! victorious,
wilwmaterially strengthened her bus.
bends tile. when court adjourned till
Thursday _
Thaw had taken the money White sent
to her in Europe and used it lo pay ex
penses.
Today Mrs. Thaw expiniheci that liarry
¢°°k the money saying 'twns “polson.”
and that neither she nor bcr mother
- ‘T
K_relyn’s evidence made/it appear as if
tueetin to rule scoeaa.* 1 *
_ _ .Eli ' 7 ` -I ` ' 'I
:ull trnh it. d
House re-assembled at UD p.m., after
the W k-end e onrnmen
_ i’° il E
She denied positively that she signed __ Harm PBEHIEB PETERS' mmmmz
Hummel will testify today.
the famous Abe Hummel nfiidevit which the speech which he began on the dreft
duh". ¢_h.¢_ Th", bu; hu 'hug nddrele shortly before adjournment on
‘bm~l_ _ Friday, took up the subject of 'the Pro»
viaelal subsidy, and devoted some time to
a consideration of the obju tions mt
'Die Flint ,wiifiw Jerome tried to get_ yoiyud by w.L“du. of the owumon ‘D
Evelyn  the consulted while with regard t/0 the amount secured by Prince
Barrymtlp the actor, was weight in E4"’l¢‘7 1114113-
omub “dt had _ha "me" but um The Premier stated the manner in
" which the Provincial Premiers had been
mine av
Thaw ewcrepae had never sean him be; “mmoned w “wud the conforms. ,Mt
ore. ygr-they were called to "attend a vdll-
Ag gm. moan,” };,u~,-y Th., |¢m,d ference to discuss financial subsidies to
ovrrtothsnewspapermen and seid you "W P"°"‘°°"”
"And ben the members of the Oppos-
°°° “ut mn mm” ‘ m““k° wma* l}ion,”se.id Mr. Petesa,“srs stomping the
hi’-"5 l1l,l\Nl‘|l U10” l Ulf 50 I0" “W” _country and demanding why dldn’t _we
the poinheiiar. insanity experts will do this, and why dldu't we do that, why
molmmyb. an me ,und wmorm' 0,. dldlftwebrihg up winter communica-
W ul tice, liehery award, and evory other cem-
tentioni Wh notl Because thetlonfer
MllNl .,_$ill’-[llll _ _
FUN |I.P.H. ill.
., ,_ _
_.t__. t.
Avnura, Maine, Fiierusry H.-A
bill was lntrtlduoed in ii|c_l_eglelaturr
yesterday to authorize the 'Bebalticmk
and Mmsehend reilroad to extend its
lines tcronneot  the C'AIidi&`fl_glclho,
Wlscasett nnd_Que_boc railroads. If the
proposed extensions are constructed, i
is seid the Canadian Pacific road will
road runs across the northern part ol
th_e stat", but hull no seaport in Milne.
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SUNNY FNNNIIE
Pants, Ft-h 23-The French govern-
ment has already taken steps towards
tlssclosing of a number uf establish-
ments In Perifwhlch, under the name
ofclubs, are in reality |nerely_ gam-
bling hells. And before very long e
law ls to be submitted to the cham-
berby which such establishments shall
be closed olwgethrr. end by which
the caslnhs and casino clubs at French
watering-pieces shsllbe carefully regu-
lated by nominers of the government
end taxed with a further 10 per cent im
post on thcgrors product of the gamb-
ling, which money the slate will
use for charitable and hygienic pur-
poses.
To give the reader an idea of the kind of
"club" which M. Qiemenoenu proposes
closinr, dneoftitem, which the police
visited e day or two ago, has an avowed
revenue of Jiltilper annum, which ie the
amount of the members' subscriptions.
