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    A whom I do not think an threat
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TORONTO, April 13 -(Speclal)-
Geo. W. Fowler, M_P., for K'ing's,
N_B., issued a wilt here on Satur-
ilny against Chancellor Sir John A.
Boyd, Hon. G. W. Ross, the Union
Trust Co., L. I. Davidson and T. J.
Stevenson, Supreme Chief Ranger of
the l.0.Foresters, claiming $250,000
for alleged fraud, conspiracy, etc.,
in connection with the Kamloops
Lumber Co., of which the individual
defendants were directors and in
Notable Perso a es ' 5 _    ' not to be true. ' He is well enough 
n g known in this country to be one who _ Closed' ‘
till itll t l 
_ _  D ___ would state the tru w on
which the Union Trust Co. was af `
one time interested.
,- Mr. Fowler alleged that the Trust AFTERNOON SESSION
Co.secured a controlling interestl Gupta-in Read: ML Speaken Irma
_ . g _
per cent of stock formed another, . _ ‘
Lumber Company il\<1°P°“d‘2°*~ °f U" to draw attention te e matter that
KHm10°PB 00-1 with 5 mr°°t°r“t° has been referred to in- The Gu rdi
a’s a painful secret with regard to
10112011 the KHYDIOOPB C°~t° _sm im this Legislature. The mutter com-
lumber at a dollar less per thousand plained of and which was bmu ht
_ . ' g
than the Hfflillal “U9” 0’ Prommtlon up this morilng, was done at the
to the Knm100PS P60910- suggestion of Mr Newberr On ac
LllH[IHi_|i MillS
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` _ A '~'---_:.~___...::.==°:" count of some of the members of
` ` this House receiving free transporta-
  tion on the railway they do not have
E
ill me KD»m1°0PS 0°-» °r Wmm 2 to a question of privilo e As
Chairman of Contingencies I beg
a an
the same as the Kamloops C0- Rnd
Mr. morson: I knew of this last
session. The day before it closed Mr.
Newbery came to the _opposition
room. Mr. Mathieson was cailed out
and on his return informed its of the
proposition of making out cheques
for $200 all around. It was discussed
and it was decided it would not be
accepted. When we were talking
about this matter lwe were called
down to meet 'the House. Mr. Mathie-
son said to me afterwards “come, so
‘that there will be no misunderstand-
ing, and we will go down and ex-
'told me that he had gone to Mr.
Peters at the time whp said that if
the Opposition were satisfied he was.
This is what I have .understood from
Mr. Newbery several times. He said
he went to the Opposition room and
the Leader of the Opposition said he
was quite agreeable. He returned to
his office and informed Mr. Peters,
and then wrote out the cheques and
had delivered some of them when the
.coder of the Opposition came dow
and said he had changed his min
and would only accept the forme
amount.
From this point on the scene began
regard to consequences. Mr. Newbery B0sTo__N A ____ 13- _
. D (Bpsdial_
Liquor licenses in East Boston and
that part of Charlestown adjoining
Chelsea were suspended this morn-
ing as an aid to the militia and
police in their efforts to bring a-
round a condition of order and
safety.
The school-houses of the city as
well as those of the neighbouring
cities and towns are filled with lost
little ones.
Scores of parents besiege these ln-
stitutions in search of their child-
ren.
