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ADVANCI
ADVANCE
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"III  N!‘1WF0UNDL,AND’Slllillllil   linear BRITAIN NY
 FUI. Sroliur Simson illlinll coulirs eriiun
s W ° ~ .
sorlon rangles Between Christmas Blizzard SunkEleven Sclloon- Boller Blow u when Nl hi Persistent Re orts of Posible Accord
Delegates May -Result in ,_ . _ . 9 3 P
F,,,,,| D.,s,,,,,_,,,,,, °*`° with LUSS 0f51XfY M00- DSIMSG ' - Ga" G“"°~P'“°°t° 'he - Being Reaclied. The Standard Learns
Tl Six D D” “M”
.»  I Y are Storm Very Great. E __A that Germany is Willing on Torino.
Bl;»§2l‘ITi]BTJ(T¥(r}rhe Dignggiaalraugling be ‘ipecinl t Th ` Special to The Gua dau _-
' "_ ' ` 0 e G““"dlf1l1- Placentia was flooded for threei rl '
, _ READING De 2 -F '
11 days and the principal business street kmed by mi explcosign sgeanaiglefere special to The Guardumf .
Y relsembled an Ocean beach' bang piled west Reading many in LONDON, Dec 29-Notwithstanding(
Lhlgh with flotsam cast up by the The uight watohmjan had iust left the semi-omcial denials, stories of
tween delegates of the Zionist Con
K,-,Hs seemed more than once likely
lo end in tithtlhg.
Great bitterness has developed' n.
mug the extremists, 'who accuse the
1,5 to establish a Hebrew State in
palestine.
They may secedc and start separate
movement 110401' Dr Strand-, member
ni the Austrian Reichrath.
lwl lllllrlllls
l;lll,lll,ll lllllllrs
Engage in Bitter Fight Re-
sult-Ftve Men Dying
and One Dead
special to The Guardian.
PARIS, Dec. 29-A Strasanurg cor
respondent tells of a iight between
E ST' JUHNISI' N~ F-. Dec 29-Eleve
Newfoundland schooners and sixt
men have been lost in the Cllristma
The Storm- Yfiged for six da
ys but
U-day abated conslderabl
on the ‘Newfoundland coast, .the worst
lion dollars.
AN EATITHTIUAKE  
` IN SWITTEHLANIT
_i
Special to The Guardian,
(»'EM1'VA. Dec 29-An earthquake
occnilred throughout Switzerland to.
day and 'Jie walls of houses weuu
cracked.
_A Defi(-id of abnormal warinth coil-
tlnucs.
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    of  illlsl. lllllzlil lllllzll
man infantry which had' been in Bar-
racks near Stl-ansbui'g.
Although belonging to the same
regiment, the men of the two com-
panies lived in enmity.
On Sunday nigh! seventy sold ern
took part in a fierce battle, after
which uve were picked up dying and
one dead. ` -
Tl] WEIT TAEVS NIEEE I
NEW YORK, 11:5 28-George' Hogg
Snnvrden, 26 years old, who is ,in the
lumncr business at Seattle, obtained
A license at-city hall today to wed
lifes Louise Wetherbee Taft, thc
twenty»one year old -daugheer ol
Henry Taft, brother of the presiilciil;
EAIATNS EHIIPS
SIIUW INEHEASI
` nl-
OTTAWA. Ollf., DBO 28-'[‘ke market
value of the field crops in Canada
this year is cs..l'i'. tid by census and
statistics office in fl. bulletin issued
today at $532,902,100, an increase c.
no less than' $100,458,100,over las.
lear’s harvest. The total acreage
llnfier crop this`.y0ar is given as 10,-
°f<>»5»6. as ooinpnrso with 21,s05,.ses
lcres last year. Of the increase in
lalueof crops, $54,640,080 is due ti
A!\`Eer yields of wheat, oats and bar-
ley. A limo over ton millions in
credited ,to the hay crop, and one hal'
millions to rye, peas. buckwi-int,
mixed grains and flax, and six and
ll Quarter millions .to vegetable crops.
