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3,-  A 9 "1 _ _ t 1 1 » _ rl,
(Special to The Gusrdian.)
DON'IJON. Jan. 5.-Canadian bus-
iness men who have been waiting
with some anxiety for the delivery
of the Canadian share of dyestuffs'
to 'be handed over by Germany as
parlt of the reparation under the
'P85106 treaty, will be pleased to
hear that prospects are good for
2: ‘;:.':.r.“'.'.1r.“:.‘"  °f
s nmen o ¢ o
materials. 0 ring
On inquiry at mo Board or
Trade it is leamed that over three
hundred tons of German dyestuffs
had already arrived in Britain and
three hundred more tons were ex-
pected shortly. However, the total
amtount will be more limited than
Hfllpiwscd and will not satisfy the
Empire demand for dyes' otherwise
unobtallnable by more than fifty per
cent. It was understood from the
Board that <Canad‘a’s proportion
would be allocated ‘by that body
and that orders approved by the
Dominion Government Wkbuld be
filled for firms in Canada requir-
ing the materials in question.
The dyes are of course a kind
unobt-ainalble in the Empire, al-
though consideralble progress was
made by British chemists in pro-
ducing many varieties of which
Germany had the monoply ‘before
thc war. The price at which the
dyes will be disposed of will ‘bc
the same throughout the Empire.
RDUMANIAN
HNORS ‘
FOR CANADIAN
Col. Noel Marsllall Given Grder oi Regina Maria;
ln Appreciation of Red Cross Work Among '
,Roumanlan Soldiers.
(Special to The Guardian.)
Ui`TAW.A, Jan. 5.-Lieut. Col.
‘Noel Marshall, chairman of ‘the
executive committee of the Canad-
ian Red Cross Society, received
word this morning that he has been
-given the order of Regina Marla. by
the King ot Roumanla, as a token
_of__spprecintlon of the work of the
Canadian Red Cross among the sol-
diers and the people of the Balkan
Kingdom. The Regina Marin is
one of the highest orders' in Rou-
mania.
G. T. li. Official _
Decorated by King
(Special to The Guardian.)
'Il0R»0N’l`O, Jan. 5.--Mr. D. E.
Galloway, assistant to the Presid-
ent od the Grand Trunk system has
lbeen decorated by the King of the
Belglans.
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_ grind stone. N. Winchester. St.
Avards. 5860-12-24uM4ipd
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housework. Apply 18 Lower
Prince Street. . ~M6i
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for general housework. Apply
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6069d~6M8i.
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fprlvate sale, double tenement
dwelling 45-47 Bayfield Street.
Applyilenjsmin Carter.
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bedroom (with tire place preferr-
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Guardian Ollice.
6070-1-ilM3l.
FOUND MONBAY MORNING A
black jet ear-ring. Apply ' at
Guardian Ofllce and psy for ad.
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64 Pownal St.
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nl housework. No washing. Ap-
ply Mrs. J. C. Sims, 240 Prince
street. 30.15-12-lslvltr.
3'rsAcHsa wnnrso Fon :Aer
Baltic school No. il. Bubble-
ment 060.00. Apply to Patrick
Grady, Secretary.
5968-12-81M3iild
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` General Delivery Charlottetown
tltpd.
 
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ora glove, with tan lblndlng.0wu-
4,, er om have some by s-slllvins It
this oliico snd plfllll T01' Nl- `
Htl.
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' borough Street containing sum of
money. Owner may have some
on mpllosxtglon si&thisyo;l:cf;b¥r:;~
ng ps y on ps -
vortixmsnt. _`
AUCTION.-I AM GOING T0 slLL
at my Auction ' Rooms why.
