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t° -'3\l“Uf¢ m|°f'l T000 0111 001" PFD- hlenlbers. - _Minister of Railways Shells inconsistency of ' and ll More Hopeful
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The Toronto Star of the 20th says; The Silver Black Fox Industry will bring $6,5_00,000.t’o the ranchers of Prince Edward Island this year. or- ders for 650 pairs of this particular breed of foxes have already been re- ceived at an average price of $10,000 nur pair. Theibreeding season is now well advanced, and reports from all over the Island indicate that the har. vest will be -up to_expectations. There ure now ninety-six registered com- panies doing business wfth_a capital of $6,300,000 and fifty private part- nerships capitalized at $800,000 or a total of, $7,100,000 invested in the inilustry; Two thirds of this ia Islandl capital, over $4,000,000 having been withdrawn from the Government and other saving banks for investment.
The luri of the investment has
proven phenomenal, _it being excep- tional to find anyone of any im- portance_in the Island who is not financially interested in foxes; and whereas the Island was formerly noted as n Province without extremes of riches nnd poverty, it has now more wealth to the square mllc than any other Province in) Canada.
HON-QCHARIJES -DALTON, .
PIONEER OF THE-FOX INDUSTRIY.
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, THE GROWTH OF A DAY.~
The fox industry is the growth of
duyalmost. Three years ago only _*L_ few in the inner circle' knew anythlngi about it. hutthsse few- were piling up fortunes. The great pioneer whose name will go down to posterity ns- sociatcd with those of Farraday,Step- hennon and Edison is the Hon; _Charles Dalton. Mr. Dalton was a yeoman -farmer of Irish descent oc- cupying his own land at Tlgnlsh in the extreme west of the Island. As a youth he was fonder of hunting and shooting than following the plow, and it was while he was so cn- gaged. the idea first struck him of domesticating the fox for the sake of its fur. The pelts of the foxes he shot always fetched good pricesin the English market, and Mr. Dalton ln- qliired at his agents what were the characteristics which attracted the experts in their selections. He found that the skins he sent were longer in. hair and firmer in the underwool, than those obtained from other sources; .while the black sheen was linaq-ualled for its lustre( Thesaquall- ties are worth developillg. -B810 MY- llaltoh to himself, and so set out to study the ways and habits of Mr. and Mrs. Rcynard in their natural habitat. 'He also read all that scien- tists had written about their domes- tic _nrrpngements and the impossibil- ity of their breeding in captivity. The experts. in London agreed with the scunitists,- so lt was up to Mr. Delfuu to prove -that scientists and experts were wrong--or to lose his regllllf income, _far the wild animal had been
almost eaihpletely exterminated.
SUCCESS OBTAINED.
ents and many and his Partner. succeeded in rais- the first brood of That was _about and the two con-
and selling the pelte of the Prince Edward
the English market
on account of the-
Thlli led ‘to lndustry and
from the e. pair to whose stock
Lewis
After manly
failures, 1 Mr. Mr. R. ing near foxes in twenty tinued
until the
Island caused
Sill..