The total wheat crop this your is
il local market prices. at $l'4l,??0,-
IIE MlINTHEAL’S SEASUN
,._;.
MONTREAL. lien ze.-'rho local
Iwvlfey Season opened nt the Arona
tonight .With the first game in the
new St Laurence League, Westimonng
il-cfeated Thrcc Rivers in 8, geecsaw
»tl`l\Zglf? by ll goals to 9. 'l‘lie game
was chiefly notable for the 'Dig scorn
'and the length of the time it took to
finish out the honr’s ploy, it was
11.20 o’clock when the final long
range. The attendance was only a-
nont 300.
"LITTLE NNN" SULLIVAN
LEET A I/IILLIUN
NEW YORK, lll:c 28-"Little Tim”
Sullivan died ii millionaire. He leaves
halt a .million dollars in gilt-edge
stocks and bonds iii the vaults of
thc Commercial Trust IGompany,
Broadway, and Forty-first street and
luterc.ts in other stocks.
In addition to this wealth, which
totals $060,000 and is held in “Little
'l‘im's" own name, he left nlore than
o200,000 worth of property in ,the
liamc of his wife, and .more than
$300,000 in the name of his sister.
“Little Tim" experienced iheavy fin-
incinl losses during the summer. He
lroppcd $250,000 as a result of , the
inilding code fight.
lR.li. Moore, ,candidate for pomptrol-
'er on thc Tammany tickct is the
ustodian of Snllivan's securities. Mr
'llooru had thc lcader’s implicit con-
`linc and it is to lliin and Max D
°00. of this 150,649,000 nnsni-is worn
ilirinlx wheat, raised from 'Z,0S3.fi00 HU
NH. and valued |\t $125,478,008. S1 ring
ll » e, ~ -
Slniii-, “Little Tim's" lawyer, that
the widow and son will look for pro-
tection of their interests. Mr Steur
'hem' with an “verage of 2125 b“S"wniil<l not say just how much tne
ills to the acre, brought .am average
return of $17.70 per acre, as against
iii 'liuslicls and |$12.84 per acre in 1908.
Fall wheat, with a yield of 24.31. bus.-
llels per acre, shows ri value of $23.-
93 Der acre, as against 25.40 and $21.-
ie in lens. . . `
The total value of the wheat har-
Vbst ln the northwest _provinces is
tm, 500,000, and in the rest of the
Dcm nion, $19,760,000, as .compared
with $72,424,000 and $18,804,000 last
year.
politician nal-l .lcft, lint admitted the
liulllings cniiinernted were siibstantial-
' lv correct.
"‘Sllllivan lcft no .will tllat I knoU
of.” said Mr Stcucr. He was super-
stitious about making 9- Will- I have
not taken an inventory. The .widow
and chilli have been handsomely pro-
vided for,"
l\iinnrd`s Linlment Cures Colds Etc
l-___-1_2--_~_~:_-.1-:.--_-~_._:*;f_-W-” 'V V V
.Wriic _lhclil A
The sad old follka back there at home
With locks fast turning white.
NW Itlnglng to hear from the absent
` one
Write them a letter to night.
D°“'A £0 to the theatre, concert, or
ball,
BU* stay in your room to-night.
Dull' rourlelf to the friends that call.
And a good, long letter write.
Write to the sad old folks at home.
Who sit, when the day in done,
with folded hands and (iowncast °>`°S~
And think of the absent cnc.
D0n't salnnhly scribble, Excuse my
haetg,
I have scarcely time to wi-ite.
been their drooping thoughts sc Wen-
dering back _
T0 many- ul bygone night
wht" they lolt their needed s.cep and
rest
And evdry -breath was a pre!"
l \
l _ \
i ” N ~ .- E - Q L
, wx
Lctlcr lon lil
i »
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That God would leave their darling
' babc
To their tender love and care.