~ oomlneneingust 12.80 noon s, load
uf olmloo rniture, dishes and
Dastardly Case
Oi Assault
ln Charlottetown
An assault and hold-up case af-
ter the worst style of Chicago or
some large criminal centre occurr-
ed in Charlottetown on Sluldny
night about 8 o’clock, whenthe
home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jay,
Cumberland Street was entered by
a masked man, a few minutes after
Mr. Jay had left the house. He
seized Mrs. Jay who began to
scream. The deslperado quickly
bound a towel over her face and
drew n revolver threatening to
Shoot it _she did not keep quiet. He
then tied .her hands behind eller
back in thorough thug fashion and
then went upstairs. Mrs. Jay at
this stage ot the proceedings suc-
ceeded in getting away and ran to
the telephone to call up her bus-
band who was at a. house on Water
Street. She then ran into Mr.
George Brady's next door. Mr.
Brady rushed into the'Jay home
-but the cowardly assailant of the
woman had made his escape by the
back door.
The assailant is described as a
tall man, wearing a darltovercoat
and a mask .with long whiskers.
During the struggle with the man
‘ho threatened twice to shoot her.
‘_The revolver which he held was of
‘large calibre afnd nickel plated.
a young woman of prepossesslng
appearance. l-lor .husband who flor-
merly belonged to Mount Stewart
is employed with Messrs Beer &
Weeks. He served overseas.
The outrage does not look like
the work of local talent in this
line. The case avppears to have
an air of mystery about it.
The police were notified soon af-
ter and are making efforts to locate
the man.
it is said to be the first case of
the kind which has ever occurred
in Charlottetown.
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Merchants Favor
Farmers Week
A meeting of the Retail Merch-
ants Association was held last ev-
_sning .in the Board of Trade Rooms
the object of which was mainly to
boost the idea of sv Farmers Week
in Charlottetown-.
A committee from the Poultry
Aosoolstioluliiessra H. Lantllbrllb
and John Whitlock waited on the
merchants asking for their co-open
ation in making the week A suc-
cess.
The merchants promised to do all
they could to make the week s suc-
cessful ons.
_The matter of express trains to
the city was next dealt with. A
committee .was appointed to le-
»cure all lnfornistlon_-svulsldb and
to report at a -tuture meeting.
There was a iirlo' attendance at
the meotlngvélid the idea za wg
_'_‘Fll'mei‘l ,_ " UIQ  
with s great iissl of moi.
Y D '
The centre of the disturbance is be-
lieved to have been near the 'vol-
cano oi' Orizaba.
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[|'ANN|lNZ|lI  
AUHHH] [ll IIASH
(Special to The Guardian.)
ROME, Jan. 5.-'l‘he Trieste cor-
respondent. ol' the Messllg;.;_ul‘o tele-
grllphed todtty that the cashier 0
Gabriele D’Ansunzio, the ltllliallin
with ll million francii.
---#£0->-i'
GEHAAANS AGAIN
(Special to The Guardian.)
PARIS, Jan. 5.--Germany is ex-
porting horses and cattle extens-
ively to neutral countries in coll-
travention ol' the terms of the peace
treaty, it is reported in despatchos
from Brussels. On November 10th
the Allies had their attention call-
ed lo an offer made by Germany
to Sweden of a sole oi' stullions
and more recently it was ascertain-
ed that the Germans -had been sell-
ing a considerable quantity oilive
stock to neutral countries. 'l`h
repzlrntlons committee.
AAANY ISEAAAANS D
G[|IN|§TI] HHAZN
(Special to The Guardian.)
THE HAGUE., Jan. 5.-The first
817 German emigrants to leave Eu-
rope l-llnce before the war sailed
from Rotterdam Saturday on the
steamship Bonedenle for Brazil.
They were 'most unlike the pre-
war emigrants. They mostly had
the appearance oi’ Bavarian farm-
ers and skilled workmen. Three
thousand more are expected short-
ly, also bound for Brazil and it is
expected that Rotterdam will be-
come the great emigration port of
the future. More than 100 Ger-
mans also who were not allowed to
pass the frontier are camping in a
train at Bentheim awaiting a pass
from the Dutch Minister of .lus-
tice.
Mclienzie King
Leaves For East
Winnipeg Railway Men
ness of Situation.
