Over 40,000 Reodqn Every Dally. Ifllug 0 Guaranteed Member A. B. O.

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Renewal oi p Treaty Endorsed Bl’ ll. S. Press

(stficlai to The Guardian) NEW YORK. Jilly ‘14-Premier MncKenzle King's proposal [or the 1131111118 0f a new treaty between Canada and the United States to perpetuate the ideals w-‘hlch tiie framers of the Rush Bagot ugruu. ment had in mind is giving strong editorial endorsement by several of the tNew Yoricpapers today.

ll. G. Wells tobe o Labortlandidate

(Special to The Guardian) LONDON. July 14—-H. G. Wells, who has frequently been asked to ,stand for picrllttmcnt. told an in- terviewer today that bu had decid- ed to accept an invitation to be come the Laborcttudldate i‘or Lon< don University. -<-0>-__. ‘EGCAPED FROM COURT DEBPITEI WOODEN LEG

‘NEW YOR1l(,.Ju.1y I4~ThomaIi liyman. aged thirtydlvc, of 101 Granite Strcct, in spite of his woodcn leg, escaped today from the Magistrate's court iii New- bnighton. Lyman was arrested on .1 charge oi‘ assault. c.t~i_. was the last unlit-ti. and he wiis'.‘eft alone in tro iwoiiit 100111 while his guard stopped into tho clerk's oillca to get commitment hampers. The prisoner climbed through a window. went over an eight-foot foncu and disappeared.

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IlATlGH.—10c. per lino pcr tiny. 9c. per line per dny for 3 days 0|‘ over. 8c. a line par dsy for 6 days or over Count 6 words to a lino. Groups of I figures, initial Ieters, count as ono word. 10 per cent. discount for cash. Address forms part of ad. and must be paid for. Special Rates Fuirflllllnd Room Ad. ‘Ibulor seven we s‘ for one week. Situation wsnltud, for seven words. 50c par wee . '

0520.11.10.00 Loan to be Raised at Home

(SpCcIaI to The Guardian)

GPTAWA. Jilly l4—~‘The loan to be floated _iliis fall by the Domin. ion Government will probably be irellsod‘ at home and will ‘likely total $200,000.000.

iMaturltics in December in con- nection w>ith thc 1917 loan total 911303300000 in addition there are temporary borrowings which tig- Erfllziiteahnut $100,000,000. This Bllflilg a loan for one hundred ‘mil- lion was negotiated in New York and in view of this lt is probabil- that ‘two hand-red million murr- will be sufficient, The bondg wih ho taxable,

Plans for it have not yet been fininlly formulated. but it is prclty wail ngroeti that thc method of subscription anti the organization employed will not bo the same as for the Victory Loans. There will not bo the same patriotic stimulus. lt is yet to bo decided whcthcr the loan w‘iil b0 underwritten by

financial hottses. or public sub- scriptions callud for through thc "banks and bond houses; but ll‘

conditions uro at all favorable the loan will be of a domestic nature.

____-.,.__ , . Henry Ford. Adopts Radio (8p°clal to The Guardian)

DDARBORN, July 14.— Henry. Ford is experimenting in radio according to officials of his or gunization here,

A powerful sycntling station is in operation at his Ddarborn offices it sends business iltoesllgos to var ions ford blunts. ‘iformeriy these messages were handled by tclc- bhone and telegraph. 6. ‘

‘The radii). it is understood. car- rics them more cheaply and with 1055 119131 Ford is using instru- ments ‘that arc assembled in lllE experimental station hero.

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important mill]!

Valuable Presentation in

~ (Spficlal to The Gulrdil")

IJON1DGN, July 14—One of thc largest assemblies of British "Methodists ever gathered together crowded into Central Ilull, Wt-sb minster and ovcrfioweu into the passages to receive froth J. ‘W, Foster oi’ Toronto a replica oi his portrait. of Juihn Wcsloy, which is the gift of Canadian Methodists to their coreiigioulsts in the Multi- crlantl its a token of tiffccbiun to the church to which they all bc long. The portrait ls ihung in lliij library of lilo hail ill close proxim- ity to thc room used during tho war yours as a canteen Wli\‘i'i~ twenty-five thousand soldiers from thu Dominion wcrc entertained.