And yet, although the subscriptions only
amount to £i4lJ. and Although tho. .club
revehbe cannot be Increased by catering,
as the club hee no kitchen and no cellar
of winc,and hee ns other resource ¢‘l~
cepting the baccarat table, the renthi ol
the list it oocuploe is £150,
__ _...._._,__ _ _ _
y _
ence _wan for one definite obit-ot end we
were confined tothat. Wo went with_ e
'i ' `* budget of papers, prepnred to prove
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t __ ~ . _ claims-and were quletyl told that we
were not assembled there for that pur-
_pcse but to hear subsidy pleas. I want
to say tc those who ask why we didn't do
these things, that we simply couldnt do
lt. `
“A greet deal of mleapprohenslon exists
as to the constitution oi the Conference.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier called together all the
local Premiers. The Premiers were among
themselves to discuss their claims, come
to a conclusion about them end men pre-
sent them. Vfhen these subjects d been
discussed we sent for Sir Wilfrid. As
strongly as I can I want io impress
upon this honorable Hour-c
how this Conference was constituted.
The question before the Conference had
nothing to do with per (spite. The
question was what each province was to
get for u specidc subsidy. Before the
Conference met we_ know what we got
' -¥lii,0K`i`A!tar thsodnference had closed
it was agreed by every provhahshnt... ie
should get aeinoreeeeo! l70,ill0.
The question ofwc a heed on population
was not discussed exoeptlncidentelly.
The great question was, what shall
you get for the support of government
and leglsiotioni I do not know how it
was arrived et we got $10,000 formerly; it
was based on estimates. At the time we
sible to decide what the amount should
br. Vt'oll, Time rolled on; the amount
was found not sufficient. But we got
along on the $30,000, and are proud to say
that the Province improved. Then n lot
of influences converged to put us in e
position to go and demand as a right that
which, if we stood alone we would have
_ had great dlllculty in obtaining. It was
and we did have it.
"I have tried to explain the impossibilltv
" of the Conference. The other Premiere
trteaoodo this aaa were unable rn
MRS SAMUEL NEWHOUSE ‘inn-ceed. Premier ncnrtae mired un
This remarkable woman, who once lived in a western mining camp. is now the °h_‘:__l“; b“° 3 °""°'  ;°l;°£$v":‘_ C°_
mistress ofa magnificent house in London and is roceivedin court circles. W ' ° K mmm' hope of improving his health, and as
_ fred the attempts of Premier 'McBride to
' w break up the Conference proved unvalllnk- h
~ _ - I have heard it seid that this increase of
C $70,(Il\ is n thing away back in I-‘i8'7. Wfllf
I do not care for the credit, if there is ull!
‘ credit hunt my government lbwurh tl1=\f
any distinction for my Qlllengue t0 till!
Conference or lor myself. I why 811!
eve o n 3 lens ‘» »,
fth slbl dwrseti -th etlars v R
b:“*’P.i:.°§’?“,_W{'|7'   V* _ _ " new Irving Mmfc Hall in Brooke evet ;¢¢,|;7°:|‘;‘:: Mcglllnllxri gu|d_;:s:l’i:g fnzentdn anldtlon resolutions. When we
Q mad 'M' .Eu ml” °m.*“; ' ~* and spread tossversl big tenement houses club lest night. At Mcilulifit was stated get this 070.4110 Wml *ml "° “Fd "°
.md u* F““.> “"'.|-uw F  - . > .uh ' A nh M 1| that the young men was not lllistho have before, this Provinces will be in I
juz  mwwv. ‘ emu" ° "B Q' no M Wm result ofa blow received in the Nxinr m 'if|o`lllt'D0!li-l°11- W° M" b°"‘
'"'"‘""' t __  -  __ _'°' A °"' bout. but ses easiest " wt:-us|»s|asg,try|ng to no num. eonts
_ of
5, Jour, mu F,|,m.,, 5_1-5, 1”. "` blood on tbs brain caused  keep the Proyuos uv. llllli 1" ll!"