g re rn or .e -
mone invested. the Boer war broke out. Should
sILvE_R BLACK BEAUTY oN 'rl-lla ..-me to mais to receive the hum-2° llsuen to wm-mu; our bringing him
- ' ' ton most generously, yet wc, the
erage returns to the Island for the mm] while his father is B\1f°Bd- Prince Edward Island Association sale of young foxes during the next ~ This trip to Canada ls only the do not think thnt we would be Justi fi" Yea” Wm. 0° “U0 3°” Mia" $7»' forerunner of others. It is Kmg fled in advising that Dr. Friedmann be sodooo and- thereafter ;s,noo,0no. No- G,,,,,,,,,»s ambition to ne the me king ,,,,,,,g,,t ,D ,ms ,,,,,v,,,¢., at the ,mn where els`e can foxes with the- same 5°' vial; not only Canada, but also Rent umm uualiw 01 Pm” 0° bred- F“\““‘°'f Australia and south in-les. Therefore Resolved that we extend north fthe ,wool predomlnates _aty the expense of the hairs, further south, - ai 1, for me S lennld eller and the hah- at the expense of the wma, lililnard’s Llniment Clnres Colds, ef D 0° 0 ' UUW in thu Bland iS the HBPBY UW ' i A c 'dent, and such like representative medical man be sent to Mm mund' ; "~. ,lggefdsglnfgggsf 1-Edd the cost is infill- see Dr. Friedmann and study his me-v
built from tent area
009000- ' the Gliiifge. 0 ` ' War May
realize the debt they owe to Mr. Oul-_ ton for his original designs which
501'” the Pf°b1°m 010901”-l°U~ Pri" 5 _ e wno e _of the der, eastern consistency apparently atchemun, than on Eastern lines. for the evacuation of Beutari has -Vac? and f\'°°dQm 00 the 1910!. Wil-ll dal' ill 5 futile discussion, desig-neil having nothing to do with western 6' The density of traffic was 29 per been received by the powers. It is at the same time, ready access and merely to lessen any credit the gov- freight rates. _ cent. greater in Manitoba, 16 per -non-committal in character and keeps uuuirvl iv luv fHu°u-m°u- efumvut [ner deserve from a senalblei (special to 'rue Guardian) _ cout. greater in Alberts, sasirstcha the door open for further negotia-
\ policy which lt has adopted, and| OTTAWA, May 2.-sat the opening wan than in Ontario and Quebec. tions.
bazed un incorrect versions of the of the House/Mr. R. B. Bennett, Cal- These facts had been brought out` LONDON. May 1.-The moderate ia” “- gary, drew attention to n despatch by Mr. Cowan before the Railway tone of M’l0ut0uegI‘0's reply to the 50°" Bffel' the present government he had seen in several papers to the Commission and in the light of them European Powers has cleared much of
‘came into power complaint was made'effec't that the Admiralty in Britain he demanded that the railways be the electricity out of the diplomatic that the freight rates charged west thought it would not be well to force forced to justify the higher rates in atmosphere. “Hd U1¢f° is DOW H luuCl1 of the great lakes were unduly hlslfthe Nav.-il Bill through the House by the west than in tue East. 'rue neil- more hbneful feeling that eu curly :pd ,thc Minister of Railways, Hofifclosilre. He desired to ask the gov- way Commission had delayed in the H~FrBllE@fl'l€Ut Wi" bu l’€8Ch0<1-
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(Special to The Guardian) Emmerson kept dodging until the 5 It costs $363 per rnile|less.to LONDON, May 1.-The reply ol
OTTAWA May 2.-The Opposition qpggke 1d th ' _
F5" (`0°l1l‘8uu. promptly turned the ernment li the report was true atter and it was up to the govern LONDON May 1 -A proposal that ma ent to hul ry them up the Montenegrin scaports of Alltivari
Hon..f~‘rnnk Cochrane in reply said and Dulcignu shall be occupied by a r. Mm-tin had sat in the House un- joint International force of Austrians;
ed and thcre is not the slightest sug- der a Liberal Government three years l£H1iBYlR 'md British UUOPS BH H ful"- gestion of such a thing." without cver bringing this matter to ther demonstration to King Nichillfw Mr. W. M. Martin, Regina, then the attention of the House. In Jan- that th” Ellmpcan p0Wel'S are NEON'