Uon't let them feel that you have no
more heed
Of their love or their counsel wise;
lFor the heart grows strangely sensi-
tive
when age has dimmed the eyes
It might he well to make -them feel
I'l‘hlit you deem it a pleasure
when far away.
,\ gnnil letter hoinc to \.ril,{
Don’t think that the yi;:;ig n:i.i_ giddy
I friends
L Who make your pastime 58?'
Have half the anxious tzhought for
you
That the old folks have to-daY-
|Pnstpone not the dutY °E ‘WTWTUE
1 home: '
Let sleep or pleasure wait,
Lest the letter for which they looked
and longfd
5,, ,', any or nn hour toolats.
possible. . All mails will -in future go
via Picton.
MUST SEIWE IWEALS _
TORONTO, Dcemlier 28-Chancellor
Boyd .this morning dismissed the ap-
plication ol Chatham restauratours
and hotelkeepers for the quushing of
the by-law recently passed compell-
ing restaurants to close early dur-
ing certain hours on Sunday.
The hotelkeepers joincd ,with the
restanrateurs on the ground that a
restaurant being open was a 1,-feat
convenience .to travellers who arrive
at hours when the hotel dining roomll
were closed.
The Chancellor held that .by virtue
of their license hohcls could not es-
cape the responsibility of .feeding tra-
vellers, no matter at what hour they
arrived.
Plllll Tlllidlli'
MInard's Liniment , Cures Diptheria
  wluillulsilil
s
blizzard, while great destruction to tigizckhuud . I _ the plant and gh, day |01-ce had ur. an impending entente between Ger-
execmve committee cu culpubly ,aiu property th`_uug,_0ut the Colony has swept awa uns amost entirely rlvcd when the boiler exploded. All many and Britain Persist.
1~eSu1ted_ Decemhery-has been t th in the immediate vicinity inlet with The Sitindu-¢1'B Benin cor,-espon.
a S 0l‘l11Y 011011 instlant death. ggntidsayih "Geni;m‘;1iy is twming to
exuerienced in half c tur ns er 6 °°°.° “ "5 ° “ "“pP"°“'
The cost to me i_s,':l_,eeY and gen chment with Britain on a -triple bas-
i'~ _ ,
tc;\,1;rt;Ԥe tghegrnphdlinos -.F the ln- _ 
ll all 0 _
land Places are slow ixll Ii~?aciTiiT1I‘;utTelE::1 eral trade is three quarters of a mu- _ , 
MUVWELTS "T - I ll lllllll willlllll
MAIL il STEANIEHS Bef Albee Mei Bu- uf ~
Own Ehivator \ " An event of more than usual in-
**“ _bl-here If terest, and one which few have
_ Requlred title privilege of witnessing much less
The Northumberland arrived .in this ° °;T°y ni- ViVt|}9 P“ftl~‘¢iD9-ted in by H
City last uiuut t 1, 1 t _H _ num er 0 c izens rom Granville,
This is the last tripa of .gifs lW<lorT;buTiT.»‘ Gl1'aham’5 Road and s“"°““*`u"B' dll
berland this yuan The Empress mt  cts, on Tuvsisday, December 21st,at
Snmmerside Tuesday afternoon .at 4 special tc? The Guardian* ~ be; 039 Zothr ani Mrs wigmore’ it
0.c,ock ,mu arrived m Pomt du Ghene VIIEITORIA, B. _0., Dec 29-The wedgmge Atag: xruary of their
at 7.30 D. m. She left .on return at 32;; tgtpxside 312| c§,\:§Bh,;m§;ii,*i° friends began to gathzirytclo