In a short speech at the pl‘0r,it.'li- tutiozi. Mr. [Poster said that tho idea. oi‘ tho git‘t originated with Dr. Chown, who tllougiilt that such a. testimonial would be an zipproprlzitti way oi‘ recognizing tho

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William Kancen ..............Paintiff l

an Rob°rt c. Melllsh ..,__,__,_o¢r¢n¢ani Jiidamcnt of the Court Delivered

by His Lordship chief Jusgyce Mathiieson.

‘ (Juno 27, 1022.) This was llll action of Tmguugg

Tnnadian Methjoj g Gilt t0 BfiilSll i’

to tlonadian Soldiers.

Recognition oi

In thanking Mr. Foster and the donors of the gift the Rt. Iloll. Walter iltunclnnan, .‘f.ornicr Presi- dent of the Board of Trade said that if John Wesley's advice t0 Lord iNnrth had ‘been taken by that statesman and by the govern- ment ‘Canada would not be the only mart, qt‘ America within the llritish Etniplrc. Beyond the boun- tiai-ius oi‘ Qucbt-c. (lanutlu was not ‘imado by Woii‘ and Durham, but by Wesley and Knox.

I Sir ilobt-rt Perks who was {for many you-rs associated will ‘Lord Wolverhampton and has been

‘ii pillar of British ‘Mcthotlism for nearly hplf a century prcsiticd. i'l‘hc Illgit Commissioner for (Zan- iada was represented by Mr. Grif- llths iintl Dr. Ilutliorford and among tho comipany wcrc Mrs. ll-‘nstcr, Dr.‘ Oliver. Iormcriiy of thc Iiniverslty oi’ Saskaichcwan, Dr, Darwin, Dr. Vi/‘nrkmad, Sir

‘ liiajor General» ling-lied“

Lymztuli '

by breaking anti cntcritig land of tho plaintiff ‘situate on ‘Pownsiilp Nuiqtbcr 5i l" King's (lnunty thus titscribctl: “Iloundcd on thc North by the Georgetown ltoztii; on the iilttist by land of Hamilton Myers; on thc South by land of ‘Robs-rt Mcllilslt; and on the West by laud of Aloxzintlct" Stnithz" and cuttin down and carrying away trees grow iitg thcrcnn.

Tito Defendant pleaded thrce pleas to thc whole Iiculitrntloit:

0e Valera Loses Confidence oi . Friends in U. S.

New York July l4——.~\n indicn~ tlnn of whom Eamon Dc Vitlcrtt stands today lll the estimniiotl of the citizens oi’ tho United Status is given ‘by u very plain-spoken odi-

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1. N I t . torlal iirintcd by the 'l‘rlbuitti. 2_ Tihiiyltlhleyiunti was not the whiich ttpcr is generally pconcctlctl phnnuno,“ ‘ t" m‘ c“ ll"? v'0'wl’°'"-. “l the 2i. l'i‘ii;it the land ‘was thc frcc~

buiiiicr class of {he community. The Tribune says. in part: "One loo-k at thc countenance of Do Valera suillccs to explain the mail. iIIis narrow fncc, his ovcr- prominent nose, his cyus close to- gether. a thrusting jaw bcinkcu- ltt wiifulncss, his liumourlcss ox- prissiunvhis ls the “mum “w: A conventional line fenced of a fanatic] Whcti tiioy itro right f“ m“ “wmny Ymrs “ml such us he, nro valuable. But, alas! ' "um 0520006‘ they are sqldum flghL They up] Thu (use was t-rlod before ~ r , n ctns ggusglfylfllltgrgggltgfi: ignmgvfilnbléltlhlry at the July. Torin, 1020. in Th8 “newton; of De vuiem wemiGcorgntown in King's (iouuty. At not his“. Wm, hot heads butll-lifl conclusion of the Judge's warm hearts’ b," cold and CI-UGLClIIIFKCWIINI ‘before the case was

held of thc Dcfvntiitnt.