At eight o'clock the 'irst of tb
plain the matter to Mr Newbarys to be one of absorbing interest The
TEHHIBLF DEATH
Frank Losack Falls One Hun
dred Feet From Sydney
Blast Furnace Top
to expend their mileage allowance' _ _ '
and they therefore receive more thanldgyir we told him wg would not be B members wgaged m the debate be'
others with no milage allowance Ilpm-gy to taking money we were not came S°m°Wh“t warmed ‘md ‘°“ Mr
   take in that the electors Of lillislentitled to. Since 1893 the amount Mathiesonis requesting that Mr'
country are ashamed of the pittancelpnt in has -always been $160 and $12 Newbery be brought to the Bar of
.__ the m5mb°r5 Ur this House' Wceive i,foi- stationery with mileage added. the Honra 8' messenger was despatch
DAL`HPUSIE_ April 13__(spec18_|)__ for serving here ioi five or six oril donft care for Mn Newbery or fm. ed mr h`1m~
were nes just reached here that fenr seven weeks ee the wee may be- Mr- lthe member oi Bedeqne. I say Mr' M“u“°"°“ “km that Mr' NW'
lteunne were killed and three hndiy Newberry Point-ed Out the wndi-*positively we went _end told Mr. mr’ m “w°"" am me H°“' Er°“k°'
injured by a dynamite explosion nt H055 Of the case '90 the Execu"-V5lNewbery we would not accept unless administered the mfth 'md requested
Port Daniel, East Bonaventure M1* P°ter°- U15" Wlmm 5° m°r5 h°“'lthe matter came before the House- Mr' Newbery to give the gauge B' -
County. P. Q. about eighty-live miles °r°d m°mber “Ver “t°°d‘°” th” r1°°r Zwe would then deal with it. statement '01 what had transpired re' F
_ ‘_ of this House said perhaps 11; would] garding the subject under discussion. _
f gm hero. When the member for Bedsque says _
The Atlantic, Quebec and Western be 5 better arrangement’ Pr°vm°d we went away with the cheques it is Mr' Newbery md so and his state'
he agreeable. we thou ht it weuldl e ay the ni hers ef th Ge r -
~ e
bread lines were started. 4
noon These are to he guarded b
homeless there.
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It was arranged that one thous-
and tents should be placed on Carter
Street and Everett Avenue this fore-
' Y
m'llltia to maintain order as tt may
be found necessary to shelter the
These tents. most of which win
accommodate five persons each,
serve to shelter about one-hal( gh;
homeless people.
Charitable organizations lu Boston
and other near-by places are taking
care of the remainder.
While only three persons are pop
itiyvly known to have‘lost thein
lives in t_he fire, it is feemd that a
search of theruins by daylgghf, will
disclose more victims. Accordingto
the insurance men the total loss
will exceed $1,000,000 and may reach'
$10,000,000. The insurance is estima-
ted rvushly at 85,000,000.
A suspicious looking man was tak.
en in this morning by the Quincy
police on infomation that he was
Uyillg to dlslwse of diamond rings
for a small sum.
He gave the name Jennings and
later of Billingham and conmblg
f°“Ud 00 hi! Person three diamond
rings. which he said were givenhim
in Bt. John. He ‘is in jail.
Railway Co are building a tunnel the m°mb°r5 °r the 0PP°5m°n w°“m'not true. I went back the ri xt d ment was similar to that made by
‘ A ii la-s ii- di ' 1 th th h K _ d t h h d. °’“ ° "°“'“”“"°
P bsirgyrlijci' A lgjrenchnmn( _?tec;a)st :$3 hlxxsirtee N555 Ziulegfey halyeugiu  be better to pay all alike. In tliei:;mli; tI:0yk ct:;n;;eq:_ea:i;`useO:§ Mr. Mutbieson cla med the right to _
' ' ' .th _ 1 nrt It li lease of Mr. McMillan, who lives' _cross-examine Mr. Newbery but the
furnaces of the Steel Co. was killed
inet night at ten o'clock.
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;;_rise!€ul;_:;'l is yconsidgreii the mostlfarther away the amount is about :ity is hi; “S532 aglxxsd upgn 5; ;Hon. Speaker would not _allow this-l _ '
Losack in COIHPHHY With Hll°‘l1l\91`_dlilicu1t piece of work on the wholelxfui n&;sr;;*;11“1S1':_8;?__Agnew arc_Newbery may tau the hom membergsaying this was not necessary. Ngmd Ai]a|‘Chj5t furrigd Back Al The B0'-der__ S 'd y
liilmrer was working at the top of
the furnace when lie iellra distance
nl one hundred feet.
llc struck the ground head first
:ind was lustaiitly killed.