 trrléégirrivungd back .in_Summer- malt on Swan and Hunter of N(;w_ lad: them on having spent together
dischgrf. iyesler aydmormng. After cuut1e_ who propose to build a d,.y_ so many years of unalloyed hnppi-io “nut for wen PM dhonda routine service iiioliinliinf. upon me
_ ging mais an passengers for dock and ships in Canada, ness, as was evidenced by their heingi PPO 1,7 5 ' ne Yu representative of the Ainslican Gov-
tlil,7 west she left fo; Charlugtegown premier McBride uuuuunues that his exch at thfir advanced years, still in I ,ernment
a a. .m. arr ving ere in e ore- G . 1- Li, t e best o spirits and' able to take | _ -___._._ _
oo C t in Cameron re orted a (ivemmem ‘S una 6 ta agree to art lin the enllnyment of the evenin ‘
" "' “E” P °°     °”' 3° e   ee  ~ si ENNWNEN NTNTSES EULLEGES NiElNTN|
‘°°'USidefab1@ Qllallutl' Of We in the tablishment of elevators at Vancoir- Y 899-
sti-aits to the westward. If the pres- ver. most cheerful ofthe company. After'
ent weather conditions eontmue it is --____._.._._._. all hid partaken of a most sufn.p\\.i-
.. .  .... .. M|H1M|,H, mu,    lilliilill lllllllls infill lllllls
Com _ . -
morcptrips. The Empress brought K 0rd" by 9-PP°i}m“E Alexander MC'
mail yesterday forenoon and. Tuesday Leod, chairman, who in a few well '*'” "’“"'
evening .Postmaster wuear ordeu    chosen remarks briefly contrnstrli the'
.ed part, of the mail to giieitingsglth the one held on Dec, Barely,,il .ever, has there been so NEW YORK, iw 21-‘.--_Fifty colleges
Pietuu and the Nm-uhumrbel-_ 5 f . When tht? H1242 y_0\1f-11f\11|many people turned away from a out nf appruslinately eighty-eight in
land brought this over last ev- *-°-° _ _, EOUgé;l1ad eF;.eI‘4(:d luponllifes Join-ney,place of amusement in Halifax ns t 2 intercollegiate Athletic Associa-
cning. The..Minto will ueave Suuli- CHATHAM N tggn nigh by K <31 cgréulge adduigigs yvrlaeslaluerguvxgd A1; guseggrgiengdotevguluggc tigi. u.n;eic\;o]t<;¢;l) lube retentitoun tsl
' - E 9 _ _ _ . __ ' - i . ii iii U 'mug w1
mm-Sid tomorrow- mom ng on t' BND” 28' The 99“°ed E'° Mr and M” wiB'm°"°» t° No doubt the talislnanic name of W. elimination of mass plgys and otha;
arrival of the mall tram from bms Mimmlchi River froze ov" Friday Which 8- WPS' &Dl>l`OI>FiB'~“ FBPIY WHS rl Harkins drew the crowds The da dan erou Pia s This mlad
S . was e
'At . Sh ‘ll t Cape Torlnen- night after one of the longest ri d T ‘i ' Y 5 Y
ci y _ e wi go' o i I of en il ti umm pe 0 s made by their son Thomas. ln bebaltuvas E une one ,mu there was numm, kuown tonight by the executive com_
tine whele she will take mal rom on nav ga on w the ,past i
that Point Ufdemd the” by P°5°tm”` °°“t“ry" I” 1832 tm’ “Ve” W5” 'OPGH 'l?Eisl;iiela;ctl?e<Te(TrT)elT1l;l?lllt§ve nyegegabge ,?;,‘; ous other attractions, snlli as the mittee of the association on the eve.