Inv*-D Ulwrla* C“'P8’ ieiatlve council, "the upper house of the Df- G°°~ W- Hl"°¥» "h° 'd '.5' 1 ‘"4 d¢n.?"‘.| “lap” b°°'""" mu] °°“\°
33*  ` V N ine Newfoundland il¢lsla'ure. today ndnlllad 01550110 00 M0004 IIB young maowhcl notllelfelpedrwi could- not. obtain en~
and mn | m u|°k_N°,_h|" by . "N, 0| ,M H W 3 m 544,", to » he lost consciousness, makes no bones cngh revenue. But with this $70,000. and
*ul  'e [ad mum Brnhh "_.,,"¢|,., oypmm gm. about calling it “ccmouhion of the allcurcthgnvcnueewlahdli beable to
nlfvlilue. il s lest y- an mwah. puma", ...nj th, -5,1. _ brs1n,"snd adding “that aeoidenil will spend all we IPO" l” ‘°”“°\‘ 1011* _'Wd
NF'  Eg' ns vm-leeds sn-an 'e tm. oe herbs   hats; in the but regulated bextse: neveenn-pies ot emma. However, an
Fil” ll I5 .., _ '
Noni  'U0 tween the British eed Amerell ‘%uYern- ` °U
& _ .l _ ‘F5   _ *__ _   “Mr Peters then referred to _the doing
~ 1' -~ In-_"tr n.|g'§§¢._“°,¢.|.¢“ gn.. ` ' away with the stock farm which is
_ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ ,“,,,,,",.,,,,,,,,,,,_1M£,,,_,,_ ms sltvlncn :upstate ‘or setmter, - scntaegemfenernsseeesernea by tee
 ms -,_--..,.""~--at mmm .....'°“ "t-.:.‘:.:°-'e.~ x...."°"..n:   ~»»~»-M <=-'-'> °°°'"-:tt "°'....° “:r,°“°‘:.v-'°.-'.‘.~:.:'1.::-"':':.':..--°'....f \-: -» »~ »-~» --  -~»
. _ Q' ¢ » ’ : gg as ees e I0
° 1' Ln* “;m‘:;  Hoeduasnhisz. lzymghat teekiigaraglan d "nh '_“ 'ha an _ mental term :gold be ethlnl of nmol
"‘¥hr~ 1 uns lm-r at ' ' " _ suit' ne hmmm the Preview
l ~ * "° Pertliio del Espino, and t‘t after two" nm - `
ur mdsnurselnsose
g,-iw 'la *1
se
ilu. eimshna. Yea sue
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 tif'
*?§“§?`§.tll
. rin
these details vu) be dimmed leur ull
a d I shall not waste tiheeow-"
The affiliation d Prince of Wales Uollqe
=“m“'°“ ¥W Mises un tsnetngrmee were rum nuns nr roncs,_wo|nN nt ' ,, _ mr." ee-e in 1
“hm  defected. leaving I1  Clif.
.dun t k  wseedel ee:t:e neil. 
ll il '. “nn
'°.I.'2'.. 1§.'.§“$.'.‘2- ‘ll:t"““.....
pug", ggug neith. When
ess rpesuoeem. ness @,_..‘°‘“"
areeeeuieset Hoaseres sevelstlea- seeseltftng
was an new yup sq eveiiablstn
may points were shown by the Insults
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went into Confederation it was lmpos- .
Moknsvnn, N. \., Feb. t!~‘i'ohe Horn,
who makes the study of birds and enl-
mals a pastime, has established to his
own satisfaction tne fact that while
eagles will aid escb -other in a tight
against a common -enemy as much
cannot be said of the lynx, the most
ferocious member of the eat family fouad
in the woods of New York _Btete.
Mr/ Horne and ajcompanlon were
shooting grouse a few days age, end
as they shot them hung them on low
spruce trees to be picked up on the
rstum trip to camp. Several had been
killed, and the men were working back-
werdon the trail when the netursilet
law abeid oegls swoop downward ~two
hundred yards infront of him, snde mom-
ent rlse with a grouse in its talone, lie
rlghtlyjudged that the bird had taken
part of the dsy's spoils and was liughleg
that so good ejoke had been pllyeddapon
him, when the eagle lost its grip' nad
down came the grouse. '
The edgic soared about for a few mom-
ents snd then, folding its wings, shot ho-
ward the ground. steering sheep cries es
it descended. The trees abut .out further
observation at the time, but when Mr.