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"  l ` ` A' ' 'l _ ` I , ls e er imself funder an official oil I . '  Jr. ' A I ` 'C ' M10? 8 St0l’l\lyef=t-i.ii~ -lm ii-I.. -ye-g
TU   _______\ lmao. I dont believe Mr. Newbery _this House who is at their mem _ I_ House met again at 9 p_ m_ and _Iuniiiia uoldman at the l»ound_-iry, re-_ed It th _ i t i
T_”' ‘coin in existence of Innocent IX.,who .1f__ iernment Put this- Ml* N0Wb9¥`y ¢|1m¢ ' " V N '
payment of maturing notes, it wasfand, therefore, gave him the coiu_men¢1on these ¢act9_ This was a1_1_:ere all going to get $200. I_ went _F_(_;;‘_;l‘A;l7_An,_1 dC;n;.,tr1;§;ilc_I;m§i;1:_;l;
sniff today. in Wa`ll street that the *with the condition that, if it were_d¢,ne mn session and dom, after the Owe Bhd, some time afterwards, -
wrote to Mr. Newbery. He sent me a_
cheque for $200 and said all the,
mgmberg had taken “_ 195 not right =will be a fifteen per cent. shortage
lqrje mad will shortly pass under the ‘sold for over $1200, the surplus
absolute wntrol of Mr. Harrimanshould go to the diocese. The archi-
“ml his associates, who stand readyltect, however, was unable to find a
to spend under certain conditionslpurchaser. ‘lille Klllg Of Italy 0l\1y
from ;ao,ooo,ooo to $40.000.000 for im-i°.“°'i“S $500- 'The ;‘:°:fe’;i uf; nes;
l\rovements._ If these P1809 5” °°m'|m_°°°"° had "E: _gd ° resented the
pleted' Mr-I lnanimaws longrciliwrish- sal: trnotlfeygolntiif Ilt was the only
an plans of a perfectly equirre ¢0m- C0 ° '
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  ._  °i°.i:°;‘;i:_‘s.;‘;f;:‘§:.':._°°;:;‘1':_:
Eric as the eastern outlet. wi ave o -
been mummy- collection is now complete.
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India, to Wonderland, Charlottetown.
Manek Shah, the Wonderful Ne-
cromancer and Psychic Enter-
tainer. A Member of the
 Leading Casteoflndia _
' - h t I th two parts
A mr "7 'mm th°‘>°“°“tal hmdlltlmthzi ignézrtliiriimegt hi: gives two
lo this small -province it \lnil°“bt°dlylgistinct performances. This variety
is. yet a native of India'rM5°°k|1s_a pleasing ¢h9\1Zh_l5 °“‘;_h_‘;‘: :gf
“heh e mesh" °' *-“° r“"5°°"` '°"ar"°"'i'.m .ddlgggilmtteshgnn with ei
a marvellous NU0l‘QmB“°°r» 1° mrelvehnil txrltertalnment at Wonderlandf
at Wonderland ¢D`PU`5l'|1\¥ r°r m°‘a”t|g';Fhe motion pictures this evening
time last  H0 midi l°°d °“i ‘ to the perfection mark: ‘thc
eu exoeeiietl ;k1v;n¢ an °*°°°'“"" 5"° “pres being grand in their mm.
ly intereeeinrnhiu tina ei iam 1°. “.°",° eepeeiiitiee era timselsiven
lcizerdlnain Wllicll' °°_`¢h°. °m°°,§h°rltPm “guest 'the flneilt to be procured.
bordered on “W "lmr°‘°“l°“d' °`}'l'yh req re fact of being asked to show
niece ei Par ` te which he b°1°.“I°" ° “"’ eir utilities.