moved the adjournment of the House uary 1911, Mr. Cochrane submitted a ed to curry out their decision in re- tu discuss western freight rates. He complaint from Western farmers to Eafd £0 the iflilllluii-lil Of SC\\'-all Qi said llc had seen that the govern- the Railway Commission chairman, the future state of Albania is to be ments of Alberta and Saskatchewan He said he had never heard of lt he- IT»8\'l€ Ht f-0'lll1Y'B meeting of the arn- hsd -asked representative M. K. fore. The present chairman had the bassadors in London of the Eilrupeuu Cowan of Toronto not to press the matter in hand and lie was sure therci h»ufi0l’lB-
ussion was kept up until Well alibi' freight rates investigation before the would he no complaint with his ac- Bh°"m A"5t'i“'Hl*"BaFv 1100090 UNB
--?...._.____._____, te", ° “lock-_ ihailway Commission any further. 1-le tion. "we are not humnugglng lor middle course, its adoption would al-
__ __ _ “le 01‘0°5‘U0" 5h0W0d 21 ENB-i llluk also read s statement in the Manlto- delay over this matter, no matter 10W time 101” f\l!‘U\€r pressure beiuir
i'I'I l‘i`_\'i~-, 1 1-up--' :',;;;ul\c1p‘.nd 0' ,ku°W1°‘\u° of ihelr wee- Oue of be Free Press where Mi-_ Cowan de- what tile member for Regina say-s,". brouzht to beer on Montenegro Bud SILVER BLACK FOX ON THE their uumb". Dr- Clarke- succeeded med this ami sum his only nustrnc- Mr. ooclimnc ssla lu conclusion. for the making of arrangements to ‘ ALER1' IN THE slaow. H ulukiuu 11 speech fiercely condemn- tions were to get the nest arrange- pr. N.-elny, rrumbolt, followed in a provide her with cvmlwueetiuil Of
F | i . . 1 `f 1 - ‘i I - . l i "tory 05 the g°"'9"lm°“t Wm”-“lt ment possible. The Railway Commls- labored speech along the same line 801110 killll- The Russian Govcrnrv--eilt nnd the 00102 0“'“f0 of thi’ fact that the 055° sian had ruled that the rates were un- ‘as Mr. Martin. He claimed the peo- LONDON, May 1.-A telegram from
,New zealand govemmcnt were me was before the Railway Commission. 'J-,,s¢», am] that railway companies ‘
I-tel' OYBF to the Railway Commis-
lon for investigation Tile commission has been working n the matter and is beginning to ee tho end of its labors, the final' asc, for the railways having been ended in. The western Liberals thereupon m0Ved the ulllollrnment of the House to condemn the counsel employed by the government for not having con- cluded the case earlier, and the dis-
There ls absolutely no foundation for this report said Picmlcr Bor- den. No intimation has been receiv-
if
o s c h
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»~ ac
_ _ _.missin 5 nlliluns.
-linen lnrmullnrleiifi. . is susriciis
i ` ` ' ' »`, -1 \ \
baolutaly . wasted th _ I r ru e e question out of or- operate railways in Alberta, Basil Montenegro to the demand of Europe
ple were getting suspicious that there ______v__________,_.__________,____,______,__,__,_A---_,.,,,___.,._.,._.__
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Feeling prevails 'filet ~ be llverted.
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Cettinie states that the report that Baron Glesel Von Gieslingen, the AUP( trian Minister to Montenegro, had been recalled is premature.
It was learned here from a semi-
ofllcial source that Count Von Boreh- thold, the Austrian Foreign -Mlnioter has informed the. Powers that Austria will make no overt move against Montenegro until after the meeting o! the Ambassadors here to-morrow.
LONDON, Moy l.-The gravcst sle-
ment in the situation is Russia's at- titude. hihc has hitherto co-operated loyally with the other Powers. She took no active port in the blockade but delegated her lilly, France, to rc- presont her. i~‘»ir Edward Grey ad- mits tiiat the liluropean Concert is brought to a crucial test by Austria's action, blit still hopes peace will be preserved. If peace is broken under the stress of Russia's opposition to Austria, it will be impossible to fore- tell the conseqlleaice.
(‘.l<}T'l‘lNJFi, May 1.-The 'Russian
ndnister to Montenegro to-'day pre- sonteii u curt note to the government nri;in,»_- immediate compliance on the part of Montenegro with the dcmludl of the plllropean powers of the eva- f-untiou of Scutnri and intlmatlng that e policy oi defiance was likely to if-ad to the ruin of Montenegro.