Horn beard sharp sqnallinge mingled
with the harsh notes of the bird, he con-
cluded that something interesting was
going on, and with his companion he
hurried forward to the top of e ledge over-
looking a depression into which the eagle
Lftfaf 494 foley '
 EIl§H§¢ 81151911!
ti_iur\_t__ers _itfitcess _lleedly Combat From
~ _pines-yesgte  -some out
" Victorious-”-A Full Account
. (if Eticounier '
baddivei. »
On arriving et the ledge the men were
_lustinilmdto wltueu a most. ennluel
woodland battle. A couple of Canada
lynx, which negiin ,ll probability been
after the mouse when their rival took It
ol, had now recovered their prey and
were fightingdespesztnly to retain it.
The eagle was lnnklngen equally strung
iight to rneain what his carelessness had
lost,anti fur nd feathers liew in e cloud
while  ol the brett wee rent
ty mens: e|¢*\»sss\sunes
` For a momen or two honors were
about even, but one esgie is no metcb for
twolynx, end' the old laid heed was
gettingthe Worst of the l|& when his
mate rsinhvoed him. A third lynx which
had been attracted by the hub-buh, also
put In en appe\u'auce, but after one look
, he slunk away, leaving bil
fellows to their fate. As the battle
progressed, new one side end than the
other seeming upon point of victory,
s third eagle dropped from the sky, and
with this snivel the fate of the lvu
was sealed. They fought on, however
until one lest an eye, when they ran for
cover.
They didu't get far, for the eagles
were too much aroused to let them escape
sud they never ceased until both forest
cats were dead. Then they devoured the
grouse endflew off.
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MoNt~'roN Feb. 21-Fire tonight gutted
three business establishments in the ost»
tral business district. The total loss will
amount is not kgnwn. The buisness con-
cerns - which suffered wana. Wise Jessie
Msgee's, Restsursnt;MoDonald and Bour-
geois, tailoring shop and Forbes and
Charters, gent's furnishlngestahllshmeni.
HEV. F.S. NNNIIE
DIES UN THNIN
Orrawa, February 2.-When the
necessary to have the good-will and the V°"°"` °f th' °*°"b°\“’d T"“°°°“"l“’
R°°d_“n°'sh|p or me other rr°v|nc"_ ontei trsin made his rounds this morn-
ing as the trein neared Ottawa, he
roun-l a p senger fully dressed and
“s
' \ , -J - 'f or bringing other etsimsto the attention *"5 ‘ll lx \>"l"-l1- ll P1’°1'°d if°\l>¢
Rev. F. S. Vance. a Presbyterian
clergyman who bod a ticket from Osl-
gary to Halifax. Mr. Vance was re-
c ntly a minister at New Aberdeen
B. Ile had gona went with the
swas not recovering was returning
to his friends. Coroner Baptie found
on examination and inquiry that de-
ceased was consumptive and that nn
inquest was not necessary. The body
rum | ,_|,| will be forwarded to Halifax.
_ heard of with deep regret throughout
IN      :l1r:;t|:t'oe;b:::di°t..m;k:|l:l not lxlglmini (Rev. Mr. Venge-5 death will be
this province, where he was well
-_ 1 bm! though uw-_Pmmm. 0; Quebec nm known. He attended Dalhousie. col-
(Srncmr, nv Wlnmnss.) Monrruab, Feb. 22.-Arthur bievllle in his speech that the government ‘of
New rnnn. Feb. 25.--rave thousand Foster Illia the blgorsl Victoria hH°¢;~s1l=»l 1;l'l_ll=° E‘l:°:i° I*:;1::_':dm';‘:;§:° ° °
t | my 1 wgecame oss ng \ -
persons were driven into the snow cover =:;°&. :“;b°;°.°:°';° W .lu 'E t°'_.||y unnewmry to get up
ed streets by fire which destroyed the 'P I ld mn pnllshwr, M, N.
lore and was a graduate of Pins Iilll.