'I‘lic Plaintiff joined issue thc dcfcndiintfis- pleas, and rc spocially to thc Dofcndzinlfs pica:

1. The Stztttlles of Limitation 0f Actions colicprulng rcal estate.

upon plied

thc

wan-Eb ‘Post-Tron As HOUSE.

lliifilicumiitt-iicifig on the Town Itoud at

ato Mr.‘ Justice Fitzgerald with a.

unfailing kindness shown by thr. iiingslw Wood and Rev. S. Ai- Methotlisis to Canittltrs soldiurs. frt-d Siharp and Dlnsttio Young.

icged trespass Wfilflifjtllllllillllflll hull is csltnblislieti by n-grctimcnt of atl- the Dufcntizinfs comtplitrity in thcrloitiing owners of land. it tit-- acts worn ftxctl and established by rivos its validity from either or cviticncc untllsiputotl lll auy css-sn lbtzii. or ywo cnnsirlcrtttions: tiai part. 'l'llei'o rtztiiainctl only 1. lly csfnippcl; and |thc (iucstion ofrtho PlalntliTs pits 2. As t-vlticnciug thc iuttirprcta- session. Hc sought ioprove titis Lion which thc parties pluco upon in one of two witys, Cltlicr of which their rcspctwtivts boundary rights. being successful, would maintain] ‘it npptrars that about 50 yours his (ruse. auo thcrc was it fence to tho roar 1. Tiiut he held tho ‘land in fec,t>f what is now the Dcfcurlanbs .sltnpic in imsscssion by virtue of land. it folio-ivctl thc course of u the folio-wing conveyances: til.l‘t‘ii-lll flowing in an Eastorly ril- [ai M conveyance front Jatnles rcctiou. This fcncc. 9n its East- Stcwttri and wife to John Kunoctt orn half was South of thc ‘brook’. drttcd 5th day of May, A.D., 180:1, and. cults Wcstcrn half, North of “All that tract, ctc. of Inuit i.'l' llli‘ brook; ibut kcoping as close

_ ll(.'Cill'(lllll§ to

(sificlal to The Guirdli")

tlfih flag which was draped over the platform at the meeting held

at which Jim Larkln, the Irish General ‘Transport Workerg 1.9a ticr was the speaker, was torn down by a woman dressed in black and thrown in‘to a corner of the hall, umdlst the cheers and hand- 1111111111118 of the audience. ‘in its place an ‘Irish Republican flag was substituted, its appearance being Hrectcd with prolonged chegflng In his speech later on,_ Lnrkin declared that the flag had thee“ torn down because “wherever the ‘SIYIZIIUIYI Jack lites there i5 |_]() hp

Fined For Operating» A Car While Drunk

(special to The Guardian) MilNTltld/tb, Ju]y14.._.M;|jO|-'. general Gtirnct Hughes, distiuguggh ed Lanatlittn soldier, oldest sou 0f tlic llil0 Sir Sam Hughes, us“; V Imntlort ticspuiclir-s, IIIIUIbLVVOI putmds, with ten pounds, ten shillings costs. at Wcstinin- stcr police court. on the accusa- tion of being drunk in charge of it motor car in Chelsea. S. W. ‘General Hughes intimated that ho would tipipcai. ,

ilioctor Badgorow of Ilarlcy Slrflm- Mi1lor~Genorai ‘Hughes doctor, said he saw Gont-rai Ilughor. at tho police station. The General appeared quite sober. The doctor (Ionics thug he toltld thc inspector on duty that he would not oxprcss an opinion its to Major Govt-ml Hughes’ cnilil-ltions when first charged. ,

lMIIJUFGCIICTPIl Hughes Silltl that

tn the brook its it troultl t-otivr»

ithc Northeast corner of one lillii‘,‘lil4'iiil\' bu built. Tho Plaintiff's

tlrcd itcrcs c-f hind ownctl and oc-|sirlt~ lines t-cnnctitctl with this flfliCflla

lcuipltril by Alexander Smith running ft'oin thence Ettst

aiullit was for many ycttrs thc only

aioniffcntic botiwnon t-lic land of thc

0011-40“ said Town Ilotui for tiic distunccldttintifi‘ and the land of WlllCli thcinmrtlnl cpcktillls‘ H“ mm 0'0“?