nie ku U.” Fira Worshll‘i1I¢rl'\U1°m “35m' prev” th' 'l‘l3el-Iyinns
own ll, _ . _ song '
inthie land ‘endrlibey »“°\°°" '“°°“* Mm" Tmmm ° oh it" in one of
t h
themsolveftlie most clever. md glliemizefitfliclsshlllercbu get sun! -- and
Hd l.Hlf|skBhnhh`ll. f`h n,th
bllslteillnlgretbklceding tlieatrw .:fl$':':,d:°“;li‘:hl:ilr°nm odealrullos th:
lilllmpa md lunéuthtnditvt. I:r?uillheart's closest memories. roach ev:3
qos A - . o s A gr
Wm_’m..°°§‘"_ __ _|one alike, and this a nl
one ei his me in the mil1'¢P“°“°_ "“°°°"' i i _ i the week it wen-
nwiie in irnmi Fr ny~ni.'rent.ly traxnlacfrfngmraggcfmut of one rt-plete
are inn t\;rL~_.f‘i=l|t_ of people ffm “www Wiendid entertainment and re-
indienee _te liionli. Flo hu ous!! -mime. lllvsry new is ‘u-
sndmtudontn oi Moll - _
maltlhs' lr 'fiend their m°'M"“M .g?uwmm‘ m?t{°“ifu'r~'h m
mf- _ _ I i,-geyoehi. and W °l4 °° " " “
scrutiny f _ item sl Nl U" 1| vm" 9;-“poet in view for- the
tiiiiiser-ieii-in/m&¢v°f°°°“" , 
;nmre__yf°”____  2 nmnhm, |,¢.ibel_aiite_ol the week __ iv ,_
fini/ `~ ' V . _ I
Mr McKinnon then rose and de- al S ll;
line from lvletapedie te Gnspe. l E °°'°"‘fg for Bedeque what he likes- I say enl ' ! - - ~
No details have been received as tofthe amount' for stationery and ml1"my honor as a member of this plored the mmm" in which the G°v`§ Cancelled Naturallzatlorl Pa CVS B S lf)
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ease the amount would be about the! ‘ernment had endeavored t shield p J/ Sequbm
1 interview the Leader of the Opposia y 1 1 (1 .th W 1- uauin him s _
*tion and ask if it was agreeable The were not going to take it' We “'°“m Z; use oat ey e e A g ‘I Callilfld Til RliSSl2l _
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   _Leader of the Opposition said 'that _decline it until it was done regularly.: p g
l tl id t h d. 1 ‘ _Hous , and takin th full n i- 0 ~' ~ ' _
ww  __a_B;f'_m;__?_ _same. _ Mr. Newberry was sent to ;bimye that I toil lv; Nevxigo ieithemselves behind Mr. Newbery. He llf‘.b|(li‘.|lC() lil RUSS|i1-- lvlély B6 SUM Bad( From
_ _ .1 ~ The speaker Wm Mr- M°Ki““°5 591 _ _-*- -. ._ ,_-_.___~__  ____ _
'he esreed with the proposition- _ . I il:   W;‘;“§ lt: gaze f"°n;°':;°,wnnid have to withdraw that rtnte . '
M Mathleson I must protest y “ 3° “m1 5 9 \\i A il -
` _ _ _ i .' 'l wif.: vi-:is 12' 'ri ,~
_   PR|{S.[`S|9~gal-nst this. I believe Mr. New- ‘had no right t_°  what bwmessfment. ‘S ‘ '--` ‘ ’ ~  le UI ned 'she was in and would r""`u""` hu" wc"
init iiivhcilties sprang ii little
h d h k . House then resumed other business tures when l f i
Ibery lo b‘s a truthful, honorable :lt 8 tg' ma ° such 5 statement “rm _md adwumed at an dclock nip ii i evening wh,” tiny ,ietaimd °c°‘°"‘
lv»\'i~.<, :mil re-
lever brought beck such s false re-- _ Y ,Bat 1| night passing the esumates fusing in permit the Anarclustvoueen om e car at ` '
_ ' _ ROME, April 12-The Pope basjustgport_ _lhurl it back to him, We were not a h ll: t _ith _t _md ,___ _____c__ Amerie __ __ _Tn _ _ Sh _turned to Emerson, on ilu- -_...Unit-I
_ _recelved an interesting gold mmf Capt Read: I am not speaking of _party to his little steal. Is that the 5:’ ic umeois sméinreniious c 1 sm ,_______e_____y been l1_O_____:=______n|;y ol c___l:;d that her naturalization imp..-rs und
. . lirom the diocese of Acquin as alwhat I believe; I am speaking ol alma" Wh° is going to lecture this' r0m*i*  `-inil en<ieuvori\d to elude the officers Deen rendered nun and mm by hw
  G|Ve Railway Czar lubilee gift. The coin,which has almatter of knowledge. I am speak-lhouse on morality' l A liy fleeing from Winnipeg two days residence in Russm an” Hwy “ere
_ - .fue value of $3, was found about [ug of what ML Newbery said them; Mr. Kennedy: I have been one of  E  before the appointed t_me_ _'wr em Obtained. She will fight _this claim,