ter Whear and .will then proceed to until December 30, and -the nearest; tonigght to Cong;-a,tn1&¢,e you qu au nickel UIBHWBS. Skating. =¢tC~. YF- of the .meeting to be held tomorrow,
Charlottetown and may be expected approach to this year’s record was event of more than passing interest, hundreds ‘were t“m.ed _mvag Ab°d"‘ FEW ’""mtf‘“°nS_ Voted that the
here about five o’clock p, m. ln 1870, when on December 23 ‘tne ice AJ you have indeed reached the gol- aftemomx and waning at t e ca T p"_°s°“tdge:"‘,‘;' lssissxgzitofgvgxgptuiln
‘ s
Th. E 1 G. w'll start out this bridge former. Although tides are d f' t it ' emy' . . mm" al'
s _ar rey 1 _ 5 the E P h_ h wa th t th Ben nge o ma ur Y. we y0ur friends, For tu,,.¢_y_f0ur years My ,Harkins Engush game of Rugby, seven tooka
in rnlng for her first trip in L now ig it is expec a e nd their nan-we 1-e 1 1 1-1 1;
vizo. she will remain in Picton ofvor loo will hold lor tho winter. lot this npportnsny gin; '....§:€,r;?d has been sirius the qifizens Of Hall- midway position -between the Ameri-
night and on Friday morning will ro- -_i____- wie1.0nf,i`".§§;,'f1;5§yogffby"sf; ¢,;f.g1'n¢,~_'1ax all that 'iH'€0°d 1'* the dfamam can game and Rugby, and- nine voted
turn here bringing thc mail. The it not only ,_ pleasure, but a privi- HB9. and “WY kH°W Wh9l- tiff expegt that oithcr the American game should
-men ismae -nip  ~-J
Minto will leave here for Picton on   lege, to meet you_in your home to Whenevfff the 5m1_0\fn\»9 _n Both he ia ll; ili.\n_,,.d or i. gh, sull-
thai. morning and these two boats celebfate tm’ S°m‘“”*"’““E°'1 °f 5'0\1\' tha'-'E115 CUIUPHUJ 15  5- G test stltuted. _
Wm keep uu the service -between _p1c_ marriage. It is also a pleasure f.n_p1nys on' Satul"1§ll;1yLgav(;e Ietlgr aMm__ __~____._____
ton and Charlottetown as long as   T  S31; véétluiug til? li"/Inalue og hougr oi; sutuafagtlou. d _eThun élouseeof aé 
s wh?) had (The pleasilre (df. ur :Bene-|’lT`lig lTsanNln txlndles" are .two of tho i
""" I `ntance since our bo hoodo (them ‘W lsti-gn est' dramas presented here in u| 1 .
Ansel €'£;‘£_:aED’g);{3E§ék B U 'many have _praised utiythe stage ocfmiigclilong ,€time,and the company were sein | _ TT;
, , .. . _ . Re rct<
Donald McKinnon. Charlottetown.Lgigpzgnolgivgysvionggsblis ang s‘§1‘;»(T'2|§;) egxzaisgggzllsaii gdgsoaiat thegem hBOSTON, Dec 2t8i-It was .announced
E. I. _ _ t at the construe on engineers of the
A111119 MUIST. Durham N S in your dehungs Wim your !euo`w~\'gagement could not be prolonged New York, New Haven and .Hari-ford
Isabel M. Gunn. Riveriohn: NE S: 1305 uavlgluzuyi eulniuiue gi; 6211;' (cLl;la1r`!§;c'this week, butdas theragorrrigieugy us Railroad me working un plans, for B
DBUl@lM°F'h¢l'B011. W°9f»Vl\1€.N~S. joined the matrimonial circle “me previously ma e ar 8: W ,m_ tunnel beneath the city to connect the
T %.ILyv'.]i3Ri nfEDALIgrrIi`§‘et no dolubt brought changes `to- your'5;a¥ig£, S¥g[;;y;,1ggg;;I;day ugsever two terminal stations. L The plana
. . _ S, _ _ _
. . EE ng on. 3 own. heariv and lives and decorated your that M, Hurkiuu-Wm an-uuuu_t0 may carryvwith them n promo; for me-_e1_
., P EJ.