lot ten chains. thence Sillllll-WfililllylDClUIltllilli. claims to be possessed. :tloiig thc litic dividing tho slhidiThc fouco appears to have bccn tract ti’ land herein ticscrlbcti fronfdiviricri and ouch adjoining owner a fuiuti formerly occupied by thc kopt mp ills part, but sometimes, latc Ilonaiti McDonald for thc tlis-Ithcy m-tdo the rcpiiirs in common. tancc of one hundred chains, Though thcrc is no cviticnco bo- _tbt-itct: by fl linc at right itnglcs yond this Ln show tliiit thc b10011

.ma-i in that?"

ho was habitually icmpcrate. On thc evening of Junc iiintirhu had snlall quantity of whisky and

British Airman,

‘MONTREAL, July 14.—- The ‘Brit .

last night in the Auditorium Hull,‘

Arrivesli Begded

(8p°clal to The Guardian) BAGDAD. Jul)’ 14. —-.Biske .Great Britain arrived here today from‘ mimics on his flight across lilo world. —-—-<0-_

Michael CoilinsTliiiis A Swiitifampaign Against Rebels

(Special to The Guardian) DUBLIN, ,July l4 —-A move to stamp out the Irish revolt com- pletely, through a short intensive ir-lmptilgti is believed to be behind the action of Michael Collins in iiSlillllllIlg personal command of thc entire National army .

Frcc vStaie troops are already "Iganizlng for the new ‘ampalgn, There equipment is ‘being strength. 011911 by the arrival of airplanes The 1111111’ ivlll also have the as- sistance of warships in h; future activities along the coast.

‘A Dlot to rescue Rory O'Connor ltebei Army Chief‘, from Mount Joy tijrison‘. where the Free slum Government interned him after he w“ 11111011 Ilrlsoner in the battle 0f thc Four Courts, has been frus. irated and a number of confedcn. ates arrested. Thoy woru iuuue] 111g into the prison from an ad. l0l11lng building.

LONDON. Jilly 14-—F0rmallon of an Army Council in Dublin and tho‘ reorganization ol slfq Ggngfhl Staff oi’ thc National Army arc bc. licvcd to presagc important mQyQ. mcmts against the‘ insurgents in southwestern Ireland at an early (late. The military censorship. howcvcr has been clamped down tightly in the Irish capital and nothing authoritative has reached ‘London regardii-ng plans ior the caiitptiign.

3 Year Sentences in Rum Robbery Case

iwatcr and two hours later two more than two ntilcs to Chelsea, whcrc ho IIl-‘ldfl a call_

Sir Richard Muir, for the tie- fcnse: "it isvsnid that trying to‘ start the car, you fell over the bonnet. Was there anything nbilor

“Nothing abnormal; the car

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At ‘the Supreme Court yesterday morning Dan O'Brien and George Essory for stealing t‘wo puncheons of rum from His Majesty's bond- ed warehouse were sentenced by tho Chief Justice to three yearn each in ‘Dorchcster Penitentiary.

Three young men, two pleading

‘separations

tllussian industry." The Hagug u,"

IMF- Llvyil George put the Soviets

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PAR '. July 14.— Germany must I111)’ the July reparation installment 0f 321000.000 gold marks to the A'liles tomorrow. This was the sns. wer o! the Reparatlon Commission t0 the German-note requesting an ililllnent of ‘the July installment and an Moratorium for two yours

FEMS. ‘July 14—'l‘ha German 17mm”? 11041111.‘ anounced that 00-000-000 Sold marks of the July instalment will be Paid today. It is presumed that the other 2.000.000 marks will be Klven to the Allies tomorrow when

the full 33,000,000 marks payment is due.

London‘ Telegraph ‘ Scores Soviets

(BpPclai to The Guardian) DONDDN. July ll-lnvan odi. tonal headed "The Break-down at the Home," use London Daily Tviesriinh exuianns how Prime ‘Minister ‘Lloyd George called‘ 'l‘iio H3800 as well as the Genoa Con- iiereiiee i0. ‘refute statements .0:

the Laibor Pwrty ‘that uflgmplgy. ment in England was duo to the

failure to recognize the Soviets and no cooperate in restoring the

accomplished notihing. it may be B11111’ remarks itlhe Telegraph. Facing considerable opopsitlou

to the test. The Soviets are a clique of men with their hands red with the blood of their victims nnll their lnililtlis full of lies standing ‘between the mass of humanity with tender hearts and the suffering, inert‘, sud helpless wor-‘kenruf Russia and shrieking “You shall not help eX- Wllt on our terms." These terms are in negation of every principle f0,- vvlvlch civiliza- tion stands. Tho ‘Hague has an. nosed the“ Soviet Government in Ml its unique” " ‘