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, Jun. 5.-lienllrlnes
desperate plight and the Red nd-
vunce through Central Asia to Bok-
harl, are events which _naturally
create profound anxiety here for
on the one hand the Reds promised
control oi' the Black Sea will bring
them into touch with the revolu-
tionary elements in Turkey and on
the other hand the occupation ol'
Bokharl opens the road lhroutzll Ai-
i' gllunislan to lndlzt.
~ With the whole East in ll for-
surlzellt leader at Flume, had lied mcnt and ominous tllrentonlngs oi'
a holy wal' over the proposed re-
moval ol' the Sultan i'l'onl- Constan-
tinople :ind the evident hopeless-
ness of any united- lnilitn.ry notion
among the Entente to arrest the
_Bolshevik advance either iowa
Turkey or India, the situation
,perial generulistaff here to the e
To safeguard the indian fronti
Black Seat to lluld up the Bolshevik
pllln to secure control oi' the Bos-
pllorus :ind the llulwlanelles. The
conditions needing these precau-
tions will occupy ft largc sllltro of
the attentions of the pence confer-
ence when it rcussemblcs in Paris
this week.
but escaped llninjured. The colll -
sion occurred between iiyel-es und
Toulon. Four deputies were quite
badly hurt.
rd ?--o-o>i---
is
occupying the attention of the Iln-   
X.
clusion of anything else.
el'
British troops are being sent from
Egypt and Mesopotamia instead ol' `
being demobilized and drafts illom
England also are being greatly
strcngtllened. There is also to be
at luuvcnlcnt. ol' tl bil: naval force (Sp¢¢ia| to T|1¢ Gum-dia|»|_)
from the Merlitclrltnt-an into the* R()ME_ Jun, 5_...Pv~¢»mim~ Nm;
left :tt norm yesicrtllly for i’nl‘is.
wllero he has bf-on invited to llleci
A Clenlencellu, und possibly :ln Amer-
lican re 'esenlativo ll is under
tle the Fiumc question.
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  BHITIUIZES TREATY l]|]N|l\i|llN5
Some Reservations are Discourteous in
LONDON, Jan 5. espatc es
celved in official quarters from Od-
essa say that the Russian volun-
teer army which recently captured
the town of Proskurov, 175 miles
southwest of Kiev, took a railroad
train containing the treasury ct'
General Petaura, the Ukrainian
commander. Twenty-four cars com-
posed ths train, one of which con-
veyed gold and sliver and old Rom-
anoff bank notes. The despatches
assert that altogether the total
amounted to several hundred mil-
lN AAl|NlilEAl
(Special to The Guardian )
several stores und one theatre
“ NIAKESA HA HAlll IN AAUNEY pm.. righting
‘ _
the Charlottetown Y. M. C. A., was Bowling.
(Special to The Guardian.) lion rubles.    held in the parlor of the Associa- Overdraft Jan. 3]20
-D h re- --L- tion yesterday afternoon, the Presl-
I Prelnlel' Lloyd George und l’remiel‘
' pl ' __ _ . -
Astooll ltn cffol-t will be made to set
(Special to The Guardian.)
A
PARIS, Jan. 5.--The Supreme
(Council this morning iinallly decid-
-ed on the wording of the note to
‘the German delegation confirming
the verbal statement regarding the
indemnity for Scapa Flow slnkings
lnlade to Baron Von Lersner, -by Sec-
Aretary Dutasta of the Peace Con-
iference.