,first to give the lndustry that impct The lu-iualliul reply was meds uv must -1-.merry them out this was a us- which has sent it bounding along MV- H~ H- 3900000. Cal'€»*‘-"Y» W0” Sl-‘F 3 year ago und nothing had been done. to its present stage of prggperyty "ml, ,lccteil‘ the Liberals’ pretensions Co ML Mmm, Ham that it had been D0l>\1l8TifY~ The? S0110 0Xl>9l`l'»B t0 lu- h“ml“0“F'h‘ll Uf the people to u Wil-0* shown in evidence before tile Railway
vestfgate the discovery on the spot Uflllif Tcl/icw. 'C,,mmi,;Si0,, gmt; .
and so satisfied were the former., Thu ]“f0f°°10“iul figured for a mo-I 1 1,-might rates west of Lake S,,_ that they promiHc1l_to i11\'vSt $100,000 "ieilt 0" the C1159- MV Ef"m‘"`B0|\ perior were 25 to 175 per cent. high- tion was what was this government berg, who shot and killed Detective ill Y0l\l\i.€ stock. This has not so far had Sl’Uk0“ |100 as “9““1 had made cr than in Ontario and Quebec. |going to do to relieve the situation Bailey and wounded Constables Whit- l_T1&t0\'l£l]i7-0d.lJllt l2l10G0V‘l‘l'l1iY\0u£l\*1R ““'“h`Y "‘3f0Y"‘“C05 00 the 5-50V0\”“m'30t 2 fl. P, R. records showed it was which was Vcrv serious, _ ley and Stall, of the North-West, lnumatud that it iufeflilu Efifuilluii p*~\\~ railway" “Y“t“"‘~ _ _ cbenucr tn haul 1,000 tons of freight] ,Mr. W. D. Bennett, North Simcoe, Mounted Police, when the officers. "r °m"5“’” tomar" Hu 9-000° the lil* when 1'” lmd f‘“‘“h°"~ Mr- 'mmm' in the west than in Ontario nnil Que- who followed said the people of the went to his aback neur' dustry- Orders have 9l00°I10\\T00il\i" “O” “5k"‘] mm what he had t” my lice. West would soon have an opportuni- Ross Creek, on Weilni-siliiy, is lying such numbers, that the existing ran- P10000 MV G0"m0“'u INVOCUCY of me 3 The cost of maintenance in the ty to compare the records of both wounded in the botcl at (il\ipmnn,tlle c'hes cannot accept them, and nl- Suit Of UW- I\l_f»@l‘C<>l<'"i0l I-0 ""1 C00' West was $400 per mile less than in governments in attention to western nearest town to the scene of the ready' this season lmlents for three mdlun Northern or some other private* the East ,matterg The Um government had shooting - hundred pairs of silver black foxc as railway l \
s - ~ i h 1 ' F b , lar foot .d d ileeiling
$12.fl00 a pair are going lnbeggillg. Mr. Emmerson doilfzerl the question 4 Actual transmrtatlof eximnses giored t e congest on m the West frorgnae§,g;,11c)t iou,-,fi in 132 I M~m_ Will the industry maintain its poll- refusing to answer it. were $434 P" mu” 1°" ‘“ the West lb" to ppm a“d__m’§d°q‘“°'t° elevator ~
_ , ---- _ - -- ---A ---- crawled to the door oi altusslarl
MP- Jameson kept *hiking and Mr- than In the hast' (Continued 0" Page eleven) named Mike Rechick, wllo livcs about
THE FUTURE. `
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uufuy am il..-........... .... srsluuuoll ulliins i-Ennrlliwniis ls .°“"““g “ ““°' ‘ .l§’.‘i.‘".`.°".f'....“.l."l‘i..1.l`7-'§;......§”§§' ..‘l°"1_‘€’li‘.' VI-SIT _ - “EWR” T0 "Wi °"'-Y F°"E°"““E“ 'ollpslisrn nos
present Provincial Government, "__ "_‘°
I
' it ~ T00 LITE FUR
Wm be membe ,,d_ 1 E t wh STELLARTON, li. s., May 1-The WATDRTOWN. N- Y.. May 1--The in .the'f_eg_,E,,,t",,,e d';,§‘af,;f, 3,52 ,ge men at tue oolllerles of the Acadia earthquake shock felt turoushout Cl ASSIFICATIDH
was more in the government's delay
than appeared on the face of lt. MURDEHER IN
No one replied to Mr. Neeley and WEST IS CAPTURED.