' brows with its choitest flowers. Time u ¢ ectrification of the suburban systems
. “S buf me 0W¢ Y Y B :a;?§rth§:g3§;,r;:,ty isoiigfmute 2:5 of both the .New l-laven and thc Bos
g ton and Maine liailroalds
` hi ii lik on i i c .
gllirgabgtuil) Méllarhangxhaguoguii :mi age_ ° ggund agdnliwfa ’;,o',':ah“;: dies and South America. _ , _
Surg (mt llmbed the hill Hand and handl
' N11 you are descending the valley whose
lt. ' _ _ __ c ‘ . _ 1
10. Mrs Isaac HetherinEton» 0,u1;."°ad tsfflmlamdiby ygmr unihautilng    .
e- I - I TNWLE NNAAS TNANEEW
TEACHERS BIBLES_ lamp o n ict on (ir eaci o_1_der.! - ____
' Mi” Em” D°“g1“"' m'°'j§h§'|;`e1TiTot yeTiTTT; bglon Tiixsicigfgdgniioiilii -- .miivnnhiinouégrgucul.hm\'ni, tililoofge-_
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_ Mm Wm mare’ ,1.h°maB.1_.,_g'Ont_ years yet before the golden cord] _ Y __ _ _h `0t_ ul , ‘_ _ D f S m 1
_ Geo Williamson. Pike Bly. Ong- xlgtcff b";“':,d §§“,,,ui,c;§,eth°;',,,i`a1;ha°T,|OP,?§,;?,§'g DiT1ce$E)eTioiToniilyhillsT)t()ri\oCee, Tinll Eriigoloiirhil  nTiTlUi~‘i~ofioriloeli
` Henry Hgdden' MIE1`Tnn1‘TTne'N0nS. Ybilf ryB“i‘§°t may be 'E'-“de” A5 l-helreceivcd an linexpectcd Christmas pres- Henson at is celebration at the home'
. Jane Yeung. sv e. . . `,,ig11 of your many friends. Please ac-iuut in the form of a young' husk deer of Samuel Dingesuiit peeks Mills,
"‘TI-IE HEART OF CHRISTIANITY" Celit H1096 little PYQBAWS U9 tl token found 1n 5 vacant lot in the city. So Logan _C0unty. hifty or _more shots
f°“‘° esteem- signed Wmmm G' t il as the animal that it of- are said to have liccn fired during
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that would set out tor the South recently .burned to death in fm
is as follows.
First-An agreement to co-operate
in certain colonial matters, chiefly in
Africa, where British and German
dominions are adiacent.
Second-An agreement regarding tho
future of the Near East from the
Bosphonus to the Persian Gulf. `
Third-An agreement concerning
naval expansion.
_ _ 4 .1
LITEAN HIINET BIWEY
HESIGNS HETITTIEISHIP
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v
MONTREAL, Dec 27-Dean Honet
T. Bovey, F. lt. S., former dean of
the Facuflty of Applied Science at
McGill, has resigned the rector ship
of the Imperial College of Science
and Technology at London, according
to a letter received by his son, Mr
Wilfrid Bovey, today. The letibr also
says that the dean would spend a
couple of years on the continent be-
fore returning to Montreal. Mr Bovey
declared.tl_rat his father had 'not re-
tired owing tu failing health, but
was merely taking advantage of an-
lli llmli _
Katherine D. Alsop, Beausiaug, h _ 1, d ou “actions
_ Mrs Amy Kennedy, Aylrner West,
' . Ont. .
1.' Mary A. Garnett, Tillsonburg
C. Burgciyne, Fenellon Falls,On'ti.
Mildred King. Oakwood. 0\1‘-
Wrir McLeod, Hampton, P-E-L
Lottle Wood, Elmvale, Ont.