A .lt is understood that this note
.virtually reduces the demand for
(reparation from 400,000 tons to
labout 275.000 tons of dock and liar-
bur materials. This note will bc
delivered ut the Sallie time that the
_IW |~_s_l_.__r.-__ s
NNNRTONS DYES ARRIVE AEANTNNNAAF A -_THE AASTENN 5|ll|Al||]N A ANFAAENANRAN |Ni GERMAN REPLY
DFRDAA GERMANY ANAS NANY NANBINA GHANA ANXNAY   ANlNlNNl|5|NN A IS NOW READ
1"  F*-*__-__ `  Reds’ A_<lrur_¢e T<Eu-Il; Black sou will 
“'tf,‘:)|||§',‘F:°“§)R°¢°'V‘El "ld l_‘3llii|\\lll| dllll More I0 ___ Bring- Tlwiuru Touch with Revolutionary ___ Considerable _Reduction Made in Allied Demanrl
llclo, ana a s Share to  be Mgp:,°,',='.,a;}‘;,?,v“,iii=g;,,_,, Elements in _Turkey with Possibility of .,§f;;f,g',;f ',<;,,I";__‘i;';;.':;§_:,-_> C,,_! German Smkmgs at Scapa Flow. Exchange
. b llllldd Shortly. lef..l;rrm.'.:;r.:.‘;e'a:'..‘;::‘:‘;.f.';...f; 0be“1“sR°d<lTbr°“gbAfsbdblsfdwlb- rs‘s.§‘;:’r;."..‘:“‘:..“ ui;  of Ratification Shortly.
in H1811 Bri-H Of MbXiC0 l11Stnlr!l2L dla. Threats   31°  t0 S€l°l0l,lS- smashup of automobiles yestel‘dily, '
Pr-uce Treaty now dependdp it is
stated, upon the answer of the .Ber-
lin Government to the German dele-
gates on questions concerning the
arrangements for the plebisclteli
provided for the Treaty. It ap-
pears certain therefore that these
important formalities cannot take
place tomorrow as had been orig-
inally intended.
The question of commercial re-
lations between Turkey and the
Central Powers' after the exchange
of Treaty ratillcstlons was discuss-
ed by the Council and it was dec-
ided thltt the status created ily the
armlstice should continue until
protocol is signed. peace was signed with Turkey.-
A The signing of the Protocol and The armlsticc terms prohibit such
Athe exchange of ratlflcations ol' the I relations.
iNOT READY
ron 
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AR YGDV N N
'Return to Party System Would Throw Government
Predicts Congress Will .Allllrove League oftn.~1lA.°§1.fN.f;A‘NitJ.‘il`éfEA;'f§?§AAif§;iA into Arms of L%)l?r  Says Winston A
Nations With Reservations. Declares Rf.“w2iZ“Ne§A..i`22i°Au§iZi§§2,f“`§`Afi mc |
. . . were de”“°°yed' A (Special to The Guardian.) insufficiently schooled in the bue-
Lanlguage lf not ln Intention. mggffgiaggs,;;¢;,}°§;§uf;fd‘§;‘°;5n;‘; un.. or ouvsrumuu, would urn;
- ______;_ |q“cnce or me strike but the New LONDON. Jan. 5.-A return to the nation to grief, Winston Spen-
e _ __ Hum was not up u; me average party Government at the present cer Churchill, Secretary of State
“\1ifl0l` AH being l¥\V<‘SUEi1t€d bylhc (Sl2°°la' 1° The Guardian.) warmly applauded by an auduncc Th last of um mes wus nm umm; time would mean turning the coun- ‘for War, declared in an address' 'at
NEW Y0A{K'inlJilln'Tgiriiizidligtr oi“I§;,lN§at:FuAh:;'00i)eAl);a:)lZA?l'ol\s 'ire Colfirol until li o’clock this morn- try over to me labor Duty' which Sunderumd' -~
l"l‘esidr.-nt W lll _ l ' - ' ` f v _
ed here tonight that Coliglasswill discourteous. very dlscourtoolls lu ing- and Alley Sumed ‘ll 8 S‘lL““1“Y ~
approve the League of 'Nations tone," declared Mr. Taft. "i, of evblllnl-Z-
wlth reservations, in an address at course, do not know whether' the ln these twelve hours pl'l-lctldlllly
the Brooklyn Academy of Music. wording was intended to be dis- every me Swlmll IH the Cilgaglag
The senators who are now :rotting courteous ol not, but I hooe that called Out T116 516111611! '-0
together on the League, he added. the people ou the _other side will fight the Bros -thl`01llZll W0l1l|1€l
will probably effect a colnpromise consider' us better fellows than the some ten degrees _below zero, and I I - . »
that will result in the Loa;;\lc's nd-Alangullge in some of these rescrv- the men suidered from slight frost
option. Mr. Tat`t’s speech was ations makes us appear to be." bites. cuts and burns. llilvillg at
_ times to be cut out_ot' the ice that
HUSSIAN lllllllli llilll  ”"°v::r.fi:g.':;:2il=,fs i,».l”"i§*‘i...Af.“'ti.f...‘“°
` le RSI Gill.