Mr. Frank Oliver took the floor. Mr.‘ _“_” Oliver said it made no difference what; EDMONTON, A1tn_, Mny 1--The old governments had done. The ques- out llzwed homestender, Oscar Fon-
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,L present rate oflpr-omg was good for NE RK *_ 'Coal Company returned _to work this northern New York and Lower Gan- m
W YO May 1-In referring to morning w‘th the exception of those ada on Monday night was the most
at least .a quarter of n. century, and _ '- . . »i , . ' . ‘ t d 1, 1 t' submitted “mtg and was B in sup* the pioposed vlslt of King George ton-emslnlllg on pay day. The question severe in this region since the Cham- one ce” per wot ea” ns" 1°"
B most Femme , S0152 [remain status quo. As intimated in professor of eolo at St. wren five "-ents
the U, M. W. by the company constl- turbance may possibly be the fore-. _Holman & Co. _ _4_-2_i5M0l. tutes the chief item of the list oi runner of a much more serious and`L0sT_BELTw1TH LARGE SILVER _ things required by the men, while disastrous shock.
the company flatly refuses to even Prof. Chadwick said that he believ- consldcr it. Should the local officials ed Monday night’s earthquake was ofthe U. ML W. continue in their due to "an actual slipping of the present frumu of mind. further de- ee.rth's crust along the great crack~ velonmeuts promise to be interest- known as Logan. line, which extends ing. . from the St. Lawrence valley to Ala-
bama." `
“There is no question," said the
geologist, "that we are entering up-
. l
.” F
ons. the requirements of the market tcflya tar gwtedg' acl; ti; - Q ing
. an e ana lens. ls ales y res
‘or mr mu pmvide a Bumcieut °“t` ceived evidence of this in 1899-when‘ let to insure a ood tu f lh
y _ the King go new or any subsurluent
- ~ time it would be _impossible for him
to receive s, finer welcome in any part of the world than in Canada."
As the yacht races for the Ameri-
icnn cup takes place in September, 1914, there is just a chance that the ---_-&--
Klng, on his return trip home, may; V
bc a spectator of Sir Thomas 'Lip-1 L
ton's fourth attempt to “lift the
cup."
It has been suggested that the war-
ship on which the King will mal-IG the tri to Canada should be diverted to
to smart girls. G. J. Hamilton & Sons. Pictou. 5-1Ml-1121.
drygoods department apply per- I
on 8 period of great seismograpmc -_Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. 5-3M.EZi. disturbance P As far as o\lr records go there
have been no earthquakes here so se- vere as the one on Monday night for
nearly three centuries
Ten forty-five p.m
oUsln"F>`1Ila'r"sl'r`UA'r1§n"`"'
UH' FHIEUMANN ..
P
Sandy Hook so that Kim! GGOFEU C511
see in person what happcuu t0 the --_ muy-.lsllfed -‘sh mrock.” l At a special meeting of the P. E. I. It is not likelfl' ibut the Kiuil “'°“1_‘1 lucalcal Association held in tue Bears if-E0 ashore at New Y0"l§» b“t if ‘t of Trade Rooms, flllnrlottetown, yes- .csn be suitably nrrunged he would be “may to commel. certain pwp,,s,,1,, clad to see One "NWO 0' the “ice” mane ny Hou. alms. Dalton, lvr. un., for thu Americlfs Cup. ‘about making arrangements to invite Dufing the Ki“g'5 absence from Dr. Frledmann to this province the England the YOYBI pF°=f0iI1\*lV° W\“"’° following resolution was passed.
, vested in u, commission similar to, owhereas the status 0| D,-_ Fried.
. that which wns alJI>0i"ted Wm" he mann's cure is not sufficiently estab-
mediately to McLean & McKinnon.
'r
FIND ooUN'rl=ml-‘lalfr `
l‘l.iN'l‘ IN 'ronolvro
conveniences. Apply at this office.