H C0mpl€l6 T|"8,f\S(»0l'll|- |tén years ago during excavations remand of what he said to me tOday_ _the victims _of this deal and “vs_ _de___vDr_ng to throw the o;1__c'er__ here and while now in Emerson intends
R d lim foundations of B church atg Mn Mathiesom Then xt he said so _only to any that 1; was 5 wry lowi _  ___ ___ c ____ __ o_______ __gt_ _ _Amt to enforce her rights of citizenship
nental Oa lAcllui, and proved to be the onlylit is false. I don't believe het said mea" and °°mt°mP“m° Way the Gov" 0 e B 6 y D E was land to attempt to “tum tomight'
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NEW YORK April 12-Following ‘ reigned two months in the year 1519.: Capt Read ; As chairman of that ;inl50 5 r00U1 UT Which I WHS Sir*-iUE1   I sl" "mums °5 c5“5di5l\ 5° 1 BD
` ‘ l , d
the action of E. H. Harriman ful The diocese of Acqul was unable tofgontingent Cammittm, 1 would be ‘Witllf 501118 friends. Hs S8111 he Wasi ___ _  55° Wm 5° WM $0 U10 ' country to
providing $5 500000 yesterday for the'pay the architect of the new church Eder-aunt gn my duty if 1 did not lg0ll1E t0 give us a little more-wel | ' ' which her “"~°3i55°° ls °W°‘-lr If "I0
. .
 estimates were passed. I protest
iagainst any member now rising in._
his seat and making a pclnt of ex-
hibiting his political virtue.
Mr. Mathleson: I rise to a point
of order. The member from Bedeque
is speaking from hearsay. He has
no right to make these statements
in ther!-louse.
The I-Ion. Speaker : You have both
made statements- .
Mr. Mathieson: He is) making
statements on the word of an out,
sider. _
Capt. Read: Mr. Newbery told me
that Mr. Mathieson came to him
afterwards and said he had changed
his mind. I can see through the oli-
iect of this. I can see where the
secret came out. No one would have
had any objection to what was done
We were seeking to even up the mat-
for the member for Bedeque to try
to put the blame on the Opposition.
Hon. Mr. Hughes: I remember gthe
facts in _this case. It was resolved in
some measure to adjust the amounts.
It seemed wrong to pay __.ileage to
members who travelled on free pas-
ses, while others who had not such
privileges have to keep a team at
considerable expense. It was thought
it would be a better ,arrangement. It
was suggested that an even sum of
$200 should be paid. This was dis-
cussed by the Government. Mr. New-
bery gsve his experience and after
consideration it seemed to be more
satisfactory to pay $200 all round.
at Barbados, reports to U18 tl'B¢l°
and commerce department that there
in the 'West Indian sugar crop. Dry
weather is the cause.
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HUME INUUSTHY
The whole Provmce is 'Jeneilted by
a genuine industrial eucee-as, The
management of the 5'. ld. lslaiid
Soap World have been experimenting
with a view to improving the qual-
ity of their output, and increasing
heir business generally, with
the result that they have
been much gratiiiod with the i.u|.\rnl~
us increase of sales, ana are new
Mr. Newbery was sent to the Leader)
of the Opposition and he returned_
ter. How did it stand .with the mem-
bers of the Opposition 7 Five. of them
took the cheques and after some
psychological effect had been pro-
duced--we’ll leave the country to
judge-they sent them back,. and
little political capital. There is
_more honor in the electorate. A
imore despicable,- manner, oi- more
‘dishonorable act never was perpe-
ltrated than to throw \the odium on
this side of the House. 'It in the
Imost disgraceful thing this trying to.
ipreiudice the members of this House
beiorrftin- public. _
 
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nllineilfl ll. qi=icl'~' ~"'ievsd by 0.'&3&l
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Condensed Advertisements
 
Too lah for Ulgtionr
'SEED WHEAT.-(Island) for sale
» at Rodd’| Hamm 8hop.4-14ilr8i
"WUN_5:7_el§lTd'ay on Griton
_ Strait li medal. Owner can
insvo _nemo b7`D¢!iIa'lor ui at this
lfriiib itgliisbt slit dear. trout# mt.