He at one time had charge of the
Presbyterian church at Lewrencotowm]
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SHE IIISSEMBLEU
HEH   lillllllill
i ,
Cnlrano, ill., Feb. 8.-Cho Yo of this
city. the Japanese scientist. hee under-
taken to set American husbands an exam-
ple ofrsspeot, devotion and deference to
sb_e_A_m¢'ioan wife who has left him and
who is enlngfuriiivorce. He declares he
will give her bis borne nn Madison avenue
If in rejects his appeal for reconciliation.
l "She il young end I am old. It Ie better
tiium some am it sea on lessen
b'e&me Zewenderer ever the feM0f¢ll°
Lmmuae novella: or me  ‘N "° ""° '°°°"' 'N' hw
essseteeueee ts the llssrlal Ulm"
,ty so 'nam
'1‘l-¢Pl'°lllg_ °l‘°“ 3"' -"1 emacs me tr sae its lseek
.nmsleeew _  J mast elm
muon. sl.. on endar-
teeth est. A lllllill
love sed loser his wite.We keewno
divorce lewe” eaid0oYo~
Fsrdayehslaswalted hr berreturu.
ln. Cho YA; bcwevm Qs sae will not
Y°U3P*u"'m""°°N' 'r_p‘;~gesesseaehsns.he wastes-ner-
xgslsedreesasase mime slrtwhs
'jgxllmialll Kr; Obotois
aeetrd ieeaed tseeheemesisstths
Bberwoedtloueervetorye
FINE IN PIETNU
lllltlllil NNMNISE
Plcfrou Feb, 22 - Fire in Picton today
destroyed the Henderson block, valued et
ten thousand doiierninsurenee four thon-
ee seversrrrennssae- oem.-r. ras user. msc aemns. 'rsssrem-neessrese ws-
ner and Higginson, boots and shoes ;Head~
erson and Sons boots and shots; E.@m»r~
on, tinware; B. Perrin, tailor; Oddfeilows
and Masonic hail and Nova Scotia Tele-
phone office.
HUNENY EUNPSE
NSNS FUN Fllilll
Iisnnm, February 2. A weraan
named I-iecker had e narrow escape
from being buried alive at Potsdam.
She had apparently died, her doo-
tor had given a certlllcete, end the
underlnkerwaa on the point of plac'
ing the body in its cofiitl when the
woman sat upeod demanded something
tc eat and drink.
Reivlvee who een In the room
iledin terror, but afterward returned
and fed the awakened sleeper. Thir
ty-six hourshad elapsed between the
supposed death and revival.
Ailsigna of mourning were removed,
but sho died next day.
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P/tnts,Feb 21-The rapidly lacross-
ingconeumption ttf alconol in France
lsattractlngtho serious attention of
statesman who, following the example
of Belgian and Swiss Lgislatures,
are devctlngeernest efforts to restrict
the spread of the evil in both Cham-
bers.
N Groups have been formed to l¢¢lll'l
the’ enforcement of existing snot-
ments nod the _promotion of frweh iff'
islatlon limiting the number nfl!-
loons, strengthening the hands of ill
authorities an al to IUIWW ‘nh
supervisienatd eveutaeill “fa” °`°
eeie of aimlnthe al bllllli-|50 l¢“
deleterious of aleulol|¢|llll\G"-
it il llllltl tht the UNIDO!!
segnenmteemae remotes' °‘ 111°
natiesamonglll P0ll|“|°'| °‘ "W"
years is h the meetpert deeto
drink sad tht the habit isbnidea
M11" | gems! deteriorating elboh
so the nation. The Seeawrs taking
pu-teeybeeddby I Chlr‘ls DIN?
endl libot and these two dine
guisned stetesmsn have obtained el
slwerencs ham I Cieeleneeee thee
the Cabinet wtii strongly support thu
movement.
liserd'\ Lislm at Cum Garret it Cen.
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