Dr." l? Succeed: Iiytitneau

a very difllcult oflC to start. It 50ml’ l0 50°11 b1°3l1l118 811d 161- (speau m Th‘ a'“"0l“') .has a. vcry heavy crank and there Gen-l’- aml one P19301118 80m)’ 19-. ‘BERHJN’ July 14—D'--. weld‘ always a tianllcr of ovcrbalitnc- forgery‘ “M8 ‘eleased 0" susllentblfleldt Wm be Mmomted‘ Fords“ lug, duo to the v-loient cxertionfllml 5011091109. 11911111118 H1911‘ 800d M““““?"“’ °“°.°°‘?¢ Dr‘ Rathneau‘ iMs irrmmis, t]... nmgmraw’ u, ‘behavior and on condition thattalisflisfllaifitl. l1 111 FEIDOFI-Bd here ‘Major Gmigrgi] l-lugheg; _iiicy reported monthly for a space ‘i000!’- "Dn you ask mo to come g0 {hm-of two ycltrs to the Vice Presidcntl conclusion that you were perfectly“)! the Children's Md 50111913’- sober and that witnesses to the Afivr hearing tho applications contrary are liilsiaken?" ‘fur leniency made on their behalf ‘General l-Iughes believed they by counsel. the three lads were ur<

. theologians. I-Iis blood is Spanish, "ommlllfll W We J111‘Y- U111 Jiiillid thcrcwitli for thc fllSlilllflt‘. of tcn fcticc urns cvcr cstttbiislteti as a."

K591191- fplil/ P- 0:030,‘ 332- “k0 M5 "amt He is m- lho nrtiervtln Vcrtiitit to ho cntcrctl forlchains, thcuco Nortliwitrtliy itlnug|tiivision lino, it is shown to have UMMERSIDE PLAT. brood c-l’ Torquoinada, whose tlo~ U10 P11111111" 1110011 1851105 fiiliiflil iillqthc Eastern division line of thc served that pill-pose; and thc ovi-

LosT-AN. s H . ' l H 1|lng of evil became t0 hint a rellgi- o" 111i‘ lliliil iilllii. Ufliinfifll "Elfin-said Alexander Slnitirs tract 0f tlcnco is that for malty ycurs tlu. gill"?! brflfillgel-hlgzél "ganlsmgssidet; m", (mun _ lug thereto. 'l‘hrcu questions werniottc iiuudrctl aerosol laud for the plzfinliiil and his prcdcccssor ml

n i'i " - — .. . . l ittod h the 'I'ri lJuli to. ‘ -. -. ~ . . . -1 ontl

_ _ It is vastly creditable to the 5111111 Y ii g0 aiistantt. of one hundiul LlldiliS tu titlo (JQLllIblVLly hat cut w

Exchange‘ Irish that they rcfusctl Do Valerirs U111 JIITY- T119 illle-‘lllfllifl i111¢l|thc pllICG of comincnccmctlt lcirn- and timbcr up to thc bronk‘fo)nv;c_ ‘leadership and disregarded his art- iHlF/Wilr-‘i W810i fttriuing by estimation one hunt rcti and ilitrl paslurod 1nd watcrm 1.1017!

‘DFHCES To Rirgr lrqTrilbui ziimeals in their patriotism. “Q- l. Do you find the dnoilllitiiiqucres of land n littic morc nr loss cattle iiicrc. It ‘was wiidcrncssl gltlyert Bulltlllnlgaltest gtgllvenigtcgggullclzinrl iipfpcars alllo Lo look 111W 0r tflln line 0f Pliilntilfffl liiiiil and. is part of Township Number land for scvcral chains NiJrlli 4111111 "09- - - - - - North or South of thc trespass F111 . - ’ Kfll ‘s C un‘ ‘ll fo mwii renter distance South