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saying he had agreed. A minute of_
council 'was made and the cheques
drawn. After that the Leader.of the_
Opposition changed his mind-after_
,the cheques were paid out. This was
done alter the estimates lor the mr;
in a position to state definitely that
there is at least_ one industrial
institution that can be conducted
successfully on P. E. Island. All the
Company now ask for is the hearty
co-operation of all patriotic P. E.
Islanders, and the most sanguine ex-
pectations will be realized.
took this _smaller amount, to make a lwei-e passed-it was "understood thaty That the lack of such industries in
the matter would be brought up and _the DHBV- lm! had 5 d°trlm°“f'“\ °r`
confirmed by the Hons¢._Mr_ Newbery _feet 00 the PIOBNBH 01 ml! Pf°Vl°°°~
made his statement not only to tbelis evident to all. It is a crying
member for Bedeqiie but in the pre- shame that enormous sums of money
sence of the Government. are being sent away every year, for
Ml- Mgghiewn; /If M;-_ Newbery _articles that might well be manu-
said so it was false I never me.de_factnred hare. Md Omvlbymmt Elv-
such a statement. en to thousands of people who are
Premier Hansard: What did thocompelled to leave _the Island in
Leader of the Opposition moan hy_order to earn a livelihood. Almost
saying. that be had changed his mind.fall the raw material' used in the
Mr. Mathieson: I neveri I talkedifactory is procured on the Inland,
lt over with the members of the Op-‘and all the. wages paid to the em-
poaition and told Mr- Hr- Neyvbltyspioyees are spent on P. E. Island.
lwe declined. Let Mr. Newbery r’°3thus enchancing the value of such an
HHPLESS liiili
SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont., ‘April
12-That sometlzlng should be done
to provide for the protection of the
deer of Algoma against the ravages of
wolves is being recognized to a great-
er extent each day, when reports
come in from the outlaying sections
of the district as to the number of
deer found slaughtered. In many
cases the bodies are found uneaten,
the destroyers apparently being sab-
isiled with taking the blood and
leaving the carcasses to rot in the
wilderness. Yesterday A. Dowlson
came in from a point near Search-
monl. and reported that he had dis-_
covered fifteen deer dead in the bush.
They had been killed while unpro-
tected in the yards. George Dagle of
Groscap reported to Game Warden
Calbeck that be had seen the bodies
of two deer and a couple of wolves
at that place. John Boynton re-
ports iinding nine deer back of
Bearchmont. George Waldon found
seven more in the same locality. John
Muna reports findln8 ¢W° 55 mu”
from Bearchmont. M. McCaley 1°'
iernrs Mr. onibeeir that he has dir
covered no less than 22 GBTUDIW
near Goulais Bay. _
Canadian officials will deport hrrjt
expense ol the railroad which brought
her here. If it can be shown gh, 1. g
Russian citizen, than to Rum;
Emma must go.
iuuiiinanis iiiiin
_ TU Pllillli llillll
r'oR'r WILLIAM, "April 1i.`-Naked
Doukhohors attempted to hold ou-
other parade at eleven d'ei°cir te-
day, but were stopped by the police.
Fourteen of them have been brought
to the police station in hacks, and
the magistrate committed them to
_six months in central prison at
Toronto. More ai-rests took place
this afternoon, as soon as the dnt
lot were shipped oil to jail at Por;
Arthur.
if ira~d'_¢____lini|ninf cults Dniidr uff
rue wtirgii
TORONTO, Aptil I (lp¢cial)-
Moderate to fred: north to welt
winds, dnl, stationery one littld
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