5-3M.ili. ‘
HAMILTON, Ont., Mny 2-Detec tive Miller, Toronto, and Detective Iilcnkley and Sayer Wednesday nf-
ternoon placed Henry Cousins, bro-‘ __ ther of William Cousins, arrested in F
Toronto on a charge of counterfeiting, under arrest. ' The arrest was made at his apartments. No charge was‘ ‘registered against him. but he will stables. 5-3M3i. _ appear in the Police Court tomorrow §`(jR"`3`A1_yE A VT1,`(TK§1f§ 33001)’ morning and will be handed over to mare' 9 yn" om_ -may be ,een at the '1`°l`0“t0 B“th01`m°°~ Savoy House stable May sth. En- . The police say that in the centre quire K; cure Guardian office.
of the city theyhhavei] i ulnesrthed 5-BM-3ipd. plates, photograp ri. c em ca s and -- , dark room but no trace of counter- G`;aR1'EEN:,:£S ;I;§{e1l`:A§x2%vB' £53 ‘ ` '_ _ I I :gl klpgvxy-prin2:;°f§° G°“““° is 5 ‘Adams Doubled'l‘r\111ck Waggon, near-
_____'_______ y new; secon and family wag-
Mlnard’s Llnlment Cures Dlstemper ifllié &g%’: a;€e;§,f;§‘ w?_t;;ISi;§',
._ . .
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.- THE
Farmers' Institute of Grand River Lot 14 has for sale a holstein bull bred by Walter Lea. They also want to purchase a first class one of the same breed or will make an exchange. They also want to pur- chase a first class shorthorn bull prdferably of a milking strain. Cor- reepond with the Secretary .Far-
._ _ __ _5-lM2ipd. SILVER FOX RANCHING GOM\
pany stock for sale. A
shareholder has placed in my for quick sale forty shares of
-‘ mon and four shares 8
~.._`.._._
one or two years experience in the dry goods busincs. Nu other need apply. Paton &- Co. ` 5-_3Mti. OR SALE A GOOD DRIVER, COM- ing 4 years old. Will he sold with or without carriage. Color chest- nut. Can be seen at Queen Hotel
SCENT- of his subieutu lu that °"\Pi1'°- F0' here, und, although we consider the
- -reasons' of Stale. it ‘WY 0° decided offer made by the Hon. Charles Dal-
It is confidently expected that nv that the Prince of Wales stay in Eng
our sincere thanks to the Hon. Mr.
suggeetl..lf Mr. Dalton chooses. that 3.
_ - - ' th il (I S." Riino:-use AND noon. "° "-’”°“' ° S an me
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“‘““' west neun scuooi. co-llcsnr
the soli’g and chorus, Swinging in the Grape Vine Swing. ' ` 'i'-he Highland music on the pipes by Mt- ` Simpson. sua the eeséizntml daincing by little Misses bl ormac and ligcbiilian were simply lrrdeistlble and were greeted wlthietornis of ap- plause. - - ` _ 1 blaster Malcolm. Ross gave one of .`the best selections of the evening; a
b .
Charlottetown has musical gram and was_ ElV°l_\ _DY 9°V°¥\f'°°““
in abundance was fully evidenc~ b0yS Bud Kms ll* 5 dBlnfY -lmllnuf. ‘ thelengtliy and well rendered followed by n solo in excellent voice
put on in me Qpem Hon" by,Mr. Robert lllesservey. Recita-
by the pupils of West tions, clearly enunciated and pleas- under the directorship ingly chosen, 'were \KlvBu bv Mill*
H A. Tantan, whose musl-,Edith Jullkiuu BW M”°°1' N990" “"1
‘are well-lmown and re-,Ewen. 'Ae coming soloists linsivfl
other than Stewart Ross, Fred"I-lines and Mile 5nd_tre.ln-‘Lulu Ballum sang very sweetly and' ut ni ht's were mast heartily received
OVGT OD
tis
the
_ Canada in 1914, Lord Strathcona,the‘1 di pn; Wm be u for djugtment plain earthqu ke of 1663 accordln in this °°1“m“- Umm ‘““°h “°°°‘“` g
f,;t§i§'d§§;f;";f§f°éO§i€;‘;e ,msg veteran high commissioner of Ceuude.'s‘l1iortTy, fun until cults antics wl1l‘~co Mr. oegrge Halpert onaawlck? P““Y °“‘°”- M‘““““"“ °h“"g“ ”‘”““”"` B
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rauve one' fm' “ben "No people of the Empire are more g rd ' d tchc iti n of U'niversit $1 rig-'sl' r th gin die? FARM FOR GALE F J D
the den-and for breeding foxes slack- 1 1 tt h d th K yes 9 ay” "pa S "cog" O . Y’ W 0 “Z a as B t e SH ' ` °
buckle. .Finder please leave at A __JameeWPaton>_& Co. 5-ll_iVl_liipd- i GIRLS WANTED TO PACK BIS- 0
cults and confectionery. Good pay iamuy from bemg b‘“`n"d in than
wAN7i‘El5`"A“"l3uitTHFr' BOX' " FOR
sonally or in own hand writing. grien jumped out of bed and “mug
1, _
I ON r Hillsboro Street containing seven g
store. ___ ` *_5;3 Miiipd. t OR SALE A FINE FARM or so i acres at Loyalist Road. Apply im- W
into the dining room the family and
`____#__&_______vH _3-5 ME3l. I O RENT, TWO ROOMS, SUITABLE “
for light llousekceping. All modern Eimdren to the grmmm Th. dag
R .
