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PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES - The services for the Presbyterian Churches of New London, Long River- and Granville for Sunday. Oct. 31st, will he as follows: lNew London. '11 :1. m, Long River 2 p. inn-Granville. 6gp. m. The services at Long River preceded by the Sab- bath Scholl.——£iiov. Joseph (f. ll-iar- rison. Minister.

PERSONALS ,___._ Miss Mary IMcQunid of this city

left yesterday on a visit to St. John. Miss May DBCIOPO. teacher,

spent. a few weeks vacation with her parents in Rustico.

Mr Domiten (iniiunt. teacher in Bloomfield spent a few weeksvnc- ntlon with his parents in ‘Rustico.

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cotton have returned from an enjoyable visit to tiheir son, Mr. Frank Cotton, nt st. Peters, C. B.

Miss Rosie Iiuoto left last Thurs- ilii-Y for iHotel 1Dieu Hospital. Clutt- ham, N. B. where she intends tak- ing a course in nursing, her many friends wish her success.

Positive Evidence Fishery Officer Was Murdered

MONCTON, Oct. 27—i'Positlve evi- dence that “Glppy" Le-Blanc, Fish- ery Officer. was murderer on Wed- nesday night inst while in the per- formance of his duty. searching for illegal fishermen in Butouchc Buy, was forthcoming yesterday when Doctors Oulton and Cyr, cou-

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Hall-Mills Triab To Hear One Hundred Witnesses

SOMIIRJVlLdJ-I. N. J.. Oct. 28.— There are more than 100 principal witnesses ready for the trials of the persons accused of murder of iRev. Edward ‘Wheeler llnll, fash- ionable New Iiriluswlrk church pus- tor, and his choir singer. ‘Mrs. Elen- uor it. ‘Mlllti. which will sturt on November 21rd. _ The prosecution -l1as announced the names of 80 “principal witnes- ses. most of whom have circuin- stantlal testimony. They were galli- cred through 11. campaign of news - paper publicity, by State Senator Alexander Simpson, who said when the case was re-opened this sum- mer. four years after the killlnga: “l will turn this investigation from secrecy to opeuhuuderlness."

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Some of the witnesses thus ob- tained came from fur corners 11f the country, but the most surprising ile- velopment was the number or per- sons discovered who claimed to be within a short distance of the scene of the killing the night it occurred.

0110 (mention most likely to be mos’. often asked, will be, ‘wlnre were you on the night of Septem- ber 1, 1922'!" That was the night of the killing. State investigators say they have 22 witnesses who will reply to that question: "in D1.- Russcys Lane." .

ll: was in DeRusseys Lane that the bodies of the pastor of the

and his choir lender were foutul.

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"10111111." the mule ridden by llrs. "l" 911M011. who said she-witness- ed the killing and sew Mrs. Fron- ceo Stevens ‘Hall, the rector's wid- ow. Willie Stevens. her brother, and Edward do la Bruyere Carpen- der. itcr cousin, at the spot. their faces revealed in the glare of the headlights of an automobile.

The defense plans to coll more than 25 witnesses, but has not given publicity to its evidence.

Says Canada May Yet Predominate

WINNIPEG, Oct. 28.-—The shoe was put on the other foot today by Colonel A. E. Kirkpatrick. Toronto, Dominion president of the Empire Club, l11 the matter of the annexa- tion. o! Canada by the United Stut- ee when he asserted in an address to the local club _z1t luncheon that Canada is prepared by virtue of nllmirte 11nd environment to pro- duce a race who with inmeasuruble time-wlll predominate the people of the south of them an nor- thern ruces have the world over predominated s1 o u t h o r u 11111111 throughout hintoyy.

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‘De RusseysiLane, just on the out- skirts of New Brunswick, today u; a subdivision. tor pnd this lnamoruta used it as a. trysting place it. was undeveloped country/ a dirt road ruuuiug into Miiltown iPlke.

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' Notés by the Way

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her of prominent speakers will take part. including, on the negative side, Hon. C. Gavin Duffy, K:C., of this city. '

Col. A. E. Kirkpatrick. of Toron- to, Dominion ‘F-esident of the Em- pire Club, has views ou annexation which he expressed in Winnipeg the other day. He visions Canada as prepared by climate and environ- ment to produce a race who within measurable time will dominate North America. It is her manifest destiny. He points out that the intellectual and physical superiori- ty of northern races is a. natural product of the north temperate zone and will in due time become apparent. We will not enlarge ufi- o11 this, having no desire to alarm or intimidate the Washington auth- orities.

The Winnipeg Free Press has taken alarm st the rumored con- tents of the Duncan Commission's report. The result is n double width editorial column on the sub- ject in which it is intimated that lPremler King will need to exercise discretion in endorsing and Par- liament will need to consider very carefully certain recommendations of the report if these are as now rumored. The (Free Press speaks for the Liberal and Progressive powers that be in the Prairie Pro- vlnces and it. indiotaes a. possibly chilly reception in that region fqr the IDuncan report. from which the Marltinses had hoped so muen and of the real contents of which we are as yet denied any oﬂlclal know- ledge.

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