The annual business meeting of
Billiards
Another lmrbrtsnt D=v=\°bm°b=- t.oNDoN, Jan. 3.-The fiercest dont Mr. R. H. Jeultlnu presiding. l , $4,232.48
fighting ever _experienced on the The meeting opened with prayer
LONDON- 34”- 5-*The "WY lualnu frontier has been in nw by Mr. John T-MbKel12ie.l1nd Mr-
N°WB “YB Prince Husain' 5°" °f gress during the last three days, W. S. Louson was appointed secre- EXPENDITURES
me late s“"'a”' Prime L°“83°“' in which time the British casual- tary pro tean.
and mu" “her g"““ds°n8 °f Mob' ties have been heavier than those Mr. Yeo, the active secretary Salaries
ammed An' have iswed procmmw in the entire Campaign in the Tirah then gave an outline of the general Water, heat and light
U0” A0 the “am” “nd .t° the Mn' district in 1897. while the hill trlb- work of the Association during the Social
“°"C‘"“ml55l°“ declaring "‘°h`“°"` esmen suffered as never before. year after which a vote of thanks Building ond' repairs
dmny with the N‘l'u°nn“Et do' The MahS\1flS <1iSDl21Y€d the ut- was passed for his services. Oillce and sundrles (ln-
mand f°" ”‘ complet” lndependenm' most determination in opposing the Dr A 9 5
. yers. clnall-msn of the Edu cluding scrubbing 11 .4
Tm” A” ’°g‘"d°d “B “ d°"el°pm‘"“ operations of the British exllsdl- cntlonalcomutltteu gave adewlled Educational 147.88-
°‘ “‘“‘°”‘ ““"°"“”°°' tlonarv force. resisting in the most report oftno Autlvltleuoftliu reno- nollgluur 5.oo
ed a pick axe and fought the trilbes-
Mr_ R. (2. Sldenius, Provincial
flliation, 'and a vote is being taken ,Prince for the l-iunilofldh l-h\'°11°- ‘ C states wage earners between July Swiugon
The tide will -be high this morn-
`  sqsqis of sMu._%
roaouro, Jun-._a.-continued "Dm °°°“°l°*°““ - ‘ to
C015- 0 0 further labor trouble and clear
l»° NWS U18 ‘l\\0Sll°ll- Th° D“k°°'f 0°"-“““5m' 1'?" h°°“    _ _ _ The religious work was carried
_-----»»>--- 'especially named for this post :;i“BI:'°gf°elr’ £912; “dt fi: :fe along under the direction of Mr J.
THE WEATHER The Government is said to bs ln- _ period hetweel; £1 0:31-4 and »v-_ Mcxenzre and on New ye,"-f,
nl tl uldlu lu the rumpnlgu,   v. t,
T99 Y K
TEMPERATURE me majority of one Ministers and _ November- 1919. are indicated ln A $3; §‘,§;°§'§§“,f,d,§g"§§ff§, °“ °°'
' TIDE MOON ETC politicians arguing that only the '”" Slbtemblll 1881106 DY the N8-ll0nsl '
’ " no of england will me Hungary ‘DON N- ~‘““~ ,$6-ff°“l B‘:d“’n“_ coufersuuu mum, nares on ln "f;§;e“§“°f’{‘,f ’,“w;:;s‘?n‘§‘°;§f ,n our
in "'°°“"'y°°l"l1 19 ° ““l"'°° ° most recent investigation of this “ ° ° .