John Davey, Cresswall. ‘""--
wlll sl-ll sllllill Pill Wu ,Hum
---- ed against Richard Knowlden, who q ‘ - ~ '
‘has -been placed on trial in Ports- __ _ fer. For years he had bw" One 0|
8 N 'i   m0l1l`-T1 Minard‘s Lin‘menicur\s (`-'U'Z°t‘“ C°“" thc leading .members of the New
' “"'\SH1NG'1'0‘N» D"°2 _ “V” “K” "1 K 'ld i <1 he tt oh- Y n Athletic olnn.
will he head another. expedition,eitlle~r-,  ed tlzowth?_tgrgedgauscugmfhfu zen _ _ _.;._Ab - .Pr --*---Y.-;~=s:--~*-_-=
to the South Pole or to the North -~°-" non'
Pole, This .announcement was made TORONTO. December 28-Charles In ms mom were found eighty
lastdnight diy Comm-andir Poafyt. Hia Jiihniitou. seviiuatuy-fgitirlnzgviilit-;_¢:vf5i;gg_.rl plans for wireless improgemenfs _und  
stan s rea however, o asss any cr lJDc rom ‘» '- - k I me most coup @1115 ¢ ar-
t s sett- rested toda fOr VBBYBDCY but W" 0001-S :png nntnni-ities attach c
   .       woiillrs iileensr Alnsliir
i ut f r either extremity of the later .allowed g g 1; imports
oTiTtlT. 0 married deulrhtef A" ~H“mm°“ 3'”  Tiiontona thot li the nooninontn
, "My work has b n accomplished," lllldi-I‘l’»BkBll *-0 °Bf° E0' th’ °ld m`““' had reached foreign governments, alll
uid Commander Ixary, "I made it He was on his way -to that dt? WMP the labor of recent years gavcn to the pA*lIS. Dec 28-Perhaps it ls not- may \>_°_ _ EH*-“ered fI'oui nn interzilileiz
lr ti in Brussels taken into custody. J°h““°n3 ,perfection-of the wireless syB\i9m fm, et .ueuemiiy known ina-0 ¢he__order,in the _I ariS_-J0l1\'nl11- Ht “YS H
nown some me ago I
' hi d 1 hte w re .1 d d  . b lt in , q the had lrawn up
that I would assist any expedition wife and two nf s al g rs than gheituggy woul have been ren ere for the llllglil. i.;rsli‘1‘pm$1v»lti;\e lgrmshiiigannes  éiliyiig 285300 came feet
|Pole and at the same time .also amid New Brunswick home.  _  lgvitnigitielgs vNh)i\T:1h has arcepted thciairship and. submitted them to the
that I would not personally conduct _---1-‘*'”" °nd¢n5¢d AdV¢rh_5¢m¢Ms'plenn of 01° l»°b°"dY “fm f°" “‘ E"“"“°Y E’° guhered "°";, ““ui“t§""°'
snail Tirtilixplfdlidilttg t‘his and I have “mud '_---_-M mr” swamp". E (T5-°iE;t°_ '°f__°l_°."_i9°°___"i°n__:°L_. - 280 000 cubic feet. thing more about the matter, and
no intention of changing ,my mind." The temperature at three o'clock_ ,BOY WANTED, to learn a trade. Considering tféut me \};uE‘$;. gal:1l::‘l:u:‘;1?;i1;rS‘;§_l;fEI;’;“;_,5“gh2‘! “$3
.i___..l--- this morning was nineteen degrees.. 5250 per week w111 be pnld ae Ville de Pariisu me aprsmpu hitherto asked (or M-Enders 'or steeraue by
' - “he beginning' Boy must have B other slim  nl had a capntiiil' 'loans with conditiclns which did not
----ri COLD WITH 3N0W~ fair education. Apply at once in built in ranu. r; :it m be mn "ea _nd to any concepmns’ ,nm
omclloo Manxmro. -1- lpn-son at 'rho Gnsnilnn onion. 0; tiff;-°°°Bf,§‘s{_,° gdmdwh the B,,_|‘{f’ehB,,‘,{; um, ,,._,,,t,,,,,,d ,,,,,,, ,,,,1,,,,u