t d‘ _ after hor own affairs with the ro v 1 your. in I g o .y r a. I . g i

and healed‘ Apply M the Si} slultiltlitin ltll_.‘lll)ll‘\lp_‘li)fi4.l (ii/ml; to tit};coluxplaliitrciilof? Prince Edward island." ofIthfIFILt-tilgkl. t I M m 1 wlxo‘we,-e_ Tulgned 50mm Hus Lmsmp and TWO BUILDINGS ONE "mi "F? 0 0°“ i“ l" ‘ml 0 , ' ' ‘ _ ,_ , _ -ii ~31 "I" 1- If‘ S" | "ll was terribly overcome and Elven a severe Fcllrllililiiil- It W118 Tiivillflvloncrmo no“ Amy u“, but‘ peace. A _"Q. 2. om thc rinlniic enquire n _ o.) A conveyance from Jollnltlicu Clltllllcll u. be ciittticd to tnemmessod by the snuatjgn h, wh_,clll,,,,i,,,e,, o“, ,0 the,“ m, m, m tllttn "That ovcn ior a fcw ilflYS thc titic by P"550~‘”*l0“ 0f the “n00 911 lxancen and ivitfc to_ the piaiutin laud itumctluttnly llflzlOlllilng that otiq found mysnll-‘u he 5mm Sun upon the“. future acmons of we

' Irish citpital has soon tho holrnru which the trvspass was comlnittcll? tinted 28th dny of January, 1884, thc Plaintiff on tho iSoutli. tybtaincil

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WABHINGTON, July I4-DBDIII"I— ment of commerce figures, made public today. show --that imports from Canada in May, 1922. were $28,249,429 as compared with $26,- 143,147 in May, 1921. and exports

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WANTED MAN ‘T0 WORK furm. Apply Byne Bros. lllvcr. ..

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL housework; no washing. App.y 148 Pownal Sit.

FOR SALE‘: OH EXCHANGE FOR a Ford touring car. ii K111i! 'l'i'11b‘k- Apply at the office

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WANTED EXPERIENCED TEA’ chm, for M.‘ Hprbflfl School. gupiplomem, $100. Frances Dri.» coll, Secy-

SUMMER COTTAGE AT ROCKY Point. Stiifivblo for small famllyn

of civil war is regrettable,

louse. The record will be twaimirig going majority has need to estab-

lish once in a while that its cont- nittnds are not only lightly to be

gitive head of De Valera

nut there is a cormsptmdliii; i-iiiin- 'l'li@ Irish care enough for tho sub~ stances of democratic government to be willing to shoot in tilcir own

to other De Valerzrs. An easy-

galnsairl and are more tliim advice. The shots that lcll albout bite fu- ilt his

‘ "A. -I‘Ic did nnt.

“Q. fl. 11y run-son of any co-tivcn- tinnal linc, is the llofctiriaut cs~ topped front claiming that tho laud on which thc troupiiss wits coutuiit- tori is nis land’!

"A. lilo is not."-

Tho Jury also returned it general Verdict, "We find for tho Deli-u- daut ‘No-t. Guilty‘ ".

Tlic Defendant now rnovcs flint thc Verdict ‘be set aside and a ncw trial granted on the following

in which tho land is thus dcsoribs/tl: "All that tract ‘piece or parcel of hind at New Perth in sat-ti Town- ship lfifty-onc, ‘bo-tlndcd and dos- crlbt-ti its follows. that is to say: 0n the N-ortii by tho Gcongoiown; ltoatl" u" the East by land iii pus session 0i‘ tho said lflllli Kancon; on thc South by lilcllislrs laud; and a. i710 West by litnti in pus» sc..ion of Aloxttntitu- Sinitil.“

‘fhvro is no ztmhigtiity in

lhc

taking a line parallel to tho Town

the services of John I’. Nlcho-lsoil,

Provincial Land Surveyor", tn run“

his Northern litic. He ran tho‘ line itllimig the Southern boundary of (lyrus Shaw's land and of laud than (ywiloil hy Alexander Smith

Road. When he root-hurl the Wmtcri: side lino of Defendant's land, tho. ll\lll‘l‘ objected at first! but it. was at lmigtlt zigrcotl ihu‘.

lilo liurj Sllfrililfl jog South for ill

retreat are notice to his bench-

men generally to be quiet."

grounds:

i. ‘Phat the Verdict was against thc weight. of ovidmitrc.