ted tm e if the Nation can escape mmm as B m.,,l1m,m.y to a com llendlturbb lor the nut vdsr»- :lest 0:1
lete report to be made in s. few
The coldest on Sunday ni ht was C d S sway transportation congestion. D RECEIPTS
7 hem" '°'°' At 9 °' m‘&°”°"    'W' 5 'mlemem i“'“_;ibh"& gf! welfgllg total increase between July-
. ir lr ~ ‘ -
‘diiiliiirviiiii irfkvvur 1aTs.lio2Ass:";     gfefff ’;',',‘,‘;§:°§§,,f,h';h, °;,,,,d,u,,,,, 1914. and November. 1919. for each cam on none Jan. s1|lo moss
omock la" n_mm_ ` y Y It the'end M the year mm of the live major items in the Subscription- and sustain- the
The Chamber of Commerce nys family budget was: All items 82.2 ing member; ' 1,188.20 we
ins 8! 12-25 Abd t0m°h'0W It (spoolsl to Tho Guardian.) it expects an early settlement ot D" °'""~ f°°d 92- Ulmllbl' 38, Cloth- Regular members 37.00 us, we are etc.
12.14: it will be lush' tonisllt MONT-asks Jon. 5.--tltollut by me rtrllre of moulrlerr, vvlilon for ‘"5 135- f"°l. best and llsht is. Junior member. lbluo
at toss uns toruurruvv ut 11.41. _ unnonrow morrilng of me ovunaluu fourteen would mu been "slowly ’““‘"'”° 75' uunur' Am rszav
sun sets this afternoon at 4.!! .splnnor is hoped for ln uonssq- on-angling me productivity 01 ,mv lurrosrou rlnce July, mo, were National council, v.u_c.A_ 1,120.00
and tomorrow st' 4.83: lt rnrr ro- emo of nie slmrunlng oftlui suv- yur-rn, railway workshops, motor M f°ll<>‘~°l= All items 5.8 per cent. solo of mssulndl. dw. 14-44
moflow incl-uint Ind Thursday at Nrnmont ice breaker Montcslm to factories and dngineering establish- f°°d 1' Hhemf 7-3, blbtlllns 15, fuel, Rents. 30-00
.H 1, < I V g _ me Md of me Murened ve”e|_ mem". heat and light 4, sllndrles 7. Sundries. 10.10
addition to this there were aboltt H ami we
'F ‘llubbbrn manner the Bri'-lbh Hi' ing room, boy scout literature, etc Physical 15 86
O(.§.f.ff“;L '_‘,?MT°‘§ _°{‘§,f,°"°$) L 5  uma c<>nse<ldd1\ti~v' was bbmllbllsd Physical work reported me bowl. overaruftluuy. :s1|1o'. ssslss
MacKenzie king' mberal 'Leaher' to remain encamped in the Palesina ing alloys and gymnasium in good Cash on hand Jan. 8[20. 16.72
lowes tonight ' for Newmarket' Pl“i“» shape and' emphasized the sreat im
where he will attend n banquet to An ummmed bugler My M the DOYUWCS 0f this l"`f1-“Ch 0( We A3 “|232-48°
. Th|"W‘F°‘"`“‘ “NAV” DA°“0@l`5- 51\° sociation‘s work. Mr. C. E. Scnntlu Liabllitles~0verdraft Jan. 3|20
be given I? his honor by Telxmarlg wed notable heroism in the course bury and Mr J McDougal] M53 __?._i__?._..1----1
‘v?lA'lllLA’Ngl€\vi/sard‘;n:1(;Nli$evl‘ dingaddrzgs, "f ‘he hand U’ hi’-nd fighting- Le" came in for praise in connection Continued on Page Six
Mrs. Jnvy is a native of ireland. The speed, Wm be the Wllh bull' fl fl’-W c0m1‘\1fl€H- 110 dell- with this dopurtmem,_
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li/Fl? (l’(lr?gB?lxe;Fin; witlletlifrgolitil (Special to The Guardian) Supreme Court Bench. 'lhe salary men ltlll they retired, when he re- S,.c_,.e,_a,.y gm". a downed report of
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