. w/lN'rinn A Yoiluu MN wrrl-l f'
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GERML N IRMY
BILL PRUNED
Il-l‘]IlI,'lN, May 1.-The German
army bill was again before the Bud- get Coniinittcc of the Imperial Par- liament, when an important amend- ment was voted, the demand of the government for six new cavalry regi- ments being cut down to three. This change was adopted by a vote of 16 against 12, some of the committee- men arguing that cavalry had become less necessary owing to the develop- ment of aviation and the virtual abo- lition of cavalry charges.
A further motive for the reduction
of this nrm of the service was dd- vauced by one member, who declared that the officers of cavalry regiments were snobbish. ‘ The bill was erroneously reported
to have been voted in entirety yester- iay, whereas only that part of the ensure dealing _with tne increased
peace footing" of existing infantry re-
iments and the raising of addition- l units had been adopted.
OG SAVES FIVE PERSONS . FROM BURNING IN HOME.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 30 - shepherd dog belonging to the fam-
ly of J. F. O'Brien, 5040 Hiawatha venue, saved five members of the
omes early today. 0'Brien was awakened by a tugging t his hand. He found the covers ulled out from the bed, and the dog azlting and gripping his fingers. 0'-
is wife they seized their three child en, ranging in ages from five to welve years and hurried down stairsl Through the smoke the dog rushed o the front door, the family follow- ng. Exit was out on by the flames, hich blazed through the door. Back
he dog ran. The latter sprang to window. 0'Brien threwup the sash, aped out, and lifted his wife and
topd aside until the family was ale and than leaped through .the vindow to the groullila -_ . .
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"Fat cattle, milch cows, lull
horses, will be sold to the highest bidder on Monday next at View# farm. '
“Any person wanting 50041 MV”
,or work horses. ~-‘W°!\|d d_° 'dl ¢° patronize the auctioii' ll-l°`7°° 'N' day next at Victoria 3 ` "The Ice cream UUWW. “ 0]" am” fellows social “' f---~ H'-"1 '°."°*'."~is.-...‘.‘.‘.'m.':..°"_ iors cor of . - '
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harmonica solo of Bcotchairg, which everyone entered. me he ini to i-e- en: °*z.“”.':*°: "°"'**.s
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Hymn' and his Nw lean-
prelerred. take the common bonus;
the
eredlgt on - The drills, carefully _chosen for art- --
_lstic cient. wer; ;llilbi‘;l`UV~ -
n the s irlt srl ven, espe y ec ve ng;
mana i ttiiefr eorazert ' theydfnlper Drill. 'me little girls were `
in their pow- dressed in white with ‘ tlneel-trim-
imuig, sau. nie their ann lu on eerie
save roi-“the” _terersthey carried and and _ g qu is mrioeulshts. '1'hs'di-lus -soil uno- ini in' _widen the auiliufeef louise.
for the
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Goose Re- were nicely given, this scenery basing eng- f|_;§|fy_“_“u- z“'¢,-‘:u;.°\$hN“": pre- very nicely . arranged, ' especially in out ‘yeahh me mum M qqpg
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E. I. CENTRAL SEED FAIR.
‘meetinz will be held in agri- huildlng on Monday 5 init,
at 11 o’c1ock a. m. 'he
fair, ovelneiits
ang! t\:%:len of con d6i'a;l,‘ erybndy `
Pres. Rev. :fall-_ lieonigeu.
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