_` ` ` 5"°°‘°‘ °° Th” °“‘"‘“°“' 12‘2°‘“" ‘la 0 ep ln n yn shreds lush oovoroinont hue this is what
CHICAGO' Dec m_(sp°cnl')-' TORONTO' Dewmbn a°_s“ongL T ATNTVl1T5_b;Y¢-A-<;T\¢-51'" b8fh¢-\"5h1Hh Gggernlglecn W G nm Y all offers but instead they 'negotia-
' “°'“'°°"’°"’ 1° ""-"“"°'T“°“’ "EM" Wi' li l to lol Queen so ‘mes °'l§ r' or the Lohsnsy firm t ny 'nn iorelgn Governments and
ggi; V;l_;:°a.tt    singing ansd cald, nxt.; liaovlénlllaug. - .- DL DD Y 12_a0d1w‘-)d_|MTli;mi;rJitg1e.ee doe- not my that .thu tgmswiit in “ow “mt ‘he Mg .ummm
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-Doo ooin   sz 'rho length of today will no sight -Fon SALE, driving sleigh. Arelvielrehlr ll buns constructed for gh: ne in-se pr..Tt»Ifl lFrni__en§i~ono1inrmy1
Jan Oorn  .. _ .   66k hours and nfty-mine gnfnutea. ' A800 Fitzroy Street- 12-30\\1WPd-` BPM” G°v"“m°“t' but Nm’ E' W “ is b°E“3 "“L “r ‘ ‘T '
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EIIIE MILLNINS
ITIILLUNS WATER
Poured on New Yolk Fire-
Many 'Tenement Dwellers
Turned Into Street '
Special to The Gnnrdian_
NEW YORK, Dec 29-Five million
Ergnllons of water were used by the
firemen in a seven-hour fight with the
blaze which gutted the six-story
building at Sullivan Street and cans.
ed dniliage estimated at $150,000.
Two thollsandl uccllpants 01' 3 near.
by tenement house were driven into
the cold and snowy streets becauile
of the imminent danger that the
walls of the burning building would
collapse and crush the smaller struc-
ture.
BLAME MIIIISTLH EIIH
_ K|NG.S HNIIAILITATIIIN
wasriinoron, D,  Deo 20,_o.n,.
led reports from Copenhagen that,
as a result of alleged over enthu-
siasm in behalf of Dr Ci\ok's claims
to the discovery uf the north pole,
|Amerlcan minister Egan is now per-
,sona non grata at the Danish court,
were characterized by him as ab-
surd. Mr Egan is convinced that! in
presenting Dr Crlok to the King of
Denmark hc merely performed a
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Whitiehead, Thomas Bertram, John T- 5:,-;1“;0e rcgistancc to thepfficers,who the riicioe. No arrests have been
Murray, James Harding, Peter For- . t 1,1 _ do. ‘
. gnion, winlani onnnoholi, A, K. °“"‘°d “ “l_‘12f’l‘“”' ie ma '
' Henry, P. L. Crosby and others. ZELAYA STILL PnESIDENT_
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TEIJIWS EIIIISIN ITEAI]
LONg§gBATé0N  §",,,’;VY'h , me coupons, Mexico, Doo ze;-Jeuileru
- W ec "' 5 W f°° "clnyn declares be is still res en _l
theft of wirdless plans, models mid “. u. nh ugu he may never , ` , _ _ .
expert would reveal an the workmgS'0m°e- Manu' EB omy provmlolial Roosevelt died at his country home
and innermost secrets uf the wireless u Z1 ya has um; N11". -
service of the British Navy is charg-ipmggziftthinexecuiizc 0mce_ » at Pelgam Manor. alzell torty-fiyle. I-If
was a ucll known club innn an go
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